Part 11...
The figure of Tux Kermit took to the stage, his head posed nice and straight so as that the peg hole for his top hat wasn't at all noticeable.
Kermit: And now ladies and gentlemen... To start tonight's show, a dance number I last performed at the swamps of Leeland. Yes, the time has come yet again to answer that age-old question... Can a frog..."
Fozzie, from offstage: "And a bear..."
Gonzo, from offstage: "And a whatever..."
Bunsen, from offstage: "And a scientist..."
Beaker, from offstage: "Mee a meep meep..."
Kermit: "All right! All right! The time has come to answer that age-old question... Can a frog and a bear and a whatever and a scientist and a lab assistant tapdance!"
Rowlf, still in his tux, started playing the peppy music while the other Tux or Steppin' Out figures as they were known danced their hearts out. Tux Kermit was the one singing, joined later by the others.
Tux Kermit: "Happy feet
I've got those happy feet
Give them a low down beat
And they begin dancing
I've got those
Ten little tapping toes
And when they hear a tune
I can't control my dancing heels
To save my soul
Weary blues
Can't get into my shoes
Because my shoes refuse
To ever grow weary
I keep cheerful on an earful of music sweet
'Cause I've got happ happ happy feet."
Tux Fozzie, Gonzo, Beaker, Bunsen, Johnny Fiama, Silver Shirt Janice, and Evening Gown Piggy then popped out filling up the dancing area upon the main stage.
All: "Weary blues
Can't get into our shoes
Because our shoes refuse
To ever grow weary
We keep cheerful on an earful of music sweet
'Cause we've got happ happ happy feet
'Cause we've got happ happ happy
Feet!"
The dance number over, everybody took their bows to thunderous applause.
Jane remembered happily the instance Kermit mentioned in his introduction... When the entire froggy family had turned out to celebrate the fact her operation was a success.