#scott baio

Cursed

Started: June 5th, 2026

Finished: June 25th, 2026

Updated: June 25th, 2026

Section I- Fan Favorites

Malachi Barton Characters

Malachi Barton

Pink BMW Prank

Theatre Romance

Nightmares

Fangirling Over New Series

Black T-Shirt

Heart Surgery

Everything

No Secret

Snowboarding Miscommunication

Doctor In Need

New Looks

Baby Pictures

Crazy for Basketball

The Things He Notices

Three Days Too Long

Fear In Your Eyes

Borrowed Warmth

Thought You Liked Her

Still Christmas

Waiting For Him

Last Boarding Call

Unread Feelings

Regretful Moments

Your Birthday, His Plan

Car Accident Worries

New Secrets

Proper Kisses

Don't Work Too Much

Beast Diaz

Cancun Anniversary

Colby Madden

Daughter-In-Law-Calling

Video Madness

Victor

The Vampire is Mine

The Outsiders

Steve Randle

Two-Bit Matthews

Roll Film

Johnny Cade

Wrong Time

Dallas Winson

Darrel (Darry) Curtis

What is That Picture?

Ponyboy Curtis

Johnny Cade

Wrong Time

Trying New Things

Sodapop Curtis

Bad Dreams

Better At Home

10 Things I Hate About You

Cameron James

Patrick Verona

Section II-Author's Favorites

Boy Meets World

Eric Matthews

Practice SAT's

Still Wanna Be With You

Jack Hunter

Corey Matthews

Shawn Hunter

Only Your Heart Matters

Runaway From Everything

Charles in Charge

Adam Powell

Buddie Lembeck

Charles Harrison

Want to be Her

Can't Lose You

Pretty in Pink

Duckie Dale

Steph McKee

Come Back to Me

Blane McDoungh

Dream Relationship

Under the Soft Music

Over the Edge

Johnny Zachary

Claude Zachary

Carl Willat

Richie White

Gone Drunk

Mark Perry

Eight is Enough

Tommy Bradford

Going on Tour

Lost a Life

Jeremy Andretti

David Bradford

Marry Me

Nicholas Bradford

Section III-Characters

Michael Jackson

Michael Jackson (eras below)

Off the Wall

Quiet Enough to Breathe

Safe Place

Thriller

Recording Studio Talk

Grammy Night

My P.Y.T.

Bad

Long Days

Dangerous

Invincible

HIStory

He's My Everything

Finish the Answer

Mature (This is it 2000's-2009)

Enough of the Press

Intimate Interview (After 2009)

Jaafar Jackson

Late Night Karoke

Aunt Y/n

Only My Fiancée

Jaafar-as Michael

C. Thomas Howell

Lee Tefler

Come Home To You

Tyler Brown

Ponyboy Curtis

Tim Pearson

Monroe Clark

Volleyball Lessons

Jim Hasley

Robert

Mark Watson

Michael Ryan

Mystery Person

William Zabka

Greg Tolan

She's Mine

Johnny Lawrence

Ridiculous Hot

Ruben Patterson

Dangerous Choice

Running Back to You

Scott McCall

Chas Osborne

Swimming Mess

Rob Lowe

Tim Whalen

Alex

Sodapop Curtis

Bad Dreams

Better At Home

Danny Martin

Moving In

Skip Burroughs

Benjamin Kane

Paul Barish

Rob Lowe

Trust in a Relationship

Jealous Lights

Always a Couple

Franscesco Salvitore

John Berry

Nick De' Angelo

Oxford Surprise

Billy Hicks

Dean Youngblood

Ralph Macchio

Chris (NINY)

Deserve The Stage

Ralph Macchio

Billy Gambini

Innoncent

Eugene Martone

True Voice

Eddie Pilikian

Jeremy Andretti

Billy Grier

Chooch Bambalazi

Johnny Cade

Wrong Time

Trying New Things

Jack Lambert

Daniel Larusso

Coming Back to You

Frank Delerocca

Cameorn Boyce

Cameron Boyce

After Acting

Sick Day

Needy

Cute Couple

Cal Rumbaugh

Safe Place

Luke Ross

Conor

Carlos De'vil

Simon Ostergaard

Guitarist in the Band

Freya Skye

Nova Bright

Freya Skye

Duo Besties

MK

MK

Vargas

Section IV-70's-80's

Three's Company

Larry Dallas

Jack Tripper

Karate Kid/ Cobra Kai

Miguel Diaz

Daniel Larusso

Coming Back to You

Robby Keene

Johnny Lawrence

Ridiculous Hot

Footloose

Ren McCormack

Bothering You

Willard Hewitt

Chuck Cranston

Woody

Grease 2

Louis DiMucchi

Michael Carrington

Johnny Nogerelli

Just One Real Date

Goose Mckenzie

Davy Jaworski

Section V- 2000's

Reba

Jake Hart

Van Montgomery

Decendants

Carlos De'vil

Jay Jafar

Ben Florian

One Perfect Day

Taking Care of You

Harry Hook

Zombies 1-4

Vargas

Victor

The Vampire is Mine

Wyatt Lykensen

Zed Necrodpolis

Flash

Wally West

Barry Allen

Savitar (Barry's Time Roumnet)

Harrison Wells

Ronnie Raymond

Cisco Ramone

Jessie

Tony Chiccolini

Luke Ross

Bugsy Malone was released in the UK on 23 July 1976 (and later in the year in the US.

According to writer/director Alan Parker (making his feature film debut), he would tell his 4 children stories about a gangster named Bugsy Malone on car rides in the English countryside, and his son told him he should make a movie, with kids as the heroes.

Parker cast Scott Baio (making his feature film debut, and just before he was cast on Happy Days), even though (or because) Baio threw down his script and stormed out of the audition (according to Baio, "I wanted to play with my friends after school, but it happened to be raining that day, so I went to the city to meet with Alan Parker. . . So I sort of read the script, threw it at him, and walked out the door. That was it: I’d gotten the part before I got home.") and Jodie Foster (just before she was cast in Taxi Driver), with Parker impressed with Foster's professionalism (Foster had been appearing in commercials, film, and TV since she was 3), "I think she directed me as much as I directed her. She was extremely knowledgeable of the filmmaking process—she could have complicated technical conversations with the camera crew and script supervisor that were beyond her years. Even then, when she was twelve, I joked that if I got sick, she could take over."

In an odd movie full of odd choices (pedal cars, guns that shoot whipped cream), one of the oddest is dubbing the kids's singing voices with adults. Parker hired to Paul Williams to write the songs (he would win the Academy Award for "Evergreen" for A Star is Born, released in December 1976) and Williams insisted that adult singers (himself included) be used. Both Parker and Williams regretted the decision.