Mr. Burns lies on a long operating-room table while several men in blue scrubs work on him
The Simpsons, “The Springfield Files” (season 8, episode 10), 20:06–20:18
What happens
Mr. Burns, the frail, very thin, stooped old man with a hooked nose and grey hair at the sides, lies on a long operating-room table while several men in blue scrubs work on him. In the first frame, two attendants in blue scrubs hold his head and arm, and a monitor and IV bags stand behind them. Next, his body is bent back over the table with his head tilted upside down while a man in blue scrubs watches. Then a bald, heavy attendant with a dark-haired colleague in blue scrubs pull and stretch his arm while he grimaces with wide eyes. Finally, a masked figure in a white apron and cap holds a small dropper bottle over his face while two masked doctors in white aprons stand over him. Purple medical equipment and a ceiling lamp appear throughout the sterile teal room.
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