Lisa stands beside Grampa, the wrinkled old man with white tufts of hair, in a pink sweater and glasses, holding a purple folder in a dark blue attic…
The Simpsons, “Lisa the Simpson” (season 9, episode 17), 5:29–5:42
What happens
Lisa, the girl with star-shaped spiky hair and a red dress, stands beside Grampa, the wrinkled old man with white tufts of hair, in a pink sweater and glasses, holding a purple folder in a dark blue attic with exposed rafters and a hanging bulb. Grampa speaks, grins and turns his gaze while Lisa's eyes roll and her mouth opens, and her hand rests at his side as he keeps reading the folder. The scene then cuts to a cardboard box labeled Bart on a blue wooden floor beside a Mansfield Apples sign and a string of green lights, where Grampa's yellow hands tear open the box's flaps and pull out a stack of papers and drop them inside.
Written by an AI model from frames of this moment, so small details can be off.
