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If you've ever loved a movie musical, then you've probably got a favorite movie musical number, a song that makes you want to sing along, swoon, celebrate, or simply dance with the nearest

lamppost. But what makes these moments great? With wicked-hitting theaters, there's never been a

better time to debate our favorites, from lavish production numbers to solo performances. I'm

Linda Holmes. And I'm Stephen Thompson. Today on NPR's Pop Culture Happy Hour, what is the best movie musical number?

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Joining us today are our co-hosts.

Aisha Harris. Hey, Aisha.

Shapoopee, my dear friends, Shepoopee.

Glenn Weldon. Hello, Glenn. Pop six, squish, uh-uh, cissarolept shit, Stephen. friends. Shepoopee. Glenn Weldon.

Hello, Glenn.

Pop, six, squish, uh-uh, sissero, lip shit, Stephen.

I am going to take your word for it.

It is a pleasure to have you all here to talk about this momentous topic, favorite movie musical number.

I could go into a long, elaborate explanation, but I think we're just going to go into our picks.

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