| Actor Reginald, who played both Dr. Watson and Sherlock Holmes | 62 |
| ___ Glendower, last Welshman to hold the title Prince of Wales | 62 |
| "Tyranny, like hell, is not easily conquered" writer | 62 |
| Old TV's "knight without armor in a savage land" | 62 |
| ''Legal'' or ''medic'' lead-in | 62 |
| Section of the Medicare law covering hospital and nursing care | 62 |
| Industrial compounds banned in the USA since the late '70s | 62 |
| Don ___, benevolent prince in “Much Ado About Nothing” | 62 |
| He scored his 1,000th goal at Brazil's Maracanã Stadium | 62 |
| She wove Laertes' shroud by day, and unraveled it at night | 62 |
| Phoenix suburb larger than the Midwest city it's named for | 62 |
| City connected to the question "Will it play there?" | 62 |
| Org. whose cruelty-free rabbit logo appears on beauty products | 62 |
| Singer Edith, subject of 2007's "La Vie en Rose" | 62 |
| Obstinate, and what the other four longest puzzle answers are? | 62 |
| "Take me out among the rustling ___, till it shines" | 62 |
| City at the confluence of the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers | 62 |
| "If at first you don't succeed" course of action | 62 |
| "Live Through This (Fifteen Stories)" Mighty Joe ___ | 62 |
| ''We have met the enemy and he is us'' speaker | 62 |
| Satchel __, aptly named dog in the comic "Get Fuzzy" | 62 |
| ''Crack'' or ''jack'' follower | 62 |
| Kind of ''hole'' or ''holder'' | 62 |
| "Eternal vigilance is the ___ of liberty": Jefferson | 62 |
| Roman à clef about Clinton's 1992 presidential campaign | 62 |
| "Do you know where your children are?" is one: Abbr. | 62 |
| "The Lord is my light and my salvation ...," for one | 62 |
| Word with ''shot'' or ''well'' | 62 |
| Word with ''arms'' or ''drag'' | 62 |
| "Corinne Bailey ___" (self-titled hit album of 2006) | 62 |
| Character in David Morrell novels that were adapted into films | 62 |
| "Sheena Is a Punk Rocker" band, with "the" | 62 |
| Christine's fiance in "The Phantom of the Opera" | 62 |
| They were once "The most trusted name in television" | 62 |
| Prefix with "linear" that means "straight" | 62 |
| Last of Kieslowski's "Three Colors" film trilogy | 62 |
| "Yet do thy cheeks look ___ Titan's face": Shak. | 62 |
| "I Don't Know How to Love Him" was her first hit | 62 |
| Team that temporarily changed its name during the McCarthy era | 62 |
| 1970 Richard Thomas film adapted from a Richard Bradford novel | 62 |
| He played all 44 of his World Series games against the Yankees | 62 |
| 1998 Grammy winner for narrating his book "Still Me" | 62 |
| Dan who was the head coach of the Broncos, Giants, and Falcons | 62 |
| Like the words "hoagie" and "kitty-corner" | 62 |
| ___ Park, Queens (where "The King of Queens" is set) | 62 |
| Bing Crosby's "White Christmas," again and again | 62 |
| Corp. transfer found in this puzzle's four longest answers | 62 |
| Band with the compilation album "And I Feel Fine..." | 62 |
| Band with the albums "Green" and "Monster" | 62 |
| Santoni who played restaurateur Poppie on "Seinfeld" | 62 |
| Cars once advertised as "The Gold Standard of Value" | 62 |
| 2010 film "___ Men" or 1984 film "___ Man" | 62 |
| Word with ''chin'' or ''head'' | 62 |
| Cage the Elephant: "Ain't No ___ for the Wicked" | 62 |
| Computer option between "Abort" and "Fail" | 62 |
| Word with ''punt'' or ''kick'' | 62 |
| Jane's Addiction song about wealth (with "The")? | 62 |
| Site of the statue "Christ the Redeemer," familiarly | 62 |
| Brazilian city with a "Christ the Redeemer" landmark | 62 |
| Word with ''rage'' or ''test'' | 62 |
| "Dark Side of the Moon"/"Wizard of Oz" cue | 62 |
| Hagrid portrayer in the ''Harry Potter'' films | 62 |
| ''The Man Who Fell to Earth'' director Nicolas | 62 |
| "Arise, fair sun, and kill the envious moon" speaker | 62 |
| "She doth teach the torches to burn bright!" speaker | 62 |
| Isley that sang with Rod on "This Old Heart of Mine" | 62 |
| Arledge called the "Father of Monday Night Football" | 62 |
| Alex Haley book in which he is a character in the last section | 62 |
| "Three's Company" spinoff (with "The") | 62 |
| "Cracklin' ___" (1970 Neil Diamond chart-topper) | 62 |
| ''Arrested Development'' actress Portia de ___ | 62 |
| It was established by the National Defense Act of 1916 (abbr.) | 62 |
| Word with ''Rebel'' in a Duane Eddy song title | 62 |
| Rogers who was elected twice to the Country Music Hall of Fame | 62 |
| Middle properties on the four sides of a Monopoly board: Abbr. | 62 |
| "The White Man's Burden" author's first name | 62 |
| Word with ''hour'' and ''job'' | 62 |
| ''Beowulf'' or ''Iliad,'' e.g. | 62 |
| Former "America's Funniest Home Videos" host Bob | 62 |
| "Is there anyone here I haven't offended?" comic | 62 |
| Anne Tyler novel set partly at the Church of the Second Chance | 62 |
| The shoe department in its flagship store has its own zip code | 62 |
| ___ Romano (head of the art department on "Mad Men") | 62 |
| ___ Agron (Marc Anthony's role in "The Capeman") | 62 |
| Word with ''for'' or ''white'' | 62 |
| 2002 Mark Kurlansky book subtitled "A World History" | 62 |
| Dog also known as the Persian Greyhound and Royal Dog of Egypt | 62 |
| Green eggs and ham purveyor, in "Green Eggs and Ham" | 62 |
| Modest Mouse "We Were Dead Before the Ship Even ___" | 62 |
| "Better Call ___" ("Breaking Bad" spinoff) | 62 |
| Big name in rubbery pizza when there's nowhere else to eat | 62 |
| Ending for ''sea'' or ''land'' | 62 |
| 1960s album with a cover photo of its band crossing the street | 62 |
| "Fat Man'' and "Little Boy'' of 1945 | 62 |
| "___ companion, loving his bottle . . . ": Arbuthnot | 62 |
| Hazarding a guess: doctor who puts stomach muscles in pulleys? | 62 |
| Words before "kindness" and "the Apostles" | 62 |
| Mayor on "Family Guy" (and the actor who voices him) | 62 |
| "Family Guy" mayor, or the actor providing his voice | 62 |
| "Now slowly closing like ___ in snow" (Robert Frost) | 62 |