| "Sanford and Son" co-producer | 39 |
| "Maude" producer Norman | 33 |
| "Good Times" producer | 31 |
| "Book of Nonsense" author | 35 |
| ''Sanford and Son'' producer | 44 |
| Writer who popularized limericks | 32 |
| TV pioneer Norman | 17 |
| Tragic monarch | 14 |
| Tragic daughter-misjudger | 25 |
| The man behind Bunker | 21 |
| The Earl of Kent is his courtier | 32 |
| The Duke of Albany's father-in-law | 38 |
| Swiss jet magnate | 17 |
| Stage monarch | 13 |
| Soprano Evelyn ___ | 18 |
| Small jet maker | 15 |
| Sitcom producer Norman | 22 |
| Sitcom producer | 15 |
| Shakespearian king | 18 |
| ShakespeareÂ’s "King ___" | 38 |
| Shakespearean royal | 19 |
| Shakespearean parent | 20 |
| Shakespearean king who partly inspired Kurosawa's "Ran" | 69 |
| Shakespearean father of three | 29 |
| Shakespearean character who calls himself "a very foolish fond old man" | 81 |
| Shakespeare's "very foolish fond old man" | 55 |
| Shakespeare's "King ___" | 38 |
| Shakespeare character who says "Nothing can come of nothing" | 70 |
| Self-described "poor, infirm, weak, and despised old man" of literature | 81 |
| Sad, mad dad, in drama | 22 |
| Raving king of drama | 20 |
| Producer of an aircraft brand | 29 |
| Private jet type | 16 |
| Private jet producer | 20 |
| Private jet maker | 17 |
| Private jet brand | 17 |
| Poet famed for limericks | 24 |
| Poet Edward | 11 |
| Plum stage role for Plummer | 27 |
| Play king whose first line is "Attend the lords of France and Burgundy, Gloucester" | 93 |
| Personal-aircraft pioneer | 25 |
| Part of the jet set? | 20 |
| One of Shakespeare's kings | 30 |
| Noted Norman | 12 |
| Noted James Earl Jones stage role | 33 |
| Norman who invaded TV | 21 |
| Norman who created "All in the Family" | 48 |
| Norman or Edward | 16 |
| Nonsense poet Edward | 20 |
| No. 1 in Shakespeare drama | 26 |
| Name on a jet | 13 |
| Name in jets | 12 |
| Monarch of tragedy | 18 |
| Member of the jet set? | 22 |
| Man behind the Bunkers | 22 |
| Maker of small jets | 19 |
| Maker of business jets | 22 |
| Mad king of the stage | 21 |
| Limerick's popularizer | 26 |
| Limerick writer Edward | 22 |
| Limerick popularizer | 20 |
| Limerick poet | 13 |
| Limerick name | 13 |
| Limerick maker | 14 |
| Limerick creator | 16 |
| Kingly role | 11 |
| King you may have read about | 28 |
| King with the immortal line "Who is it that can tell me who I am?" | 76 |
| King with a sad end | 19 |
| King who was the father of Cordelia | 35 |
| King who raged to Edgar on the heath | 36 |
| King or producer | 16 |
| King on a stage | 15 |
| King of Elizabethan drama | 25 |
| King in drama | 13 |
| King in a Shakespeare tragedy | 29 |
| Jet or King | 11 |
| Jet maker since 1962 | 20 |
| Jet maker | 9 |
| He wrote "There was an old man of Thermopylae / Who never did anything properly ..." | 94 |
| He was every inch a king | 24 |
| He was "every inch a king" | 36 |
| He gave us "Good Times" | 33 |
| He brought Bunker to TV | 23 |
| GonerilÂ’s father | 20 |
| Goneril's dad | 17 |
| Fool's master | 17 |
| Father-in-law of the Duke of Albany and the Duke of Cornwall | 60 |
| Father of Cordelia, Goneril, and Regan | 38 |
| Famed jet maker | 15 |
| English limerick poet | 21 |
| English humorist: 1812–88 | 32 |
| English humorist Edward ___ | 27 |
| Emmy-winning role for Olivier | 29 |
| Edward who wrote humorous verse | 31 |
| Edward who wrote "The Owl and the Pussycat" | 53 |
| Edward who popularized the limerick | 35 |
| Edward or Evelyn | 16 |
| Edward known for limericks | 26 |
| Duke of Cornwall's father-in-law, in Shakespeare | 52 |