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In my rendition of the Children in need medley, at the beginning on the "Jai Ho" sequence (specifically when the "Jai Ho, don't you look bad" part), other than having Goofy failing to put a fancy clothing on Roger Rabbit (Like how Big Chris did to Paddington Bear did in the original), we have four shots of the toons that were invited dancing.

This is actually unfinished.

As you can see, we have...
Jenny Wakeman
Joey, Marky and Dee Dee
Pip and Freddy from "T.O.T.S."
A Furby
Pinky Dinky Doo
Linus van Pelt
McGee from "Camp Lakebottom"
Yogi Bear
The Pigeon from "Don't let the Pigeon drive the bus!"
The Daltons, trying to escape once again

(after this one, it'll go straight towards the actual "Jai Ho" part)

Take a closer look at some of their dance moves. They look familiar, don't they?

Edit: I colored it up a bit more.

(c) Disney, Warner Bros. Discovery, 9 Story Entertainment, Xilam Animation, Paramount Global, Peanuts Worldwide, Sesame Workshop, Hyperion Books for Children and Hasbro

Description
In my rendition of the Children in need medley, at the beginning on the "Jai Ho" sequence (specifically when the "Jai Ho, don't you look bad" part), other than having Goofy failing to put a fancy clothing on Roger Rabbit (Like how Big Chris did to Paddington Bear did in the original), we have four shots of the toons that were invited dancing.

This is actually unfinished.

As you can see, we have...
Jenny Wakeman
Joey, Marky and Dee Dee
Pip and Freddy from "T.O.T.S."
A Furby
Pinky Dinky Doo
Linus van Pelt
McGee from "Camp Lakebottom"
Yogi Bear
The Pigeon from "Don't let the Pigeon drive the bus!"
The Daltons, trying to escape once again

(after this one, it'll go straight towards the actual "Jai Ho" part)

Take a closer look at some of their dance moves. They look familiar, don't they?

Edit: I colored it up a bit more.

(c) Disney, Warner Bros. Discovery, 9 Story Entertainment, Xilam Animation, Paramount Global, Peanuts Worldwide, Sesame Workshop, Hyperion Books for Children and Hasbro