| "Breaking Bad" network | 32 |
| "The Walking Dead" network | 36 |
| "Mad Men" cable channel | 33 |
| Second largest theater chain in the U.S. | 40 |
| Home of "The Walking Dead" | 36 |
| Gremlins came out of their factory | 34 |
| Co. that made the Hornet and the Rebel | 38 |
| "TV for Movie People" network | 39 |
| "Monsterfest" film marathon airer | 43 |
| "Hustle" cable channel | 32 |
| "Hell on Wheels" cable channel | 40 |
| "Breaking Bad" station | 32 |
| "Breaking Bad" channel | 32 |
| "Breaking Bad" cable channel | 38 |
| 'The Walking Dead' network | 34 |
| ___ Theaters (national cinema chain) | 36 |
| Gremlins and Hornets of old autodom | 35 |
| Wilberforce University's affiliated denom. | 46 |
| Rosemary Clooney's "Botch-___" | 44 |
| Denom. of South Carolina's Allen University | 47 |
| Rosemary Clooney's 'Botch- --' | 42 |
| Relig. affiliation of 21/2 million Americans | 44 |
| Letters in many black church names | 34 |
| 1952 hit "Botch-_____" | 32 |
| "Botch-___" (Rosemary Clooney hit) | 44 |
| ''Botch-___'' (1952 hit) | 40 |
| "You're ___ One, Mr. Grinch" | 42 |
| "...sure plays ___ pinball" | 37 |
| "You're __ one, Mister Grinch" | 44 |
| "You make ___ cup of coffee!" | 39 |
| ``If I ever do ___ action. . .'': Sterne | 48 |
| Microscope slide creature (Var.) | 32 |
| Protozoa with pseudopodia (var.) | 32 |
| One of the little things in life? | 33 |
| Microscopist's sighting (Var.) | 34 |
| Blobby creature in a biology lab | 32 |
| Don of "Trading Places" | 33 |
| Oscar winner for "Cocoon" | 35 |
| Don of ''Trading Places'' | 41 |
| Selwyn portrayer Don of "Cocoon" | 42 |
| Oscar winner for "Cocoon," 1985 | 41 |
| Oscar winner Don of "Cocoon" | 38 |
| Old Hollywood star with a mustache | 34 |
| Mustachioed Don of classic films | 32 |
| Best Supporting Actor for "Cocoon" | 44 |
| Bellamy's brother in 'Trading Places' | 49 |
| Arabic for "commander" | 32 |
| "Abdul the Bulbul ___" | 32 |
| "Abdul, the Bulbul ___" | 33 |
| One of three spellings for an Islamic ruler | 43 |
| Noble's title, abroad (var.) | 32 |
| "Abdulla Bulbul ___" (1877 song) | 42 |
| Menotti's "___ Goes to the Ball" | 46 |
| Bloomer who popularized bloomers | 32 |
| Women's rights advocate Bloomer | 35 |
| Title woman in a Joni Mitchell song | 35 |
| Name in worldwide July 1937 headlines | 37 |
| Hilary played her in a 2009 biopic | 34 |
| Henry Fielding novel and heroine | 32 |
| First name among famous aviators | 32 |
| Earhart, who flew solo across the Atlantic | 42 |
| Earhart who disappeared over the Pacific | 40 |
| Carson McCullers's Miss ___ Evans | 37 |
| Bloomer after whom bloomers are named | 37 |
| Bedelia of children's literature | 36 |
| 2009 biopic starring Hilary Swank | 33 |
| "Un Ballo in maschera" heroine | 40 |
| 2001 French film featuring Audrey Tautou | 40 |
| French film nominated for five Oscars | 37 |
| Audrey Tautou's quirky title role of 2001 | 45 |
| Audrey Tautou's quirky title role | 37 |
| 2001 title role for Audrey Tautou | 33 |
| 2001 French film comedy or its heroine | 38 |
| Woman in Corneille's "Cinna" | 42 |
| Whimsical 2001 film set in Paris | 32 |
| Title heroine of a hit 2001 French film | 39 |
| Title girl in a 2001 French comedy | 34 |
| César-nominated role for Audrey Tautou | 41 |
| 2002 César winner for Best Film | 34 |
| 2001 romantic comedy set in Paris | 33 |
| 2001 French film starring Audrey Tautou | 39 |
| 2001 French film nominated for five Oscars | 42 |
| 2001 film with five Oscar nominations | 37 |
| 2001 film directed by Jean-Pierre Jeunet | 40 |
| "You said it, brother!" | 33 |
| "You can say that again!" | 35 |
| "That's the truth!" | 33 |
| ''You said it!'' | 32 |
| "My sentiments exactly!" | 34 |
| "You said a mouthful!" | 32 |
| ''Lilies of the Field'' song | 44 |
| ''I second that!'' | 34 |
| ''You got that right!'' | 39 |
| Last word spoken at night, for many | 35 |
| "That's for sure!" | 32 |
| "You said it, sister!" | 32 |
| "I'll second that" | 32 |
| Worshipper's "So be it!" | 38 |
| Word said with closed eyes, often | 33 |
| Word said just before opening the eyes | 38 |