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___ Monroe (Green Acres role), 3 letters
'36 candidate Landon, 3 letters
'36 presidential hopeful Landon, 3 letters
'80s prime-time alien, 3 letters
'80s sitcom about an extraterrestrial, 3 letters
'80s sitcom extraterrestrial, 3 letters
'80s sitcom featuring an alien, 3 letters
'80s TV show about the Tanner family, 3 letters
'Torment' star Kjellin, 3 letters
10-10-220 spokesalien, 3 letters
1930s Kansas governor Landon, 3 letters
1936 campaigner Landon, 3 letters
1936 foe of Franklin D., 3 letters
1936 Franklin opponent, 3 letters
1936 presidential candidate Landon, 3 letters
1936 presidential runner-up Landon, 3 letters
1936 standard-bearer Landon, 3 letters
1980s sitcom built around the Tanner family, 3 letters
1980s sitcom filmed with a puppet, 3 letters
1980s sitcom in the memoir Permanent Midnight, 3 letters
1980s sitcom starring a puppet, 3 letters
1980s sitcom title role, 3 letters
1980s sitcom with an extraterrestrial, 3 letters
229-year-old TV alien, 3 letters
80's sitcom with the voice of Paul Fusco, 3 letters
A loser to Franklin, 3 letters
Acronymic alien of '80s TV, 3 letters
Acronymic title character of '80s TV, 3 letters
Actor-director Kjellin, 3 letters
Alien adoptee of the Tanner family, on TV, 3 letters
Alien of sitcom fame, 3 letters
Alien talk show host, 3 letters
Alien who lived with the Tanner family on '80s TV, 3 letters
Alien who said Ha! I kill me!, 3 letters
Big-nosed character of 1980s TV, 3 letters
Campaign '36 nickname, 3 letters
Campaign name of '36, 3 letters
Cat fancier from Melmac, 3 letters
Cat-eating alien of TV, 3 letters
Cat-eating character, 3 letters
Cat-eating creature, 3 letters
Cat-loving TV alien, 3 letters
Creature who ate cats, 3 letters
Emmy-winning composer Clausen, 3 letters
Escapee from the planet Melmac, 3 letters
ET who's appeared on Hollywood Squares, 3 letters
Extraterrestrial from Melmac, 3 letters
FDR opponent Landon, 3 letters
Fictional visitor from Melmac, 3 letters
First name in 1936 politics, 3 letters
First name in the 1936 campaign, 3 letters
Former sitcom starring Max Wright, 3 letters
Franklin beat him in 1936, 3 letters
Franklin crushed him, 3 letters
Franklin s 1936 opponent, 3 letters
Franklin's foe in '36, 3 letters
Franklin's opponent in 1936, 3 letters
Friend of Skip and Rhonda, 3 letters
Furry '80s sitcom star, 3 letters
Furry alien from Melmac, 3 letters
Furry extraterrestrial in a 1980s sitcom, 3 letters
Furry fellow of 80's TV, 3 letters
Furry sitcom extraterrestrial, 3 letters
Furry TV alien from Melmac, 3 letters
Furry TV extraterrestrial, 3 letters
Furry TV sitcom alien, 3 letters
Furry visitor in a 1980s sitcom, 3 letters
Fuzzy pitchman for 10-10-220, 3 letters
Go Simpsonic With the Simpsons composer Clausen, 3 letters
Gordon Shumway's title alias, in a sitcom, 3 letters
Gov. Landon, who lost to F.D.R., 3 letters
Great Britain's Archie Bunker, 3 letters
He dropped in on the Tanners, 3 letters
He lost to Franklin in 1936, 3 letters
Hirsute alien of TV, 3 letters
His TV Land co-host is Ed McMahon, 3 letters
Houseguest from Melmac, 3 letters
Landon of 1920s-'30s politics, 3 letters
Landon of 1930's politics, 3 letters
Landon who lost to F.D.R. in 1936, 3 letters
Landon who ran against FDR, 3 letters
Landon who ran for president in 1936, 3 letters
Landon who was trounced by FDR, 3 letters
Loser to Franklin between Herbert and Wendell, 3 letters
Loser to Franklin in 1936, 3 letters
Nancy's Kassebaum's dad, 3 letters
Noted visitor from the planet Melmac, 3 letters
Occasional Hollywood Squares celeb from another planet, 3 letters
One of Franklin's electoral victims, 3 letters
One-time candidate Landon, 3 letters
Out-of-this-world title acronym of '80s TV, 3 letters
Popular '80s stuffed toy, 3 letters
Presidential also-ran Landon, 3 letters
Presidential candidate ___ Landon, 3 letters
Presidential candidate Landon, familiarly, 3 letters
Roosevelt opponent Landon, 3 letters
Roosevelt's second opponent, 3 letters
Show that aired opposite MacGyver, 3 letters
Sitcom character adopted by the Tanners, 3 letters
Sitcom character born in 1756, 3 letters
Sitcom character who lived with the Tanners, 3 letters
Sitcom character with an acronymic name, 3 letters
Sitcom creature from outer space, 3 letters
Sitcom critter from Melmac, 3 letters
Sitcom E.T. voiced by Paul Fusco, 3 letters
Sitcom extraterrestrial, 3 letters
Television extraterrestrial, 3 letters
The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air took over its time slot, 3 letters
The Simpsons composer Clausen, 3 letters
The Simpsons music man ___ Clausen, 3 letters
The Simpsons scorer Clausen, 3 letters
The Tanners' adoptee, on TV, 3 letters
The Tanners' alien guest, 3 letters
The Tanners' alien houseguest, 3 letters
The Tanners' alien live-in, 3 letters
The Tanners' houseguest, 3 letters
Title acronym of 1980's TV, 3 letters
Title character of an '80s sitcom, 3 letters
Title TV character whose real name is Gordon Shumway, 3 letters
TV alien from Melmac, 3 letters
TV alien of the 1980s, 3 letters
TV alien who ate cats, 3 letters
TV character fond of eating cats, 3 letters
TV character from Melmac, 3 letters
TV character from the planet Melmac, 3 letters
TV character who ate cats, 3 letters
TV character who played bouillabaseball on his home planet Melmac, 3 letters
TV character who said I wasn't known on Melmac as the whiz kid for my scholastic ability, 3 letters
TV character who was captain of his Bouillabaisseball team, 3 letters
TV character who went to high school for 122 years, 3 letters
TV composer Clausen, 3 letters
TV creature with a big snout, 3 letters
TV music composer Clausen, or one of the shows he wrote the theme song for, 3 letters
TV puppet voiced by Paul Fusco, 3 letters
TV puppet who hosted a very short-lived talk show, 3 letters
TV series set in the Tanner household, 3 letters
TV show character featured in a Commodore 64 game, 3 letters
TV title character voiced by Paul Fusco, 3 letters
Visitor from Melmac, 3 letters
Visitor from the planet Melmac, 3 letters
Wise-cracking sitcom alien, 3 letters
Wisecracking TV alien, 3 letters
Wisecracking TV E.T., 3 letters
___ -Romeo (Italian auto), 4 letters
___ Romeo (automobile), 4 letters
___ Romeo (European sports car), 4 letters
___ Romeo (foreign car), 4 letters
___ Romeo (foreign make), 4 letters
___ Romeo (foreign ride), 4 letters
___ Romeo (imported auto), 4 letters
___ Romeo (imported car), 4 letters
___ Romeo (Italian car company), 4 letters
___ Romeo (Italian car), 4 letters
___ Romeo (Italian sports car), 4 letters
___ Romeo (sports car), 4 letters
___ Romeo (sporty Italian car), 4 letters
___, bravo, Charlie, delta, etc., 4 letters
___, Bravo, Charlie,..., 4 letters
-Romeo prefix, sportscarwise, 4 letters
A, in communications, 4 letters
A, on radio with the Coast Guard, 4 letters
Automaker ___-Romeo, 4 letters
Autostrada auto, for short, 4 letters
Bravo and Charlie preceder, in an alphabet code, 4 letters
Car driven by James Bond in Octopussy, for short, 4 letters
Certain alphabet opener, 4 letters
Class of Soviet sub, 4 letters
Class of submarines, 4 letters
Code word for the letter A, 4 letters
Communications code start, 4 letters
Communications code word, 4 letters
Communications code word for A, 4 letters
Communications code word for the letter a, 4 letters
Communications opener, 4 letters
Communications word, 4 letters
Communications word for A, 4 letters
Company acquired by Nicola Romeo in 1915, 4 letters
European sports car, briefly, 4 letters
European sports car, informally, 4 letters
First Greek letter, to El Greco, 4 letters
First in a series of 26, 4 letters
First name in classic cars, 4 letters
First radio code word?, 4 letters
First word in codes, 4 letters
Grass used for cordage, 4 letters
Introduction for Romeo?, 4 letters
It can come before Romeo, 4 letters
It's five before Foxtrot, 4 letters
Italian auto ___ Romeo, 4 letters
Italian auto, briefly, 4 letters
Italian auto, for short, 4 letters
Italian car, briefly, 4 letters
Italian car, for short, 4 letters
Italian carmaker ___ Romeo, 4 letters
Italian sports car, briefly, 4 letters
Italian sports car, commonly, 4 letters
Italian sports car, for short, 4 letters
Italian sports car, informally, 4 letters
Lancia competitor, for short, 4 letters
Letter before Bravo, 4 letters
Letter in radio communications, 4 letters
Letter preceding bravo, 4 letters
North African grass, 4 letters
Popular sports car, informally, 4 letters
Preceder of bravo in a radio alphabet, 4 letters
Romeo might go after it, 4 letters
Romeo's first name?, 4 letters
Romeo's leader, automotively speaking, 4 letters
Romeo's predecessor?, 4 letters
Sexy speedster, for short, 4 letters
Soviet submarine class, 4 letters
Spider maker, familiarly, 4 letters
Sports car, briefly, 4 letters
Sports car, familiarly, 4 letters
Sports car, for short, 4 letters
Sportscar ___ Romeo, 4 letters
Sporty auto, for short, 4 letters
Sporty European wheels, 4 letters
Sporty Italian auto briefly,, 4 letters
Sporty Italian auto, for short, 4 letters
Sporty Italian car, briefly, 4 letters
Sporty Italian car, familiarly, 4 letters
Sporty Italian car, for short, 4 letters
Sporty wheels, for short, 4 letters
The Hunt for Red October submarine class, 4 letters
Via Veneto auto, briefly, 4 letters
With Romeo following, it's fast?, 4 letters
With Romeo following, it's sporty, 4 letters
___ sprouts (salad vegetable), 7 letters
*Role played by child star Carl Switzer, 7 letters
Cowlicked gang member, 7 letters
Farm plant also called lucerne, 7 letters
Feed for cattle and horses, 7 letters
Freckled Little Rascal, 7 letters
It's good for your appetite, 7 letters
Little Rascal with spiked hair, 7 letters
Our Gang kid with a cowlick, 7 letters
Leguminous plant grown for hay or forage, 7 letters
Hay plant and an Our Gang member, 8 letters
Shoots for a salad, 14 letters
Car with a dragon in its logo, 9 letters
Car with a man-eating snake in its logo, 9 letters
Italian sports auto, 9 letters
Maker of Spider roadsters, 9 letters
'A's in communication, 5 letters
A's in military code, 5 letters
Classic cars, familiarly, 5 letters
Italian autos, familiarly, 5 letters
Italian cars, familiarly, 5 letters
Italian cars, for short, 5 letters
Italian racing cars, for short, 5 letters
Italian sports cars, briefly, 5 letters
Italian sports cars, familiarly, 5 letters
Military code words for A, 5 letters
Nuclear-powered Soviet subs, 5 letters
Racy Italian cars, for short, 5 letters
Rivals to some Beemers, 5 letters
Some Italian autos, briefly, 5 letters
Some Italian cars, for short, 5 letters
Some Italian racers, familiarly, 5 letters
Some Soviet attack subs, 5 letters
Some Spiders, informally, 5 letters
Some sports cars, for short, 5 letters
Sporty autos, briefly, 5 letters
Sporty cars, familiarly, 5 letters
Sporty European cars, briefly, 5 letters
Sporty Italian cars, 5 letters
Sporty Italian cars, for short, 5 letters
Starting letters in military code, 5 letters
They might precede bravos, 5 letters
Movement founded by Yasser Arafat, 7 letters
Palestinian nationalist group, 7 letters
PLO guerrilla group, 7 letters
Furry extraterrestrials from Venus?, 10 letters
'60s filmdom philanderer, 5 letters
'60s role for Michael Caine, 5 letters
'What's it all about' guy, 5 letters
1966 Caine title role, 5 letters
1966 film remade in 2004, 5 letters
1966 Michael Caine film, 5 letters
1966 Michael Caine movie, 5 letters
1966 Michael Caine movie remade in 2004, 5 letters
1966 Michael Caine role, 5 letters
1966 Michael Caine title role, 5 letters
1966 movie hit song, 5 letters
1966 movie or song hit, 5 letters
1966 movie tile song performed by Cher, 5 letters
1966 Oscar nominee for Best Song, 5 letters
1966 role for Michael, 5 letters
1966 role for Michael Caine, 5 letters
1966 song that asked What's it all about?, 5 letters
1966 title role for Michael Caine, 5 letters
1966 Warwick hit song, 5 letters
1967 Dionne Warwick hit, 5 letters
2004 Jude Law movie, 5 letters
2004 movie remake starring Jude Law, 5 letters
2004 remake starring Jude Law, 5 letters
2004 title role for Jude Law, 5 letters
Bacharach tune of '66, 5 letters
Bacharach/David hit, 5 letters
Best Actor-nominated role for Michael Caine, 5 letters
Burt Bacharach/Hal David song used in a Michael Caine movie of the same name, 5 letters
Classic Michael Caine film, 5 letters
Film title role for Michael Caine in 1966 or Jude Law in 2004, 5 letters
Guy who's asked What's it all about?, 5 letters
Hit song for Dionne Warwick, 5 letters
It lost to Born Free for Best Song of 1966, 5 letters
Jude Law flop of 2004, 5 letters
Jude Law movie role, 5 letters
Jude Law remake of 2004, 5 letters
Jude Law title role, 5 letters
Many-renditioned Burt Bacharach song, 5 letters
Memorable Michael Caine role, 5 letters
Michael Caine classic, 5 letters
Michael Caine film or its theme song, 5 letters
Michael Caine movie, 5 letters
Michael Caine role, 1966, 5 letters
Michael Caine title role, 5 letters
Michael Caine title role (1966), 5 letters
Michael Caine's breakthrough movie, 5 letters
Michael Caine's first starring role, 5 letters
Movie character asked, What's it all about?, 5 letters
Oscar-nominated role of 1966, 5 letters
Oscar-nominated song of 1966, 5 letters
Philanderer in a Caine film, 5 letters
Role for Jude Law or Michael Caine, 5 letters
Role for Jude or Michael, 5 letters
Role for Michael Caine or Jude Law, 5 letters
Role for Michael or Jude, 5 letters
Role for which Caine won an Oscar, 5 letters
Role played by Michael and Jude, 5 letters
Title name after the lyric What's it all about when you sort it out, 5 letters
Title philanderer in a 1966 film, 5 letters
Title role for Caine, 5 letters
Title role for Jude, 5 letters
Title role for Jude Law or Michael Caine, 5 letters
Title role for Jude or Michael, 5 letters
Title role for Michael Caine and Jude Law, 5 letters
Title role for Michael or Jude, 5 letters
Vehicle for Michael Caine, 5 letters
What's it all about, ___?, 5 letters
Womanizing Bill Naughton creation, 5 letters
Italian playwright Conte Vittorio, 7 letters
Italian tragic poet Conte Vittorio ___, 7 letters
Italian tragic poet Vittorio, 7 letters
'To the end,' to Salieri, 6 letters
D.C. ___ (music direction), 6 letters
To the end, in music, 6 letters
Cavalleria Rusticana baritone, 5 letters
Oenologist Moriconi, 5 letters
Presidential runner-up who received 8 electoral votes, 9 letters
Sufferer of a crushing defeat in 1936, 9 letters
1980s-'90s N.Y. senator D'Amato, 7 letters
Charles defeated him in 1998, 7 letters
Former N.Y. senator D'Amato, 7 letters
Former senator D'Amato, 7 letters
Any of six Portuguese kings, 7 letters
Former king of Spain, 7 letters
King of Spain during WWII, 7 letters
Kingly name of Spain, 7 letters
Last Spanish king before Juan Carlos, 7 letters
One of seven kings of Castile, five kings of Arag, 7 letters
Portugal's first king, 7 letters
Royal grandfather of Spain's Juan Carlos, 7 letters
Soriano of the Cubs, 7 letters
Baseball's 2004 All-Star Game MVP, 14 letters
Infielder traded by the Yankees to get Alex Rodriguez, 14 letters
King of Portugal 1438-81, 8 letters
___ ___ ___ (first guy to say, I don't like your type face?), 13 letters
He's done Pat Robertson, Paul Simon, and Paul Tsongas, 9 letters
Rush Limbaugh is a Big Fat Idiot author, 9 letters
Actress Woodard of Memphis Beat, 5 letters
Actress Woodard of Primal Fear, 5 letters
Actress Woodard of The Core, 5 letters
Actress Woodard of True Blood, 5 letters
Carolyn in Crooklyn, 5 letters
Crooklyn actress Woodard, 5 letters
Emmy winner Woodard, 5 letters
First name among the Desperate Housewives cast, 5 letters
Four-time Emmy winner Woodard, 5 letters
How to Make an American Quilt actress Woodard, 5 letters
Star Trek: First Contact actress Woodard, 5 letters
Woodard in Scrooged, 5 letters
Woodard of Beauty Shop, 5 letters
Woodard of Crooklyn, 5 letters
Woodard of Cross Creek, 5 letters
Woodard of Desperate Housewives, 5 letters
Woodard of Hollywood, 5 letters
Woodard of How to Make an American Quilt, 5 letters
Woodard of St. Elsewhere, 5 letters
2008 role for Michael Caine, 6 letters
Alien communist king, 6 letters
Arne's The Masque of ___, 6 letters
Bruce Wayne's butler, 6 letters
Bruce Wayne's manservant, 6 letters
First name in suspense films, 6 letters
First name in suspense movies, 6 letters
GM's '37-'56 Chairman, ___ Sloan, 6 letters
Hitchcock of Hollywood, 6 letters
Hitchcock who made cameos in his movies, 6 letters
Inferiority complex coiner Adler, 6 letters
Mad Magazine's ___ E. Neuman, 6 letters
Mad man ___ E. Neuman, 6 letters
Michael's role in The Dark Knight, 6 letters
Nobel of the Nobel Prizes, 6 letters
Photographer Stieglitz, 6 letters
Poet ___ Lord Tennyson, 6 letters
Pulitzer winner Uhry, 6 letters
Southestern N.Y. university, 6 letters
The Great English king, 6 letters
Tippi's director in The Birds, 6 letters
University in western New York, 6 letters
Wayne Manor manservant, 6 letters
Defeated the Danes and encouraged writing in English (849-899), 6 letters
Associate of Sigmund Freud, 11 letters
Early associate of Sigmund Freud, 11 letters
Inferiority complex coiner, 11 letters
Society of Individual Psychology founder, 11 letters
Viennese psychologist, 11 letters
Singer-dancer in Oklahoma!, 11 letters
French Affair figure, 13 letters
Author of the quip, 13 letters
Coverguy since 1955, 13 letters
Mad man in a magazine, 13 letters
Norman Minco's comic character, 13 letters
Author of quotation, 15 letters
Bird man responsible for The Birds, 15 letters
Born 8/13/1899, he directed the answers to the starred clues, 15 letters
Celebrity born 8/13/1899 with five famous titles in this puzzle, 15 letters
Creator of much suspense, 15 letters
Dial M for Murder director, 15 letters
Director from Florida upset and embarrassed by difficulty with rooster (6,9), 15 letters
Director of the puzzle, 15 letters
Famous American film director, 15 letters
Film director born in 1899, 15 letters
Link between 17-A, 58-A, 10-D, and 44-D, 15 letters
Man with a familiar profile, 15 letters
Memorable '50s TV host, 15 letters
Oscar-nominated director--1940, 1944, 1945, 1954 and 1960--who didn't win, 15 letters
Speaker of the quip, 15 letters
Pioneering sex researcher who frequently wore bow ties, 12 letters
Franklin Delano Roosevelt crushed him in 1936 (1887-1987), 12 letters
Doc Ock player in Spider-Man 2, 12 letters
He was my prize student, 11 letters
Swedish engineer and philanthropist who invented dynamite: 2 wds., 11 letters
Chef de Lellio's fettuccine, 7 letters
Fettuccine follower, 7 letters
Former shortstop Griffin, 7 letters
Made with a cream sauce, 7 letters
Marinara alternative, 7 letters
Ristorante cream sauce, 7 letters
Served with a creamy cheese sauce, 7 letters
Type of creamy pasta sauce, 7 letters
With a creamy cheese sauce, 7 letters
1972 comedy starring Dustin Hoffman, 14 letters
Presidential also-ran, 11 letters
Another photographer running the gamut?, 15 letters
Photographer who married Georgia O'Keeffe, 15 letters
Sch. in upstate N.Y., 7 letters
Sch. in upstate New York, 7 letters
My strength is as the strength of ten poet, 12 letters
Muhammad in Malcolm X (1992), 11 letters
Woodards and namesakes, 6 letters
I'm ___. I'll be outside, 8 letters
Like most pig roasts, 8 letters
Like sidewalk dining, 8 letters
Like some cafe dining, 8 letters
Like some summer dining, 8 letters
Outdoors, as dining, 8 letters
Outdoors, to a diner, 8 letters
Sharpton, holding a press conference outside?, 8 letters
'30s candidate Landon et al., 4 letters
Actor Kjellin and politico Landon, 4 letters
FDR opponent Landon et al., 4 letters
Film composer Clausen and others, 4 letters
Gov. Landon and others, 4 letters
Landon and a sitcom, 4 letters
Landon and a TV alien, 4 letters
Landon and an alien from Melmac, 4 letters
Landon and an extraterrestrial, 4 letters
Melmac alien et al., 4 letters
Namesakes of a sitcom alien, 4 letters
Namesakes of a TV alien, 4 letters
NBC sitcom showings of the late 1980's, 4 letters
Politico Landon and an extraterrestrial, 4 letters
Politico Landon and composer Clausen, 4 letters
Swedish actor Kjellin et al., 4 letters
TV E.T. and namesakes, 4 letters