Bart stands at the left beside a heavy, brown-suited man in a wide cream cowboy hat and blue tie, who is not one of the regulars and is simply…
The Simpsons, “Bart Carny” (season 9, episode 12), 7:31–7:45
What happens
Bart, the boy with spiky hair in an orange-red shirt, stands at the left beside a heavy, brown-suited man in a wide cream cowboy hat and blue tie, who is not one of the regulars and is simply described as a heavy cowboy-hatted man. Homer, bald with a white shirt and purple pants, appears at the right, and at first stands on the right beside the carnival-like backdrop of a blue-and-red striped tent under a purple night sky. The cowboy grabs Bart by the arm, then turns and points a finger at Bart and then up in the air while his mouth moves in speech, and Homer gestures with open hands and grins, then stands back looking on while the cowboy keeps talking with a stern, tight-lipped expression. A red sign with a partial letter is visible at the right edge beside the tent.
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