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___ in the House of Love, 3 letters
'80s-'90s Separated at Birth? monthly, 3 letters
'Harriet the ___' (children's book), 3 letters
And Moses sent them to ___ out the land of Canaan, 3 letters
And Moses sent to ___ out Jaazer (Nu 21:32), 3 letters
And the five men that went to ___ out the land (Jud 18:17), 3 letters
Austin Powers: The ___ Who Shagged Me, 3 letters
I ___ (classic TV show), 3 letters
I ___ (Culp/Cosby groundbreaking show), 3 letters
I ___ (Culp/Cosby TV show), 3 letters
I ___ (early Cosby show), 3 letters
Mission: Impossible figure, 3 letters
The ___ Who Loved Me, 3 letters
The ___ Who Loved Me (movie Carly Simon did the theme to), 3 letters
Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, ___, 3 letters
Acquire intelligence, 3 letters
Agency employee, perhaps, 3 letters
Agent embedded in this puzzle's theme answers, 3 letters
Austin Powers is one, 3 letters
Austin Powers, e.g., 3 letters
Austin Powers, for one, 3 letters
Be a voyeur, perhaps, 3 letters
Black or white Mad character, 3 letters
Bond or Powers, e.g., 3 letters
Bug someone's phone, e.g., 3 letters
CIA or KGB operative, 3 letters
Cloak wearer, perhaps, 3 letters
Cloak-and-dagger figure, 3 letters
Cloak-and-dagger sort, 3 letters
Cloak-and-dagger type, 3 letters
Concern yourself with intelligence, 3 letters
Cooper novel, with 'The', 3 letters
Cosby's first prime-time role, 3 letters
D.C. resident, maybe, 3 letters
Defunct humor magazine, 3 letters
Do some surveillance, 3 letters
Do some undercover work, 3 letters
Do surveillance (on), 3 letters
Double agent P>e.g., 3 letters
Edith Cavell, for one, 3 letters
Emulate a peeping Tom, 3 letters
Engage in espionage, 3 letters
Fake-ID carrier, possibly, 3 letters
Flint or Helm, e.g., 3 letters
Gather info surreptitiously, 3 letters
Gather intelligence, 3 letters
George Smiley, e.g., 3 letters
George Smiley, for one, 3 letters
He came in from the cold, 3 letters
His private eyes may be watching you, 3 letters
I ___ : '60s TV fare, 3 letters
Ingrid in Notorious, e.g., 3 letters
Intelligence gatherer, 3 letters
Intelligence purveyor, 3 letters
Intelligence seeker, 3 letters
Investigate intensively, 3 letters
James Bond or Austin Powers, 3 letters
James Bond, for one, 3 letters
Jason Bourne, for one, 3 letters
John le Carre character, often, 3 letters
Le Carre hero, e.g., 3 letters
Le Carre title word, 3 letters
Leader of a double life, 3 letters
Lettered Stratego piece, 3 letters
Look for something intelligent?, 3 letters
Look through a keyhole, 3 letters
Look through a peephole, perhaps, 3 letters
Look through keyholes, 3 letters
Man of intelligence, 3 letters
Maxwell Smart, e.g., 3 letters
Maxwell Smart, for one, 3 letters
Napoleon Solo, e.g., 3 letters
Nathan Hale, notably, 3 letters
Northern ___ (apple variety), 3 letters
Northern ___ (apple), 3 letters
Office plant, at times?, 3 letters
One might need a cover, 3 letters
One of a few Russians in 2010 news, 3 letters
One of Smiley's people, 3 letters
One of two regular Mad magazine opponents, 3 letters
One of two rivals, in a Mad magazine strip, 3 letters
One wearing a wire, perhaps, 3 letters
One who may bug you, 3 letters
One who might be recruited, 3 letters
One with a code name, 3 letters
One with a code name, perhaps, 3 letters
Only Stratego piece that can take a marshal, 3 letters
Only Stratego piece with a letter on it, 3 letters
Passer of secret documents, 3 letters
Patriot Hale, for one, 3 letters
Peek through a keyhole, 3 letters
Person of intelligence?, 3 letters
Person who lies when asked 'What do you do for a living?', 3 letters
Person with a code name, maybe, 3 letters
Person with intelligence, 3 letters
Place bugs or wires, 3 letters
Prohias protagonist, 3 letters
Secretly watch, with on, 3 letters
Seek intelligence, in a way, 3 letters
Smart or Bond, e.g., 3 letters
Smiley, Smart or Solo, 3 letters
Smiley's occupation, 3 letters
Someone under cover, 3 letters
Someone with many passports, perhaps, 3 letters
Stealth song off Morrison Hotel (with The)?, 3 letters
Telephoto lens user, maybe, 3 letters
Telephoto-lens user, perhaps, 3 letters
Thriller hero, often, 3 letters
Try to improve one's intelligence illegally, perhaps, 3 letters
U.N.C.L.E. employee, 3 letters
Use a hidden camera, say, 3 letters
Use a peephole, say, 3 letters
Use binoculars, perhaps, 3 letters
Valerie Plame, e.g., 3 letters
Valerie Plame, notably, 3 letters
Washington D.C.'s International ___ Museum, 3 letters
Woman of intelligence, 3 letters
Word before and after vs. in a Mad feature, 3 letters
Word repeated in Mad magazine's ___ vs. ___, 3 letters
Word with ring or master, 3 letters
Someone who secretly watches other people, 3 letters
Reconnaissance craft, 8 letters
Cloak-and-dagger gadget, 6 letters
Cuckold's purchase, perhaps, 6 letters
Miniature surveillance gadget, 6 letters
Surveillance device, 6 letters
Video surveillance unit, for short, 6 letters
Means of remote monitoring, 10 letters
Surveillance equipment, 10 letters
Surveilling devices, 10 letters
Hidden filmers, for short, 7 letters
Controversial 1987 expos, 10 letters
'02 Toyota MR2 ___ model, 6 letters
'04 Mitsubishi Eclipse ragtop, 6 letters
James Dean's infamous Porsche, 6 letters
Name on '03 Mitsubishi Eclipse convertible, 6 letters
Name on '03 Toyota MR2 model, 6 letters
Porsche model of the '50s, 6 letters
Models linked to James Dean, 7 letters
Espionage, informally, 6 letters
James Bond's domain, 6 letters
Plame's realm, once, 6 letters
World of intelligence, 6 letters
Espionage novels heavy on futuristic gadgets, slangily, 5 letters
Hand-held telescope, 8 letters
A small refracting telescope, 8 letters
*Hand-held telescopes, 10 letters
Collapsible telescopes, 10 letters
Crow's-nest instruments, 10 letters
What a peeper uses to peep, 4 letters
A hole (in a door or an oven etc) through which you can peep, 7 letters
Springing bounce in tall grasses, as by an animal, to view the surroundings, 6 letters
Whale's vertical rise out of the water, 6 letters
Doing a secret agent's job, 6 letters
Double agent's work, 6 letters
Hazardous activity., 6 letters
Kim Philby activity, 6 letters
Watch, observe, or inquire secretly, 6 letters
Keeping a secret or furtive watch, 6 letters
Engage in espionage, 6 letters
Secretly collect sensitive or classified information, 6 letters
Catching sight of something, 6 letters
The act of detecting something, 6 letters
The act of keeping a secret watch for intelligence purposes, 6 letters
Gazing secretly upon, 8 letters
Watching without being watched, 8 letters
Surveillance satellite?, 11 letters
Carmen or Juni Cortez, in an action adventure film series, 6 letters
2001 Antonio Banderas film, 7 letters
2001 Robert Rodriguez film, 7 letters
Banderas film of 2001, 7 letters
Satirical monthly shuttered in 1998, 11 letters
Casino Royale, for one, 8 letters
Many a John le Carre book, 8 letters
Investigate, perhaps, 5 letters
Keep under surveillance, 5 letters
Observe surreptitiously, 5 letters
Observe through a keyhole, 5 letters
Watch from the trees, say, 5 letters
Watch secretly: 2 wds., 5 letters
Watch surreptitiously, 5 letters
Watch through a keyhole, 5 letters
Watch through binoculars, say, 5 letters
Watch, secret agent-style, 5 letters
Catch sight of a two-dimensional entity?, 8 letters
Heidi author Johanna, 5 letters
Heidi creator Johanna, 5 letters
Heidi writer Johanna, 5 letters
Johanna ___, author of Heidi, 5 letters
Johanna who created Heidi, 5 letters
Band of secret agents, 7 letters
McCarthy obsessions, 8 letters
___ Gyra (Morning Dance band), 5 letters
___ Gyra (Morning Dance group), 5 letters
___ Gyra (jazz-pop band with the hit Morning Dance), 5 letters
___ Gyra (pop-jazz outfit), 5 letters
-- Gyra (jazz group), 5 letters
Jazz outfit ___ Gyra, 5 letters
Pop-jazz group ___ Gyra, 5 letters
Morning Dance jazz fusion band, 9 letters
Pop-jazz band named for an alga, 9 letters
Pop-jazz band named for an algae genus, 9 letters
Smooth jazz band since the 70's, 9 letters
The ___ Wife (1980 Reginald Hill mystery), 4 letters
1974 C.I.A.-spoof movie, 4 letters
1974 CIA spoof film, 4 letters
1974 cloak-and-dagger spoof, 4 letters
1974 comedy with Donald Sutherland and Elliott Gould, 4 letters
1974 Donald Sutherland spoof, 4 letters
1974 Donald Sutherland/Elliott Gould movie, 4 letters
1974 Elliott Gould film, 4 letters
1974 film starring Elliott Gould and Donald Sutherland, 4 letters
1974 Gould-Sutherland CIA spoof, 4 letters
1974 Gould/Sutherland comedy, 4 letters
1974 Gould/Sutherland film, 4 letters
1974 Gould/Sutherland spoof, 4 letters
1974 spoof with the tagline Would you buy a used secret from these men?, 4 letters
1974 Sutherland / Gould spoof, 4 letters
1974 Sutherland/Gould film, 4 letters
CIA spoof film of 1974, 4 letters
Donald Sutherland/Elliott Gould movie with asterisks in the title, 4 letters
Film with three asterisks in its title, 4 letters
Gould-Sutherland film, 4 letters
Gould/Sutherland film of '74, 4 letters
Gould/Sutherland secret agent spoof, 4 letters
Sutherland/Gould film of '74, 4 letters
James Bond beauties?, 9 letters
U.S.S. Pueblo, for one, 7 letters
Underworld river legend as told by a double agent?, 12 letters
Books with covers?, 10 letters
Russia House, for one, 8 letters
Book on moles, maybe, 8 letters
Read with intelligence, 8 letters
Cold War accommodation, 7 letters
Show similar to Candid Camera, 5 letters
Mad magazine cartoon, 8 letters
Mad magazine feature, 8 letters
Strip since 1961 that's printed in black and white, 8 letters
Computer security threat, 7 letters
Cybercriminal's creation, 7 letters
Insidious computer program, 7 letters
It's good to get it out of your system, 7 letters