Letter T 203000–203250

TV show featuring four coaches Treaty between peace-hating countries? "The Whole of the Moon" band Thousands of fans might do it Tao TV show that pans golf courses? TV game show that eliminates coy contestants? "The Playboy of ___": Synge TV political drama known for its "walk and talks" "Tommy" band "Tommy" group "Tommy" quartet "Tommy" rock band "Tommy" rockers {/Timeless children's classic about country dwellers' friendships [1908, 1881]/} TV series named second-best of all time by Rolling Stone, but which never won an Emmy TV series whose fourth season had the subtitle "No Corner Left Behind" TV series whose theme was "Way Down in the Hole" Tony-winning musical with an all-black cast Throat doctor's nickname? The Three Little Pigs found... Thurber book. Trashed from overuse Tom Wolfe book about switched luggage? To stick out in a crowd, face ... TV's "___ Factor" TV's "___-Files" TV action series with David Duchovny TV series that teamed a conspiracy theorist with a doctor TREASURE HUNT STEP 1: Where to start ". . . the harder __ fall" "That's what ___ say..." "The Times ___ Are a-Changin'" "The bigger ___ are, the harder ___ fall" That group The ones who said "it couldn't be done." The other ones The other people Third- or first-person pronoun Those People Dear Those previously mentioned Those who "say." Tracy Ullman's "___ Don't Know" ___/them (certain pronoun pair) ___/them pronouns Team with a record 27 World Series titles "The Times ___," song by 2 Down They would (contraction) Tracey Ullman "___ Know" Target of a 1960 Sir Edmund Hillary expedition "The trouble with political jokes is that ___": Henry Cate VII Theme answers' commonality Timely quip (Part 3) They can make their elders proud "___ the same picture" ("The Office" quote) Tirade, part 3 Tony the Tiger's catchphrase Track cry (with "and") Track cry after "and" "The kids did that?" TIBETAN (var.) Too much to be tolerated: Colloq. The gamut of personal circumstances "The Masked Singer" judge Robin TV actor who composed the original theme tune for "Wheel of Fortune" The egg yolk will inspissate TV host Alan's insensitivity? thunderbird the state of being thickheaded "The Book __": Markus Zusak novel "To Catch a __" (Hitchcock film) Taffy was one. Taffy, for one. The Knave of Hearts, for one. Tech billionaire Peter Tiffani-Amber of "Beverly Hills 90210" [Germany] There is no honor among them They often take things the wrong way they steal the part of the leg between the hip and the knee They might be over two feet, in two senses Turkey servings for the famished? the movement of a plant towards or away from an object that same Tiny volume The shell game. Tricksters of a sort. They help avoid sticking points "The ___ Red Line," Jones book "Think ___" (dieter's imperative) Thick partner Through thick and __ Twiggy-like Tall-tale souce Thing to vanish into Things may disappear into this The police, metaphorically Token concealment " . . . to ___ own self be true": Shak. "To __ own self . . ." "To __ own self be true" "To __ own self be true": "Hamlet" "To ___ own self be true": "Hamlet" bromide often quoted out of context "To _____ own self be true" ("Hamlet" line) Third word of Psalm 86. thy Tippi Hedren? "The play's the ___ . . . " Tangible object That which is fashionable (with "the"). The "T" of Michael Jackson's "P.Y.T." The ______ (1982 horror movie) THING (colloq.) "The Cat in the Hat" twin The Cat in the Hat's numbered cohorts Tasks at hand "Try to remember!" ___ twice (reconsider). the state of being thinkable THOUGHTFUL person *Trying to remember the process of using your mind to consider something carefully This is "put on" to solve a problem the state of being thinking Talking to oneself. The last three caps To understand this puzzle's theme, read the ends of the answers to the starred clues and ... Treats casually "That's what you say?" The Heritage Foundation, for one Treasure; cherish The difference in a squeaker victory The most popular Girl Scout cookies Top-selling Girl Scout cookies Turpentine, at times Turpentine, for example. Turpentine, for one. Turps, for one Turpentine and the like Touchy nature Trait of a touchy person Trait of the easily offended Typesetting term "The ___ Man" (Welles film) "___ time's the charm!" The "hot corner" in baseball. The "hot corner." The Eroica symphony. The mediant: Mus. trichotomy trisection Troublesome things for playwrights. They distinguish solid objects The bourgeoisie. The grandchildren Tendency that has become instinctive, one-upped? Train's electricity source Trains' power sources Teaspoonfuls, vis- -vis a tablespoonful They follow seconds They're bigger than quarters Trisection parts Trisection sections The miner retired after his __ Teammate who rarely plays That parched feeling after a salty snack Tantalus' torture. Terrible reason to drink vodka Torment of Tantalus. ___ trap (sexy selfie) thirstiness They may be slaked Things to quench Thurber's "The ___ Clocks" Triskaidekaphobe's fear Triskaidekaphobic item the cardinal number that is the sum of twelve and one They're never used on Paris houses. "Twelve ___" The Mamas & The Papas The End: Printer's slang. Triple X? Two after love? Two points, in tennis^THIRT ___ Tyrants of ancient Athens the cardinal number that is the product of ten and three Typical length of November or April Times 3, then 10 "The ___" (see 34 Across) "The" + Jack Benny's age + measures "The" + Jack Benny's age + recipe parts Ted Lawson's account, 1943. TV advertising staple Three dozen TV series: 1987-91 "That" companion "That" partner "The comment I'm replying to is dead on" "___ too shall pass" The subject in the phrase "____ is important" THING just mentioned THING near THING present TV's "___ Is Us" TV's "___ Old House" Taylor Swift's "__ Is Me Trying" That alternative That counterpart That go-with That isn't it That substitute? That's counterpart That's opposite That's partner The article here The closer one The item here The nearer of two things. The nearer one The nearer. The object at hand The object in my hands The one close by The one here The one in my hand The one nearby The one over here The one right here The relevant item The thing I'm doing The thing I'm holding up The thing I'm showing you The thing here The thing mentioned. The thing right here The thing you're doing Thing at hand. Thing here Thing mentioned. To-day connector Tommy Dorsey's "___ is it" "That's not as cool as you think, pal" in some memes Tonight Title for an (as-yet) unmade show about being duped into buying unaffordable real estate The United States, in many a political speech "Telling me just won't do!" "They're running neck and neck!" TV tagline voiced by James Earl Jones "The moment has come" "Take the situation seriously, people!" "Today's crossword? Piece of cake!"