Moe stands at the red door of his tavern with a green bottle bearing a partly visible skull-and-crossbones label, while Homer in a green shirt stands…
The Simpsons, “Homer vs. the Eighteenth Amendment” (season 8, episode 18), 1:08–1:16
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Moe, the grey-haired bartender in a green apron and bow tie, stands at the red door of his tavern with a green bottle bearing a partly visible skull-and-crossbones label, while Homer in a green shirt stands at the right and Carl, a Black man in a red jacket, stands at the left in the first frame. Moe scowls and then opens the door a crack to peer out, and the man in the green sweater with swept dark hair gestures toward the door as Homer watches with a smile and arms folded. The scene ends with Moe grimacing and clutching the bottle, and on-screen credits reading 'Supervising Producer Jonathan Collier' and 'Supervising Producer Ken Keeler' appear over the lower part of the frame.
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