| Blanc of cartoons | 17 |
| Blanc of cartoon voices | 23 |
| B or C of the Spice Girls | 25 |
| Allen or Ott | 12 |
| Allen or Blanc | 14 |
| Alice's employer | 20 |
| Alice's boss on TV | 22 |
| "The Producers" (1968) director Brooks | 48 |
| "Braveheart" star Gibson | 34 |
| Yogurt in "Spaceballs" | 32 |
| With 71D, voice legend of cartoons | 34 |
| Voicer of Sylvester | 19 |
| Voicemaster Blanc | 17 |
| Voice-actor Blanc | 17 |
| Voice of Tweety and Daffy | 25 |
| Voice of Pepé and Daffy | 26 |
| Voice of Daffy | 14 |
| Vocalist Torme | 14 |
| Vic's "Alice" role | 32 |
| TV boss of Flo and Alice | 24 |
| Torme or Gibson | 15 |
| Tormé or Ferrer | 18 |
| Tormé or Brooks | 18 |
| Tormé or Ferrer | 19 |
| Tony winner Brooks | 18 |
| Tillis who sang "I Ain't Never" | 45 |
| Tillis or Ott | 13 |
| Tillis or Harris | 16 |
| Tillis or Gibson | 16 |
| Tillis or Allen | 15 |
| Tillis of song | 14 |
| Tillis of country | 17 |
| The __-Tones: Tormé's group | 34 |
| Superfan of Flight of the Conchords | 35 |
| Stuart who directed "Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory" | 71 |
| Steelers great Blount | 21 |
| Spoof specialist Brooks | 23 |
| Spice Girl ___ B or C | 21 |
| Spice Girl __ B | 15 |
| Sitcom diner owner | 18 |
| Sitcom cook who said "Stow it!" | 41 |
| Sirius XM Radio CEO Karmazin | 28 |
| Sideshow ___ (Krusty the Clown's sidekick) | 46 |
| Sideshow ___ (Bob's replacement) | 36 |
| Sideshow ___ ("Simpsons" character) | 45 |
| Sidekick of Krusty the Clown who isn't Sideshow Bob | 55 |
| Senator Martinez of Florida | 27 |
| Rob's boss on "The Dick Van Dyke Show" | 52 |
| Rob's boss | 14 |
| Rene's "Ransom" costar | 36 |
| Radio executive Karmazin | 24 |
| QANTAS hub | 10 |
| Portrayer of Max and Hamlet | 27 |
| Passionate Gibson | 17 |
| Pam Tillis's singing dad | 28 |
| Pam Tillis's pop | 20 |
| Pam Tillis's father | 23 |
| Owner of Alice's workplace | 30 |
| Ott or Tormé | 15 |
| Ott or Gibson | 13 |
| Ott or Brooks | 13 |
| Ott of the Polo Grounds | 23 |
| Ott of the Giants | 17 |
| Ott of Polo Grounds fame | 24 |
| Oscar-winning Gibson | 20 |
| Oscar-winning director Gibson | 29 |
| Niles's second wife on "Frasier" | 46 |
| Nickname of two Spice Girls | 27 |
| NFL Draft guru Kiper | 20 |
| NFL Draft analyst Kiper | 23 |
| N.F.L.'s Blount | 19 |
| Multi-voiced Blanc | 18 |
| McDaniel of C&W | 19 |
| Mary Ellen Harris, familiarly | 29 |
| Man's name that's Latin for "honey" | 53 |
| Mad Max portrayer Gibson | 24 |
| Longtime Yankee announcer Allen | 31 |
| Leo succeeded him as manager of the New York Giants | 51 |
| Legendary jazz singer Torme | 27 |
| Lastman or Ott | 14 |
| Jazzy Torme | 11 |
| Horace's honey | 18 |
| He voiced Elmer | 15 |
| He spoke for Bugs | 17 |
| Harris of Hollywood | 19 |
| Harris of "thirty-something" | 38 |
| Gibson, e.g. | 12 |
| Gibson whose cameo was cut from "The Hangover 2" | 58 |
| Gibson who was People magazine's first Sexiest Man Alive | 60 |
| Gibson who directed "The Passion of the Christ" | 57 |
| Gibson who did an Oscars message in Mayan | 41 |
| Gibson or Torme | 15 |
| Gibson or Tormé | 22 |
| Gibson or Blanc | 15 |
| Gibson of Tinseltown | 20 |
| Gibson of increasingly strange box office flops | 47 |
| Gibson of "The Beaver" | 32 |
| Gibson of "Pocahontas" | 32 |
| Gibson of "Lethal Weapon" | 35 |
| Gibson of 'Lethal Weapon' | 33 |