Mr. Burns stands in a red-walled room under a chandelier with a grey-violet-haired woman in a purple dress, likely one of Marge's twin sisters, Patty…
The Simpsons, “Lady Bouvier's Lover” (season 5, episode 21), 12:27–12:38
What happens
Mr. Burns, a thin, hooked-nosed old man in a white tuxedo with a red carnation, stands in a red-walled room under a chandelier with a grey-violet-haired woman in a purple dress, likely one of Marge's twin sisters, Patty or Selma, and a heavyset man in a pinstriped suit with a brown bow tie. Burns reaches toward the man's face and then gestures toward the woman, with the man at first pushing a hand up in alarm and then standing with a sour scowl while Burns rests his hand on the woman's arm and grins. The moment ends with Burns still beside the woman and the scowling man at the right.
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