A newspaper, the Springfield Shopper, is held open by a yellow-skinned hand at the right edge, its headline reading "BANNER BARS BOOZE"…
The Simpsons, “Homer vs. the Eighteenth Amendment” (season 8, episode 18), 9:13–9:15
What happens
A newspaper, the Springfield Shopper, is held open by a yellow-skinned hand at the right edge, its headline reading "BANNER BARS BOOZE" with the subhead "Booze Barred by Banner" and a price of 35 cents. A small grey photo shows an unnamed thin-faced man in a dark fedora and suit with a frowning expression. Across all five images the paper stays motionless with no visible action, while a red and blue object sits at the far right beside the paper.
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What's said
- 9:13
At first, I thought prohibition was a good thing.
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