| Rapper who prefers a pretty large mattress, or comparable in build to fashion designer Alexander? | 97 |
| Flowers that materialize above Magrathea, in "The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy" | 97 |
| Sidelined by injury, in baseball lingo, and a hint to how this puzzle's theme puns are formed | 97 |
| Prize for an aspiring musical artist, perhaps from the first word of the answer to a starred clue | 97 |
| "We ___ song of sorrow..." (lyric from Saves the Day's "What Went Wrong") | 97 |
| "Bad politicians are __ Washington by good people who don't vote": William E. Simon | 97 |
| Instruments in the Beatles' "Norwegian Wood" and "Within You Without You" | 97 |
| "I'll send an ___ to the world" (repeated lyric in "Message in a Bottle") | 97 |
| "For an avid philatelist like me, sorting envelopes is thrilling - I might spot a ___!" | 97 |
| 1986 movie based on the Stephen King novella "The Body" ... and this puzzle's theme | 97 |
| His film debut was in "Curly Sue" (1991) as a sort of villain out to get the title girl | 97 |
| 1950s news anchor who said Timex's slogan "It takes a licking and keeps on ticking" | 97 |
| "The art of making guests feel at home when that's really where you wish they were" | 97 |
| Need bailing, or what five entries in this puzzle can do to make two overlapping words or phrases | 97 |
| It's easy to do if you're not traveling alone, hard if you're surrounded by strangers | 97 |
| Ancient playwright who originated the phrase "While there's life, there's hope" | 97 |
| Fantastically pretentious former nickname for one of the few musicians who could get away with it | 97 |
| Show where The B-52's redid "Love Shack" as the dueling song "Glove Slap" | 97 |
| Band whose name comes from the Latin for "all-encompassing," not from a movie character | 97 |
| "South Park" co-creator whose student film was titled "Cannibal! The Musical" | 97 |
| The Arcade Fire's "___ année sans lumière" ("A Year Without Light") | 97 |
| On hold ... or what the seven rows of black squares in this puzzle's grid spell in Morse code | 97 |
| "A woman drove me to drink and I didn't even have the decency to thank her" speaker | 97 |
| Computer term, based on an arcade game, regarding the annoyance of fending off recurring spammers | 97 |
| Classic ad line, and question you need to answer to find the hidden theme in four starred answers | 97 |
| Song played at Tampa Bay Buccaneers home games, which originated in a Disney boat ride attraction | 97 |
| Last name of brothers who combined for 6,916 total bases (60 more than all-time leader Hank Aaron) | 98 |
| "___ Nights" (2014 movie for which Liam Hemsworth is said to have been cast as Ali Baba) | 98 |
| Hispanic MLB star whose nickname is a Hispanic cartoon character spelled backward (COINCIDENCE?!?) | 98 |
| Band with the albums "Alpha," "Astra," "Aqua"... (you get the point) | 98 |
| Newcaster who said "I'm as mad as hell, and I'm not going to take this anymore!" | 98 |
| The ___ (nickname for each season's recurring villain on "Buffy the Vampire Slayer") | 98 |
| Russell parodied on "South Park" with the show "Fightin' Around the World" | 98 |
| Article in a German paper?[For the explanation to last week's puzzle, see the last clue down.] | 98 |
| Robert ___, transgender rights pioneer and subject of the documentary "Southern Comfort" | 98 |
| Narcissists' interests (one of which can be found in each of the puzzle's longest answers) | 98 |
| It's "heavier freight for the shipper than it is for the consignee": Augustus Thomas | 98 |
| "I am the doubter and the doubt / And I the ___ the Brahmin sings" (Ralph Waldo Emerson) | 98 |
| Secret (and potentially cataclysmic) substance in Kurt Vonnegut's "Cat's Cradle" | 98 |
| Words made more broadly applicable by the Supreme Court's decision in United States v. Windsor | 98 |
| Retailer whose "Gutvik" children's bed translates to "good fuck" in German | 98 |
| 1940s quartet with the #1 hit "Into Each Life Some Rain Must Fall," with "the" | 98 |
| Morissette song that, by failing to give examples of things that are its title, becomes said title | 98 |
| Titular musical character who wants to "taste the Roaring Twenties" before settling down | 98 |
| There are eight of these before "baby" in Elvis's "A Big Hunk o' Love" | 98 |
| "The Wire" character Little who is murdered in the antepenultimate episode of the series | 98 |
| Number of unique lineups U2 has had, as well as the name of a single from "Achtung Baby" | 98 |
| He said, upon leaving Stoner's Pot Palace: "Man, that is flagrant false advertising" | 98 |
| 2014 Robin Thicke concept album (if "maybe stalking can win my wife back?" is a concept) | 98 |
| Acidity or alkalinity measurement, which is literally 8 for this puzzle's four longest answers | 98 |
| <u>Billy,</u> <u>Fred</u> <u>or</u> <u>Vincent</u> | 98 |
| "It's easy to be outnumbered when you're ___" ("George of the Jungle") | 98 |
| Lennon/McCartney song whose title words follow "They'll be glad, you're not ..." | 98 |
| Sitcom (as pronounced on CBS ads) that made tvsquad.com's "Worst of TV in 2010" list | 98 |
| The world's largest ..., prepared in Campbellsport, Wisconsin, required four gallons of relish | 98 |
| He cast spells with "Abraca-pocus" and "Hocus-cadabra" in a 1963 cartoon short | 98 |
| Comics character who said "Some days even my lucky rocketship underpants don't help" | 98 |
| Girolamo ___, Italian mathematician who first published the solution to the general cubic equation | 98 |
| "Then I found these," she said, and even I was shocked. There were ___ on the floor ... | 98 |
| "___ Accidentally Leaks Results of 2008 Election Early" ("The Onion" headline) | 98 |
| New slogan for a North Carolina city trying to draw in visitors for tours of its old distilleries? | 98 |
| Douglas Adams' facetious answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything | 98 |
| Illegal football tackle involving grabbing the inside of the shoulder pads from behind or the side | 98 |
| "Now he remembers setting $10 aside for pizza - he searches his jacket and finds it ___" | 98 |
| Director David behind the video game classics "Twisted Metal" and "God of War" | 98 |
| "If skills sold, truth be told, I'd probably be / lyrically Talib ___" (Jay-Z lyric) | 98 |
| Straight-to-video knockoff, such as "Transmorphers" or "The Da Vinci Treasure" | 98 |
| Kind of arena that might host the Hugger Games (and a group hug involving tributes #1, #2, and #6) | 98 |
| Low-priced American vodka known affectionately (and ironically) as "Russia's finest" | 98 |
| Advice during a solar eclipse (and a homophonic hint to uncovering this puzzle's secret image) | 98 |
| Change the condition of a fish part? (and three words that can follow BLUE and RED, but not WHITE) | 98 |
| Lame reality TV term driven into the ground by this season's "Big Brother All-Stars" | 98 |
| Actual protest activity for tax-and-spend opponents that sets the tone for this puzzle's theme | 98 |
| "___ we came forth to rebehold the stars" (last line of Dante's "Inferno") | 98 |
| Where the ball drops on New Year's Eve ... as depicted literally in four places in this puzzle | 98 |
| 007: "Do you expect me to talk?" Goldfinger: "No, Mr. Bond, I expect you ___!" | 98 |
| 1950s actress who was on the cover of Matthew Sweet's 1991 cult classic "Girlfriend" | 98 |
| Notably snarky magazine/media empire [The AV goes subscription only soon! Sign up at avxwords.com] | 98 |
| MRS. HAtty-Cyphert you will amaze at your w*ste line goes invisible vvith these rev/olutionary ___ | 98 |
| His "Seeking Major Tom" made Pitchfork's "Worst Album Covers of 2011" list | 98 |
| Sci-fi character whose last words are "There is ... another ... Sky ... Sky ... walker." | 98 |
| Coulter parodied on "SNL" with the line "I think torture is good and Christiany” | 99 |
| TV show with the catchphrase "I love it when a plan comes together," with "The" | 99 |
| Teacher's comment that she maybe might write near sentences sort of like this current clue here | 99 |
| Rejected Supreme Court nominee whose name has become a verb meaning "attack relentlessly" | 99 |
| Reynolds who renamed himself "Turd Ferguson" on SNL's "Celebrity Jeopardy!" | 99 |
| "Man's the ___, and Wealth the vine, / Stanch and strong the tendrils twine": Emerson | 99 |
| Title heroine described in the first sentence of her novel as "handsome, clever and rich" | 99 |
| Setting for Seurat's "Un dimanche après-midi à l'Île de la Grande Jatte" | 99 |
| Musical in which Madonna set a Guinness World Record for "Most costume changes in a film" | 99 |
| Malcolm's maternal grandmother on "Malcolm in the Middle" (played by Cloris Leachman) | 99 |
| Abbr. for windsurfer Gal Fridman, who recently became his country's first Olympic gold medalist | 99 |
| Trump who authored "The Best Is Yet to Come: Coping with Divorce and Enjoying Life Again" | 99 |
| And after being convicted, he feels like Sid the Skydiver again, right down to his colorful new ___ | 99 |
| Loretta who sang "Don't Come Home A' Drinkin' (With Lovin' on Your Mind)" | 99 |
| 31st best film of all time, according to AFI's tenth anniversary edition (with "The") | 99 |
| Studio behind "Gone with the Wind" and "Agent Cody Banks 2: Destination London" | 99 |
| "___ Waltz," which begins "Hush-a-bye, ma baby, slumbertime is comin' soon" | 99 |
| "___ Inn! What's your price per night?" (misheard "Sister Christian" lyric) | 99 |
| Humorist who wrote "Progress might have been all right once, but it has gone on too long" | 99 |