| Device providing inside information? | 36 |
| Optimistic scan at the dentist's? | 37 |
| Change to a security screening system? | 38 |
| They may have a view of a bridge | 32 |
| Checks out a broken bone, in a way | 34 |
| Takes pictures of all body parts? | 33 |
| Novelty item marketed to voyeurs | 32 |
| Novelty glasses in comic book ads | 33 |
| What specs in a comic book ad promised | 38 |
| Superpower all about transparency | 33 |
| Super power all about transparency | 34 |
| Fictional threat to secret-keeping | 34 |
| Tic-tac-toe plays, letter-perfectly | 35 |
| Symbols used by coaches during chalk talks | 42 |
| Blackboard symbols in the locker room | 37 |
| U.K. "Dear God" art-rockers | 37 |
| "The Mayor of Simpleton" band | 39 |
| "Senses Working Overtime" band | 40 |
| Vowelless "Skylarking" band | 37 |
| Rock group with a blissful-sounding name | 40 |
| New Wave band with the hit "Dear God" | 47 |
| Former pop group with a euphoric-sounding name | 46 |
| English New Wave band led by Andy Partridge | 43 |
| British band whose name is also slang for a drug | 48 |
| British art-rock combo with a euphoric name | 43 |
| Band with the 1987 single "Dear God" | 46 |
| Band that was originally called Helium Kidz | 43 |
| Andy Partridge's post-punk band | 35 |
| 1970s-'90s band with a euphoric-sounding name | 49 |
| "The Mayor of Simpleton" band, 1989 | 45 |
| "The Ballad of Peter Pumpkinhead" band | 48 |
| "Oranges & Lemons" rock group | 43 |
| "Mayor of Simpleton" band | 35 |
| Four Wheeler's 2009 SUVs of the Year | 40 |
| There's only one in a Scrabble set | 38 |
| It's usually needed to play SAX | 35 |
| Singer Aguilera, self-referentially | 35 |
| The "X" in XFL, so some thought | 41 |
| LA team that won the only XFL championship | 42 |
| Cadillac luxury vehicle introduced in 2013 | 42 |
| Louis __, eponym of the Kentucky city | 37 |
| Benedict ___ (pope beginning in 2005) | 37 |
| "Sweet" Roman numeral? | 32 |
| "Sweet" age in ancient Rome? | 38 |
| The Louis whose mother was Marie Antoinette | 43 |
| Louis __: son of Marie Antoinette | 33 |
| Legal drinking age at Caesar's palace? | 42 |
| First Super Bowl won by the Giants | 34 |
| Amendment that repealed Prohibition | 35 |
| Super Bowl ___ (Redskins/Broncos contest) | 41 |
| Second Super Bowl won by the Redskins | 37 |
| Splitting, in 1920s slang, to ancient Romans | 44 |
| "Hip-hop on a higher level" magazine | 46 |
| Super Bowl in which the Giants beat the Bills | 45 |
| Caesar's favorite horror movie? | 35 |
| Hard-core film "rating" | 33 |
| Bowler's turkey, on a scoresheet | 36 |
| Old ice cream slogan, to ancient Romans | 39 |
| Advice on finding an adult book store? | 38 |
| How the perfect game is shown on the scoresheet | 47 |
| Water-transporting tissue in plants | 35 |
| Plant equivalent of blood vessels | 33 |
| Sugar alcohol in some chewing gums | 34 |
| Sugar alternative in chewing gum | 32 |
| Percussion instrument with wooden bars | 38 |
| Cubicles for talkative musicians? | 33 |
| "Prepare to be destroyed!" | 36 |
| Covered porticos, in Greek architecture | 39 |
| Suitable ending for this puzzle? | 32 |
| Talleyrand's "Affair" | 35 |
| New reader's final lesson, perhaps | 38 |
| Grade school recital's finale | 33 |
| "Inside Out" glam band | 32 |
| ___ Affair: 1798-1800 France/USA dispute | 40 |
| Scandal during the Adams administration | 39 |
| Event that lead to the Alien and Sedition Acts | 46 |
| Diplomatic scandal of the late 1700s | 36 |
| 1790s clash that almost led to a U.S.-French war | 48 |
| Designations for secret papers of 1790's | 44 |
| Rapper who hosted "Pimp My Ride" | 42 |
| _apper on "Pimp My Ride" | 34 |
| High grade in a class about West Coast hip-hop? | 47 |
| Greeting Peg aloud for an evening meal (4,3) | 44 |
| Crawl out of bed and dress (3,2) | 32 |
| Start of Fred Flintstone's cry | 34 |
| Start of a "Flintstones" shout | 40 |
| Start of Fred Flintstone's shout | 36 |
| Castaway : raft :: millionaire : ___ | 36 |
| Competed for the America's Cup | 34 |
| Millionaires' "toys" | 34 |
| "And so on," when tripled | 35 |
| Said three times, a story shortener | 35 |
| When said three times, "et cetera" | 44 |
| When repeated, a "Seinfeld" catchphrase | 49 |
| Tripled, a "Seinfeld" catchphrase | 43 |
| Said three times, "blah, blah, blah" | 46 |
| Part of a "Seinfeld" catchphrase | 42 |
| Word repeated with a wave of the hand | 37 |
| When tripled, a Seinfeld catchphrase | 36 |
| When tripled, a "Seinfeld" catchphrase | 48 |