| Couch potato's focus | 24 |
| End of the line for cable? | 26 |
| Entertainment system staple | 27 |
| Entertainment room appliance | 28 |
| Entertainment center center | 27 |
| DVR supporter, sometimes | 24 |
| They can be fine-tuned | 22 |
| Items found in remote areas? | 28 |
| Couch potatoes' fixations | 29 |
| Where a Sony might sit | 22 |
| Stephen Colbert, for one | 24 |
| Lucille Ball or Monty Hall | 26 |
| Kelsey Grammer, for one | 23 |
| Johnny Carson, notably | 22 |
| Best Actor Emmy winner, e.g. | 28 |
| Potential Emmy nominees | 23 |
| Morrow and Murrow, e.g. | 23 |
| Broadcaster over airwaves | 25 |
| Stand for an idiot box | 22 |
| Something a brat might lose | 27 |
| Hours set by parents, perhaps | 29 |
| Homework follower, maybe | 24 |
| Break in the action for spots | 29 |
| Holder in front of a tube | 25 |
| Dinner might be served on it | 28 |
| Couch potato's table | 24 |
| Old electronic component | 24 |
| Outmoded combo appliance | 24 |
| Outmoded den appliances | 23 |
| Home entertainment combos | 25 |
| Boxes that beat out Beta | 24 |
| Nielsen ratings participant | 27 |
| Half of a series couple | 23 |
| Standoff since November, 2007 | 29 |
| Former rival of Pan Am | 22 |
| Major airline until 2001 | 24 |
| It had the Ambassadors Club | 27 |
| Airline formed in 1930 | 22 |
| One-time Delta competitor | 25 |
| Onetime Lindbergh employer | 26 |
| It once had a hub at JFK | 24 |
| Howard Hughes's airline | 27 |
| Howard Hughes' airline | 26 |
| Former United competitor | 24 |
| Big airline until 2001 | 22 |
| American Airlines acquisition | 29 |
| American acquisition of 2001 | 28 |
| U.S. Airways competitor | 23 |
| Pan Am competitor, once | 23 |
| Onetime carrier to JFK | 22 |
| Old Eastern alternative | 23 |
| Old competitor of Pan Am | 24 |
| Letters on some liners | 22 |
| Letters on some 747's | 25 |
| Its hub is in St. Louis | 23 |
| It often flew FDR during WWII | 29 |
| It had an Ambassadors Club | 26 |
| It had a hub at J.F.K. | 22 |
| Hughes' airline, once | 25 |
| Howard Hughes once owned it | 27 |
| H. Hughes once controlled it | 28 |
| Grounded flier since 2001 | 25 |
| Former carrier with a JFK hub | 29 |
| Former airline initials | 23 |
| Erstwhile Pan Am rival | 22 |
| Erstwhile flight inits. | 23 |
| Erstwhile airline abbr. | 23 |
| Eastern alternative, once | 25 |
| Early air mail carrier | 22 |
| Continental rival, once | 23 |
| Bygone airline letters | 22 |
| Aviation acquisition of 2001 | 28 |
| American purchase of 2001 | 25 |
| American merger of 2001 | 23 |
| American acquisition in 2001 | 28 |
| Ambassadors Club carrier | 24 |
| Airline that had a hub at JFK | 29 |
| Airline that folded in 2001 | 27 |
| Airline that American bought | 28 |
| Airline bought out in 2001 | 26 |
| Went on about trivial things | 28 |
| Containing no nonsense | 22 |
| Politico with his mouth open | 28 |
| Writer buried in Elmira | 23 |
| Huck Finn's creator | 23 |
| Aunt Polly's creator | 24 |
| "Tom Sawyer" author | 29 |
| Pudd'nhead's creator | 28 |
| Our Valentine song singer | 25 |
| Ontario's Shania ____ | 25 |
| Mark who created Tom Sawyer | 27 |
| Kipling non-meeting word | 24 |
| Hannibal's favorite son | 27 |
| Creator of Sawyer and Finn | 26 |
| Creator of Muff Potter | 22 |
| Autobiography byline of 2010 | 28 |
| Sound of plucked string | 23 |
| Sound a banjo can make | 22 |
| Country singer's sound | 26 |
| Sounded like a steel guitar | 27 |