| Transform eerily, in sci-fi | 27 |
| Transform (into) | 16 |
| Take another form | 17 |
| Shift shape | 11 |
| Shape: Comb. form | 17 |
| Go from person to person? | 25 |
| Change, in sci-fi | 17 |
| Change smoothly | 15 |
| Change from vampire to bat, say | 31 |
| Be transformed | 14 |
| Butterfly genus | 15 |
| Transforms (into) | 17 |
| Changes one's shape | 23 |
| Changes (into) | 14 |
| Undergoes a transformation | 26 |
| Transforms, in sci-fi | 21 |
| Transforms through CGI | 22 |
| Transforms on screen | 20 |
| Gradually changes (into) | 24 |
| Does some early 1990s special effects | 37 |
| Changes, sci-fi style | 21 |
| Changes smoothly | 16 |
| Changes form | 12 |
| Mitch Albom bestseller "Tuesdays With ___" | 52 |
| "Tuesdays with ___" | 29 |
| "Tuesdays with __" (Albom book) | 41 |
| Title professor in a Mitch Albom best-seller | 44 |
| Title figure in a Mitch Albom best seller | 41 |
| Mitch Albom title person | 24 |
| Albom title name | 16 |
| "Tuesdays With __": 1997 best-seller | 46 |
| "Of Thee I Sing" co-author Ryskind | 44 |
| Commercial cat | 14 |
| Noted spokescat | 15 |
| Finicky cat of commercials | 26 |
| Commercial cat name | 19 |
| "The Naked Ape" author Desmond | 40 |
| TV ad spokescat | 15 |
| Political strategist Dick | 25 |
| Poet who popularized a chair | 28 |
| Name for a chair or a cat | 25 |
| Mr. Escuela player | 18 |
| Kind of chair or dance | 22 |
| Finicky TV cat | 14 |
| Finicky cat in TV ads | 21 |
| Finicky cat | 11 |
| Finicky animal of ads | 21 |
| Famed TV cat | 12 |
| English poet who gave his name to a chair | 41 |
| 9Lives spokescat | 16 |
| "The Shoes of the Fisherman" author West | 50 |
| The Duke, formerly | 18 |
| Lead singer of the Doors | 24 |
| Veteran Giant running back | 26 |
| Pulitzer Prize novelist Toni ___ | 32 |
| Code name | 9 |
| Telegraph inventor | 18 |
| Code creator | 12 |
| Telegraph pioneer | 17 |
| Kind of alphabet | 16 |
| Code man | 8 |
| U.S. artist-inventor | 20 |
| Tony winner for "Tru" | 31 |
| Telegrapher's __ code | 25 |
| Samuel with a code | 18 |
| Man with a code | 15 |
| Inventor Samuel | 15 |
| Code inventor | 13 |
| Walrus | 6 |
| Telegraphy pioneer | 18 |
| Telegraph developer Samuel | 26 |
| Key developer of communications | 31 |
| Inspector of crime fiction | 26 |
| Dit-dah man | 11 |
| Dashing fellow? | 15 |
| Crossword-solving detective on PBS | 34 |
| A kind of code | 14 |
| "Tru" Tony winner | 27 |
| "Dit dah" code | 24 |
| Wayne or Samuel | 15 |
| Wayne Lyman ___ | 15 |
| U.S. artist and telegraphy pioneer | 34 |
| Tony-winning actor of 1962 and 1990 | 35 |
| Telegraphic code inventor | 25 |
| Telegraph patent-holder | 23 |
| Subject of the book "The American Leonardo" | 53 |
| Star of Broadway's "Sugar," 1972 | 46 |
| Samuel with a telegraph code | 28 |
| Samuel Finley Breese's last name | 36 |
| Samuel Finley Breese | 20 |
| Samuel ___, U.S. artist | 23 |
| S.F.B., the inventor | 20 |
| Robert, of stage and screen | 27 |
| Robert who won Tonys in 1962 and 1990 | 37 |
| Robert who won a Tony for "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying" | 86 |
| Robert or Samuel | 16 |
| Radiotelegraphy code inventor | 29 |
| Noted code developer | 20 |
| Name in telegraphy | 18 |
| Mass. inventor | 14 |