| Farcical 1960s sitcom with the Indian character Roaring Chicken | 63 |
| First Super Bowl to be officially called "Super Bowl" | 63 |
| Fifth word of Slick Rick's "Children's Story" | 63 |
| Federal org. with a "Safety Recommendations" Web page | 63 |
| Flounder's frat brother in ''Animal House'' | 63 |
| Flier with quills "twelve paces long," per Marco Polo | 63 |
| Female tribute from District 11 in "The Hunger Games" | 63 |
| Film in which Mark Wahlberg runs an after-hours betting parlor? | 63 |
| French mathematician who pioneered in the theory of probability | 63 |
| Figure with less than 795 days, 7 hrs., 40 mins. left in office | 63 |
| First name of Billy Crystal's character on "Soap" | 63 |
| First major league manager to have 2000 wins and have 2000 hits | 63 |
| Failed Facebook game where you set up a city out in the sticks? | 63 |
| French bandleader with the 1968 #1 hit "Love Is Blue" | 63 |
| Football field areas between the 20-yard line and the goal line | 63 |
| Friend of Antonio in ''The Merchant of Venice'' | 63 |
| Fictional chocolate-lover Veruca married to a sergeant of song? | 63 |
| Fox with the 1988 hit "Naughty Girls (Need Love Too)" | 63 |
| Feeling literal, the small-time con woman tattooed the word ___ | 63 |
| Fictional creature that "always looks grave at a pun" | 63 |
| First family when D.C.'s earliest cherry trees were planted | 63 |
| Florida city chosen for the 2012 Republican National Convention | 63 |
| First name in the ''Desperate Housewives'' cast | 63 |
| Frank McCourt's follow-up to "Angela's Ashes" | 63 |
| First name in the ''Beverly Hills, 90210'' cast | 63 |
| Fed. whose 18-letter full name alternates vowels and consonants | 63 |
| Final pharaoh of the Fifth Dynasty, whose pyramid is near Cairo | 63 |
| Fictional narrator of "Legends of the Old Plantation" | 63 |
| First word said by a referee after reviewing a challenge, often | 63 |
| Featured performer in Berlioz's "Harold in Italy" | 63 |
| Figure in the Beastie Boys song "Rhymin & Stealin" | 64 |
| Fictional girl to whom a hookah-smoking caterpillar gives advice | 64 |
| First justice alphabetically in the history of the Supreme Court | 64 |
| First word in the English lyrics of "Frère Jacques" | 64 |
| Forms an increasingly smaller circle around, with "on" | 64 |
| First name in supermodeling, or the magazine that bears her name | 64 |
| Fish whose name comes from the Old English for "spear" | 64 |
| Flour-making plant--the Greek geographer Strabo wrote about one! | 64 |
| Fictional salesman who said "I am not a dime a dozen!" | 64 |
| Fictional sleuth who first appeared in the Saturday Evening Post | 64 |
| Farley Granger's role in "Hans Christian Andersen" | 64 |
| First name of a ''The Color Purple'' cast member | 64 |
| First National Leaguer with eight consecutive 100-R.B.I. seasons | 64 |
| Food prepared by Mrs. Costanza in a "Seinfeld" episode | 64 |
| Fortifications mentioned in "The Star-Spangled Banner" | 64 |
| Folk music scholar who helped popularize Leadbelly and Burl Ives | 64 |
| Food that's either cooked or not cooked, tasty or not tasty? | 64 |
| Fictional spy who's really a giant department store founder? | 64 |
| Film about a color mismatch between adjacent Venetian paintings? | 64 |
| Film about fans of confessional rock music who enjoy spicy food? | 64 |
| French Baroque artist who painted "The Fortune Teller" | 64 |
| First newspaper to send war correspondents, with "The" | 64 |
| Female golfer who played in a pro men's tournament at age 14 | 64 |
| Film that Peter Sellers' pet watches? (with "The") | 64 |
| Festival city where Bob Dylan famously played an electric guitar | 64 |
| For turning a screw when you lack a screwdriver, there's ... | 64 |
| Food company whose name is spelled out in its advertising jingle | 64 |
| F.H. Burnett's children's classic (with "The") | 64 |
| Figure skater Elvis who won silver at the 1994 and 1998 Olympics | 64 |
| Food brand whose Web site offers a specialty recipe for duckling | 64 |
| Former Red Sox catcher Jason who caught a record four no-hitters | 64 |
| Fortune 500 company, Fortune 500 company, Fortune 500 company... | 64 |
| Farmer Max played by Eugene Levy in "Taking Woodstock" | 64 |
| Folks featured in Harrison Ford's ''Witness'' | 65 |
| Film title words with "The King" or "The Egg" | 65 |
| Film that introduced ''I Only Have Eyes for You'' | 65 |
| French loanword that literally means "rung on a ladder" | 65 |
| Feature of Monet's "Houses of Parliament" paintings | 65 |
| Former Portuguese colony and popular tourist destination in India | 65 |
| Flip side of Satchmo's "A Kiss to Build a Dream On" | 65 |
| Former governor who co-starred in 1987's "Predator" | 65 |
| First word of Longfellow's "Paul Revere's Ride" | 65 |
| Fighting word that means "hand," not "person" | 65 |
| Flanders who said, "Boys, get the alcohol-free alcohol" | 65 |
| Florida city nicknamed the "Horse Capital of the World" | 65 |
| Fighting ___ (unofficial mascot of Mississippi's Delta State) | 65 |
| Food additive that was included in Time's 50 Worst Inventions | 65 |
| First word of "A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man" | 65 |
| Food brand whose name is a combination of two state abbreviations | 65 |
| First name of Sports Illustrated's 1988 Sportsman of the Year | 65 |
| Friend of Sheldon and Leonard, on "The Big Bang Theory" | 65 |
| Fish that attaches itself to whales, sharks, turtles, ships, etc. | 65 |
| Former senator who's on the board of directors at GE and Coke | 65 |
| French children's song about plucking various parts of a lark | 65 |
| Film with the Oscar-winning song "Best That You Can Do" | 65 |
| Fitness franchise whose motto is “Know your own strength” | 65 |
| French writer of "The Balcony" and "Querelle" | 65 |
| French declaration after a Hawaiian island declares independence? | 65 |
| Former NBA star who has a majority share in the Charlotte Bobcats | 65 |
| Fleetwood Mac's John or Christine, without any singing parts? | 65 |
| Film with the closing line "Well, nobody's perfect" | 65 |
| Former state "separated" in seven puzzle answers: Abbr. | 65 |
| Featured article hidden in this puzzle's nine longest answers | 65 |
| Florida Congressman Buchanan who took Katherine Harris's seat | 65 |
| Fast food dessert that some kids insist on dipping their fries in | 65 |
| Fermenting agent (often found on the last page of the dictionary) | 65 |
| First name among the ''Desperate Housewives'' cast | 66 |
| Fictional character who cried "Curiouser and curiouser!" | 66 |
| First name that's feminine in English and masculine in Italian | 66 |
| Former senator who made a brief appearance in "Wordplay" | 66 |