| Onetime "Masterpiece Theatre" host | 44 |
| New York archbishop before O'Connor | 39 |
| Former "Masterpiece Theatre" host | 43 |
| "Masterpiece Theatre" host Alistair | 45 |
| "Masterpiece Theatre" host | 36 |
| "Chain Gang" songwriter Sam | 37 |
| "Another Saturday Night" singer Sam | 45 |
| "A Change Is Gonna Come" singer Sam | 45 |
| Treat perhaps most desirable when baked | 39 |
| One might mark a shopping cart's contents | 45 |
| Two words that might follow BUTTER ... | 38 |
| "Iron Chef" contenders | 32 |
| ''___ Hand Luke'' | 33 |
| The Hollies' "Long --- Woman" | 43 |
| Slangy-but-enduring term of approval | 36 |
| Sandburg's "___ Tombs" | 36 |
| Like The Hollies' ''Woman'' | 47 |
| Like Fonzie on "Happy Days" | 37 |
| In the 50's or 60's, say | 32 |
| "That's outstanding!" | 35 |
| "That's fine with me!" | 36 |
| "___ Tombs," Sandburg poem | 36 |
| _____ Runnings, 1993 Candy movie | 32 |
| Film about Princess Leia's brother? | 39 |
| "Gangsta's Paradise" rapper | 41 |
| 'Gangsta's Paradise' rapper | 39 |
| "It Takes a Thief" rapper | 35 |
| "Gangsta's Paradise" singer | 41 |
| "Gangsta's Paradise" Grammy winner | 48 |
| "1, 2, 3, 4 (Sumpin' New)" rapper | 47 |
| "Don't have a cow!" | 33 |
| Becomes less angry, with "off" | 40 |
| ___ dog (backwoods hunting pooch) | 33 |
| Source of Davy Crockett's cap | 33 |
| Ring-tailed scavenger, to Crockett | 34 |
| Ring-tailed critter, to Crockett | 32 |
| Furry trash can raider, familiarly | 34 |
| Critter whose pelt was used for a frontier cap | 46 |
| Critter for a woodsman's cap | 32 |
| Animal whose fur was used for Crockett's cap | 48 |
| Animal used for Davy Crockett's cap | 39 |
| ___-skin cap (Davy Crockett's hat) | 38 |
| Davy Crockett's cap material | 32 |
| Store on Harvard Square since 1882 | 34 |
| Restrict, with ''up'' | 37 |
| Chicken ___ (CBers' weigh station) | 38 |
| Take over to use as one's own | 33 |
| Bites, as someone else's style | 34 |
| Product boycotted in "Milk" | 37 |
| Maker of Zima and Killian's Irish Red | 41 |
| Brewer of Keystone and Blue Moon | 32 |
| "The Banquet Beer" brewer | 35 |
| ___ Field, where the Rockies play | 33 |
| Frost's "The Witch of ---" | 40 |
| Frost's "The Witch of ___" | 40 |
| This is what it sounds like when doves cry | 42 |
| Frost's "The Witch of ___" | 41 |
| __ Bay, largest Oregon Coast city | 33 |
| Robert of Broadway's "My Fair Lady" | 49 |
| He played Pickering in "My Fair Lady" | 47 |
| "Veddy" British actor Robert | 38 |
| "My Fair Lady" actor Robert | 37 |
| Good or bad figure, in TV dramas | 32 |
| Good __/bad __: interrogation method | 36 |
| Sipowicz of "NYPD Blue," for one | 42 |
| One whose tickets are often expensive | 37 |
| O. Henry's "The ___ and the Anthem" | 49 |
| CBer's ''bear'' | 35 |
| A good and bad one are often paired | 35 |
| "Law & Order" role | 32 |
| Nightclub in a Barry Manilow song | 33 |
| "Hottest spot north of Havana," in song | 49 |
| Sinatra's "Meet Me at the ___" | 44 |
| Setting of a 1978 hit song, with "the" | 48 |
| NYC club where the Supremes debuted | 35 |
| Nightspot in a Manilow song, with "the" | 49 |
| Nightclub in a Manilow title, briefly | 37 |
| Manilow subtitle "At the ___" | 39 |
| Historic NYC club, with "The" | 39 |
| Famed Rio hotspot, with "the" | 39 |
| Club where Martin and Lewis debuted | 35 |
| "At the ___" (1978 song phrase) | 41 |
| Competitor of NYC's Latin Quarter | 37 |
| Bargain with the prosecutor, perhaps | 36 |
| Compromise with the district attorney | 37 |
| Come to terms for less jail time, say | 37 |
| Admit one's guilt to serve less time | 40 |
| Accede to the district attorney, perhaps | 40 |
| Patient's part of a doctor's fee | 40 |
| One's share of a medical bill, maybe | 40 |
| Number on a health-insurance card | 33 |
| Fee for many a doctor's visit | 33 |
| Doctor's visit fee for the insured | 38 |
| Amount owed by an insurance policy holder | 41 |
| Successfully contend with difficulties | 38 |
| Dealt with adversity successfully | 33 |
| Astronomer born in Torun, Poland | 32 |
| Keeps one's head above water | 32 |
| Doesn't succumb to the strain | 33 |
| Doesn't crack under pressure | 32 |