"Bugaboo" was a song on the Disney album "Mousercise."

But…
What does Amelie think of the last two episodes of My So-Called Life? I can't have an opinion if someone doesn't tell me what it is.

These robots do not fempute.

Glad to here KOTH has more eps
Ending the series with the Hank's, "We were good neighbors and we did the right thing," wasn't all that bad, but I'm glad there is more to come. After 13 seasons, the show deserves a proper send off. Like it had when it ended the first time, with Lucky and LuAnn's wedding.

Okay, I'll definitely give Barry Lyndon another shot. I just saw 2001 projected and I finally "got" that movie. I watched it back-to-back with Planet of the Apes, which made "The Dawn of Man" sequence really… um… something.

Movies I didn't get the first time though…
…but that I now love:

So did he really yell that to the lobby?
Cameron interrupting Princeton-Plainsboro's only surgeon was a stretch even for this show.

Good call, Stuff N Fluff!

Madonna
For Like a Prayer, Erotica and Ray of Light. As far as dance/pop goes, there's no one better.

In a reverse of the lifetime pass, I will never forgive Eddie Murphy for hateful gay- and AIDS-themed material in Delirious. Ever after Dreamgirls.

@Harbinger of the Arockalypse

Go CST!
I'm just glad you report in Central time. Eastern times, like wuv, confuse and infuriate me.

I think meant Ska-Chasm, as in the place where old ska musicians go when they die.

Best part of the ep?
When he sets the cadaver on fire and Amber says, "This is why we rehearse."

As a repulsive, unemployed schmuck with nothing better to do than watch strippers on TV and harass children
You're point being?

Ellroy praised the movie and Josh Hartnett (who I really liked as Bucky), but has said repeatedly that Scarlett Johanson was a terrible Kay. Granted, he may not have said that until after it bombed.

I thought it was based on "The Husking Bee" from Say Darling. But then I haven't see Chitty, Chitty, Bang, Bang for some reason.

Step, kick, kick leap, kick touch…
From what I've read, this movie is almost exactly what Michael Bennett proposed when he was approached to make a film of A Chorus Line (his movie would have been about dancers auditioning for the Broadway show), but someone along the way nixed the idea.

from the LA Times (via towleroad):

mixed
I found it momentarily shocking and upsetting, but not as effective as Amber's death last year. I loved the character and I'll miss him, but it was nothing compared to Amber's death last year.