with Golden Hair" was a mini-musical that Benny and Bjorn wrote which ABBA performed during their 1977 tour of Europe and Australia. It is also sung by Amanda Seyfried in the end credits of the 2008 Universal Picture. American singer Deborah Boily recorded a live performance of the song for her album Thank You for the Music. All participants on the TV show Chuva de Estrelas for the channel SIC during the early 1990s sang a version of this song in the end of the show. A live version was performed by Norwegian art band, Hurra Torpedo. The song is briefly included in the ABBA medley performed by Alan Partridge on his mock chat show Knowing Me Knowing You, which is itself titled after the ABBA single of the same name. One of the show's running gags is based around the character's fondness of the band. 16-year-old Zoe Birkett performed a rendition of the song on the final 6 round of hit series Pop Idol, in 2002. In the 2003 comedy film Johnny English starring Rowan Atkinson, it is briefly sung in the dark as an echo chant. The song was sung on Australian Idol season 6 by Teale Jakubenko during ABBA week. In the "French and Saunders: Still Alive" farewell tour in 2008, both Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders perform the song to close the show with Dawn choosing to send herself up by making noises instead of actually singing in some parts. Several ABBA cover bands end their concerts with "Thank You for the Music", as a tribute to the original group. The horror novel Little Star by John Ajvide Lindqvist opens with a quote from "Thank You for the Music". The song is also featured heavily throughout the novel and guides the climax of the story. This song was the last song played on music channels The Hits before it became 4Music, and MTV OMG. This song was the last song played on Indonesian national free-to-air terrestrial channels O Channel before it officially new renamed to becomes Moji. This song was used on the good night song and closedown music of KTV Jabodetabek, Elshinta TV Jabodetabek, MYTV Jabodetabek (Amanda Seyfried only because due to in the soundtrack for the 2008 movie adaptation of the stage musical Mamma Mia!, the song is included as a hidden track sung by actress Amanda Seyfried. In the movie itself, it is