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"Japanese Square Dance" was written specifically for episode 505 of The Muppet Show by music associate Derek Scott. | "Japanese Square Dance" was written specifically for episode 505 of The Muppet Show by music associate Derek Scott. | ||
[[File:TokyoTaiChiKarateChowderSociety.jpg|thumb|frameless|right|400px|The Tokyo Tai-Chi, Karate, and Chowder Society (Sesame Street)]] | |||
In the episode's closing number, the Muppet cast and [[The Tokyo Tai-Chi, Karate, and Chowder Society (Sesame Street)|The Tokyo Tai-Chi, Karate, and Chowder Society]] attempt a serene "Salute to Japan," but when Animal grows bored with the serene music and the set is invaded by cowboys, the number erupts into a boisterous musical square dance production combining the Eastern and Western themes. | In the episode's closing number, the Muppet cast and [[The Tokyo Tai-Chi, Karate, and Chowder Society (Sesame Street)|The Tokyo Tai-Chi, Karate, and Chowder Society]] attempt a serene "Salute to Japan," but when Animal grows bored with the serene music and the set is invaded by cowboys, the number erupts into a boisterous musical square dance production combining the Eastern and Western themes. | ||