Mr. Burns leans out of an upstairs window in a white shirt, red bow tie and suspenders, then raises a hand and waves
The Simpsons, “All Singing, All Dancing” (season 9, episode 11), 5:50–6:01
What happens
Mr. Burns, a frail, thin, stooped old man with a hooked nose and grey hair at the sides, leans out of an upstairs window in a white shirt, red bow tie and suspenders, then raises a hand and waves. Below on a wooden porch in front of a blue clapboard building, showgirls in pink feathered headdresses and bustiers dance while a band with a tuba and trombone plays and a pianist sits at an upright piano. A crowd gathers on the steps, including a woman in a long maroon Victorian dress with grey hair, a uniformed officer, a Black man in a grey jacket, and a man in a yellow-and-black bee costume on the right, while the showgirls gesture with their arms outstretched.
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