| Television Without Pity article, usually | 40 |
| Sports segment that often includes highlights | 45 |
| Anchor's job at the end of the news | 39 |
| "Previously on . . ." segment | 39 |
| Letters on a business office stamp | 34 |
| Many men's hairlines do this | 32 |
| There's no returning without it | 35 |
| Slip on a new piece of clothing? | 32 |
| It often comes with a "Thank You" | 43 |
| Pass toward the middle again, as a puck | 39 |
| Molecules that respond to stimuli | 33 |
| School time when kids aren't studying | 41 |
| School day section with a lot of screaming | 42 |
| Muse song about courtroom break? | 32 |
| Hawk Nelson song about courtroom time-out? | 42 |
| Congressman's home-going time | 33 |
| It calls for things in the kitchen | 34 |
| "Eye of newt" may be a part of it | 43 |
| "Eye of newt and toe of frog" context | 47 |
| Some music or dance performances | 32 |
| Music students' performances | 32 |
| Anticipate, with "with" | 33 |
| Believes, like Jed Clampett or Li'l Abner | 45 |
| Couch potato's site, perhaps | 32 |
| Channel surfer's position, maybe | 36 |
| Channel surfer's locale, maybe | 34 |
| Change, as part of a computer program | 37 |
| Scout's info-gathering assignment | 37 |
| Military drone's job, for short | 35 |
| What a drone airplane may do, for short | 39 |
| Mission in "The Thin Red Line" | 40 |
| Military scouting outing, for short | 35 |
| Military scouting mission, briefly | 34 |
| It might be done behind enemy lines | 35 |
| "Behind Enemy Lines" job | 34 |
| Scouting missions, in military slang | 36 |
| "Made to be broken" thing | 35 |
| 3 minutes 43 seconds for running a mile, e.g. | 45 |
| They're meant to be broken, it's said | 45 |
| Athlete's "fastest ever" | 38 |
| 2008 TV movie with Laura Dern as Katherine Harris | 49 |
| Place to play foosball or Ping-Pong | 35 |
| Place for a Ping-Pong table: 2 wds. | 35 |
| Shape with four right angles (abbr.) | 36 |
| Parallelogram with 90° angles: Abbr. | 39 |
| It means ''straight'' | 37 |
| Chapter's starting point, usually | 37 |
| Head priest at a religious house | 32 |
| Idée ___ (accepted idea, in French) | 38 |
| Disqualify (oneself), as a judge | 32 |
| Disqualify, as a potential juror | 32 |
| Disqualify (oneself) from a court case | 38 |
| Make a director's version, say | 34 |
| Create a director's edition of, perhaps | 43 |
| Use again, in an eco-friendly way | 33 |
| Do one's bit for the environment | 36 |
| Church game played with cans and bottles? | 41 |
| Separated plastics and paper, e.g. | 34 |
| Consumer's waste management responsibility | 46 |
| "Curse you, ___ Baron!" | 33 |
| Sommelier's recommendation, perhaps | 39 |
| Black's opposite, financially | 33 |
| "The Hunt for ___ October" | 36 |
| "The ___ Badge of Courage" | 36 |
| "And the rockets' ___ glare . . ." | 48 |
| Valentine's Day's signature color | 41 |
| Debtor's ink color, traditionally | 37 |
| Like litmus, in an acid solution | 32 |
| Color that "suits" Santa | 34 |
| Color on the flags of France and Italy | 38 |
| Buttons in ''Hatari!'' | 38 |
| "And the rockets' ___ glare ..." | 46 |
| ''Stop!'' graphically | 37 |
| ''Curse you, ___ Baron!'' | 41 |
| Word appearing eight times in this puzzle grid | 46 |
| Tom Clancy's "___ Storm Rising" | 45 |
| Timber tree with colored inner bark | 35 |
| Suggestion by a sommelier, perhaps | 34 |
| St. Valentine's favourite color | 35 |
| Sommelier's recommendation with beef | 40 |
| Snow White's sister Rose ___ | 32 |
| Signature color of Valentine's Day | 38 |
| San Fernando ___ (Skelton character) | 36 |
| Republican states, on Election Day maps | 39 |
| Mrs. Skelton's favorite color? | 34 |
| Morgan in "The Shawshank Redemption" | 46 |
| McCarthy's least favorite color? | 36 |
| Magritte's "The ___ Model" | 40 |
| Like the Triple Word Score squares in Scrabble | 46 |
| Like states controlled by Republicans | 37 |
| Like seven stripes on the U.S. flag | 35 |
| Like Republican states on an electoral map | 42 |
| Like Mao's "little" book | 38 |
| Kind of wine properly served with beef | 38 |
| Kind of dwarf or giant in the sky | 33 |
| Jones's "The Thin ___ Line" | 41 |
| It's called gules in heraldry | 33 |
| It's been known to stop traffic | 35 |
| It may precede meat and potatoes | 32 |
| Herbert's "The ___ Mill" | 38 |