Homer Simpson and Mr. Burns are in a blue living room with a sofa, green-shaded lamps and a striped arched backdrop
The Simpsons, “Lady Bouvier's Lover” (season 5, episode 21), 11:22–11:33
What happens
Homer Simpson, a bald, heavy man in a white shirt and blue pants, and Mr. Burns, a thin, stooped old man with a hooked nose, glasses and grey hair at the sides in a brown pinstriped suit and bow tie, are in a blue living room with a sofa, green-shaded lamps and a striped arched backdrop. Burns throws his arms up and shouts, then sits beside Homer on the sofa with an arm around him while Homer grins, and Homer raises a finger as Burns points and yells. The scene then shifts to a pinkish room where the two stand side by side, Homer looking sideways and Burns with his hands clasped in front of him.
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