Homer and Bart sit on red chairs in a purple kitchen with orange cabinets, a window with corn-patterned curtains, and a sink with dishes nearby
The Simpsons, “The Springfield Files” (season 8, episode 10), 14:09–14:13
What happens
Homer, the bald, heavy man in a light blue shirt, and Bart, the spiky-haired boy in an orange-free green sweater, sit on red chairs in a purple kitchen with orange cabinets, a window with corn-patterned curtains, and a sink with dishes nearby. Homer first rests a hand on Bart's chin and speaks warmly, then leans in to pat and grip Bart's chin with a grin while Bart looks up at him wide-eyed. Homer then grins and points a finger at Bart with a sly, scheming expression, and then glares and keeps pointing as Bart stares up at him. In the last moment, Bart sits alone on his chair in the foreground, looking sideways with a skeptical, sullen face and his mouth open as if speaking, while the window and sink behind him stay in place.
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