“The Simpsons” sent a message for peace in Paris on Sunday’s episode, but it was so subtle, viewers may have blinked and missed it.
As Mashable noticed, the tribute came about halfway through the episode titled “Lisa with an ‘S,’” in which the middle Simpsons child visited Broadway in New York City.
Marquees for several playhouses flashed upon her arrival, but it was one in particular for a production called “Lafayette” that warmed viewers’ hearts, as it featured artist Jean Jullien’s “Peace for Paris” design which seamlessly integrates the Eiffel Tower into the peace symbol.
“I thought we needed a message for peace,” Jullien told CNN after he posted the image to Twitter on Nov. 13. “This is the first thing I drew. I can’t think of anything else to say.”
Take a look at the moment in “The Simpsons” below, followed by Jullien’s original art, which was retweeted nearly 60,000 times.
Peace for Paris pic.twitter.com/ryf6XB2d80
— jean jullien (@jean_jullien) November 13, 2015