| Autumnal event so called because it helps hunters kill their prey | 65 |
| Notable switcher from Democrat to Republican to Independent | 59 |
| "___ Your Mind!" (Van Morrison debut album) | 53 |
| 1967 Van Morrison album with the hit "Brown Eyed Girl" | 64 |
| "Hit 'Em Up Style (Oops!)" singer Cantrell | 56 |
| Roy Orbison song that was a top ten hit for Linda Ronstadt | 58 |
| Everything's better with this on it, according to a catch phrase | 68 |
| 1990s-2000s kids' show starring a pooch named for its color | 63 |
| Small European warbler or, alternately, a wreath for the rear? | 62 |
| "Rolling Stone" called it "a doleful prom anthem" | 69 |
| 1930s French premier, whose name is a homophone of "bloom" | 68 |
| Judy who wrote "Then Again, Maybe I Won't" | 56 |
| "Then Again, Maybe I Won't" author Judy | 53 |
| Mammal that's trained by the author of "Superfudge"? | 66 |
| The lead pipe, the wrench or the candlestick, but not the rope | 62 |
| English city that's home to the Spartans football club | 58 |
| William Jefferson ___ IV (Bill Clinton's name at birth) | 59 |
| "Operating Manual for Spaceship Earth" writer | 55 |
| Above-average grade, or alternate title for the puzzle | 54 |
| "The Global Voice of the Jewish Community" | 52 |
| Baseball All-Star who was also a football Pro Bowler | 52 |
| Salon chain that offers scarves along with hair extensions? | 59 |
| Compilation of electronic music perfect for getting on airplanes? | 65 |
| "Hey, babe, wanna sit with me on the plane?" | 54 |
| What have the mortise and tenon contributed to business culture? | 64 |
| Cape Verde isle whose name means "good view" | 54 |
| "The Empire Strikes Back" bounty hunter ___ Fett | 58 |
| Coffee additive endorsed by Star Wars bounty hunter Fett? | 57 |
| Emmy-winning supporting actor from "Boardwalk Empire" | 63 |
| "Dallas" character who died in Pam's season-long dream | 68 |
| Sitcom star busted for pot in 1998 at his home in West Virginia | 63 |
| ''Knockin' on Heaven's Door'' singer | 60 |
| Not 'Road to Rio,' but the 1998 romantic drama ... | 58 |
| 2005 "American Idol" runner-up to Carrie Underwood | 60 |
| Former Ohio congressman released from prison in August 2008 | 59 |
| Oregon senator who resigned in 1995 over sexual harassment charges | 66 |
| Singer with the 1980 #1 album "Against the Wind" | 58 |
| Person who turns down a free mug of dark winter beer? | 53 |
| Word formed as a portmanteau of two synonyms of "daring" | 66 |
| Decorative physical changes, and a hint to this puzzle's theme | 66 |
| They're made in the world's largest building | 52 |
| Peter who directed "The Last Picture Show" | 52 |
| Humorous news website whose logo is a girl with a jackhammer | 60 |
| ''Let's see your swan dive . . .'' | 54 |
| Venezuelan statesman known as "El Libertador" | 55 |
| "Love Is a Wonderful Thing" singer Michael | 52 |
| City visited in "Around the World in 80 Days" | 55 |
| "Who Put the ___" (Barry Mann doo-wop song) | 53 |
| Tacky Mexican "eatertainment" chain Casa ___ | 54 |
| Band with the 1994 platinum record "Always" | 53 |
| "___ année!" ("Happy New Year!") | 55 |
| Yelena ___, Soviet dissident and wife of Andrei Sakharov | 56 |
| They're on the cover of every issue of "Penthouse" | 64 |
| What one's got to do on the disco 'round, oh yea | 56 |
| Mark Wahlberg starred in the 1997 film "___ Nights"... | 64 |
| Money owed to a company, as shown on their spreadsheets | 55 |
| Leader of the band with the 1962 hit "Green Onions" | 61 |
| Step 1: In order to eliminate Dan, pay off the police to ... | 60 |
| Movie about after-dark activities of people who deal with gamblers? | 67 |
| Film in which Mark Wahlberg runs an after-hours betting parlor? | 63 |
| Only word containing three consecutive pairs of double letters | 62 |
| 2011 Tony-winning religious satire, with "The" | 56 |
| Setting for Robert Frost's "A Masque of Mercy" | 60 |
| They're hidden in this puzzle's eight longest answers | 61 |
| Literature about Randall Munroe's stick figure drawings? | 60 |
| Food that's either cooked or not cooked, tasty or not tasty? | 64 |
| General Colin's nickname in the dynamite business? | 54 |
| It might read "Home: Who cares; Away: Whatever" | 57 |
| "Juggernaut" star who wraps about a crapshoot? | 56 |
| Rimsky-Korsakov helped complete his "Prince Igor" | 59 |
| Brand of chocolate syrup first called a "milk amplifier" | 66 |
| B. A. Baracus's first name on "The A-Team" | 56 |
| Setting for the 2001 film "No Man's Land" | 55 |
| '80s TV character with the given names Jefferson Davis | 58 |
| Totally killer mess for commissioned officers on a ship? | 56 |
| Officer in charge of a ship's rigging, informally | 53 |
| Linebacker Brian banned from the 1987 Orange Bowl for steroid use | 65 |
| Louis or P.W., the first and last South African prime ministers | 63 |
| Buddha attained Enlightenment while sitting under one | 53 |
| "Why am I always the base of the human pyramid!"? | 59 |
| "... 'and two, that we can ___ ya' ..." | 57 |
| Confucius say "Man who drive like hell is ___" | 56 |
| Fictional spy who's really a giant department store founder? | 64 |
| There's one at the beginning of each theme entry | 52 |
| Group that included Huntz Hall, with "The" | 52 |
| "I love you when you ___ your mosque..." (Kahlil Gibran) | 66 |
| Football headgear that looks as if it's made of ribbon? | 59 |
| Anagrammy-winning song about Chicago's favorite outdoor sport? | 66 |
| Greets respectfully[SEE NOTE ABOVE about last week's puzzle] | 64 |
| Certain music collection ... and this puzzle's theme | 56 |
| Special CD release ... or a hint to this puzzle's theme | 59 |
| SpongeBob SquarePants's pants, compared to Humpty Dumpty's? | 67 |
| Ethan Hawke film that was made over the course of eleven years | 62 |
| Lose one's temper while watching "127 Hours"? | 59 |
| Pop group with the #1 hit "End of the Road" | 53 |
| "I'll Make Love to You" Grammy winners | 52 |
| What this grid is decidedly not (but baby-safe plastics are) | 60 |
| Gym teacher's deg. (hey, it even has the class in its name) | 63 |
| Phase associated with Picasso's "The Old Guitarist" | 65 |
| Author of "Something Wicked This Way Comes" | 53 |