Homer Simpson stands in front of a red, orange and purple stained-glass window
The Simpsons, “The Twisted World of Marge Simpson” (season 8, episode 11), 14:06–14:14
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Homer Simpson, bald and heavy with stubble, wearing a blue suit, white shirt and black tie, stands in front of a red, orange and purple stained-glass window. He looks worried and pleading with furrowed brows, his mouth opening and closing as he speaks, while his hands rise up beside his head, palms out in a pleading gesture. He gradually shifts from a tight-lipped grimace to an open-mouthed appeal, with his hands gesturing emphatically at either side of his face.
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