A dark-haired man in a white jacket, sweater vest and tie stands at a lectern before a stained-glass window of orange, pink and purple panes…
The Simpsons, “Lady Bouvier's Lover” (season 5, episode 21), 20:07–20:18
What happens
A dark-haired man in a white jacket, sweater vest and tie stands at a lectern before a stained-glass window of orange, pink and purple panes, gesturing with both hands as he speaks, then closes his eyes and keeps gesturing, with a green wreath of pink flowers at the right edge. Mr. Burns, in a black tuxedo with a white bow tie and a pink flower on his lapel, scowls and speaks sharply beside a grey-violet-haired woman, and the scene then shifts to Marge Simpson in a red dress and pearl necklace, arms folded, standing near that same woman in a pink dress against the stained-glass window. The objects visible include the lectern, the wreath of flowers, and the pink corsage, and no on-screen text appears.
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