| "Who __?": Saints fans' chant | 43 |
| "What's up wit ___?" | 34 |
| "True ___" ("Indeedy") | 42 |
| "Tote ___ barge . . . " | 33 |
| "Homey don't play ___" | 36 |
| "Gimme ___!" (rude order) | 35 |
| "Can't Help Lovin' --- Man" | 45 |
| "___ ole davil, sea": O'Neill | 43 |
| 'Can't Help Lovin' -- Man' | 42 |
| What's spread on a spreadsheet | 34 |
| Android who reported to Captain Picard | 38 |
| Brent Spiner's best-known role | 34 |
| Onelinedrawing song that sticks to the facts? | 45 |
| It's spread through spreadsheets | 36 |
| "Star Trek . . . " android | 36 |
| ''Star Trek'' android | 37 |
| Collection of digital information | 33 |
| Researcher's electronic tool | 32 |
| Its motto could be "Search me!" | 41 |
| Information accessed on a computer | 34 |
| Computer's collective information | 37 |
| Information collection on a computer | 36 |
| Collection of records for computer processing | 45 |
| Fodder for many a FiveThirtyEight post | 38 |
| Collection of stored information | 32 |
| Collection of information in tabular form | 41 |
| Word in the upper-right part of a check | 39 |
| You're either up to it or out of it | 39 |
| Radio's "A ___ wtih Judy" | 39 |
| Possible outcome of an eHarmony match | 37 |
| Occasion for carrying "mad money" | 43 |
| January 1 for the Rose Bowl, e.g. | 33 |
| Fruit that might be in a nut bread | 34 |
| First line on many a legal document | 35 |
| Band's one-night stand, e.g. | 32 |
| Like saddle shoes and bell-bottom pants | 39 |
| Like a photo of you in bell-bottoms | 35 |
| This goes along the 180th meridian | 34 |
| NBC show that sometimes busts sexual predators | 46 |
| It includes the story's place of origin | 43 |
| They have ''steady'' company | 44 |
| Librarian's book-stamping gadget | 36 |
| They're sometimes written in Roman numerals | 47 |
| They're often applied with stamps | 37 |
| Performs an archaeologist's job | 35 |
| Outings on MTV's "Next" | 37 |
| TV's "The ___ Game" | 33 |
| Old car with the slogan "We are driven" | 49 |
| Car introduced in the U.S. in 1960 | 34 |
| Nissans, before they were Nissans | 33 |
| He'll be replaced by Stephen | 32 |
| Title role for Kevin Kline or Eddie Murphy | 42 |
| Starsky of "Starsky and Hutch" | 40 |
| Pulitzer-winning columnist Barry | 32 |
| Late-night TV host's nickname | 33 |
| Late-night rival of Jimmy and Jimmy | 35 |
| Brubeck of "Take Five" fame | 37 |
| Big Red Machine shortstop Concepcion | 36 |
| Astronaut who chatted with HAL 9000 | 35 |
| Actor Franco of "Now You See Me" | 42 |
| "Take Five" pianist Brubeck | 37 |
| "Late Show" host, colloquially | 40 |
| "I Hear You Knocking" Edmunds | 39 |
| "Diamond" Lee Roth, for short | 39 |
| "2001 . . ." astronaut | 32 |
| "___ Barry Turns 40" (1990 best seller) | 49 |
| Petraeus who stepped down as CIA head | 37 |
| "Curb Your Enthusiasm" star | 37 |
| The "D" in J.D. Salinger | 34 |
| King with a star named after him | 32 |
| Jay's late-night competition | 32 |
| Cross of "Arrested Development" | 41 |
| Accademia di Belle Arti sculpture | 33 |
| Accademia di Belle Arti Firenze masterpiece | 43 |
| ___ Letterman (TV talk-show host) | 33 |
| Singer backed by the Spiders From Mars | 38 |
| "Life on Mars?" singer | 32 |
| "Labyrinth" star, 1986 | 32 |
| ''Blue Jean'' singer (1984) | 43 |
| Postmaster General (TV personality) | 35 |
| Stiers of ''MASH'' fame | 39 |
| Two-time L.P.G.A. Championship winner Laura | 43 |
| Companion of Hearst at San Simeon castle | 40 |
| "The Last Supper" artist | 34 |
| "The Vitruvian Man" artist | 36 |
| Early designer of flying machines | 33 |
| Lincoln's Confederate counterpart | 37 |
| "Garfield" creator Jim | 32 |
| Namesake of a noted tennis tournament | 37 |
| Miles of "Birth of the Cool" | 38 |
| Jim who does "Garfield" | 33 |
| Jefferson who became a president | 32 |
| City with a University of California branch | 43 |
| California governor who was recalled in 2003 | 44 |
| "Birth of the Cool" trumpeter | 39 |
| Device for hoisting liners' boats | 37 |
| Bandmate of Micky, Michael, and Peter | 37 |
| Crow's chimney-nesting cousin | 33 |
| "See saw, Margery ___" | 32 |
| "See-saw, Margery ___" | 32 |