| Old network associated with horror | 34 |
| Shell-shaped part of the inner ear | 34 |
| Arrange in a systematic collection | 34 |
| Package paid for by its recipient? | 34 |
| Place where people work for beans? | 34 |
| Gossip-filled gathering, typically | 34 |
| He's all wrapped up in himself | 34 |
| ___ Tower (San Francisco landmark) | 34 |
| 1997 bestseller by Charles Frazier | 34 |
| Baggage handler turned songwriter? | 34 |
| Body of members of equal authority | 34 |
| A pampered Lassie posing for pics? | 34 |
| Eyelike spots on a dog's coat? | 34 |
| "Beat the Clock" TV host | 34 |
| Liberal political commentator Alan | 34 |
| European city that some may avoid? | 34 |
| Nucleus of Spain's New Granada | 34 |
| Home of the U.S. Air Force Academy | 34 |
| TV program today, almost certainly | 34 |
| Service at Staples or FedEx Office | 34 |
| River of southern British Columbia | 34 |
| Ivy League member in the Big Apple | 34 |
| Transport named after Christopher? | 34 |
| "LASSIE ___" (1943 FILM) | 34 |
| Invitation to the stage since 1972 | 34 |
| "Hurry up, Ms. Brennan!" | 34 |
| "Make yourself at home!" | 34 |
| Pause-indicating punctuation marks | 34 |
| Magnate "dell'arte"? | 34 |
| Charities supported by individuals | 34 |
| It's good for curbside parking | 34 |
| Something made of diverse elements | 34 |
| The network technician brought ... | 34 |
| Agreement in a Massachusetts city? | 34 |
| Tartar sauce for fish sticks, e.g. | 34 |
| Bird with a 9- to 10-foot wingspan | 34 |
| Dow Jones reports on profit taking | 34 |
| They may be formed at some parties | 34 |
| Wanted: Sergeant to train draftees | 34 |
| Environmentalist's catchphrase | 34 |
| "25 words or less" event | 34 |
| Seedy hangout across the Atlantic? | 34 |
| Muppet appropriate for this puzzle | 34 |
| Good thing to keep in an emergency | 34 |
| Stylishly, but with little emotion | 34 |
| Much-recorded country tune of 1936 | 34 |
| Germy dessert, to a five-year-old? | 34 |
| The Duke of Wellington's horse | 34 |
| Woodland area for police officers? | 34 |
| Spanish city where Seneca was born | 34 |
| Like "Green Acres" humor | 34 |
| Dogwood that sounds apt for Ithaca | 34 |
| 1945 Bette Davis film with The | 34 |
| Independence Day barbecue serving? | 34 |
| Consequence that follows naturally | 34 |
| Ones examining bodies of evidence? | 34 |
| Klinger of 'M*A*S*H,' e.g. | 34 |
| "Les Misérables" girl | 34 |
| Back another's promissory note | 34 |
| Bandleader of the Barons of Rhythm | 34 |
| Move on after a humiliating defeat | 34 |
| Counseling for some terrible twos? | 34 |
| Judgments handed down by NBA refs? | 34 |
| "Forensic Files" network | 34 |
| "Forensic Files" carrier | 34 |
| Dionne Warwick, to Whitney Houston | 34 |
| Caroline Kennedy, to Maria Shriver | 34 |
| Balzac's "___ Bette" | 34 |
| Predictive quantity, in statistics | 34 |
| Early computer printer speed meas. | 34 |
| They're cracked in restaurants | 34 |
| "Our Gang" schoolteacher | 34 |
| Old Country Store restaurant chain | 34 |
| Let's get ---! (Let's go!) | 34 |
| Legal proceeding over a meth bust? | 34 |
| Hoedown official having a bad day? | 34 |
| Where shooters try to make a point | 34 |
| Game played with dice set on fire? | 34 |
| Something you shouldn't knock? | 34 |
| Ultimate Fighter's leafy dish? | 34 |
| Precipitates disaster so to speak | 34 |
| Film based on Stephen King stories | 34 |
| Where a rowing team goes drinking? | 34 |
| Columbus beats Tampa Bay in soccer | 34 |
| Sunday entree suitable for a baby? | 34 |
| "Jurassic Park" novelist | 34 |
| Of the "Russian Riviera" | 34 |
| Person whose books make a killing? | 34 |
| Early American patriot ___ Attucks | 34 |
| Pulitzer Prize category since 1970 | 34 |
| Hook-shaped architectural ornament | 34 |
| "___ Dundee," 1986 movie | 34 |
| Seals's partner in 1970s music | 34 |
| Actor known as "Scatman" | 34 |
| Goal of a radio host's rivals? | 34 |
| Class including lobsters and crabs | 34 |
| '80s-'90s Honda sports car | 34 |
| "It's a _____ shame" | 34 |
| Like a London Times crossword clue | 34 |
| Potentially disastrous neighbor #4 | 34 |