| They may not even sell the (mostly) obsolete product in their name | 66 |
| Comedian who ended his show with "... and may God bless" | 66 |
| "A Damned Serious Business: My Life in Comedy" memoirist | 66 |
| "The San Francisco Treat" Ã la English striker Wayne? | 66 |
| Wine that used the slogan "...on ice. That's nice." | 66 |
| It's here to stay, in a song from the movie "Grease" | 66 |
| "Popsicle," in "Fifty Shades of Grey," for one | 66 |
| "Satire is what closes on ___ night" (George S. Kaufman) | 66 |
| Disease that seems to occur only at the Edward Scissorhands dairy? | 66 |
| Esquire's "Sexiest Woman Alive" in 2013, in tabloids | 66 |
| Red MacGregor, McEwan's Lager, or Tennent's Super, in pubs | 66 |
| Hockey Hall of Famer who's the winningest coach in NHL history | 66 |
| Breakfast serving, and a hint to this puzzle's circled letters | 66 |
| "___ Me While I Kiss This Guy" (book of misheard lyrics) | 66 |
| Neutral Milk Hotel's "In the Aeroplane Over the ___" | 66 |
| Bean who played Boromir in "The Lord of the Rings" films | 66 |
| "While we're in the air, write an essay on aviation" | 66 |
| Linebacker Junior who debuted in 1990 and still hasn't retired | 66 |
| Classic of English children's literature, with "The" | 66 |
| Baseball commissioner under whom interleague play became a reality | 66 |
| "Manhattan ___," theme song of "The Easy Aces" | 66 |
| Briefly, show whose name appears under "123" in its logo | 66 |
| Words with ''date'' and ''record'' | 66 |
| Org. with a Carl Sagan Chair for the Study of Life in the Universe | 66 |
| "I'm Too ___" (1992 chart-topper by Right Said Fred) | 66 |
| Group whose name comes from the refrain from "Get a Job" | 66 |
| Sir Charles's colleague on TV's "Inside the NBA" | 66 |
| Summer TV offering with a "Jaws of Steel Collection" DVD | 66 |
| Three-time Indy winner Wilbur ___, who introduced the crash helmet | 66 |
| "___ gone, oh I, oh I'd better learn how to face it" | 66 |
| Ben Folds Five "___ a brick and I'm drowning slowly" | 66 |
| Word with "lace," "string" or "horn" | 66 |
| "Jerry Maguire" catchphrase, and this puzzle's title | 66 |
| Sight that made Jack do a double-take at the top of the beanstalk? | 66 |
| Where to find "Yesterday" on the album "Help!" | 66 |
| "Don't Be Cruel" as opposed to "Hound Dog" | 66 |
| "God Only Knows," to "Wouldn't It Be Nice" | 66 |
| Song with the lyric "we ain't got a barrel of money" | 66 |
| It begins with "Birthday" on "The White Album" | 66 |
| Dollar bill featuring a portrait of Duran Duran's lead singer? | 66 |
| Country that forbids the importation of nontherapeutic chewing gum | 66 |
| "Songs in the Key of Life" single dedicated to Ellington | 66 |
| Kite's milieu [check out avxword.com for great indie puzzles!] | 66 |
| Like your chances after hearing "fat chance," ironically | 66 |
| "A daimen-icker in a thrave/'S a ___ request": Burns | 66 |
| Show on which Lennon and McCartney considered reuniting, for short | 66 |
| Show featuring many alumni of L.A.'s Groundlings comedy troupe | 66 |
| Precursor to talk shows for Jimmy Fallon and Seth Meyers, in short | 66 |
| "Bring me ___ and the Wookiee!" (Jabba the Hutt request) | 66 |
| "___ Enchanted Evening" ("South Pacific" song) | 66 |
| Song introduced by Gertrude Lawrence in "Oh, Kay!": 1926 | 66 |
| "___ like a motherless child" (Richie Havens song lyric) | 66 |
| "Yesterday" or "Today" or "Tomorrow" | 66 |
| Source of "Rise up, my love, my fair one, and come away" | 66 |
| One begins "Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?" | 66 |
| Words with ''a gun''or ''Flubber'' | 66 |
| Where to order a cheesesteak "wit" or "witout" | 66 |
| Rev. William who originated the phrase "a blushing crow" | 66 |
| Inadvertent creator of phrases like "well-boiled icicle" | 66 |
| Transpositions like "It is kisstomary to cuss the bride" | 66 |
| "We passed upon the ___, we spoke in was and when" Bowie | 66 |
| Comic actor John who occasionally played drums with the Beach Boys | 66 |
| OutKast album that rated #1 on Metacritic's Top Albums of 2000 | 66 |
| "You don't have to be a ___, baby, to be in my show" | 66 |
| ''Photo'' or ''thermo'' attachment | 66 |
| Where doctors discussing cholesterol medications meet in New York? | 66 |
| Bear ___ (bank that collapsed in the 2008 global financial crisis) | 66 |
| Black mother, peppermint father, genmaicha aunt, pekoe baby, etc.? | 66 |
| Stanley yells out her name in "A Streetcar Named Desire" | 66 |
| Sitcom character who debuted in "Laura's First Date" | 66 |
| Dave who was baseball's second-winningest pitcher in the 1980s | 66 |
| Like Munch's "The Scream," in 1994 and again in 2004 | 66 |
| Hand tool used for bigger jobs than fastening a few pages together | 66 |
| Barnes & Noble that's too small for its flow of customers? | 66 |
| Guy you don't want to mess with because he's super-ripped? | 66 |
| Star of the '50s TV series "The Trouble With Father" | 66 |
| What "The Star-Spangled Banner" writer is in this puzzle | 66 |
| Show whose original winner, Richard Hatch, strategized while naked | 66 |
| Pre-vacation checklist item for a party planner fond of streamers? | 66 |
| One of the birds that "come back to Capistrano," in song | 66 |
| Actor in "The Maltese Falcon" and "Casablanca" | 66 |
| Highest-scoring Scrabble word that doesn't use A, E, I, O or U | 66 |
| Classical piece in which "hot sauce" is sung repeatedly? | 66 |
| Indian guy in National Lampoon's "Van Wilder" movies | 66 |
| But when subprimes and credit default swaps come along, he ___ ... | 66 |
| Arctic Monkeys might tell a "Fake" one of San Francisco! | 66 |
| Author who wrote an acclaimed profile of Frank Sinatra for Esquire | 66 |
| Greek king tormented by fruit and water he could never quite reach | 66 |
| New Mexican town whose name means "place of red willows" | 66 |
| Basher ___ (Don Cheadle's "Ocean's Twelve" role) | 66 |
| They're "at work" when talking about public projects | 66 |
| #48 on TV Guide's "50 Greatest TV Shows of All Time" | 66 |
| Toon, familiarly, who debuted in "Devil May Hare" (1954) | 66 |
| Channel that stopped showing Braves baseball after the 2007 season | 66 |
| Bosox hero who was the last major leaguer to bat .400 for a season | 66 |
| "22. I'm convinced I'm going to lose all my ___" | 66 |
| Prefix with ''scope'' or ''photo'' | 66 |
| Hated bills (that appropriately spoil this puzzle's symmetry)? | 66 |
| Inventor dubbed "the patron saint of modern electricity" | 66 |
| "___ of the d'Urbervilles" (1891 Thomas Hardy novel) | 66 |