Junior's Go-Pro turns to Rallo, who looks more annoyed than he usually is about Dreamgirls and looking at Roberta, who has joyful tears slip out of her eyes as Whitney opens her mouth to sing.

Junior moves his Go-Pro towards Rallo, who looks more annoyed than he is about Dreamgirls and looking at Roberta, who broke down in tears at the end of the song. Soon, every single girl in this room will be crying!

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.

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?!?!?

And who do you think the killer's next victim might be? Armstrong he has the knowledge to poison and you saw they way he was looking at everyone to focus his attentions at me during dinner.

Rallo and the kindergarteners are part of Roberta's group of cheerleaders who cheer for her fave teacher Mrs. Hawthorne's dodgeball team, AC Please. When she asked what "A-C P-L-E-A-S-E" spells, some of the kindergarteners are all stumped, and Rallo comments on how weird that is.

Why is Cindy on Mike's gut when he's still asleep? Carol what the hell's going on! Well Cam, I'll tell you the story. Jan looks like she's crying joyfully, Cindy is on Carol's lap, not Mike's, and Marcia looks like she's singing along to the theme song.

In "Junior Honor Society Believes In Life After Love", she is surprised by Junior, Roberta, and the other members of National Junior Honor Society, who threw her a birthday party on the plane. After singing to her, they show their gratitude to Cher. Monica (linked Monica Kalil) jokingly states that it's almost May 21st, causing the others to laugh.

Roberta guess what. Your video of Mackenzie and her dad dancing to "Cheek to Cheek" is going to be at the induction. Oh my God! That is amazing! I'm going to actually see my own video of my friend dancing to a musical number!

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And now, Page 2, "Guest Stars on The Cleveland Show." Florence Henderson, also known as the mom on The Brady Bunch, makes a guest appearance on Cleveland Brown's television show in Hollywood. At one point, Rallo gets mad because he thinks it's racist of Cleveland to let Roberta sing with Henderson during the "Happy Together" number and Junior to talk to Henderson during the blackout.

This section is escorted by my lovely daughter Roberta, who will be honoring a boy who grew up in Harlem, and used his tenor sax to bring joy to American jazz, Sonny Rollins. Your thoughts sweetie. I'm so excited to tell Tiana I'm honoring a real jazz player when we go to Disney!

Roberta is invited to go to a Fourth of July sleep over with Penny Marshall and Cindy Williams, aka, Laverne & Shirley. That's amazing. Maybe Debbie and Mitch will be there. Because Penny and Mitch always play bad jokes on each other.

It isn’t true, not for me. It’s true for you, not for me. I hear your words, and in my head, I know they’re smart. A confused Roberta looks at Donna, who is still annoyed about Francine not listening to anything she said.

In More Than Irish Dancing, he dances to the Fred Astaire classic "Cheek to Cheek" with his daughter Mackenzie (linked Mackenzie Hoover), who is learning about all kinds of dances. Roberta videotapes the father and daughter dancing, it later became so famous all over FaceBook and YouTube, that it was later seen in Honor Society Girl as Hoover gets her certificate.

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