Letter OTHER
2003-04 show hosted by Arsenio Hall
2004 Stiller title role
'70s prime-time police pair
2004 film based on a TV show
1971 Sandy Duncan movie
1981 Rolling Stones hit
'60s sci-fi series created by Gene Roddenberry
1960s TV series that created a cult phenomenon
1960s TV series with numerous spinoffs
1979 film with sequels II to VI
2009 film based on a TV show that premiered in 1966
2016 Enterprise film
2016 film dedicated to Anton Yelchin and Leonard Nimoy
1991 sci-fi film sequel
*9:30 a.m. for NYSE traders
9, for many
#2 in franchise grosses (as of 2022)
$7.5+-billion franchise
1977 Best Picture nominee
1977 Lucas film
1977 classic sci-fi film
1977 film retitled in 1981
1977 megahit film
1977 sci-fi classic
1977's top-grossing film
'52 Republican hopeful Harold
1940 Republican convention keynote speaker
1948 presidential contender
1981 N.H.L. Rookie of the Year
.215 batting avg., e.g.
1 out of 3, e.g.
6'9" or 72% free throw avg.
78 "ER" order
1 of 31 in Mexico
1945 film musical with the song "It Might As Well Be Spring"
1984 Jacksons tune
50 different ones were released over a 10-year period starting in 1999
124.16 lbs. in Greece.
124.16 pounds in Greece.
40-member California group
'50s version of an SUV
19th-century French gift to New York City
6' 0", say
6'2", say
23-season baseballer Rusty
'60s record label
1960's soul record label
1960's-70's soul record label
1994 #1 Lisa Loeb hit
2012 Rihanna hit
2013 Rihanna & Mikky Ekko hit
1994 #1 Lisa Loeb hit played at a potluck?
2014 Sam Smith hit
2014 hit with the lyric "I don't want you to leave, will you hold my hand?"
200, for Dunder Mifflin's Scranton office: Abbr.
2006 hit from The Raconteurs
2014 One Direction song
1971 play by Bruce J. Friedman
1800s transports
19th century riverboat innovation
1998 role for Fiennes
11th anniversary gift
1943 penny composition
1943 penny makeup
1943 penny material
1943 penny metal
1943 coin produced due to copper shortages
'80s TV character Remington
'80s TV detective
'80s TV sleuth
'80s role for Brosnan
1980s TV private eye
1980s TV role for Brosnan
1980s TV's "Remington ___"
2009-11 Republican National Committee chairman
1975 Super Bowl winners
1979 Super Bowl champs
2009 Super Bowl champs
2011 Super Bowl team
1989 Dolly Parton movie
1989 MacLaine film
1989 Sally Field/Dolly Parton/Shirley MacLaine movie
1989 Shirley MacLaine film
1989 film set in a beauty shop
1989 movie featuring four Oscar-winning actresses
1989 movie starring Dolly Parton
1989 Rolling Stones album
17th C. artist Jan
17th cen. Dutch painter.
17th century Dutch painter Jan
17th century painter Jan
17th-century Dutch painter
17th-century Dutch painter Jan
17th-century painter Jan
$100 for speeding, e.g.
1970 Caldecott Medal winner William
1920s coiner of the phrase "Lost Generation"
2024 Green Party candidate Jill
1993 National Women's Hall of Fame inductee
$4 gold piece of 1880.
1947 Kim Hunter Broadway role
1951 Brando shout
1990 Bette Middler clinker
1990 Bette Midler film
1937 Barbara Stanwyck movie
2000 Buchwald novel
1866 novel.
1985 movie about a holy tree?
'80s NBC medical drama
1980s hospital drama
1980s medical drama
'80s Perth rocker
2000 glass quality
1930's Goldwyn star Anna
30's and 40's actress Anna
8-lb. machine gun.
9-mm. gun of W.W. II
9-mm. weapon
1992 Best Picture nominee
1940s British blasters
1940s British guns
"1, 2 ___" (Ciara hit)
'89 Stevie Ray Vaughan album "In ___"
1, 2 or 3, in a manual
1/12 of a recovery program
1/12 of the AA program
2017 dance documentary
2022 NBA Finals MVP Curry
2015 NBA MVP
1986 Best Song nominee for "Separate Lives"
1979 Einstein Medal recipient
1998 Julia Roberts/Susan Sarandon movie
12 in an Alcoholics Anonymous program
1935 Hitchcock thriller, with "The"
354
"___ 2: The Streets" (2008 dance-movie sequel)
1,000 liters
1,000,000 cc.
1/2 of a 1/2 cord
35,315 cubic feet
35.3 cubic feet
5.2 cubic feet
'70s sound system
3-D, as photos, in NASA-speak
7" player
3-D picture devices.
35.3-cubic-feet measures
35.3-cubic-foot measures
18th century English novelist
"12 Years a Slave" director McQueen
'70s-'80s baseball all-star Garvey
1978 Triple Crown jockey Cauthen
2020 candidate Bullock
14 days, 20 hours, 1 minute by balloon
2015 biopic about a computer visionary
1978 Glenda Jackson title role
1980 erupter
#2 at the 1994 U.S. Open
1991 Wimbledon champ Michael
1991 Wimbledon champion Michael
1991 Wimbledon winner
1991 Wimbledon winner Michael
'80s-'90s Toronto pitcher Dave
1980s pitching phenom Dave
"10 Things I Hate About You" star Julia
120mm Louboutin feature
2014 drama that earned Julianne Moore a Best Actress Oscar
'08 Volbeat hit
1999 comeback rap hit whose main artist is in its title
1999 hit with the lyrics "They say rap's changed / They wanna know how I feel about it"
1999 rap hit featuring Snoop Dogg
2009 MTV Generation Award winner
1998 Reeve memoir
1998 rap hit by Big Pun (feat. Joe)
1982 Meryl Streep thriller
86 Wading birds
'90s toon Manx
2009 recession response
10-Grammy artist
1960s Corvette model
1963 Chevrolet debut
'82 Replacements EP
1980 Pryor/Wilder comedy
1980 Wilder/Pryor comedy
1980 comedy directed by Sidney Poitier
1980 comedy with the tagline "Gene Wilder and Richard Pryor dress up as woodpeckers and get framed for robbing a bank... and when they discover that prison life is for the birds they go... ___"
1973 Johnny Nash tune written by Bob Marley
'50s British sportscar racer
1976 Charles Bronson thriller
1924 G.B. Shaw play
2000 Big East champs
#2 in WS wins
3D printing file format, for short
1904 World's Fair city: Abbr.
2000 N.L. runners-up
2004 N.L. champs
2004 W.S. losers
2006 W.S. champs
2006 World Series city: Abbr.
2006 World Series winners' hat letters
2011 World Series champs, on scoreboards
2011 World Series winners, briefly
2011 World Series winners: Abbr.
2013 World Series hat letters
2013 World Series losers, on scoreboards
5th cen. pope
5th-century pope called "the Great"
'44 battle site
'44 fight site
1944 E.T.O. battleground
1944 French battle site
1944 battle city
1944 battle locale
1944 invasion city
1944 site of heaving bombings (Abbr.)
13th century French king.
1904 Olympics site
1904 Summer Olympics host
2011 World Series champs
1990s medical show, relocated
1928 and 1948 host city in Switzerland
100, in Moscow
100, in Russian.
2-for-1 Wall Street event, perhaps
11th-cen. Norwegian king
11th-cen. king of Norway
2013 Milky Chance hit with the lyric "I want you / we can bring it on the floor"
1966 U.S. Open champ
1966 U.S. Open champ Fred
1966 U.S. Open champion Fred
1966 U.S. Open tennis champ Fred
1966 U.S. Open tennis champion
1966 U.S. Open winner
1966 U.S. Open winner Fred
14 lbs., in England.
14 lbs., on a British scale.
14 pounds
14 pounds in London
14 pounds, across the pond
14 pounds, in Britain
14 pounds, in England
14-pound unit
14-pounder
1940's Chief Justice
85 for Irving in 1988?
1970 hit for the Supremes
1980 funk album from Slave with the hits "Watching You" and "Snap Shot"
1969 LGTBQ+ uprising site ... or any side of this grid, based on a word that can follow each starred answer?
1969 gay rights protests
1965 Supremes hit ___! In the Name of Love
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