Mr. Burns sits across a cafeteria table from Grampa and a tan shirt with a bolo tie
The Simpsons, “The Old Man and the Lisa” (season 8, episode 21), 11:04–11:15
What happens
Mr. Burns, frail and thin with a hooked nose and blue-grey hair at the sides, sits across a cafeteria table from Grampa, a wrinkled old man with white tufts of hair, glasses, and a tan shirt with a bolo tie. Grampa points and raises a finger while talking, then squints with his eyes closed as Burns watches him, and the table holds food trays, glasses, and a hanging plant against a green wall. The scene then cuts to Burns alone in a corridor beside a door with a small window and red chairs, scowling sideways.
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