it doesnt need to be a dance number at all.
Our actors had that great scene previous to the song and then did alot of strong stged movement throughout using the letter.

the lyrics are some of the best in ther show..the tune works bewtter as "Lets Work together" than it does as "Bangkok" and it helps the development of the characters,

^ Alright, pardon my French, but if anyone's a rude little ----, just for using that language against what she thinks is implied rudeness...yeah...I'm not one to point fingers...oh, who am I kidding, she is.

Listen, people, don't let her ride rough-shod over you as if her opinion is worth its weight in gold. Trust me, it's not. It's an opinion, and opinions are mainly subjective when it comes to something they like (for example, she likes "Let's Work Together" -- in my opinion, it is good, but easy to cut, while she can't conceive of anyone cutting it). So...yeah, that's got to stop.

Age, or the amount of roles you've played, or the amount of posts you've made, do not change a personality and most importantly do not make your opinion worth any more than anyone else's. As TVAW's signature succinctly puts it, "Welcome to the Internet. No one here likes you." You can have your opinion, but you can't force other people to have the same one.

So again...have a nice day.

I always thought that song had the same kind of charm as did To Life with Tevye and Lazar Wolf. Except walter is in no way like Lazar Wolf. Tevye and Agent Smith?

it adds so much depth to their relationship..like most agents in the cold war..they were politically on opposite sides but could easily sit down at dinner with each others fmaily and make deals.

Plus I loved the "Our secretary of defense makes no one nervous, that's our problem" line. And I also like how Walter and Molokov hit those notes on the extreme other ends of the spectrum at the end.