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I Would Make a Fame Analogy, But the Only Character I Remeber is Leroy, and Margo's No Leroy

Margo has a new skill: she dances. She dances at supper. She dances in coffee shops. She dances in front of the fridge. And she only has one dance, but boy, has she perfected it.

Maude likes watching her, and as soon as the show's over, the interest wanes. Dance, monkey! Entertain me!