At Springfield Airfield, under a sign reading "Birthplace of Wind Shear," a stooped old man in a light shirt and grey trousers pushes a small white…
The Simpsons, “The Trouble with Trillions” (season 9, episode 20), 17:54–18:05
What happens
At Springfield Airfield, under a sign reading "Birthplace of Wind Shear," a stooped old man in a light shirt and grey trousers pushes a small white propeller plane out of a hangar at dusk. An unnamed pilot in a brown leather jacket, aviator helmet and goggles sits in the cockpit, sometimes grinning and sometimes speaking, while a thin man with glasses and neat short hair in a white collar appears beside him at the window. The moment ends with the pilot grinning and gesturing as the thin man looks on, with the airfield sign and hangars in the background.
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