hoot

Koch, taking on the role that won Bonnie Mulligan a Tony, is a felonious hoot.

Wide-eyed, wild-haired, and disheveled, Keaton's crusty trickster still invokes the patron demon of late-stage crack addiction, bringing with him the same wily unpredictability that made him such a hoot last time.

Before the final snap Saturday morning, with the score tied in a competition between the opposing sides, the defensive players watching from the sideline hopped and hooted in anticipation.

The show is essentially a love letter to action-driven movie illusions, and a real hoot.

Bitterness on the convention floor, including Rockefeller being nearly hooted off the podium, left a fractured party.