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Number 29/Stonecutter Mr. Burns

A younger Burns with a younger Smithers and Homer

Burns holding a rock that was thrown by Bart

Mr. Burns pretending to be a hippie

Mr. Burns protecting Lisa from the goat

Burns in his purple pajamas

Burns in a light gray tux

Mr. Burns getting punched by Homer

Young Burns watching a younger Homer with his dog Bongo while opening his power plant

A younger Burns during World War II

Burns' face hid in the shadow

Burns getting bitten by Bongo

Burns reading Lisa's article that criticizes him

Burns and Smithers salute as sailors while on a shopping spree

Burns in his winter clothes

Burns getting shot by Maggie after he took her candy away

Burns disguised as Jimbo Jones

"You can't do this to me! I'm Charles Montgomery Burns!"

Homer beating Burns' head like a bongo drum

Burns attempting to bribe the safety agency with the mystery box

Burns laughing at Homer's accident

Burns as Smithers' screen saver

Burns threatening the town

Burns discussing Mona Simpson

Burns giving kids business advice

Burns awarding Homer first place at the "Design Your Own Power Plant" children's contest

Burns asking Smithers if the audience is booing him after his film ended

Burns with a cloth while in his mansion

Burns wearing a polo shirt

Burns experiencing the effects of his longevity treatment

Burns with one of the Simpsons' greyhound puppies

Burns singing See My Vest

Burns wearing his golf uniform

Burns wearing a construction helmet

Burns threatening Abe Simpson

A younger Burns meeting baby Waylon Smithers Jr for the first time

Burns spying on his employees

Burns struggling to understand youth trends

Mr. Burns yelling at Don Mattingly

Burns as Ebenezer Scrooge

Mr. Burns in The Simpsons Arcade Game

Mr. Burns working in his office

Mr. Burns with the Brain & Nerve Tonic bottle

Mr. Burns, as coach, prepares to hit the ball

Mr. Burns ordering Homer while being the coach

Mr. Burns talking to his team

Mr. Burns getting his sideburns washed by Smithers

Mr. Burns wearing a purple hat in order to conceal his bad haircut

Mr. Burns about to be interviewed by Kent Brockman

Coach Burns with Smithers as his coach assistant

Coach Burns speaking to Darryl Strawberry

Mr. Burns' aftermath from jumping out of the window

Mr. Burns attempting to "pull the plug" on an unconscious Homer

Burns with his antique car

Burns in a nuclear protection suit

Burns giving materials to terrorists

Burns and a pile of gold coins.

Mr. Burns dressed as Jimbo

Mr. Burns' head getting played with by Homer

Mr. Burns with Nelson, Barney, Homer, Bart, Maggie, Ned, Marge, and Lisa

Burns mistakes a sneeze guard for a force field

Mr. Burns about to be thrown off by Homer

Mr. Burns gleefully looks at the electricity meter, which reveals that the power is being overused by the Simpson family, causing the blackout

Mr. Burns stealing the Simpsons' greyhound puppies with Smithers

Mr. Burns poking his nightcap at Homer

Mr. Burns falling down ala the Forrest Gump feather after he jumped from the window

Mr. Burns, as Fruit Bat Man, poses for a picture that is taken by Smithers

Mr. Burns as Fruit Bat Man

"The police? Bah! Every last man on the take. And I should know, because I'm on the give."

"I am the squeak in the rafters, the flutter in the chimney, the tiny teeth marks in the peach!"

"I am Fruit Bat Man! Now, back to my natural realm; the inky night."

Mr. Burns, as Fruit Bat Man, just after he punched Snake Jailbird

Mr. Burns, as Fruit Bat Man, fleeing out of the Kwik-E-Mart

"You have to keep squeezing this thing? Who has the strength for that?!"

Mr. Burns watching Homer celebrate about needing to resign as union president

Mr. Burns admiring the school band children

Mr. Burns as Fruit Bat Man

"This looks like a job for Fruit Bat Man."

"I've never felt more alive!"

"Feel the crumbling fist of justice!"

Mr. Burns, as Fruit Bat Man, introducing himself to a surprised Apu

Mr. Burns getting electrocuted in front of the moon.

"I did it! All by myself!"

"Do you know what you've done?"

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