A • Ally-Kazam -- Peter Fredson, "Genesis For Beginners" (2004) • Bam wham ham flam jamb cram alla kazam slam! -- Linda Varsell Smith, The Rainbow Redemption (200 ) • Bim bam alakazam -- Ruth I. Dowell, Move Over Mother Goose (1987) • Bip, bomp, bam alakazam -- Frankie Smith, "Double Dutch Bus" • Flash Bam Alakazam! -- Will Friedwald, Jazz Singing (1990) • Shallakazam -- Charles Harrington Elster, Tooth and Nail (1994) • Slam Bam Alacazam -- Mel Torme, Drummin' Men (1990) • Uguh Buguh Alacazam -- Brian Hill, Cisco: The Complete Reference (2002) • Wam! Bam! Alakazam! -- Penn Jilette, Penn & Teller's How to Play in Traffic (1997) • Wham bam Alacazam "Wham, bam, alacazam we got a new head monkey running the country and old Sam has got him in his pocket." -- John Sayles, Los Gusanos (1991) • Wham! Bam! Alakazam! "Wham! Bam! AlakaZam! The old gal was her old self again." -- Dave Galey, The Joys of Busing (1996) "That's when it hit her -- wham bam alakazam." -- Nancy Moser, Time Lottery (2002) • Wham bam allakazam -- Marjorie Dorfman, A Taste of Funny (2002) • Wham bang alikazam! -- Tom Murphy, Conversations on a Homecoming (1985) • Zam-zam alacazam -- Harvey Milkman, Craving for Ecstasy (1987) In Literature: • "Bill and his wife came to enjoy the illusion of control. 'It'd be like a guy standing by Old Faithful and every hour saying 'Alakazam!' and up pops the geyser. But the guy isn't controlling anything; he just knows how the geyser works so it seems like he's making the geyser spout." -- Stephanie Brown, The Family Recovery Guide (2000) •"Alakazam. Hell, I'd even twitch my nose if I thought it would work." -- Kim Harrison, Every Which Way But Dead (2005)