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** And the first sequel ended with "Livin' La Vida Loca".

* The recent animated movie of ''[[Horton Hears a Who!]]'' has all the characters break into ''Can't Fight This Feeling'' at the end. According to the [[DVD Commentary]], this was because they wanted to avoid a [[Bittersweet Ending]] where Horton has to leave Whoville behind and never talk to the mayor again, and that's all they could think of.

 

 

* The final scene of ''[[Who Framed Roger Rabbit?]]'' shows the main cast of the movie and half the population of Toontown parading out of the factory as "Smile, Darn Ya, Smile" plays in the background from out of nowhere. A less out-of-left-field example than most, since the song had been heard earlier and it had already been established that Toontown was a naturally song-filled place.

* ''[[Get Over It]]'' has the cast singing [[Earth Wind and Fire]]'s "September."

 

 

== Live Action TV ==

* ''[[Skins]]'' series one ends on a performance of "Wild World" sung by Sid, Tony, Chris, Angie, a few guys in the toilet, and a bus driver.

* The hundredth episode of ''[[How I Met Your Mother]]'' ends with an unexpected musical number about Barney and his suits.

* An episode of ''[[30 Rock|Thirty Rock]]'' featuring numerous references to Gladys Knight sees Kenneth deciding to go home to Georgia. By rail. Around 12ish. Most of the cast burst into song at the end of the episode... until Gladys Knight finally shows up, just to tell them to cut it out.

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