| Answer to "Man, where can I find good music videos online?" | 69 |
| Communication that might include "OMG" and "TTYL" | 69 |
| Ditty sharing a melody with "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star" | 69 |
| Sci-fi monster movie that was Steve McQueen's first starring role | 69 |
| Pronoun in "America the Beautiful" and "O Canada" | 69 |
| "Carmen, you have the right to wear fruit on your head ..." | 69 |
| "There's no such thing as a dress that's too small" | 69 |
| What the capitalist pig's financial clout gives him when shopping | 69 |
| 1957 film with Tyrone Power, Ava Gardner, Mel Ferrer, and Error Flynn | 69 |
| A. Karl Malden B. Robert Mitchum C. George C. Scott D. Burt Lancaster | 69 |
| "A magic number," according to "Schoolhouse Rock" | 69 |
| The sound a tree makes when it falls in a forest and no one is around | 69 |
| Country and Western singer whose backup band is The Dancehall Doctors | 69 |
| Rap duo arrested in 1990 for an "obscene, lewd performance" | 69 |
| "Star Trek" series preceding "Voyager," for short | 69 |
| Lady Macbeth's last words, or an alternate title for this puzzle? | 69 |
| Its flag has green and yellow stripes and a white star in a red field | 69 |
| ''... ___ and trouble'' (''Macbeth'') | 69 |
| Singer with the 1996 #1 hit "You're Makin' Me High" | 69 |
| Who said "You are alone now. Last man. You are lone ranger" | 69 |
| When Mary Walton invented sound dampers for elevated railways, she __ | 69 |
| "You've gotta get your hands on this" (Knoxville, 1982) | 69 |
| This puzzle's theme found in the answers to five asterisked clues | 69 |
| Ad slogan that suggests the little ones can play with huge dinosaurs? | 69 |
| "How many of each animal did Moses take on the ark?" is one | 69 |
| Shakur who costarred with Janet Jackson in "Poetic Justice" | 69 |
| Org. that lobbies for looser restrictions on ballerina costume sales? | 69 |
| The first one, bought by the Bulova Watch Co. for $9, ran on 7/1/1941 | 69 |
| He said, "Man is the only animal that blushes. Or needs to" | 69 |
| "___ like a Maelstrom, with a notch" (Emily Dickinson poem) | 69 |
| Animated bird who debuted in "A Tale of Two Kitties" (1942) | 69 |
| What eight squares in this puzzle contain, thus creating a cipher key | 69 |
| Where parts of the '95 film "Higher Learning" were shot | 69 |
| Prefix with ''violet'' or ''liberal'' | 69 |
| She played Rebecca Duvall playing Marilyn Monroe on "Smash" | 69 |
| "___ voce poco fa" ("The Barber of Seville" aria) | 69 |
| Word with ''blight'' or ''guerrilla'' | 69 |
| Former state whose motto was "Workers of the world, unite!" | 69 |
| Anatomical part whose name comes from the Latin for "grape" | 69 |
| City that promotes "What happens here, stays here," briefly | 69 |
| "I grew these in my own garden with composted material..." | 69 |
| "___ Finest" (tagline on a Ben & Jerry's container) | 69 |
| Mini-Me portrayer in the Austin Powers movies born on January 1, 1969 | 69 |
| He danced with his wife in Broadway's "Watch Your Step" | 69 |
| Lawyer hired by McKenzie Brackman to meet ethnic quota (107 episodes) | 69 |
| "___ la Vida or Death and All His Friends" (Coldplay album) | 69 |
| Besides Derek Jeter, only Major Leaguer whose 3,000th hit was a homer | 69 |
| Brandon and Brenda's last name on "Beverly Hills 90210" | 69 |
| Australian Acacia product developed by Vic Cherikoff into a flavoring | 69 |
| Seminal Chicago industrial label that launched the career of Ministry | 69 |
| "I never voted for anybody.I always voted against." speaker | 69 |
| "...I believe my most important task is helping the ___..." | 69 |
| Their virtues "have not yet been discovered," wrote Emerson | 69 |
| WANTED: Delinquent minor, for breaking curfew and inappropriate dress | 69 |
| ___ Tales, magazine where many H. P. Lovecraft stories first appeared | 69 |
| Defiant question sometimes followed by "Would you still..." | 69 |
| "Romeo and Juliet" word that actually means "why" | 69 |
| Reference from the Hawaiian and Greek for "quick education" | 69 |
| "Laugh and the world laughs with you" poet Ella Wheeler ___ | 69 |
| Writer who said, "I am not young enough to know everything" | 69 |
| His statue is on top of Philadelphia City Hall [1 coulomb per second] | 69 |
| "Only the ___ and stupidest of men never change": Confucius | 69 |
| "Star Trek: The Next Generation" Klingon (anagram of ROW F) | 69 |
| Two of his novels were called "the war itself" by Kissinger | 69 |
| Moonlight Graham is a character in his novel "Shoeless Joe" | 69 |
| His albums include "Alapalooza" and "Alpocalypse" | 69 |
| Word rearranged and hidden in this puzzle's eight longest answers | 69 |
| Film with the Oscar-nominated song "Papa, Can You Hear Me?" | 69 |
| Word repeated in a classic "When Harry Met Sally ..." scene | 69 |
| "Would you like some more imported coffee?" "___" | 69 |
| "Solitude is impractical and ___ society is fatal": Emerson | 69 |
| George C. Scott movie with a rock band namesake, with "The" | 69 |
| "Throw thine eye / On ___ young boy": "King John" | 69 |
| Informal greetings (that were used to create this puzzle's theme) | 69 |
| 1961 Fredric March-Ben Gazzara-Dick Clark drama, with "The" | 69 |
| Joke starting with "Did you hear the one about..." (part 1) | 69 |
| Show that asked kids to write to "Boston, Mass., 0-2-1-3-4" | 69 |
| "___ Suit Riot" (Cherry Poppin' Daddies song and album) | 69 |
| Literary character who debuted in "The Curse of Capistrano" | 69 |
| Alphabetically last entry in the Official Scrabble Players Dictionary | 69 |