Mr. Burns wears a blue suit and a white hat while holding a red cane in a purple room with a wall lamp and a brown door
The Simpsons, “All Singing, All Dancing” (season 9, episode 11), 14:49–15:01
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Mr. Burns, the frail, very thin, stooped old man with a hooked nose and grey hair at the sides, wears a blue suit and a white hat while holding a red cane in a purple room with a wall lamp and a brown door. He first fidgets with a folded newspaper and a hat, then twirls his cane and points it at a green chalkboard that shows a row of twelve gophers beside a drawing of a tuxedo, with the equals sign between them. A plump woman in a white apron and blue dress, with her hair in a bun, appears at the left edge of the board, and Burns leans in toward her while she raises a hand and gestures, with the gopher drawings on the board visible behind them.
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