BART GOT A ROOM (2009)

Monday, 4:50 a.m., Showtime

Gut-bustingly funny, low-budget comedy sleeper about a dorky Florida teen (Steven Kaplan) who desperately tries to find a date for the prom. He gets dubious “help” from his divorced parents, played by William H. Macy and Cheryl Hines (“Curb Your Enthusiasm”).

ONE WAY PASSAGE (1932)

Tuesday, 6:45 a.m., TCM

Classic shipboard romantic dramedy involving a condemned prisoner (William Powell) who hooks up with a dying woman (Kay Francis). Excellent support by Frank McHugh and Aline MacMahon as a pair of con artists. Tay Garnett directed by the Oscar-winning script.

VIVA VILLA! (1934)

Wednesday, 8:45 a.m., TCM

Wallace Beery is at his best in this rousing epic about the rowdy Mexican revolutionary. Directed by Howard Hawks and Jack Conway, with pre-Code touches like Fay Wray whipped in silhouette. In the role of Jonny Sykes. Lee Tracy was fired and replaced by Stuart Erwin after urinating on a Mexican parade.

BAMBOOZLED (2000)

Thursday, 8 p.m., IFC

Spike Lee wrote and directed this underrated, razor-sharp satire about an unhappy black TV executive (Damon Wayans) who creates a modern-day minstrel show (starring Savion Glover and Tommy Davidson) in an attempt to get fired. Instead, it becomes a sensation. With Jada Pinkett Smith.