Homer first stands at a shop window displaying a window air conditioner with a $200 price tag, then turns to look at King Toot's Music Store, where…
The Simpsons, “Lisa's Sax” (season 9, episode 3), 18:48–19:00
What happens
Homer, a bald heavy man in a white shirt, first stands at a shop window displaying a window air conditioner with a $200 price tag, then turns to look at King Toot's Music Store, where Lisa, a girl with star-shaped spiky hair and a red dress, stands before the window full of drums and brass instruments. Inside the store, Lisa leans on a counter beside a large drum, a saxophone and a harp while Homer, grimacing and wide-eyed, leans in next to her, and he keeps gripping and tugging at her as she reaches toward the instruments on the counter. A harmonica sale sign hangs on the wall behind them, and at the end Homer stands near the doorway with his teeth clenched and eyes bulging as he holds Lisa close.
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