From the man who gave us "President Palin. Think about it."

As was "Up And Close And Personal," even more loosely… it looks like the TV movie "Almost Golden" as close the screen will get to the truth.

I'm pretty sure it was Buckman…

I remember being annoyed when I saw the movie as a little boy and it was one of the WOMEN who won the race because Captain Chaos had to be a hero… I apologise.

EXTREMELY. Thinking about that thing still gives me night terrors. Also, I'm convinced it's one of the reasons Phoebe Cates quit acting.

Leaving aside how they're already related (she's his sister-in-law) wouldn't going from Bridget Fonda to Jenna Elfman be a massive trade-down?

At least he was give away key plot points in his track titles like John Williams.

How about that, the first person to appear in a "Star Wars" movie and score one as well.

Actually the show's had a five year time skip - so they stopped playing teenagers a while ago. Which given that Troian Bellisario is 30 (and Tammin Sursok is even older and a mother!)…

I think Vol. 2 will also be an all-score album.

If you want the licensed songs, go track them down yourself.

Because that worked so well for "The Shadow."

Christopher Young. Anything.

But wasn't written for "The Exorcist" (I don't what fans of Kurbrick and Tarantino - and Cameron Crowe - might say, sticking previously released music all over the place is not scoring a movie).

Not the greatest, although the Chris Evans I used in the other one, the Chucky-from-"Rugrats" lookalike last seen on "Top Gear," not Captain America.

Incidentally, "Sanford And Son" has never, ever, been shown in Britain (unlike "All In The Family" and "Archie Bunker's Place"). Neither has "Good Times" (although when that given a British version called "The Fosters" then translated the original scripts… it wasn't successful).

Remember, she was on "Glee" as well…

Peter Bernstein (Elmer's son) did use Williams thematic material on them.

He's not completely beholden to the female form, to be fair… he did turn down Scarlett Johansson's offer to go topless in "The Island," a textbook example of not knowing a good thing when one sees it.

Except that is Melissa Benoist is way prettier than Emma Watson. Plus "Supergirl"'s callbacks are better than this trailer's.