| Comic Gilda | 11 |
| Loopner portrayer on ''SNL'' | 44 |
| Gilda of the original SNL cast | 30 |
| "It's Always Something" autobiographer | 52 |
| Wilder wife | 11 |
| Walters portrayer on "S.N.L." | 39 |
| Rosanna-Dana's creator | 26 |
| Portrayer of Wawa and Litella | 29 |
| Part of the first "SNL" cast | 38 |
| Original "Saturday Night Live" star Gilda | 51 |
| Original "S.N.L." cast member | 39 |
| Original ''SNL'' cast member | 44 |
| One of the original Not Ready for Prime Time Players | 52 |
| Ms. Roseanne Roseannadanna player | 33 |
| Memorable "SNL" comedian | 34 |
| Late comic Gilda | 16 |
| Gilda of the early "S.N.L." | 37 |
| Gilda of "SNL" | 24 |
| Gilda of "S.N.L." | 27 |
| Gilda of 'SNL' | 22 |
| Early SNL star | 14 |
| Early "S.N.L." star | 29 |
| Comic who said "Adopted kids are such a pain — you have to teach them how to look like you" | 105 |
| Comic actress Gilda | 19 |
| "Haunted Honeymoon" star | 34 |
| '70s post-prime-time notable | 32 |
| Josh of "How I Met Your Mother" | 41 |
| TV Guide's Pennsylvania headquarters | 40 |
| Pennsylvania home of TV Guide | 29 |
| Dangerous gas | 13 |
| Household health hazard | 23 |
| Radioactive element | 19 |
| Hazardous gas | 13 |
| Poisonous gas | 13 |
| Dangerous emission | 18 |
| Lead source | 11 |
| Heaviest noble gas | 18 |
| Subject of a house inspection test | 34 |
| Invisible health hazard | 23 |
| Household hazard | 16 |
| Heavy noble gas | 15 |
| Element tested for in home inspections | 38 |
| Dangerous seepage | 17 |
| Dangerous household gas | 23 |
| Unwelcome house gas | 19 |
| Troublesome gas | 15 |
| Scary noble gas | 15 |
| Radioactive gas | 15 |
| Invisible household hazard | 26 |
| Homeowner's hazard | 22 |
| Homebuyer's concern | 23 |
| Home health hazard | 18 |
| Heaviest inert gas | 18 |
| Hazardous household gas | 23 |
| Gas of concern to homeowners | 28 |
| Gas checked in home safety tests | 32 |
| Element #86 | 11 |
| Very dangerous element | 22 |
| Unhealthy emission | 18 |
| Undesirable element in the home | 31 |
| The heaviest noble gas | 22 |
| Product of radium disintegration | 32 |
| Part of the uranium decay chain | 31 |
| It's often measured in housing inspections | 46 |
| It's noble and a gas! | 25 |
| Household inspection target | 27 |
| Home inspector's concern | 28 |
| Home buyer's concern | 24 |
| Heavy, gaseous element | 22 |
| Heaviest of the noble gases | 27 |
| Gaseous radioactive element | 27 |
| Gas that can doom a home inspection | 35 |
| Gas that can devalue property | 29 |
| Gas that basements are tested for | 33 |
| Gas element | 11 |
| Dreaded element | 15 |
| Densest gas | 11 |
| Dense gas | 9 |
| Deadly gas | 10 |
| Dangerous noble gas | 19 |
| Dangerous inert gas | 19 |
| Dangerous gaseous element | 25 |
| Danger in a uranium mine | 24 |
| Concern for many a homeowner | 28 |
| Chemical element linked to lung cancer | 38 |
| Cellar gas | 10 |
| Atomic number 86 | 16 |
| X-ray units | 11 |
| X-ray dosages | 13 |
| CAT scan units | 14 |
| Units of 100 ergs/gram | 22 |
| Radioactivity units | 19 |
| X-ray doses | 11 |
| Dangerous dosage units | 22 |
| X-ray dosage units | 18 |
| Units of energy equal to 100 ergs per gram | 42 |
| Physics units also known as centigrays | 38 |
| Dosage units | 12 |
| X-ray dose units | 16 |
| Units of radiation absorbed | 27 |