| Cupid |
| Fancy |
| Rather |
| Dailey |
| McGrew |
| Mr. Beard |
| Pre-Al VP |
| QB Marino |
| Steely __ |
| Fancy one |
| Boy's name |
| Dapper ___ |
| Mr. Quayle |
| Mr. Rather |
| Pol Quayle |
| Judo level |
| Dapper" guy |
| Dapper" one |
| Steely one? |
| Veep Quayle |
| Judo degree |
| Mr. Aykroyd |
| TV's Rather |
| Dapper chap |
| He's dapper |
| Actor George |
| Jacob's son. |
| Son of Jacob |
| Karate level |
| ____ blocker |
| Rather of TV |
| Dapper" dude |
| CBS's Rather |
| Judo ranking |
| Writer Brown |
| Author Brown |
| Dapper fellow |
| Actor Ackroyd |
| Blocker of TV |
| Rank in kendo |
| Rather of CBS |
| Skater Jansen |
| Wacky Aykroyd |
| George's veep |
| Scouts' Beard |
| Comic Aykroyd |
| Karate expert |
| Cupid or Patch |
| Cupid's title. |
| Famous Blocker |
| Karate ranking |
| Miami's Marino |
| NHL-er Hamhuis |
| Roseanne's man |
| Rowan or Cupid |
| Seals, of song |
| Ex-veep Quayle |
| Dick's partner |
| Virginia river |
| Novelist Brown |
| Veep before Al |
| Tribe of Israel |
| A son of Jacob. |
| Dapper" dresser |
| A son of Bilhah |
| Abrams of MSNBC |
| Beard of Scouts |
| Beard or Rather |
| Brown of novels |
| Comedian Fogler |
| Israelite tribe |
| Marino of Miami |
| Rather for one |
| Rather or Cupid |
| Skilled judoist |
| Rather or Rowan |
| Politico Quayle |
| Brown on a shelf |
| Dailey or Duryea |
| Dalley or Duryea |
| Degree in a dojo |
| ESPN's Le Batard |
| Former VP Quayle |
| Marino or Quayle |
| Marino or Rather |
| NFL great Marino |
| Topping or Cupid |
| Quayle or Rather |
| Duryea or Dailey |
| Rather or McGrew |
| Columnist Savage |
| Rather or Marino |
| Delany or Carvey |
| Singer Fogelberg |
| Aykroyd or Marino |
| Aykroyd or Rather |
| Chief ____ George |
| Fogelberg of folk |
| George 41's No. 2 |
| Fouts of football |
| Marino or Aykroyd |
| Martial arts rank |
| Newscaster Rather |
| Rock's Steely ___ |
| Longer" Fogelberg |
| Grid great Marino |
| Rather or Aykroyd |
| Jacob's fifth son |
| Football's Marino |
| Martial arts level |
| ''Roseanne'' hubby |
| Actor ____ Aykroyd |
| CTV's ____Matheson |
| Decathlete O'Brien |
| George H.W.'s veep |
| McGrew of balladry |
| Music's Steely ___ |
| News anchor Rather |
| Rather newsworthy? |
| Rather on the tube |
| Roseanne's husband |
| Rowan of "Laugh-In |
| Marino of football |
| Matheson or George |
| Rather in the news |
| Former veep Quayle |
| Karate skill level |
| Quarterback Marino |
| One of Jacob's sons |
| Ghostbuster" Akroyd |
| Aykroyd of "Dragnet |
| Blocker of 1960s TV |
| Newsman ____ Rather |
| Pitcher Quisenberry |
| Quarter-back Marino |
| Speed skater Jansen |
| Wilson of Semisonic |
| Webster, familiarly |
| Roseanne" character |
| Brown in bookstores |
| Matheson or Heatley |
| Comic actor Aykroyd |
| Martial arts degree |
| Roseanne's TV hubby |
| Blocker of "Bonanza |
| Former anchor Rather |
| Husband on "Roseanne |
| Majerle of the Suns |
| Poker star Bilzerian |
| Rather enlightening? |
| Sportscaster Patrick |
| TV showrunner Harmon |
| Sex columnist Savage |
| Savage of sex columns |
| Inferno" author Brown |
| Anchorman ____ Rather |
| British actor Stevens |
| Chevy colleague, 1975 |
| Chief George, for one |
| Gridiron great Marino |
| Olympic skater Jansen |
| Quisenberry or Quayle |
| Indiana senator Coats |
| Roseanne's TV husband |
| Sportscaster Dierdorf |
| Vice president Quayle |
| Football great Marino |
| ___ Patch, famed pacer |
| Vega$" detective Tanna |
| Baseball's Quisenberry |
| Country duo ___ + Shay |
| Degree in martial arts |
| Father on "The Conners |
| George the 41st's veep |
| Larroquette role on TV |
| Savage of "Savage Love |
| Steely ___ (rock band) |
| Blues Brother" Aykroyd |
| Longtime anchor Rather |
| Rather good with news? |
| Singer/songwriter Bern |
| Football legend Marino |
| Steely ___," rock group |
| Cavaliers owner Gilbert |
| CTV's Matheson, for one |
| Marino of football fame |
| Roseanne's sitcom hubby |
| Unfortunate Mr. McGrew. |
| Laugh-In" co-host Rowan |
| Chevy colleague of 1975 |
| Rather or Aykroyd, e.g. |
| Hyperion" author Simmons |
| Little Men" troublemaker |
| Bestselling author Brown |
| Bonanza actor Blocker |
| Fancy or Dapper follower |
| George's next-in-command |
| Georgia Satellites Baird |
| L.G.B.T. activist Savage |
| Mark of dojo achievement |
| Matheson or George, e.g. |
| NFL Hall of Famer Marino |
| Quarterback great Marino |
| Rather dedicated to news |
| Rather good at reporting |
| Vice President before Al |
| Believe in Me" Fogelberg |
| Former CBS anchor Rather |
| Forrest Gump" lieutenant |
| Aykroyd of "Ghostbusters |
| D.J.'s dad, on "Roseanne |
| ____ Patch: famed trotter |
| Fatal Attraction" husband |
| Potato" misspeller Quayle |
| Former quarterback Marino |
| Forrest Gump's lieutenant |
| Level of judo proficiency |
| Level of karate expertise |
| Stevens of "Downton Abbey |
| Walter's on-air successor |
| Dapper __ (fancy dresser) |
| Former news anchor Rather |
| Sports radio host Patrick |
| Make Love Stay" Fogelberg |
| Best-selling author Brown |
| Roseanne's sitcom husband |
| Bizarro" cartoonist Piraro |
| Dangerous" McGrew of verse |
| Dolphin quarterback Marino |
| NFL sportscaster Dierdorff |
| V.P. between George and Al |
| Rather adept at reporting? |
| Veep between George and Al |
| '80s Indiana senator Quayle |
| Language of Love" Fogelberg |
| Connecticut governor Malloy |
| Degree of expertise in judo |
| Dapper ___ (snappy dresser) |
| Follower of fancy or dapper |
| Former Vice President Quayl |
| Lauria of "The Wonder Years |
| Northern city of Palestine. |
| Peabody Award winner Rather |
| Roseanne's man on "Roseanne |
| Da Vinci Code" author Brown |
| One of Alcott's "Little Men |
| Vice president after George |
| Dolphin Hall of Famer Marino |
| Football Hall of Famer Fouts |
| Handsome ___ (Yale's mascot) |
| Former vice president Quayle |
| Legendary quarterback Marino |
| Downton Abbey" actor Stevens |
| Deception Point" author Brown |
| Savage Love" columnist Savage |
| The NFL Today" analyst Marino |
| Aykroyd of the Blues Brothers |
| Castellaneta of "The Simpsons |
| Crossword solving champ Feyer |
| Football Hall of Famer Marino |
| Roseanne's hubby on "Roseanne |
| Angels & Demons" author Brown |
| The Lost Symbol" author Brown |
| One of the 12 tribes of Israel |
| ___ Patrick (NBC sportscaster) |
| Digital Fortress" author Brown |
| The Wonder Years" actor Lauria |
| John's "Blues Brothers" costar |
| Old Tucker in an old folk song |
| Political commentator Pfeiffer |
| Rap producer ___ the Automator |
| Leader of the Band" Folgelberg |
| Angels & Demons" novelist Brown |
| Dancing Shoes" singer Fogelberg |
| Author Brown who wrote "Inferno |
| Black-belt grade of proficiency |
| England ___ and John Ford Coley |
| Harness-horse champ ____ Patch |
| Homer's voice, ___ Castellaneta |
| Lieutenant ___ of "Forrest Gump |
| Old title equivalent to "master |
| Rather good at delivering news? |
| Rather good at reading the news |
| Steely ___ ("Do It Again" band) |
| Tampa Bay Rays pitcher Jennings |
| Former US vice president Quayle |
| John's "Blues Brothers" co-star |
| SNL" castmate of Gilda and Chevy |
| Brown who wrote "The Lost Symbol |
| Rebellious boy in Little Men |
| Roseanne's husband, on "Roseanne |
| Stevens of "Beauty and the Beast |
| 'The Da Vinci Code' author Brown |
| Steely ___ ("Hey Nineteen" band) |
| Hey Nineteen" rockers Steely ___ |
| . . . from ___ even to Beersheba |
| Rick and Morty" co-creator Harmon |
| The Da Vinci Code" novelist Brown |
| Pro Football Hall of Famer Marino |
| Troublesome orphan in "Little Men |
| Emmy-winning sportscaster Patrick |
| Homer Simpson voicer Castellaneta |
| My Life in Football" author Marino |
| Sports Jeopardy!" host ___ Patrick |
| John's "The Blues Brothers" costar |
| Speed-skating gold medalist Jansen |
| Brown who wrote "The Da Vinci Code |
| Degree of expertise in martial arts |
| First mate on Forrest's shrimp boat |
| Miami Dolphins Hall of Famer Marino |
| Rowan of "Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In |
| Actor Aykroyd of "Driving Miss Daisy |
| Actor Aykroyd of "The Blues Brothers |
| Baltimore electronic musician Deacon |
| Walter Cronkite successor ___ Rather |
| Legendary Dolphins quarterback Marino |
| Castellaneta who voices Homer Simpson |
| ___ in Real Life" (unwatchable romcom) |
| Reeling in the Years" group Steely --- |
| The Language of Love" singer Fogelberg |
| First name from the first year of "SNL |
| Northernmost city of ancient Palestine |
| 1994 speed skating gold medalist Jansen |
| He played Elwood in "The Blues Brothers |
| Marino in the Pro Football Hall of Fame |
| Steely ___ ("Reelin' in the Years" band) |
| Stevens of "Beauty and the Beast" (2017) |
| TV dad of Becky, Darlene and D.J. Conner |
| Reeling in the Years" rockers Steely ___ |
| The __ Patrick Show": sports talk program |
| Voice actor Castellaneta of "The Simpsons |
| Football Night in America" co-host Patrick |
| Forebear of one of the 12 tribes of Israel |
| Stevens who played Matthew on "Downton Abbey |
| College and Pro Football Hall of Famer Dierdorf |
| Father of Becky, Darlene, and D.J. on "Roseanne |
| Actor Stevens who stars in the FX series "Legion |
| Snyder who won't change his football team's name |
| Castellaneta, the voice of Homer on "The Simpsons |
| Original "Saturday Night Live" cast member Aykroyd |
| Rather who anchored "CBS Evening News" from 1981 to 2005 |
| Actor Castellaneta who provides the voice of Homer Simpson |
| Actor Stevens who played the Beast in "Beauty and the Beast |
| ___ Castellaneta (man who provides the voice for Homer Simpson) |
| Quayle, who can be "hunted" down in four answers of this puzzle |
| Sci-fi author Simmons with the 1989 Hugo-winning novel "Hyperion |
| Actor Fogler who won a Tony for "The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee |
| The Big Interview With ___ Rather" (AXS show hosted by a former news anchor) |
| The Da Vinci Code" author Brown who just published "Origin," his fifth Robert Langdon novel |
| Gossip Girl" character who [spoiler alert] turned out to be the true identity of Gossip Girl...but "Gossip Boy" doesn't sound as good |