| Actress Oakes of "CHiPs" | 34 |
| "Amazing" magician famous for debunking | 49 |
| "Amazing" debunker of pseudoscience | 45 |
| The Amazing ___ (debunker of pseudoscience) | 43 |
| Progressive political commentator Rhodes | 40 |
| Left-leaning talk show host Rhodes | 34 |
| "The Amazing" magician | 32 |
| "Conjuring" author James | 34 |
| "Amazing" paranormal debunker | 39 |
| "Amazing" magician and debunker | 41 |
| "Amazing" debunker of the paranormal | 46 |
| 'Amazing' paranormal debunker | 37 |
| Gave a point-by-point summary of | 32 |
| Vacationer's goal, informally | 33 |
| Purpose of many vacations, informally | 37 |
| Time off, briefly, and this puzzle's theme | 46 |
| Abbreviated vacation goal, sometimes | 36 |
| Abbreviated vacation goal, letter-perfectly | 43 |
| "Toy Story" composer Newman | 37 |
| Sheridan role in "Kings Row" | 38 |
| Baseball's "Big Unit" __ Johnson | 46 |
| Princess who eats paneer, perhaps | 33 |
| One spelling for a Hindu princess | 33 |
| Tried to obtain, as a public office | 35 |
| "You ___?" (butler's question) | 44 |
| "You ___?" (Lurch's question) | 43 |
| "You ___?" (Lurch's query) | 40 |
| Reverberated (and good word for this puzzle) | 44 |
| "You ___?" (butler's line) | 40 |
| What Tommy Tutone did to "Jenny"? | 43 |
| What Jim Croce did to the operator? | 35 |
| Tried to get a hold of, in a way | 32 |
| Lurch's line: ''You ___?'' | 46 |
| Called out on strikes, with "up" | 42 |
| Announced or proclaimed, in a way | 33 |
| "You __?": butler's question | 42 |
| Where the deer and the antelope play | 36 |
| It sits in the kitchen for years | 32 |
| Bruce Hornsby's band (with "The") | 47 |
| "Where the deer and the antelope play" | 48 |
| ''Home on the ___'' | 35 |
| Ennis and Jack in "Brokeback Mountain"? | 49 |
| 1994 Stanley Cup champion teammate | 34 |
| Team that traded A-Rod to the Yankees | 37 |
| Madison Square Garden hockey team | 33 |
| Word from the Sanskrit for "queen" | 44 |
| Title in Indian restaurant names | 32 |
| Royal that sounds like a boy's name | 39 |
| Queen, in some Indo-Aryan languages | 35 |
| Doctor Who villainess, with "the" | 43 |
| Added without starting a new paragraph | 38 |
| Certain members of Indian royalty | 33 |
| Partner with name and serial number | 35 |
| You might pull it to get your way | 33 |
| What this puzzle's theme deals with | 39 |
| Name and serial number companion | 32 |
| They may be broken in the military | 34 |
| They're often closed in an emergency | 40 |
| Chessboards' horizontal rows | 32 |
| Admiral and general, for example | 32 |
| Took extra minutes at the meeting | 33 |
| Lasted longer than expected, as a meeting | 41 |
| Kept talking and talking and talking.... | 40 |
| Didn't stop at the finish line? | 35 |
| O. Henry's "The ___ of Red Chief" | 47 |
| Suitcase contents, in some thrillers | 36 |
| Money left at a secret location, maybe | 38 |
| King's ___ (large amount of money) | 38 |
| King's __ (large amount of money) | 37 |
| 1996 Gibson/Russo vigilante justice flick | 41 |
| 1956 Glenn Ford film remade in 1996 | 35 |
| Kings' __ (large amounts of money) | 38 |
| Earful at the complaint department | 34 |
| Make a fuss at a public meeting, maybe | 38 |
| Talk until you're blue in the face | 38 |
| Air all of one's grievances, say | 36 |
| "Dennis Miller Live" segment | 38 |
| One of the "harangue gang" | 36 |
| ___ waste (was expended uselessly) | 34 |
| "The mouse ___ the clock" | 35 |
| "The mouse ___ . . . " | 32 |
| " . . . mouse ___ the clock" | 38 |
| P.V. Narasimha _____, Indian P.M. | 33 |
| Big name in expensive pasta sauce | 33 |
| 1991-'96 Indian prime minister | 34 |
| "Kanthapura" author: 1938 | 35 |
| "Eating ___" (1982 black comedy) | 42 |
| "High Sierra" director Walsh | 38 |
| "Eating ___" (black comedy of 1982) | 45 |
| "The Phantom of the Opera" suitor | 43 |
| Vicomte in "The Phantom of the Opera" | 47 |
| Diplomat Wallenberg or painter Dufy | 35 |
| Christine's "Phantom" suitor | 42 |
| 1982 comedy "Eating ___" | 34 |
| "The Thief of Baghdad" director Walsh | 47 |
| "Phantom of the Opera" vicomte | 40 |
| "Phantom of the Opera" character | 42 |
| "Le Bestiaire" artist Dufy | 36 |
| "Eating ___" (1982 dark comedy) | 41 |
| "Eating ___" (1982 comedy) (5) | 40 |