Mr. Burns stands with Lisa, who wears an orange skirt and pearl necklace, beside stacked yellow, blue and orange barrels in an alley
The Simpsons, “The Old Man and the Lisa” (season 8, episode 21), 14:52–15:03
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Mr. Burns, a frail, stooped old man in a brown fedora, white shirt and grey trousers, stands with Lisa, who wears an orange skirt and pearl necklace, beside stacked yellow, blue and orange barrels in an alley. He gestures toward a bearded man with a long ponytail and a pink tie-dye shirt behind a service window, first pointing an open hand, then raising a finger, while Lisa watches. The bearded man clasps his hands and then spreads his arms wide with a startled, wide-eyed expression, and a stack of newspapers sits in the bottom right corner.
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