Mr. Burns stands beside a tall red high-backed chair and a desk with a green box and a blue telephone-like device
The Simpsons, “D'oh-in' in the Wind” (season 10, episode 6), 2:37–2:49
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Mr. Burns, the frail, very thin, stooped old man with a hooked nose and grey hair at the sides, wearing a teal suit and black tie, stands beside a tall red high-backed chair and a desk with a green box and a blue telephone-like device. Smithers, his thin assistant with glasses, a purple bow tie and an ID badge, stands near him in the first and fourth frames, and Burns gestures with an open hand, then clasps his hands together and talks. In the later frames Burns stands alone by the red chair and window, grinning and gesturing with one hand, then clenching a fist and rubbing his fingers, while the title credits 'Directed by Mark Kirkland, Matthew Nastuk' appear over the middle frames.
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