| Actor whose original name was Laurence Tureaud | 46 |
| Actor who played Santa with Nancy Reagan in his lap | 51 |
| Actor who played Clubber Lang in 1982 | 37 |
| Actor known for wearing gold | 28 |
| Actor in chains | 15 |
| Actor in "Not Another Teen Movie" | 43 |
| Actor in "D.C. Cab" | 29 |
| A-Team member | 16 |
| 80's celeb known for his gold chains | 40 |
| 1982 Worst New Star Razzie nominee | 34 |
| 1982 costar of Sylvester Stallone | 33 |
| 1980s actor with a mohawk | 25 |
| "The A-Team" regular | 30 |
| "The A-Team" performer | 32 |
| "The A-Team" costar | 29 |
| "The A-Team" co-star | 30 |
| "The A-Team" actor born Laurence Tureaud | 50 |
| "Straight Line" star, 1988 | 36 |
| "Rocky III" villain | 29 |
| "Rocky III" star | 26 |
| "Rocky III" slugger | 29 |
| "Rocky III" foe | 25 |
| "Rocky III" costar | 28 |
| "Rocky III" actor with the line "I pity the fool" | 69 |
| "Rocky II" actor | 26 |
| "I pity the fool" utterer | 35 |
| "I pity the fool" guy | 31 |
| "I pity the fool!" utterer | 36 |
| "I pity the fool!" bellower | 37 |
| "D.C. Cab" actor | 26 |
| "Cut out the jibber-jabber" is one of his "Rules for Fools" | 79 |
| "Be Somebody... or Be Somebody's Fool!" singer | 60 |
| "A-Team" member | 25 |
| "A-Team" actor | 24 |
| 'The A-Team' star | 25 |
| 'The A-Team' co-star | 28 |
| 'The A-Team' actor | 26 |
| 'D.C. Cab' star | 23 |
| '80s WrestleMania headliner | 31 |
| '80s TV star who later pitched Snickers | 43 |
| '80s TV star | 16 |
| ''Rocky III'' heavy | 35 |
| ''Rocky III'' foe | 33 |
| ''Rocky III'' fighter | 37 |
| ''I Pity the Fool'' star | 40 |
| Instrument shaker at the end of a minstrel troupe | 49 |
| Bob Dylan hit | 13 |
| Title guy asked to "play a song for me," in a Byrds hit | 65 |
| Bob Dylan-penned hit of 1965 | 28 |
| Man of mystery | 14 |
| Game show mystery guest | 23 |
| Mystery guest moniker | 21 |
| Mysterious man | 14 |
| Mysterious guy | 14 |
| Mysterious fellow | 17 |
| Fox Mulder's informant | 26 |
| Faceless person | 15 |
| PC acronym | 10 |
| Early PC interface | 18 |
| It was opened before Windows | 28 |
| Platform introduced in 1981 | 27 |
| Operating system | 16 |
| Old PC software | 15 |
| Early PC software | 17 |
| Old PC operating system | 23 |
| Kind of PC command | 18 |
| Key to Microsoft's early success | 36 |
| Forerunner of Windows | 21 |
| Computer operating system of old | 32 |
| Basic PC program | 16 |
| Windows superseded it | 21 |
| Windows made it look obsolete | 29 |
| What we used before Windows | 27 |
| What we opened before we had Windows | 36 |
| User interface | 14 |
| Underpinnings of Windows 1.0 | 28 |
| Predecessor of Windows | 22 |
| Popular PC interface before Windows | 35 |
| Platform with a FAT file system | 31 |
| Platform unveiled in 1981 | 25 |
| PC system of the past | 21 |
| PC software of old | 18 |
| PC platform released in 1982 | 28 |
| PC platform released in '82 | 31 |
| PC platform of old | 18 |
| PC format | 9 |
| PC debut of 1981 | 16 |
| Operations were once commonly performed in this | 47 |
| One-time PC platform | 20 |
| Old PC standard | 15 |
| Old PC installation | 19 |
| Obsolescent PC environment | 26 |
| Many PCs once ran on it | 23 |
| Jackson hair styles? | 20 |
| It worked from a prompt | 23 |
| It was run in the 1980s-'90s | 32 |
| It was booted before Windows | 28 |
| It ran from a C prompt | 22 |
| It helps many machines run | 26 |
| Interface developed for the Intel x86 family of microprocessors | 63 |