| Mike Brady, to the girls | 24 |
| Mike Brady, to Carol's girls | 32 |
| Mike Brady of "The Brady Bunch," e.g. | 47 |
| Member of a blended family | 26 |
| Edward Murdstone, to David Copperfield | 38 |
| Blended-family parent | 21 |
| Acquired pop | 12 |
| Second mother, of old | 21 |
| Resign or detrain | 17 |
| Resign from a job | 17 |
| Leave the witness stand | 23 |
| Much Mongolian geography | 24 |
| Joseph to Jesus | 15 |
| Mother's new husband | 24 |
| LINE DANCE ___ TIME MACHINE | 27 |
| Faux pa? | 8 |
| Bruce Jenner, to Kim Kardashian | 31 |
| Ones joining the family | 23 |
| New additions to the family, sometimes | 38 |
| What Levin called his heroines | 30 |
| Begin to board | 14 |
| Robotically compliant | 21 |
| Fictional town with robotic wives | 33 |
| Fictional Connecticut robot town | 32 |
| Ultra-obedient companions | 25 |
| "Make a searching and fearless moral inventory of ourselves," in Alcoholics Anonymous | 95 |
| Nickname for Ms. Zimbalist | 26 |
| Nickname for actress Zimbalist | 30 |
| edpaintshone | 12 |
| Zimbalist of "Remington Steele" | 41 |
| Actress Beacham | 15 |
| Author who covered the Spanish-American War for New York newspapers | 67 |
| Pavement singer Malkmus | 23 |
| King or Sondheim | 16 |
| King of the macabre | 19 |
| Virginia Woolf, née ___ | 26 |
| St _____ , New Brunswick Border Crossing | 42 |
| Songwriter Sondheim | 19 |
| Sondheim or Colbert | 19 |
| Son of labour leader David | 27 |
| Novelist King | 13 |
| Mr. Sondheim | 12 |
| King with revolting subjects | 28 |
| King with dreadful subjects | 27 |
| King or Crane | 13 |
| King of fiction | 15 |
| King famous for frightening people | 34 |
| Hungary's first king | 24 |
| His feast day is December 26 | 28 |
| First Christian martyr | 22 |
| Crane or Spender | 16 |
| Comical Colbert | 15 |
| Colbert who wrote "I Am a Pole (And So Can You!)" | 59 |
| Colbert or Sondheim | 19 |
| "Portrait of the Artist" youth | 40 |
| Vermonter who gained fame in Illinois | 37 |
| Lincoln's pre-Presidential opponent | 39 |
| Naval hero who dueled with James Barron in 1820 | 47 |
| Songwriter born July 4, 1826 | 28 |
| "Oh! Susanna" songwriter born July 4, 1826 | 52 |
| 'Old Uncle Ned' songwriter [1826] | 41 |
| 'Old Folks at Home' penner | 34 |
| American composer working at a bakery? | 38 |
| hnerrpeeatpsh | 13 |
| 1979 Einstein Medal recipient | 29 |
| "A Brief History of Time" author doing sales? | 55 |
| ... "Death of a Salesman"? | 36 |
| He wrote "Hen's Teeth and Horse's Toes" | 57 |
| Name of fame from Maine | 23 |
| Writer of 40-plus novels | 24 |
| "It" author | 21 |
| Perennial name on best-seller lists | 35 |
| Author of "Carrie" | 28 |
| "The Tommyknockers" author | 36 |
| "The Shining" author | 30 |
| "The Dead Zone" novelist | 34 |
| "I am the literary equivalent of a Big Mac and fries" | 63 |
| "Different Seasons" author | 36 |
| "Cat's EYE" screenwriter | 38 |
| "Carrie" creator | 26 |
| 'It' novelist | 21 |
| 'Hearts in Atlantis' writer | 35 |
| ''The Shining'' author | 38 |
| ''It'' writer | 29 |
| Chilling appetizer? | 19 |
| Author chained to ape | 21 |
| Loser to Al Pacino for Best Actor of 1992 | 41 |
| He won a Best Actor in a Supporting Role Oscar for "Breakfast on Pluto" | 81 |
| Women's college in Columbia, Mo. | 36 |
| Nine popes | 10 |
| Jefferson Davis's V.P. | 26 |
| Confederate vice president | 26 |
| Confederate V.P. | 16 |
| Noted Broadway composer | 23 |
| "West Side Story" lyricist | 36 |
| "Gypsy" lyricist | 26 |
| Sondheim's secret from the Feds | 35 |
| Onetime partner of David Crosby and Graham Nash | 47 |
| Not David Crosby or Graham Nash | 31 |
| Member of CSN | 13 |