| Place plant nutrients near the roots of a growing crop | 54 |
| Place often filled with stoned and/or drunk people at 4 a.m. | 60 |
| Place name that's Hebrew for "pleasure" | 53 |
| Place name that in Spanish means "covered in snow" | 60 |
| Place name before and after "Oh" in a Thomas Moore title | 66 |
| Place in the title of Bruce Springsteen's debut album | 57 |
| Place in entertainment news, and the subject of this puzzle | 59 |
| Place for tennis players who aren't too boastful? | 53 |
| Place for some wiffle ball or live-action role-playing | 54 |
| Place for a FISH (which is a hint to this puzzle's theme) | 61 |
| Place "it's fun to stay at," according to song | 60 |
| Pizzeria in Spike Lee's "Do the Right Thing" | 58 |
| Pizza topping specially designed for Oregon and Washington? | 59 |
| Pixar movie between "Toy Story" and "Toy Story 2" | 69 |
| Pittsburgh-born poet who was the subject of a Picasso portrait | 62 |
| Pittsburgh stadium with ketchup bottle replicas on its scoreboard | 65 |
| Pittsburgh stadium that was the site of the 2006 All-Star Game | 62 |
| Pittsburgh radio station since 1920, said to be the world's first | 69 |
| Pitchman who said "It has more seats than the Astrodome!" | 67 |
| Pitching stat way less important than xFIP, to a Sabermetrician | 63 |
| Pitching stat for a Rastafarian in Tokyo or a Cambodian in Key West? | 68 |
| Pitchfork darling with "Past Life Martyred Saints" | 60 |
| Pitcher who was a 2008 post-season standout for the Phillies | 60 |
| Pitcher who threw the only perfect game in a World Series | 57 |
| Pitcher who struck out the final batter of the 2007 World Series | 64 |
| Pitcher Warneke of the '30s and '40s Cubs and Cardinals | 63 |
| Pitcher Robb whose final game was Game 6 of the 2002 World Series | 65 |
| Pitcher Reynolds who was called "The Chief" | 53 |
| Pitcher of two consecutive no-hitters Johnny Vander ___ | 55 |
| Pitcher of the only no-hitter in World Series history | 53 |
| Pitcher Nomo who was the 1995 N.L. Rookie of the Year | 53 |
| Pitcher nicknamed "Bulldog" by his manager Tommy | 58 |
| Pitcher Maddux who won four straight Cy Young Awards | 52 |
| Pitcher Maddux who won four consecutive Cy Young Awards | 55 |
| Pitcher Lefty who helped popularize baseball in Japan | 53 |
| Pitcher LaLoosh's nickname in "Bull Durham" | 57 |
| Pitcher Jesse with a record 1,252 regular-season appearances | 60 |
| Pitcher in the first game of a playoff series, usually | 54 |
| Pitcher Galarraga who lost a perfect game on an umpire's bad call | 69 |
| Pitcher Dock who started and got the loss in the 1971 All-Star Game | 67 |
| Pitcher Charlie who got the win at the 1984 All-Star Game | 57 |
| Pitch notation for Debussy's "La Mer"? | 52 |
| Piston ___ (Japanese "Punch-Out!!" villain) | 53 |
| Pirsig book subtitled "An Inquiry Into Morals" | 56 |
| Pirate's parrot's cry, in "Treasure Island" | 61 |
| Pirandello's "Six Characters in Search ___ Author" | 64 |
| Pip's romantic interest in "Great Expectations" | 61 |
| Pip at the start of "Great Expectations," e.g. | 56 |
| Pioneering sex researcher who frequently wore bow ties | 54 |
| Pioneering hip-hop group with the hit "Walk This Way" | 63 |
| Pioneering Frank King comic strip featuring Walt and Skeezix | 60 |
| Pioneering dub reggae producer nicknamed "Scratch" | 60 |
| Pioneering company behind "As Seen on TV" products | 60 |
| Pioneering 1740 novel subtitled "Virtue Rewarded" | 59 |
| Pioneer company, since 1972, in computer reservations | 53 |
| Pink Floyd album including "Dogs" and "Sheep" | 65 |
| Pink Floyd album based loosely on a book by George Orwell | 57 |
| Pink Floyd "___ the Controls for the Heart of the Sun" | 64 |
| Pink Floyd "What shall we ___ to fill the empty spaces?" | 66 |
| Pink Floyd "The Dark Side of the Moon" smash | 54 |
| Pink Floyd "Does anybody here remember ___ Lynn?" | 59 |
| Pink Floyd "Careful With That ___, Eugene" | 52 |
| Pink Floyd "A Momentary Lapse of Reason" song | 55 |
| Pink "Put ___ wrong and I'm gonna fall" | 53 |
| Pilot who kept ditching his plane in "Catch-22" | 57 |
| Pills to improve one's infomercial knife-wielding? | 54 |
| Pilgrim in Chaucer's "The Canterbury Tales" | 57 |
| Pigskin org. with outlandish rules that lasted one season | 57 |
| Piggy's respiratory affliction in "Lord of the Flies" | 67 |
| Piggy's problem in ''Lord of the Flies'' | 60 |
| Piggy's ailment in "Lord of the Flies" | 52 |
| Pig in the Jim Davis comic strip "U.S. Acres" | 55 |
| Pierre who wrote "Pêcheur d'Islande" | 53 |
| Pierce's co-star in "The Thomas Crown Affair" | 59 |
| Pierce's co-star in ''The Thomas Crown Affair'' | 67 |
| Piece that can follow the ends of the nine longest puzzle answers | 65 |
| Piece of work found in this puzzle's longer entries | 55 |
| Piece of winter sports equipment named after a son of Zeus | 58 |
| Piece of sporting equipment that weighs a tenth of an ounce | 59 |
| Piece of equipment used in a national sport of Canada | 53 |
| Piece of animation "suspended" in the four longest answers | 68 |
| Piece marked "piano, four hands," obviously | 53 |
| Pictures of Ryan Gosling or goofy-looking cats, often | 53 |
| Pico de ___ (12,000-foot volcano on the Canary Islands) | 55 |
| Picard's counselor, on "Star Trek: T.N.G." | 56 |
| Picard's counselor on "Star Trek: T.N.G." | 55 |
| Pianist who played himself in "Stormy Weather" | 56 |
| Pianist Ruth's audience knows exactly when to clap? | 55 |
| Pianist Hewitt who recorded the complete keyboard works of Bach | 63 |
| Pianist Christopher who hosts NPR's "From the Top" | 64 |
| Physics unit that comes from the Greek word for "work" | 64 |
| Physics principle regarding the transmission of light | 53 |
| Physics Nobelist Victor who discovered cosmic radiation | 55 |
| Physics Nobelist of 1903 and Chemistry Nobelist of 1911 | 55 |
| Physicist who received 1958's Albert Einstein Award | 55 |
| Physicist who pioneered alternating current electricity | 55 |
| Physicist who co-developed the theory of weak nuclear force | 59 |
| Physicist represented in the play "Copenhagen" | 56 |
| Physicist Paul who shared the Nobel Prize with Schrödinger | 61 |
| Physicist Mach who coined the term "Mach number" | 58 |