| Classic R & B tune that inspired the "stroll" dance craze | 71 |
| CBS show whose theme song is the Who's "Baba O'Riley" | 71 |
| Continually interrupting a friend while they try to flirt with someone? | 71 |
| Chip company that sponsored Stephen Colbert's 2008 presidential run | 71 |
| Conduct that a reasonable person would exercise given the circumstances | 71 |
| Children's story that takes place in a "great green room" | 71 |
| Classic anagram of "Christianity," "___ that I sin" | 71 |
| Chandler's "Friends" ex-girlfriend with an annoying laugh | 71 |
| Congregation member authorized by a bishop to conduct part of a service | 71 |
| Cardinal Stan who won seven batting titles in the '40s and '50s | 71 |
| Character who debuted in "I Haven''t Got a Hat," 1935 | 71 |
| CA Airport where the climactic scene of "Bullitt" takes place | 71 |
| Coach Fred who won two consecutive Stanley Cups for the '70s Flyers | 71 |
| Capt. Scott's ice ship that means "Newfoundland" in Latin | 71 |
| Classic 1954 horror film whose title creatures have invaded this puzzle | 71 |
| City whose name is Siouan for "a good place to grow potatoes" | 71 |
| Company involved in the “format war” between HD DVD and Blu-ray | 71 |
| Country whose name was commonly preceded by "the" before 1991 | 71 |
| Charity whose name appears on the Barcelona football club's jerseys | 71 |
| Cliburn's nickname after winning the Tchaikovsky Piano Competition? | 71 |
| Creator of a comic strip duo named after a theologian and a philosopher | 71 |
| Company sold in 2006 for $1.65 billion - 21 months after it was founded | 71 |
| Company behind the popular social network games FarmVille and CityVille | 71 |
| City where four presidents and four vice presidents served as governor | 70 |
| Comedian Johnson who played Tyrone F. Horneigh on "Laugh-In" | 70 |
| Capital name derived from an Arabic term for "the conqueror" | 70 |
| Company with the slogan "Empowering the Internet generation" | 70 |
| Cleanser with the old slogan "Nothing can hold a can to ..." | 70 |
| Clipped (or the start of an Air Force general's split personality) | 70 |
| Capt. __ Lewis, Eileen Brennan's "Private Benjamin" role | 70 |
| Costar of "Red River" and "The Siege at Red River" | 70 |
| Carrier with an "Activities in Israel" portal on its website | 70 |
| Computer that was designed to calculate W.W.II artillery firing tables | 70 |
| Car that "beats the gassers and the rail jobs" in a 1964 hit | 70 |
| Crystallizing substance in Vonnegut's "Cat's Cradle" | 70 |
| Cheryl who replaced Farrah Fawcett on "Charlie's Angels" | 70 |
| City known for its Heat and Hurricanes ... and its heat and hurricanes | 70 |
| Childhood hometown of actor Jack Oakie (which explains his stage name) | 70 |
| California hometown of the Six Million Dollar Man and the Bionic Woman | 70 |
| Cameo voicer on Weird Al Yankovic's "I Lost on Jeopardy" | 70 |
| Chinese-born architect given the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1993 | 70 |
| Cinema George [SEE "NOTE" LINK ON HOW TO SOLVE THIS PUZZLE.] | 70 |
| Calgary neighborhood that's not quite where the Fresh Prince moved | 70 |
| Cormac McCarthy's tale of verbally rounding up comely Clydesdales? | 70 |
| Comic who sang "I Love to Laugh" in "Mary Poppins" | 70 |
| Co-screenwriter of the 1968 Beatles movie "Yellow Submarine" | 70 |
| Child actor Alex who starred in 2007's "The Water Horse" | 70 |
| Cult classic "Candy" star Aulin (hidden in HOLE IN THE WALL) | 70 |
| Catherine's demand of Heathcliff in "Wuthering Heights"? | 70 |
| Christ's visitor in a tale from "The Brothers Karamazov" | 70 |
| Chicago keyboardist Robert who wrote many of the band's early hits | 70 |
| Comment when interviewer Lauer pulls no punches with a timid princess? | 70 |
| Cosmetics chain whose name comes from the Greek for "beauty" | 70 |
| Certain spring training matches, and a hint to this puzzle's theme | 70 |
| Country that styles itself a "democratic socialist republic" | 70 |
| Costar of Stockard in "The House of Blue Leaves" on Broadway | 70 |
| Cable sta. that formerly aired shows at 5 and 35 minutes past the hour | 70 |
| Channel that might feature "The Philadelphia Story," briefly | 70 |
| Cable channel whose first broadcast was "Gone With the Wind" | 70 |
| City whose name is Siouan for "a good place to dig potatoes" | 70 |
| Convenient meal named for what it was designed to be eaten in front of | 70 |
| Components of some 1980s board games that render them unplayable today | 70 |
| Cryptozoological phenomenon that's likely just a Tibetan blue bear | 70 |
| Cult Britcom with the theme song "This Wheel's On Fire" | 69 |
| Character killed by Tess in "Tess of the D'Urbervilles" | 69 |
| Chorus "instrument" in Verdi's "Il Trovatore" | 69 |
| Console whose biggest selling game was the inexplicably awful Pac-Man | 69 |
| Clement who spoke at the first general assembly of the United Nations | 69 |
| Company whose logo represents a 1932 merger of four car manufacturers | 69 |
| Close associates, and a hint to this puzzle's highlighted squares | 69 |
| Comedian/actress Wilson, an original cast member on "MADtv" | 69 |
| Cohost of NBC's "TV's Bloopers and Practical Jokes" | 69 |
| Children's book character who lives at New York's Plaza Hotel | 69 |
| Canal with a "low bridge" ("ev'rybody down!") | 69 |
| Cleveland avenue said to have America's first traffic light, 1914 | 69 |
| Company that made the Red Baron's and Amelia Earhart's planes | 69 |
| Coproducer of "The Flintstones" and "The Jetsons" | 69 |
| Character who said "You used to be a much better liar, Sam" | 69 |
| Charlize and Al's co-star in "The Devil's Advocate" | 69 |
| Country singer on whom "Coal Miner's Daughter" is based | 69 |
| Class that's "hard," according to a talking Barbie doll | 69 |
| Comic actress who co-starred on "Archie Bunker's Place" | 69 |
| Company in the Aaron Sorkin play "The Farnsworth Invention" | 69 |
| Chris with the 1978 hit "Fool (If You Think It's Over)" | 69 |
| Chocolate lover, for relaxation, chewing candy apple's core (7,4) | 69 |
| Chemical group that includes sodium and lithium (with a hidden fruit) | 69 |
| Come-ons used prior to making a secret "flight connection"? | 69 |
| Co-creator of the Reitwagen, the first internal-combustion motorcycle | 69 |
| Creator of TV's island that "wasn't just an island" | 69 |
| Comedian who once said, "My audiences are my group therapy" | 69 |
| Coauthor with Friedrich Engels of "The Communist Manifesto" | 69 |
| Corn flakes inventor (and anti-masturbation advocate) John Harvey ___ | 69 |
| Chairperson of the National Endowment of the Humanities (1986 - 1993) | 69 |
| Chipper Jones's son, named after a stadium his dad played well in | 69 |
| Cracker box: "Slide finger under flap and loosen gently"... | 69 |
| CEO responsible for the merger of Time Inc. and Warner Communications | 69 |
| Communication that might include "OMG" and "TTYL" | 69 |
| Country and Western singer whose backup band is The Dancehall Doctors | 69 |
| City that promotes "What happens here, stays here," briefly | 69 |
| Creator of Forbes' "most valuable fictional character" | 68 |