| Tabloid TV debut of 2007 | 24 |
| Syndicated gossip show | 22 |
| Popular gossip website | 22 |
| Harvey Levin's gossip site | 30 |
| Gossip site that broke the story of Michael Jackson's death | 63 |
| First site to report on the leaked Donald Sterling tapes | 56 |
| Celebrity gossip website | 24 |
| Celebrity gossip Web site | 25 |
| Celebrity gossip TV show | 24 |
| Celeb-gossip Internet site | 26 |
| Celeb gossip source | 19 |
| Big name in Tinseltown tittle-tattle | 36 |
| Big name in online celebrity gossip | 35 |
| Syndicated trashy gossip show | 29 |
| Gossip show | 11 |
| Celebrity gossip show | 21 |
| Explosive initials | 18 |
| Titillating GoT offering | 24 |
| Strip club offering, for short | 30 |
| Explosive: Abbr. | 16 |
| Relative of TNT | 15 |
| Fed. document repository | 24 |
| An explosive: Abbr. | 19 |
| Jr. alternative | 15 |
| February ___ (Groundhog Day) | 28 |
| Coated with a metal: Abbr. | 26 |
| Unable to stay on key | 21 |
| Cardigan alternative, for short | 31 |
| Sweaters with high, snug collars, for short | 43 |
| BEECHCRAFT BARON OR CESSNA 310 | 30 |
| evissimreP | 10 |
| Battle involving retreat? | 25 |
| Volunteer from Bristol | 22 |
| Prepares to play | 16 |
| Hat material for UFO nuts and the paranoid | 42 |
| "Star Trek" spinoff, briefly | 38 |
| "Star Trek" sequel, for short | 39 |
| "Star Trek" sequel, briefly | 37 |
| The T in R.O.T.C. | 17 |
| Series with Capt. Picard, to fans | 33 |
| Sci-fi spin-off before "DSN" | 38 |
| One of the “Star Trek” series, to fans | 46 |
| Capt. Picard's series, to fans | 34 |
| 1990s Star Trek series abbr. | 28 |
| "Star Trek" TV series, to fans | 40 |
| "Star Trek" series, to fans | 37 |
| "Star Trek" series preceding "Voyager," for short | 69 |
| "ST: ___" (1990s sci-fi series, to fans) | 50 |
| Mouth organs | 12 |
| Debate tactic that defends against opposing views? | 50 |
| Its motto is "Duty, Honor, Country" | 45 |
| Spike TV, formerly | 18 |
| Spike TV, once | 14 |
| Old cable inits. | 16 |
| Old Opry network | 16 |
| Spike, once | 11 |
| Former Opry network | 19 |
| Spike TV's former name | 26 |
| Former name of Spike TV | 23 |
| Spike's old network name | 28 |
| Spike's former name | 23 |
| Spike TV's old name | 23 |
| Spike TV, previously | 20 |
| Spike sued to prevent its name change | 37 |
| Spike on TV, formerly | 21 |
| Opry station, once | 18 |
| Old cable TV inits. | 19 |
| Its middle letter stands for a city in Tennessee | 48 |
| It became Spike in 2003 | 23 |
| Former country video channel | 28 |
| Former country TV station | 25 |
| Former cable network | 20 |
| Former C&W station | 22 |
| Country music channel | 21 |
| Country cable letters, once | 27 |
| Channel that became Spike TV | 28 |
| "Prime Time Country" airer | 36 |
| W.W.F. airer | 12 |
| Viacom-owned cable channel | 26 |
| TV's Spike, once | 20 |
| TV's Spike formerly, | 24 |
| TV network that broadcast live from Opryland USA | 48 |
| Statler Bros. broadcaster | 25 |
| Station that became Spike | 25 |
| Station replaced by Spike TV | 28 |
| SpikeTV, formerly | 17 |
| Spike's old letters | 23 |
| Spike, previously | 17 |
| Spike, before it was Spike TV | 29 |
| Spike Lee sued to prevent it from changing its name | 51 |
| Rick & Bubba Show home | 26 |
| Prime Time Country network | 29 |
| Predecessor to Spike TV | 23 |
| Onetime Nascar outlet | 21 |
| Onetime C&W channel | 23 |
| Old cable network initials | 26 |
| Old cable choice | 16 |
| Network that became Spike | 25 |
| Network originally based at Opryland | 36 |
| Nashville-based cable service | 29 |