Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa and Maggie sit on their brown couch in the living room, with Santa's Little Helper the greyhound on the rug nearby…
The Simpsons, “The Old Man and the Lisa” (season 8, episode 21), 15:18–15:32
What happens
Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa and Maggie sit on their brown couch in the living room, with Santa's Little Helper the greyhound on the rug nearby, while a man in a red jacket and blue tie sits at a desk in front of a TV-screen backdrop showing a portrait of a frail, hook-nosed old man with grey hair at the sides. The seated man, who matches Mr. Burns' description only loosely since he is a stout newscaster type with swept-back grey-white hair, talks behind a white paper on the desk, shifting his expression from a sly look to a smirk, with his hands clasped together. The portrait stays fixed on the wall to his right throughout, and the paper and desk remain unchanged while his mouth moves and his face shifts between expressions.
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