| Film with the line "You're gonna need a bigger boat." | 67 |
| "The Passion of the ___" ("South Park" episode) | 67 |
| '60s band co-founder who changed his professional name to Roger | 67 |
| Singer/actress with a simultaneous #1 album and #1 film, familiarly | 67 |
| Pitchman who said "It has more seats than the Astrodome!" | 67 |
| "Heeeeeeeeere's ____!" ("The Shining" line) | 67 |
| Desmond and Molly's last name in "Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da" | 67 |
| Only player to have back-to-back 50 point games in the NBA playoffs | 67 |
| Psychiatrist who coined the term "collective unconscious" | 67 |
| "The Jungle Book" snake who sings "Trust in Me" | 67 |
| 1991 biopic directed by Steven Soderbergh and starring Jeremy Irons | 67 |
| Olympia radio station whose call letters mirror its freeform format | 67 |
| Elton's "Don't Go Breaking My Heart" duet partner | 67 |
| "Farewell, farewell! One ___ and I'll descend": Romeo | 67 |
| 1948 Porter musical inspired by "The Taming of the Shrew" | 67 |
| Host: "He's getting hit with everything but the ___!" | 67 |
| "Who ___ what evil ..." (intro to "The Shadow") | 67 |
| Small denomination of a golden Galleon, in "Harry Potter" | 67 |
| Former New York City mayor and "People's Court" judge | 67 |
| Tried to get the ball close to the hole without going past, in golf | 67 |
| Co-star in the U.S. premiere of "Waiting for Godot," 1956 | 67 |
| Captain of the Ghost, in Jack London's "The Sea Wolf" | 67 |
| Either the top or bottom half of this puzzle, figuratively speaking | 67 |
| Mother of Reuben, Simeon, Levi, Judah, Issachar, Zebulun, and Dinah | 67 |
| "I am a man more sinn'd against than sinning" speaker | 67 |
| Author of the 1974 novel found in the starts of the starred answers | 67 |
| Man's name that becomes another man's name if read backward | 67 |
| "Can't you see my faded ___ bursting apart" Meat Loaf | 67 |
| Per 2006 estimates, it ranges from 33 in Swaziland to 84 in Andorra | 67 |
| ___ and Charlie Browns ("Arrested Development" euphemism) | 67 |
| "It was a ___" (frequent claim on "Judge Judy") | 67 |
| "Captain's ___ . . ." ("Star Trek" opening) | 67 |
| Woman who "drank Champagne and danced all night," in song | 67 |
| Name repeated in the lyric "Whatever ___ wants, ___ gets" | 67 |
| Either of two first names heard in "Werewolves of London" | 67 |
| With “The,” Dr. Seuss book featuring the Brown Bar-ba-Loots | 67 |
| ___ XVIII (monarch whose reign was interrupted by the Hundred Days) | 67 |
| She appeared on the cover of the first national edition of TV Guide | 67 |
| "Peanuts" character who offers psychiatric help for 5¢ | 67 |
| Able to tear a phonebook in half with one's bare hands, perhaps | 67 |
| "When You Ride Alone You Ride With Bin Laden" author Bill | 67 |
| "It's all been satirized for your protection" speaker | 67 |
| Its flag has a cross with the words "For gallantry" on it | 67 |
| "The Luncheon on the Grass" and "Olympia," e.g. | 67 |
| Quarterback with the most wins on "Monday Night Football" | 67 |
| Actress Thomas who is now St. Jude's National Outreach Director | 67 |
| Show whose final episode aired 2/28/83, and this puzzle's theme | 67 |
| Word with ''place'' and ''welcome'' | 67 |
| Year the oldest college in the Americas was founded, in Mexico City | 67 |
| "Dominus illuminatio ___" (Oxford University's motto) | 67 |
| "Sex and Temperament in Three Primitive Societies" author | 67 |
| She said "Don't be humble. You're not that great" | 67 |
| "So help ___" (George Burns line in "Oh, God!") | 67 |
| Subject of the 1993 book "The Worst Team Money Could Buy" | 67 |
| Role for diminutive Verne Troyer in "Austin Powers" films | 67 |
| Prefix for ''giving'' or ''taking'' | 67 |
| Final movie of Marilyn Monroe and Clark Gable, with "The" | 67 |
| Gaynor who starred in the film version of "South Pacific" | 67 |
| Honolulu's Ala __, world's largest open air shopping center | 67 |
| Right-wing talking point word about the Occupy Wall Street protests | 67 |
| Behave like Cab Calloway's "red hot hoochie coocher"? | 67 |
| Australian folk hero "Breaker" __, subject of a 1979 film | 67 |
| TV star who said "Stop gabbin' and get me some oats!" | 67 |
| '60s sitcom character whose handlers stuffed nylon in his mouth | 67 |
| You'll be in a strong field when you take this abbreviated test | 67 |
| It began with the slogan "It's time to get connected" | 67 |
| Kingston Trio hit for whose hero Boston's CharlieCard was named | 67 |
| Alice who wrote the short-story collection "Open Secrets" | 67 |
| "The Sims" passed it as the all-time best-selling PC game | 67 |
| ItÂ’s worth 200 points on the SAT, according to facetious claims | 67 |
| Poet who wrote "If called by a panther, don't anther" | 67 |
| They "want you as a new recruit," sang the Village People | 67 |
| D.C. sch. with programs focusing on military strategy and diplomacy | 67 |
| Nirvana "I ___ an easy friend. I do, with an ear to lend" | 67 |
| "What oft was thought but __ so well express'd": Pope | 67 |
| Film character whose first line is "First day of school!" | 67 |
| Author of the 1899 children's book "The Wouldbegoods" | 67 |
| Word with ''opened'' or ''married'' | 67 |
| "Pearl Harbor: A Novel of December 8th" coauthor Gingrich | 67 |
| R&B singer with the 2014 single "Money Can't Buy" | 67 |
| Selma Lagerlöf's "The Wonderful Adventures of ___" | 67 |
| Basketball championship of which St. John's has won the most, 6 | 67 |
| Form of Japanese dance drama in which the performers often use fans | 67 |
| "___ won't be afraid" ("Stand By Me" lyric) | 67 |
| "--- won't be afraid" ("Stand by Me" lyric) | 67 |
| "___ am your father" (classic "Star Wars" line) | 67 |
| What the "poor dog" had in "Old Mother Hubbard" | 67 |
| Of Peter O'Toole's eight Oscar nominations, how many he won | 67 |
| Language from which "sky" and "egg" are derived | 67 |
| "This suit is ___ black..." (line from "Borat") | 67 |
| "___ ordo seclorum" (phrase on the back of a dollar bill) | 67 |
| Org. with a "Competitive Shooting" section on its website | 67 |
| Org. that's not coming off so well in this Trayvon Martin thing | 67 |
| Org. that's the subject of the book "Body of Secrets" | 67 |
| Word with ''hickory'' or ''health'' | 67 |
| "Bill ___ History of the United States" (1894 humor book) | 67 |
| String of letters found in this puzzle's longest Across answers | 67 |
| Its logo has 35 flags on it, including the Stars and Stripes: Abbr. | 67 |
| "True Grit" or "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon," e.g. | 67 |
| 2008 candidate with the slogan "Change we can believe in" | 67 |