San Antonio Express-News (Sunday)
NEWYORk TImES CROSSWORD
ACROSS 1
5
Partly open
Drug also known as angel dust
8 “Maybe,” informally
14 Windowdressing
19 Tyr, in Norse
mythology
21 Org. with both leftand right-wingers
22 ____ arteries (what carry blood to the kidneys)
23 “Hmm … hard to say” 24 South American financial institution since 1965
26 Reversed
27 Warm up
29 King of Troy in the
“Iliad”
30 Currency of Laos
31 1985 thriller with the tagline “A federal agent is dead. A killer is loose. And the City of Angels is about to explode.”
35 Firmly establishes:
Var.
37 Part of a return
address?
38 Experienced network
congestion
39 Used tobe
41 “I Love You, ____” (book by Nancy Reagan)
42 Twilled fabrics
43 Subject of two squares on a Monopoly board
44 Hip-centric dance
45 It keeps a top up
48 “Good ____!” (shout to
abatter)
49 Collectible itemwith
stats
54 Bacchanalias
56 Huge financial loss, so
to speak
57 First lady
58 Memo opener
59 Elements of neighborhoodwatch programs
62 Brewed beverage
63 Single historical
record
64 QB stat: Abbr.
65 Fool’s gold
66 Lose stiffness
68 Fueled up, in away
69 California’s Point ____
Peninsula
71 Helpful contacts
72 Food depicted cryptically at 24-Across
74 From
75 Notes after sols
76 Consuming Tide
Pods, once, inexplicably
77 At peace
78 Food depicted cryptically at 31-Across
81 On, in away
83 Brain tests,
in brief
84 Significant periods
85 ____ ShermanPalladino, creator of “Gilmore Girls” and “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel”
86 Overhauls
88 Item creating
separation
91 Nail polish brand 92 Viagra competitor
93 Bit of swearing in
church?
96 “Pay attention!”
98 Food depicted cryptically at 49-Across
101 Refuge from a flood 102YoungestMarx
brother
104Skin- care brand 105Love, in Lucca 106Food depicted cryptically at 59-Across 109Romps
112 Riverbank romper
113 Book after Nehemiah 114 Places to collect
prints
115 Garish signs
116 Adds more lubricant
to
117 Good name,
informally
118 Jedi who trained Luke
DOWN
1 Central American rodent that resembles a guinea pig
2 TV hostwith two
Peabodys
3 Sports brand with a
three-stripe logo 4 Sculptor who said, “I invent nothing, I rediscover”
5 Completely defeat, as
a noob
6 Deep-six
7 Kirsten Gillibrand, to
Hillary Clinton, once
8 Connective tissue that runs along the outer thigh, familiarly 9 Prayer garment
10 Farm enclosure
11 Doing some menial
duty, in old army lingo 12 Reinforces, with “up” 13 Puckish
14 Dramatic intro
15 Jedi trained by Luke 16 Jedi related to Luke
17 Grilled sandwich
18 Go by
20 State of drunken
confusion
25 Media restriction
28 Goes quickly
32 Venture to state
33 Azalea with the 2014 No. 1 hit “Fancy”
34 Up to one’s ears
36 Caffeinated aspirin
brand
40 A tool or
a spray 42 Fit of pique
43 Parlor pics
44 Invite to
one’s home
45 To the extent that
46 Black Lives Matter
gathering, e.g.
47 “Let me pay for that” 49 Bundle of hay
50 “Twilight” protagonist 51 Silver-screen actress known as the British Bombshell
52 TV-MA’s film
equivalent
53 Has awaywith
words?
55 Stand-up comedian
Mike
56 Spamspewers
60 Manymusical chords 61 Classic laundry brand 62 First-class
63 Church recess
66 Feeling amenable (found hidden in this clue!)
67 Bony projection found
just behind the ear
70 Cause’s partner
72 Gaggle
73 V.I.P. above veep
75 Knowledgeable
76 Parody, say
79 Cold storage facilities 80 Where crumbsmight accumulate during a meal
81 Summer Olympics usually take place in one
82 Thumb-twiddling
86 Kelly on the HollywoodWalk of Fame
87 Op-eds, e.g.
88 Hit hard, as brakes
89 Hook, for one
90 Sends an invitation
for
91 Be against
92 Sorted laundry load 93 Philippine port with a
reduplicative name 94 Euphemistic
“extremely”
95 The so-called “Pearl
of the Black Sea”
97 Word before hand or
jaw
99 Quarters costing
dollars?
100 ____ Center, home of
the OrlandoMagic 103Father of Anne Frank 107Layer of farmland? 108 What yellowfin is
marketed as
110 “People ____ talking” 111 Indy inits.
The Simpsons
from the publishers of TV Guide
In the new episode “Now Museum, Now You Don’t,” Lisa (voice of Yeardley Smith) stays home from school to explore the wonders of Western art.
Last Tango in Halifax
PBS, 7 p.m. (series finale)
Gillian is pushed to her breaking point at the farm. Ted and Harrison go on an adventure. Caroline finds herself at the heart of an unlikely love triangle. Alan and Celia discover reason to laugh together again, but sobering news awaits them at home.
The Spanish Princess
Starz, 7 p.m. (season premiere)
The last eight episodes of the series telling the story of Catherine of Aragon begin. Catherine and Henry VIII are on the throne as queen and king of England, but the early successes of the Spanish Princess will soon give way to struggles to provide an heir, keep her husband in line and deal with the war unfolding between England and Scotland.
Lemmon & Matthau
TCM, beginning at 7 p.m.
Well before they made later generations laugh in films like “Grumpy Old Men,” Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau memorably teamed up in comedies that remain classics. Enjoy
two of them tonight, beginning with the 1974 dark comedy/drama “The Front Page,” which was directed by Lemmon’s frequent collaborator Billy Wilder and earned Lemmon and Matthau Golden Globe nominations. This is followed by the hilarious, Oscar-nominated adaptation of Neil Simon’s “The Odd Couple,” for which Lemmon and Matthau were again up for Golden Globes.
Bless the Harts