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And in a spiritual, spazzy kind of way, they are.

Sharing the stage with this skinny, spazzy guy could only make them look more commanding.

Coats’ chaotic guitar solos burst out and are reigned in within a few spazzy seconds.

A spazzy synth (vaguely reminiscent of Synewave) does its thing above the all pervasive beat.

It's part of its spazzy appeal.

She likes noisy spazzy math-rock bands that only boys like, so she is also used to speaking boy languages.

But these beloved products, as rambunctious and spazzy as they can be, may be getting smarter, "Baby Mozart" or no.

Through her unusual sense of humor and characteristically spazzy illustrations, Brosh's Hyperbole and a Half finds common ground with her many fans.

However, it often registers as a cartoon voice audition reel, with spazzy facial responses and other idiosyncratic behaviors creeping further into the work as the film unspools.

This film will answer once and for all the question of just how big is the Venn diagram cross-over between Goth genre nerds and spazzy theater geeks.

As Gogol moves into young adulthood, he becomes that classic case: the charmingly spazzy, high-achieving mild depressive who doesn't yet comprehend how alluring he is to women.

Saddled with that profoundly alien name, Gogol wanders through his coming-of-age in his adopted homeland, becoming a charmingly spazzy young man and, finally, an oblivious cuckold.

Watanuki, a spazzy high-schooler plagued with visions of spirits who are then hyper-attracted to him, ends up at the doorstep of Yuko, a mysterious lady who claims to grant wishes.

Mr. Mac plays Percy Jones, a truculent suburban patriarch deeply suspicious of Simon Green, the amiable, spazzy stockbroker played by Mr. Kutcher.

Exhibit A: The popular YouTube video of Sheldon, played with spazzy flair by Jim Parsons, explaining the rules of Rock, Paper, Scissors, Lizard, Spock.

Perhaps the original Angels are best viewed less as precursors to more complex TV heroines like Buffy and Sydney Bristow than as their beta version: the spazzy, embarrassing sister with a certain partying charm.

Best known for its "Goin" In," which so floored dubstep superstar Skrillex that he rereleased it Stateside along with his own spazzy remix, the group's new EP comprises their new single "Defiant Order" and four remixes.

What is left - the potentially interesting, mostly squandered premise that probably caused the picture to be greenlighted in the first place - is a cross-racial buddy comedy based on the confrontation between Mr. Mac's bearish truculence and Mr. Kutcher's loose, spazzy amiability.

It's basically a fish-out-of-water tale, starring two eager Mormon missionaries (Andrew Rannells plays a straight-arrow Ken doll called Elder Price, and Josh Gad portrays Elder Cunningham, his unkempt, spazzy sidekick) who fly to Uganda to join a group converting Africans.