Moe stands behind the bar at Moe's Tavern beside a woman with short auburn hair and a light blue top, who sits at the bar's side near a jukebox…
The Simpsons, “Dumbbell Indemnity” (season 9, episode 16), 18:04–18:14
What happens
Moe, the grey-haired bartender in a white shirt, blue bow tie and dark blue apron, stands behind the bar at Moe's Tavern beside a woman with short auburn hair and a light blue top, who sits at the bar's side near a jukebox and a sign reading Can't Enough Duff. In the first frames Moe gestures with a raised hand and grimaces while the woman's lips are pursed, then Moe gazes sideways, looks uneasy, and gestures with his hand over a tray of snacks. Then the view shifts to a dim jail cell where a hand holding a large gold key and a ring of keys reaches toward a keyhole, and finally Homer sits hunched on a wooden bench chained to the wall beside a toilet, staring ahead with his arms wrapped around his knees.
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