- 1 PSST
56D [Over here!]
44250 - 2 AHA
45D "Now I see!"
40379 - 3 SNL
41A Show with many notable alums
40263 - 4 USA
57A Network showing "Suits" and "Mr. Robot"
40261 - 5 ERS
65A Hesitant speech sounds
33284 - 6 OSLO
38D Capital due north of the northern tip of Denmark
32324 - 7 STAT
21A "Right now!," to a surgeon
27239 - 8 TAR
61D Paving goo
26351 - 9 TIS
62A "Whether ___ nobler ..."
24222 - 10 TSK
58D "You should know better!"
23189 - 11 SEC
22D Mo
23187 - 12 STP
33D Nascar additive
23172 - 13 IPO
16A Wall St. debut
20133 - 14 RUE
9D Lament
18207 - 15 UMA
34A Actress Thurman
18175 - 16 YEA
20A Vote in favor
17192 - 17 EAU
60D ___ Claire, Wis.
16203 - 18 HEN
59D One laying an egg
16188 - 19 UGH
8D "Yecch!"
16128 - 20 REAR
39D Keister
14184 - 21 AFT
19A Sternward
12144 - 22 INIT
40D "What's ___ for me?"
12117 - 23 MAIL
35D A lot of it is junk
1158 - 24 TEAR
25D Sheds a ___ (24-Down)
10149 - 25 NEIL
43A Late playwright Simon
10115 - 26 ISAY
1D Words before "old chap"
1099 - 27 STEAM
6D Sauna sight
1091 - 28 MOOR
31A Secure, as a ship
1081 - 29 REACT
30A Respond to a stimulus
1067 - 30 COLA
52A Pepsi, e.g.
9116 - 31 SEEPS
42A Oozes
930 - 32 FAT
4D Chubby
8116 - 33 SOLAR
14A ___ panel (rooftop installation)
878 - 34 OATES
64A Pop music's Hall & ___
870 - 35 GTOS
18D Sporty Pontiacs of old
865 - 36 LOIN
28D Beef cut
769 - 37 NPR
10D "Morning Edition" airer
698 - 38 ALLY
36D Italy, to Germany, in W.W. II
686 - 39 AARP
23D Seniors' org.
676 - 40 DALAI
44A ___ Lama
641 - 41 HAMM
26D Soccer star Mia
641 - 42 MITE
54D Smidgen
638 - 43 SNOB
22A Hoity-toity sort
5105 - 44 NOISE
51D Racket
583 - 45 BOND
53A Word spoken before and after "James"
546 - 46 NOSIR
49D Polite refusal
449 - 47 FANG
46D Vampire's telltale sign
434 - 48 ASIAM
32A Just the way you see me
418 - 49 MOLE
2D Double agent
380 - 50 AMAS
27D You love: Lat.
373 - 51 PATTI
7D Musical Page
348 - 52 SEARS
63A Department store that once famously put out catalogs
348 - 53 ATEIT
32D Wiped out, as while skateboarding
343 - 54 VEES
55D Pair of skivvies?
329 - 55 PUG
11A Snub-nosed dog
325 - 56 WREST
67A Seize forcibly
323 - 57 ANDHOW
47D "You can say that again!"
315 - 58 ACUTE
48D Severe but short, as an illness
283 - 59 MVP
54A Star athlete, for short
224 - 60 SPURN
6A Reject, as a lover
221 - 61 IMOFF
1A "Gotta go!"
220 - 62 PIANOTUNER
11D One involved with a grand opening?
27 - 63 EBERT
50D Film critic Roger
181 - 64 CRIES
24D Gets emotional at a wedding, maybe
119 - 65 KNUTE
66A Rockne of Notre Dame fame
118 - 66 UPFOR
12D Enthused about
115 - 67 ALWAYS
27A Unfailingly
18 - 68 FROSTY
5D Snowman of song who's "a jolly, happy soul"
15 - 69 OLLA
3D Earthen pot
088 - 70 TAGUP
15A Retouch a base after a fly-out
015 - 71 GOTBY
13D Coped, barely
05 - 72 AIRPORTTERMINAL
37A Common taxi destination
03 - 73 FAIRLY
46A Without bias
03 - 74 ATOMICTHEORY
23A The idea that matter is composed of small, distinct components
02 - 75 01
- 76 01
- 77 THEEIGHTIES debut
58A When Pac-Man and Rubik's Cube were popular ... or a phonetic hint for 17-, 23-, 37- and 48-Across
01 - 78 01