Bart and a man in a wide-brimmed safari hat lie back on a log raft cushioned by sandbags as it drifts across a blue pond fringed with pink and purple…
The Simpsons, “The Boy Who Knew Too Much” (season 5, episode 20), 1:33–1:42
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Bart, the spiky-haired boy in an orange shirt, and a man in a wide-brimmed safari hat lie back on a log raft cushioned by sandbags as it drifts across a blue pond fringed with pink and purple trees. The scene opens on a lily pond with cattails, with the on-screen credit "Consulting Producers AL JEAN & MIKE REISS", and Bart briefly appears behind a streaked, glass-like pane before the image blurs into a smear of yellow and blue. The raft then returns with the credit "Creative Consultant GEORGE MEYER" over the water as Bart and the man recline and gaze ahead.
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