Homer and Bart stand at a carnival game booth with an orange counter reading "TOSS" and a sign reading "RINGS for DOLLAR"
The Simpsons, “Bart Carny” (season 9, episode 12), 5:53–6:00
What happens
Homer, bald with a white shirt and blue pants, and Bart, in an orange shirt, stand at a carnival game booth with an orange counter reading "TOSS" and a sign reading "RINGS for DOLLAR". Behind the counter a thin, long-haired vendor in a red cap and grey vest and a boy with grey hair and a red shirt watch them, with a teddy bear, monkey figurine and shelves of prizes behind. Homer talks and gestures with a sorrowful look while Bart gazes up at him, then the vendor leans on the counter as Homer looks down, and finally the vendor lifts a long red comb into view.
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