Milhouse stands in a crowd of townsfolk outside a storefront, and an older man with grey hair at the sides and a bow tie leans in among them
The Simpsons, “Homer vs. the Eighteenth Amendment” (season 8, episode 18), 3:25–3:39
What happens
Milhouse, with blue hair and glasses, stands in a crowd of townsfolk outside a storefront, and an older man with grey hair at the sides and a bow tie leans in among them. A boy in a green shirt throws both arms up and shouts while a spiky-haired boy in the foreground glances sideways. The crowd then moves into a bar under green banners reading "Erin Go Bragh" and "Kiss Me, I'm Irish," where Barney, a heavy man with messy brown hair, sits at the counter while grey-haired Moe pulls draft beers from the taps and patrons raise their mugs.
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