| With "The," show about John Astin's river-blocking kids? | 70 |
| "The Lady & Sons Savannah Country Cookbook" author Paula | 70 |
| Actress Judi whose Best Supporting Actress role was a tidy six minutes | 70 |
| [*cross out* After-dinner display] One way to see a pie's filling? | 70 |
| Billboard once named her "Female Entertainer of the Century" | 70 |
| With Cochran and Peters, co-author of "The Counselor-at-Law" | 70 |
| Like "Fritz the Cat," vis-Ã -vis "Felix the Cat" | 70 |
| Turntablist Richard Quitevis who took his stage name from a video game | 70 |
| 2000s caffeinated offshoot of 7 Up, based off an upside-down 7 Up logo | 70 |
| He was in both "Hotel Rwanda" and "Hotel for Dogs" | 70 |
| "Okay, you can visit that Indian city, but come right home!" | 70 |
| "You can shear sheep, but ...." (Bart Simpson's advice?) | 70 |
| "O coward conscience, how ___ thou afflict me!"--Shakespeare | 70 |
| School entrances, or, in a way, what each answer to a starred clue has | 70 |
| Mini Oscar winner for "Spirit and personification of youth." | 70 |
| "__-mite!": J.J.'s exclamation on "Good Times" | 70 |
| Fashion designer Marc who bought Barry Bonds's 756th home run ball | 70 |
| 1999 European event said to be the most-watched of its kind in history | 70 |
| Comic who sang "I Love to Laugh" in "Mary Poppins" | 70 |
| This animal presumably has large ears ... correction: it's earless | 70 |
| "The __ in view; draw up your powers": "King Lear" | 70 |
| Food items introduced to the United States by Samuel Thomas circa 1880 | 70 |
| Co-screenwriter of the 1968 Beatles movie "Yellow Submarine" | 70 |
| "His hands were hairy, as his brother ___ hands": Gen. 27:23 | 70 |
| Child actor Alex who starred in 2007's "The Water Horse" | 70 |
| Heliophile's favorite phrase from "The Deserted Village" | 70 |
| Cult classic "Candy" star Aulin (hidden in HOLE IN THE WALL) | 70 |
| Feature of "Charlie's Angels" posters from the '70s? | 70 |
| 2003 book subtitled "The Dark Side of the All-American Meal" | 70 |
| "Seinfeld" holiday that begins with the Airing of Grievances | 70 |
| Solvers must ___ in the grids to determine the grids' proper order | 70 |
| ___ Times (UK mag taglined "The World of Strange Phenomena") | 70 |
| Note from a Zamboni salesman who doesn't want his client to share? | 70 |
| Jack Benny's nemesis in a '30s-'40s radio "feud" | 70 |
| Baseball Hall of Famer Frankie nicknamed "The Fordham Flash" | 70 |
| Time of the month when the wolfbane blooms in "The Wolf Man" | 70 |
| End of a proof showing the proper method of securing a sail to a mast? | 70 |
| What members of the Three Stooges Fan Club call their secret greeting? | 70 |
| Toothpaste brand once advertised as having the secret ingredient GL-70 | 70 |
| Catherine's demand of Heathcliff in "Wuthering Heights"? | 70 |
| Christ's visitor in a tale from "The Brothers Karamazov" | 70 |
| Singer with the debut solo album "Love. Angel. Music. Baby." | 70 |
| Is blessed with many assets, before "him" or "her" | 70 |
| Music subgenre whose lyrics contain a metaphor, pause, and a punchline | 70 |
| Speed skater Eric who won five gold medals at the 1980 Winter Olympics | 70 |
| Pornographic manga with a name meaning "pervert" in Japanese | 70 |
| Harry Potter friend adept at the spell "Wingardium Leviosa" | 70 |
| Theme song of the film series in which Johnny Depp played Jack Sparrow | 70 |
| What is the oldest academic quiz competition in the U.S. (since 1948)? | 70 |
| "Now ___ sayin' she a gold digger..." (Kanye West lyric) | 70 |
| Gilbert & Sullivan's "Princess Ida" is written in it | 70 |
| Kojak's love of lollipops or Reagan's love of jellybeans, e.g. | 70 |
| French director's comment about his submission to a film festival? | 70 |
| What Tenniel added to "AliceÂ’s Adventures in Wonderland" | 70 |
| Lyric sung three times in a row in the Beatles’ “Michelle” | 70 |
| Original "Dragnet" words after "My name is Friday" | 70 |
| Travis Barker opening lyric before "lay low and stay breezy" | 70 |
| Springsteen hit with the lyric "Only you can cool my desire" | 70 |
| Words before ''vacation'' or ''drink'' | 70 |
| Best Actress Oscar nominee for her role in "Cimarron" (1931) | 70 |
| Beatles flip side about how Whistler got the idea to paint his mother? | 70 |
| "So ___ to the guy ..." (mobster's stereotypical phrase) | 70 |
| Line from 1999's "The Sixth Essen" about visiting Miami? | 70 |
| "This ___ quest..." ("The Impossible Dream" lyric) | 70 |
| "We have met the enemy, and he ___" ("Pogo" quote) | 70 |
| Odd-sounding albeit grammatical answer to "Who's there?" | 70 |
| Wistful reminiscence by a contestant on "The Biggest Loser"? | 70 |
| "Being an actor is the loneliest thing in the world" speaker | 70 |
| Boxer Willard defeated by Jack Dempsey for the world heavyweight title | 70 |
| Trash / Victories / "Get it?" / Do some math / Runs smoothly | 70 |
| From a star in "Murder in the First" to a breakfast sizzler? | 70 |
| Mandela's co-recipient of the 1993 Nobel Peace Prize, F. W. de ___ | 70 |
| Department store chain whose slogan is "expect great things" | 70 |
| Chicago keyboardist Robert who wrote many of the band's early hits | 70 |
| Yann Martel best-seller that won the 2002 Man Booker Prize for Fiction | 70 |
| "This Turkish note should be given to Xena's portrayer"? | 70 |
| 1985 concert billed as "The day the music changed the world" | 70 |
| Portrayer of the Elf maiden Arwen in "The Lord of the Rings" | 70 |
| Meals shipped from Maine with every fleece vest or backpack purchased? | 70 |
| Ravel's "Ma Mère ___," a k a "Mother Goose" | 70 |
| NPR books reporter and former "All Things Considered" cohost | 70 |
| "___ the sea and wind when both contend": "Hamlet" | 70 |
| Comment when interviewer Lauer pulls no punches with a timid princess? | 70 |
| Director whose last film was 1990's "Stanley & Iris" | 70 |
| "___ Dilemma" (controversial 1972 TV episode about abortion) | 70 |
| Madame ___ ("Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" character) | 70 |
| "An Incomplete and Inaccurate History of Sport" author Kenny | 70 |
| "... but a second later there won't be a ___ in the sky" | 70 |
| BBC AMERICA rebranded to cover a Jewish leader in the center of Islam? | 70 |
| "Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song" director Van Peebles | 70 |
| Bartók's "Sonata for Solo Violin" was written for him | 70 |
| Belief that rulers should be chosen based on skills rather than wealth | 70 |
| Former "American Top 40" host comin' at ya from Arizona? | 70 |
| What the three theme entries in this puzzle are, in either of two ways | 70 |
| Only performer to appear in every episode of "Knots Landing" | 70 |
| Poet who coined the phrase "Every cloud has a silver lining" | 70 |
| "The ___" (1963 Dirk Bogarde film about sensory deprivation) | 70 |
| The worst Broadway play of all time, according to pretty much everyone | 70 |
| First NBA Hall of Famer who went straight from high school to the pros | 70 |
| Iraqi city where the name for the fabric "muslin" comes from | 70 |