Kitt plays—what else?—a supervixen who's seen and done it all. (Kitt shares another affinity with the original work: The poem was banned in Boston, the same town that in the 1960s briefly nixed her sexy shows.)

It has a broad, distanct black band on either side of the head and neck just above the white band, beginning back of the eye and extending nearly to the base of the long neck, giving the head and neck a quadricolored appearance laterally, dark brown above, then a band of black, then white, and then lighter brown below.

They had a name for something like this in the army—a cluster fuck. Yes. Good name. ... He was sitting here in the middle of a great big cluster fuck

I can tolerate working on Saturday, but not Sunday.