Moe stands behind the bar of his tavern, scowling and speaking in the early frames
The Simpsons, “The City of New York vs. Homer Simpson” (season 9, episode 1), 1:01–1:10
What happens
Moe, the grey-haired bartender in a bow tie and vest, stands behind the bar of his tavern, scowling and speaking in the early frames. Homer in a white shirt and pink tie, Carl in a grey jacket and pink shirt, a heavy man in a green sweater, a blond man in an orange top, and a red-haired man in a white bathrobe lean on the wooden bar watching him, with Homer gesturing and looking uneasy. Moe then leans forward over the bar, glaring at the group, while mugs sit on the shelves behind him and white credit text, 'Written by Ian Maxtone-Graham' and 'Directed by Jim Reardon', appears over the scene.
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