Kent Brockman sits behind a desk holding papers on a TV screen, reporting that a tanker has run aground and is spilling oil onto a coastline…
The Simpsons, “Bart After Dark” (season 8, episode 5), 1:01–1:14
What happens
Kent Brockman, the grey-haired news anchor in a red jacket and blue tie, sits behind a desk holding papers on a TV screen, reporting that a tanker has run aground and is spilling oil onto a coastline with a beach and pine forest. The oil slick spreads across the blue water and sandy shore while the ship sits on the water, unchanged in the later views. Then Homer, in a white shirt on a red couch holding a newspaper, and Lisa, with spiky star-shaped hair and a red dress, sit side by side, with Homer looking wide-eyed and then opening his mouth to speak as the on-screen credit cards read Co-Executive Producer George Meyer and then Mike Scully.
Written by an AI model from frames of this moment, so small details can be off.
