| Neil Simon four-skit comedy ... or an apt title for this puzzle | 63 |
| What a thumb on the ear and a pinkie on the lips might indicate | 63 |
| "I have never been hurt by anything I didn't say" | 63 |
| Who wrote "Can one be a saint if God does not exist?" | 63 |
| Sweet, or, read another way, a hint to five long puzzle answers | 63 |
| "Thou ___ make me clean" (leper's words to Jesus) | 63 |
| Investment money, briefly, or this puzzle's theme, backward | 63 |
| "I do not ___ farthing candle . . . for Handel": Lamb | 63 |
| Singer with the 1993 multi-platinum album "Music Box" | 63 |
| Historian Thomas who authored "The French Revolution" | 63 |
| Subject of "It Must Be Love, My Face Is Breaking Out" | 63 |
| Drew Barrymore movie based on part of Stephen King's oeuvre | 63 |
| When Ida Hyde invented the intracellular microelectrode, she __ | 63 |
| Disney no longer used them after "The Little Mermaid" | 63 |
| Singer/guitarist born Maria Rosario Pilar Martinez Molina Baeza | 63 |
| One-named singer who guest starred on "The Love Boat" | 63 |
| Premiership football club that plays at Stamford Bridge, London | 63 |
| Word with ''cedar'' or ''hope'' | 63 |
| Country that's nearly 25 times as long as its average width | 63 |
| Boston "He smoked a big ___ and drove a Cadillac car" | 63 |
| Plane seating division (and the key to this puzzle's theme) | 63 |
| City that hasn't won a major sports title since 1964: Abbr. | 63 |
| Repeated word in Def Leppard song title that brings you closer? | 63 |
| Station where Larry King will host his final show this December | 63 |
| "___: A Biography of the Fish That Changed the World" | 63 |
| ''Bar'' or ''airport'' follower | 63 |
| Like some imaginary naked sporting events, on dumb old t-shirts | 63 |
| George who was nicknamed "the man who owned Broadway" | 63 |
| Beer that's bootlegged in "Smokey and the Bandit" | 63 |
| "The hottest spot north of Havana," in a Manilow song | 63 |
| Like something deep fried vis-a-vis something oven broiled, say | 63 |
| Pastime that will celebrate its 100th anniversary on 12/21/2013 | 63 |
| "___ Be Stupid" ("Weird Al" Yankovic album) | 63 |
| Setting of the opening scene of "Saving Private Ryan" | 63 |
| Belief that God created the world, but does not intervene in it | 63 |
| Secret retreat hidden in this puzzle's nine longest answers | 63 |
| "Coming Home" Oscar nominee for Best Supporting Actor | 63 |
| Band that covered "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction" | 63 |
| Actress Lane, whose film debut was "A Little Romance" | 63 |
| "I literally ___!" (embarrassed teen's hyperbole) | 63 |
| Hymn whose second line is "Solvet saeclum in favilla" | 63 |
| One of two women with three stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame | 63 |
| ___ Demolition Night (record-breaking 1979 White Sox promotion) | 63 |
| Human fingerprint, and what's hidden in five puzzle answers | 63 |
| Steadfast belief (and parent of each answer to a starred clue?) | 63 |
| Cartoonist Martin known as "Mad's Maddest Artist" | 63 |
| Singer with the album "Live at the Polynesian Palace" | 63 |
| Word with "go there!" or "touch that dial!" | 63 |
| Suit up [get archived AV Club xwords for $8/year: avxwords.com] | 63 |
| "When You're in Love With a Beautiful Woman" band | 63 |
| Word after "ear," "eye" or "nose" | 63 |
| "The Relationship Rescue Workbook" author, familiarly | 63 |
| "I meant what I said, and I said what I meant" author | 63 |
| Martin Freeman's role in the BBC's "Sherlock" | 63 |
| Word with ''uncle'' or ''oven'' | 63 |
| Word with ''star'' or ''maple'' | 63 |
| "It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)" singer | 63 |
| 19th-century engineer with a star on the St. Louis Walk of Fame | 63 |
| Part of the U.S. that's usually first with election returns | 63 |
| New Jersey borough in which the New York Giants play home games | 63 |
| "... 'cause I ___ me spinach, I'm Popeye ..." | 63 |
| Professor says "Qualifying races," pupil suggests ... | 63 |
| "Str8 off tha Streetz of Muthaphukkin Compton" rapper | 63 |
| Author of 1998's "Diplomacy for the Next Century" | 63 |
| Hepburn's husband in "Breakfast at Tiffany's" | 63 |
| Doc Golightly in ''Breakfast at Tiffany's'' | 63 |
| Buddy who played the dad on "The Beverly Hillbillies" | 63 |
| Nickname of reliever Dennis, 1992 MVP and Cy Young Award winner | 63 |
| One on 9/22/2006 had a central duration of 7 minutes, 9 seconds | 63 |
| Tomahawk hurler in a memorable "Tonight Show" segment | 63 |
| Broadway star Linda who won $100,000 on "Star Search" | 63 |
| Big Apple mayor who inquired "How'm I doin'?" | 63 |
| Shockers in the "Journal of Biological Oceanography"? | 63 |
| "Most miserable hour that ___ time saw": Lady Capulet | 63 |
| "I love her ten times more than ___ I did": Petruchio | 63 |
| Key of the overture to Mozart's "The Magic Flute" | 63 |
| Kind of man John Lennon was, besides being a "Walrus" | 63 |
| What Freud described as "not master in its own house" | 63 |
| "___ Tripping At The Gates of Hell" (Flaming Lips EP) | 63 |
| Spengler who is the first to spot the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man | 63 |
| Geographical name that's another geographical name backward | 63 |
| Danny who composed the theme music for "The Simpsons" | 63 |
| New Haven collegian hidden in this puzzle's longest entries | 63 |
| "America's Got Talent" season 3 runner-up Mattson | 63 |
| English novelist Canetti who wrote "Crowds and Power" | 63 |
| "I Still See ___" ("Paint Your Wagon" tune) | 63 |
| "I Still See ___" ("Paint Your Wagon" song) | 63 |
| The "you" in "On the Street Where You Live" | 63 |
| Nevada city whose Shoshoni name means "pile of rocks" | 63 |
| ''Don't Bring Me Down'' rockers, familiarly | 63 |
| Dr. Schneider of "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade" | 63 |
| Led Zep's Eddie Cochran cover "Somethin' ___" | 63 |
| "Jumping Someone ___ Train" (1979 single by The Cure) | 63 |
| LeAnn's singing partner on "Written in the Stars" | 63 |
| "The Dead ___ Scrolls: The Lost Teachings of Hip-Hop" | 63 |
| Record of the Year Grammy nominee for "Lose Yourself" | 63 |
| University next to the Centers for Disease Control headquarters | 63 |
| Cleaning product with the slogan "It's that fast" | 63 |
| Suffix for ''open'' or ''rear'' | 63 |
| Nat. where the first successful blood transfusion was performed | 63 |