A poncho-wearing cowboy and an old man in a dark suit and black hat, who resembles Mr. Burns, stand beside a wooden wagon hitched to a horse…
The Simpsons, “All Singing, All Dancing” (season 9, episode 11), 1:37–1:48
What happens
A poncho-wearing cowboy and an old man in a dark suit and black hat, who resembles Mr. Burns, stand beside a wooden wagon hitched to a horse on a Western street, gesturing and patting each other as a crowd of townsfolk in period dress approaches and kicks up their legs in a dance near a HOTEL sign. A rider in a black vest on a brown horse points from in front of a GENERAL STORE sign while a sheriff in a white hat and light vest gestures, and Homer, wide-eyed and open-mouthed, is shown against a pink wall before the view drops to an overhead look at the dancers, the empty wagon, and the poncho-wearing cowboy and suited man still standing near the horse.
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