Moe stands outside beside a striped tent, weeping and wiping his eyes with his hand while a crowd of onlookers watches behind him, including a man…
The Simpsons, “The Two Mrs. Nahasapeemapetilons” (season 9, episode 7), 20:57–21:05
What happens
Moe, the grey-haired bartender in a blue jacket with a white ruffled collar and red bow tie, stands outside beside a striped tent, weeping and wiping his eyes with his hand while a crowd of onlookers watches behind him, including a man in a pink shirt and a man in dark sunglasses. The scene then shifts to a wedding where a groom in a red turban and white outfit kisses a bride in a red sari with a long black braid as pink petals drift down around them, and afterward the two stand side by side while the petals keep falling.
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What's said
- 20:57
Ah, jeez, I am no good at weddings. I am no good at weddings.
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