After the comedy act, it was finally now time for Roberta's act. She and Florence share their love as they sing The Turtles' song "Happy Together". And then, a lot of Roberta's friends from choir at her school, including Grace Hoffman and Parker Elbaz, join them in the song.

Then, it is now time for Roberta's act. She and Florence sing the song "Happy Together", and then a lot of Roberta's friends, including Grace Hoffman and Parker Elbaz join them. Wow Diane, I wish we sang a song with our friends like that.

Continuing on, it is now time for Roberta's act. She and Florence sing the song

After being recognized as gifted last year, Roberta now wants to be president of National Junior Honor Society! Roberta Roberta Roberta!!!! Roberta got hit in the nose with a football, Junior's tired of Roberta getting all the attention at school, and Rallo's now tattling on his friends at school?! What the hell is wrong with them?!?!?

Rallo doesn't applaud or cheer. He just pouts and looks at Roberta who cries... tears of joy. After the song, Roberta begins joyfully sobbing as she applauds for the wonderful group of five.

Then, after Donna's song, major changes happened in the kids. Rallo is no longer tattling, Roberta's nose is back to normal, and the big jealousy between Junior and his big sister is broken.

Donna, there’s a Roberta singing I will always love you by Whitney Houston Cleveland, Roberta and her friends like to sing the pop music Whitney Houston in the band

Donna posted this funny video of Roberta singing and dancing to Dreamgirls. Why don’t the boys join in the fun?

After the performance, Cleveland carries a passed out Roberta, even though she's 16, to the car. As soon as they got home, Donna took off Roberta's shoes and helps her get ready for bed. Rallo, you're next!

"Cheek to Cheek" is a song written by Irving Berlin in 1935 for the Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers movie Top Hat (1935). In the movie, Astaire sings the song to Rogers as they dance. In More Than Irish Dancing, Roberta's best friend Mackenzie Hoover dances to the song with her father, who sings along.

Junior, Rallo, and Roberta came out of the room waiting for Carol to not go to sleep because they put a lump under 20 mattresses, which I didn't understand. Then I heard Junior and Roberta singing the finale to Once Upon a Mattress in the room, and towards the end of the song, Carol snores as they watch her sleep. And I knew what the kids were up to.

Donna and Rallo come back from the bathroom. Roberta grabs out her phone to take a video of her, her family, and the other teachers singing 'Happy Birthday' to Tomeka. Alright, everybody ready? Roberta, start us off.

The Brown-Tubbs family are also seen in the audience, with Junior videotaping the song, Rallo pouting, and Roberta tuckered out from watching the performance. All right, is it over? Can we go home now?

In "NJHS Believes in Life After Love", Katelyn joins Roberta and the other members of the National Junior Honor Society in surprising Cher for her birthday, and stays the whole time, really does. After singing to her, she and Roberta help her blow out the candles because they were separated on the huge cake. She is also showing her gratitude, for real, and laughing at Monica's joke.

Oh yeah. That’s how they close their show. That’s their signature song. Because they say how they love the viewers and think they’re a wonderful friend. Alright then. “Skinnamarink” is the last song of the show. Good pick Leela.

Roberta, what’s the matter? Nothing. I didn’t yell stop to stop the song. I was just singing. There’s a part that goes, “And he only paused a moment, when he heard him holler ‘Stop!’”, Rallo.