Mr. Burns appears in several frames, and the scene is set on an airplane cabin with blue-and-red seats, its window and overhead panels

What happens

Mr. Burns, the frail, very thin, stooped old man with a hooked nose and grey hair at the sides, appears in several frames, and the scene is set on an airplane cabin with blue-and-red seats, its window and overhead panels. In the first frames a man with a long black curly hairdo and red-tinted sunglasses sits beside a man in a white cowboy hat and a patterned shirt playing a red electric guitar, while a grey-haired old man in red-tinted glasses and an orange jacket sits with a bald man in a dark shirt who is seated beside him. Later, the old man in the orange jacket holds up a spoon and speaks animatedly, and the figure with long black hair sits in the foreground, while the cowboy-hatted guitarist strums in a seat beside a porthole window. Throughout, large white credit text overlays the scene, including 'Story Editors Jane C. O'Brien and Larry Doyle', 'Staff Writer Matt Selman', 'Associate Producer Alison Elliott', 'Music by Alf Clausen', 'Casting by Bonita Pietila', 'Editors Michael Bridge and Don Barrozo', 'Animation Production Manager for Gracie Films Joel Kuwahara', 'Post Production Supervisor Dominique Braud-Stiger', 'Music Editor Chris Ledesma', and a long list of production and sound credits.

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