Today's honoree, "camouflaged" in 10 other puzzle answers | 71 |
Toy advertised with the slogan "but they don't fall down" | 71 |
Third highest-selling world computer manufacturer (behind HP and Dell) | 70 |
Two-part drama that won two Best Play Tonys and a Best Miniseries Emmy | 70 |
Toon with a Ph.D. from the Springfield Heights Institute of Technology | 70 |
Tim and Eric of "Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!" e.g. | 70 |
TV horse introduced in 1955 ... or a Plymouth model introduced in 1956 | 70 |
They're scheduled to be awarded at the Staples Center on 1/31/2010 | 70 |
TV channel with "Style Report" and "Beauty Report" | 70 |
The "F" and "B" of Samuel F. B. Morse, e.g.: Abbr. | 70 |
Trump who wrote the self-help book "The Best Is Yet to Come" | 70 |
TV character who has seizures whenever he hears the voice of Mary Hart | 70 |
The ___ Tar Pits (after translation, "The The Tar Tar Pits") | 70 |
Team with which Derrick Coleman was the 1991 N.B.A. Rookie of the Year | 70 |
Trevor who directed "Cats" and "Les Misérables" | 70 |
Tree whose two-word name, when switched around, identifies its product | 70 |
The starts of this puzzle's three longest answers are shades of it | 70 |
The car in Thurber's 1933 story "The Car We Had to Push" | 70 |
Turntablist Richard Quitevis who took his stage name from a video game | 70 |
This animal presumably has large ears ... correction: it's earless | 70 |
Time of the month when the wolfbane blooms in "The Wolf Man" | 70 |
Toothpaste brand once advertised as having the secret ingredient GL-70 | 70 |
Theme song of the film series in which Johnny Depp played Jack Sparrow | 70 |
Travis Barker opening lyric before "lay low and stay breezy" | 70 |
Trash / Victories / "Get it?" / Do some math / Runs smoothly | 70 |
The worst Broadway play of all time, according to pretty much everyone | 70 |
Term that explains a great deal of the nonsense on the modern Internet | 70 |
Thomas Moore's "The Harp That Once Through _____ Halls!" | 70 |
The Terminator's remains at the end of "The Terminator" | 69 |
Tennis star who won each grand slam tournament except the French Open | 69 |
Title hotel employee in a 1960 Jerry Lewis film, with "The" | 69 |
The puzzle for Nov. 5, 1996 is in two parts: Republican and Democrat. | 69 |
Texas county named for a Civil War general, with its seat in Longview | 69 |
Type of animal voiced by Whoopi Goldberg in "The Lion King" | 69 |
Team originally owned by the Labatt's Brewing Company, familiarly | 69 |
They compete with the O's for local baseball fans' affections | 69 |
The "you" in "you caught my eye" in a 1965 #1 hit | 69 |
The starts of this puzzle's six longest answers are types of them | 69 |
The person who stole that parking spot you were waiting to take, e.g. | 69 |
To Shakespeare he was "high in all the people's hearts" | 69 |
The only Blues Brother to reappear in "Blues Brothers 2000" | 69 |
Today, and a hint to what the longest answers (doubly) have in common | 69 |
Tirso de ___, Spanish dramatist who introduced Don Juan to literature | 69 |
Theme of this puzzle hidden in the seven other longest across answers | 69 |
Then-obscure actor who played a victim in "Anaconda" (1997) | 69 |
Things found under the bridge in "Three Billy Goats Gruff"? | 69 |
TV show that ended with the line "Good night and good luck" | 69 |
Teammate of Matsuzaka on Japan's 2009 World Baseball Classic team | 69 |
The sound a tree makes when it falls in a forest and no one is around | 69 |
This puzzle's theme found in the answers to five asterisked clues | 69 |
The first one, bought by the Bulova Watch Co. for $9, ran on 7/1/1941 | 69 |
Their virtues "have not yet been discovered," wrote Emerson | 69 |
Two of his novels were called "the war itself" by Kissinger | 69 |
The long entries in this puzzle, vis-Ã -vis "securities" | 68 |
The Righteous Brothers' "Unchained Melody," originally | 68 |
The Smashing Pumpkins' debut album, named for a silent film star | 68 |
TV.com's #1 pick for "Coolest Cast on Campus" for 2009 | 68 |
Territory whose slogan is "Where America's Day Begins" | 68 |
Title that can precede the starts of the four longest Across answers | 68 |
Target of Durocher's "Nice guys finish last" sentiment | 68 |
Tommy Lee Jones film set along the Mississippi, with "The" | 68 |
Term for the dropping of an initial letter, as in "possum" | 68 |
Theory that answers the question "What's the matter?"? | 68 |
Territory roamed by wild lawyers? (... Ã la Buddy Roemer in 1991) | 68 |
The candidate from the Pajama Party promised that her plan would ___ | 68 |
Trace impurity inserted into a semiconductor to alter its properties | 68 |
Tagline for the biopic "Dudley" starring bandleader Brown? | 68 |
The Who album featuring a 15-minute jam on "My Generation" | 68 |
Take a pink balloon, twist it in the middle, then twist at both ends | 68 |
Tony winner between "Avenue Q" and "Jersey Boys" | 68 |
The act of grinding your teeth while thinking about comedian Martin? | 68 |
Teen's response to "What'd you do on the weekend?" | 68 |
Taylor Swift's debut single (named after another country singer) | 68 |
They're seen (if you're not careful) just above the beltline | 68 |
Tiny Alaska city whose girls basketball team was state champ in 1982 | 68 |
The first words of the answers to asterisked clues are types of them | 68 |
The IJsselmeer was part of it before construction of the Afsluitdijk | 68 |
TV character who has eight children and an eight-syllable last name | 67 |
The "fine" things rockers can afford after hitting it big | 67 |
Title phrase that rhymes with "he lightly doffed his hat" | 67 |
TV series whose theme song is The Who's "Who Are You" | 67 |
Tomahawk hurler in a memorable clip on "The Tonight Show" | 67 |
Time, seemingly, between finishing a freelance job and getting paid | 67 |
The sculptures "Rigoletto" and "La Tosca," e.g. | 67 |
The "gods" in "Chariots of the Gods?," in brief | 67 |
Type of ''Girl'' in a 2006 Sienna Miller film title | 67 |
Term of address for Jacques, who was asked "Dormez-vous?" | 67 |
Thin defense against the charge that "you're a nerd!" | 67 |
T: How about we just split the difference? A: __ (Hall & Oates) | 67 |
To whom Rick said, "The Germans wore gray. You wore blue" | 67 |
Thomas on the Detroit Pistons during their "Bad Boys" era | 67 |
Tried to get the ball close to the hole without going past, in golf | 67 |
TV star who said "Stop gabbin' and get me some oats!" | 67 |
They "want you as a new recruit," sang the Village People | 67 |
Thing plucked while saying "He loves me, he loves me not" | 67 |
TV journalist Lindström who's the daughter of Ingrid Bergman | 67 |
Tip to solving this puzzle (with the key parts to be said out loud) | 67 |
The only player to hit a walk-off home run in a World Series Game 7 | 67 |
The Andrews Sisters' ''Bei Mir __ Du Schön'' | 67 |
Torte holder ... or a hint to completing ten answers in this puzzle | 67 |