| "Ride of the Valkyries" composer | 42 |
| Intermediary between a do and two diddies? | 42 |
| University of Virginia players, familiarly | 42 |
| The "24" in "36-24-36" | 42 |
| Springsteen "___ on a Sunny Day" | 42 |
| Well-hidden fellow of children's books | 42 |
| Character in a red-and-white-striped shirt | 42 |
| "Where are you?" answer (Part 3) | 42 |
| "Leave it alone, Ms. Zellweger!" | 42 |
| Comic actor named for another comic actor? | 42 |
| Paulie of ''The Sopranos'' | 42 |
| "America's Most Wanted" host | 42 |
| 'The Three Musketeers' star (1935) | 42 |
| National song, theme of today's puzzle | 42 |
| Funny Sykes and a title fish from a comedy | 42 |
| Sheryl Crow's "All I ___ Do" | 42 |
| Large-print word on a sheriff's poster | 42 |
| Ten years' or hundred years' event | 42 |
| "The Naked and the Dead" subject | 42 |
| "It's a group effort, guys!" | 42 |
| Nintendo bad guy with an inverted hat logo | 42 |
| "___ the trade of kings": Dryden | 42 |
| "The Red Badge of Courage," e.g. | 42 |
| Question from a reporter on the Iraq beat? | 42 |
| "And the earth --- without form" | 42 |
| "And the earth ___ without form" | 42 |
| "___ it a vision . . . ?": Keats | 42 |
| Ice Cube's "It ___ Good Day" | 42 |
| 'There -- old woman who lived ...' | 42 |
| "Where ___?" (digression closer) | 42 |
| "The king ___ his countinghouse" | 42 |
| "How ___?" (question to a diner) | 42 |
| ____ match for (couldn't compete with) | 42 |
| Negative Yelp.com review of a gas station? | 42 |
| Coffee grounds and orange peels, typically | 42 |
| Advice to Claudius, in "Hamlet"? | 42 |
| People use them only when they're full | 42 |
| "___ That a Time" (Weavers song) | 42 |
| Signal "Hi!" or "Bye!" | 42 |
| Signaled "hi" or "bye" | 42 |
| Type of pedal that Jimi Hendrix often used | 42 |
| Damon of ''Mo' Money'' | 42 |
| ''True Grit'' Oscar winner | 42 |
| Revolutionary general known as Mad Anthony | 42 |
| "The Shootist" was his last film | 42 |
| ___ State University (Detroit institution) | 42 |
| "___ live in a yellow submarine" | 42 |
| Surreptitiously records conversations, say | 42 |
| Background information for a meteorologist | 42 |
| It gets searched many, many times each day | 42 |
| A browser browses it, with "the" | 42 |
| Online program such as Evernote or Dropbox | 42 |
| "Look what __!" (cry of success) | 42 |
| "Chocolate & Cheese" jammers | 42 |
| "___ the Beat" (Go-Go's hit) | 42 |
| "___ the Beat" (1982 Go-Gos hit) | 42 |
| Start of a worried tryster's statement | 42 |
| Bushy-bearded natural health expert Andrew | 42 |
| "Mack the Knife" songwriter Kurt | 42 |
| Germany's ___ Republic: 1919–33 | 42 |
| "The Truman Show" director Peter | 42 |
| ''Attaboy'' from an Aussie | 42 |
| "I'm not so sure about that" | 42 |
| Intelligence explanation, perhaps (Part 3) | 42 |
| "Jenny kissed me when ___": Hunt | 42 |
| 'Haven't -- somewhere before?' | 42 |
| "Cheers" co-star's last name | 42 |
| Endured (with ''through'') | 42 |
| Our reaction to pastor's scary sermon? | 42 |
| "Jesus __": shortest Bible verse | 42 |
| "While ___ on the subject . . ." | 42 |
| "First Lady of Song," familiarly | 42 |
| "Her lips ___ . . . ": Coleridge | 42 |
| ''Scream'' director Craven | 42 |
| Nightmare on Elm Street director Craven | 42 |
| Four-time All-Pro Patriots receiver Welker | 42 |
| Anderson who directed "Rushmore" | 42 |
| "The Hunger Games" actor Bentley | 42 |
| Kang's "East Goes ___": 1937 | 42 |
| "In Treatment" psychologist Paul | 42 |
| "___ Harder" (rental car slogan) | 42 |
| Slogan for rental autos or hanging judges? | 42 |
| Vanuatu's November through April, e.g. | 42 |
| Bob Seger's "___ Got Tonite" | 42 |
| Bob Seger's "__ Got Tonight" | 42 |
| "___ Got Tonite" (Bob Seger hit) | 42 |
| Dreaded "Press Your Luck" result | 42 |
| Key to this puzzle's theme, in English | 42 |
| Existential question that bugs grammarians | 42 |
| Question from an oblivious target of blame | 42 |
| Start of a perplexed person's question | 42 |
| "You've got a lot of nerve!" | 42 |
| Healthy stuff sometimes consumed as a shot | 42 |
| What to say to get someone to stop pouring | 42 |
| "That's enough," to a server | 42 |
| "Say ___" (pourer's request) | 42 |
| "___ the moon hits your eye ..." | 42 |
| Prince song about the effects of low tide? | 42 |
| ". . . ___ angels fear to tread" | 42 |
| Response to "There's Elvis!" | 42 |