| Clue | Answer | Rung # |
| ☞ The Big Apple ☜ | |
| American film production studio | |
| Railroad sandwiched between Pennsylvania Ave. and Chance | |
| Stenographer's language | |
| Stroke for Federer or Navratilova | |
| Retrace one's steps | |
| CD's predecessor's predecessor | |
| It ends many billiards games | |
| Chris Matthews TV show | |
| Music memorabilia themed restaurant chain | |
| ☞ Drive 20 hours WSW from [Rung 1] ☜ | |
| Its World Series is held in Williamsport, PA | |
| Slang term referring to a cheap, unfair action, or to anything sub-par or of lower grade. | |
| Theme parks located in Williamsburg, VA and Tampa, FL | |
| Open-air areas where alcoholic drinks and local foods are served | |
| Ornamental mug for ales and stouts | |
| 'Bueller?...Bueller?' droned this actor/game-show host | |
| Bulls/Pistons hoopster who won the NBA Sixth Man Award in '05 | |
| Sci-fi adventure comic strip hero | |
| CBS police drama, or a Rolling Stones live album | |
| Word and Excel companion | |
| Turn off an electric device, like a cell phone | |
| Short-lived but acclaimed Starz sitcom about LA caterers | |
| Gift given to attendees at a gathering | |
| Please in Spanish | |
| Easily transported; good for a road trip, perhaps | |
| Where you might find [Rung 8] | |
| Shirtless object of a housewife's flirtations? | |
| Cult favorite South Korean revenge movie | |
| Popular Maryland crab seasoning | |
| ☞ Drive 14 hours NNE from [Rung 11] ☜ | |
| Varities of this vegetable include Burpees stringless and haircots verts | |
| Nickname of popular boxer/wrestler Eric Esch | |
| The last name in pancake syrup? | |
| | Clue | Answer | Rung # |
| ☞ Drive 19 hours SW from [Rung 31] ☜ | |
| ☞ Drive 17 hours NE from [Rung 35] ☜ | |
| Western star of 'The Searchers' and 'True Grit' | |
| Name shared by two consecutive Popes who reigned from 1978 to 2005 | |
| ☞ Drive 10 hours NW from [Rung 36] ☜ | |
| Renowned children's research hospital located in Memphis | |
| Seven-minute-plus Beatles chart-topper | |
| Nicktoon that aired from 1996 to 2004 | |
| Famous Revolutionary defector whose name is synonomous with treason | |
| Succeeded [Rung 38] II as Pope. | |
| Ruling from 1774 to 1791, he is the only King of France ever to be executed | |
| Jazz trumpeter and 'What a Wonderful World' singer | |
| Livestrong cyclist | |
| 'N Sync member | |
| 2011 Nicki Minaj hit | |
| 2011 Spielberg-produced movie, or a chain of motels | |
| Consists of Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Russia, the UK, and the USA | |
| ________ and Special Sauce | |
| HBO drama about a polygamist family | |
| ☞ Drive 19 hours South from [Rung 39] (nickname) ☜ | |
| Egg preparation with runny yolks | |
| Defined as clouds covering all or most of the sky | |
| Late 90s Sega gaming console | |
| Australia's largest theme park, or a term for any surreal setting | |
| Home of Shamu | |
| Popular name for brine shrimp, novelty aquarium pets often sold to children | |
| British indie rock band | |
| Northernmost of the world's 5 major bodies of water | |
| Body of water famously crossed by Charles Lindbergh | |
| ☞ Drive 21 hours NE from [Rung 54] ☜ | |
| ☞ Drive 18 hours West from [Rung 64] ☜ | |
| 'Somebody to Love' and 'White Rabbit' band | |
| Toy glider made of flimsy, disposable material | |
| 1973 film for which Tatum O'Neal famously won an Oscar (at age 10) | |
| | Clue | Answer | Rung # |
| Belgian-style beer, or the rest of the phrase 'Once in a _____' | |
| Stock with a national reputation for quality and reliability | |
| Pringles or Lays product | |
| Mr. ___________ ('Toy Story' character) | |
| Term for someone's unruly hair, as if they just woke up | |
| Hospital fixture used for toileting a bedridden patient | |
| Comic delivery where humor is presented without change in emotion or body language | |
| '_________ tell no tales' | |
| Emmy-winning AMC advertising drama | |
| Colloquial term for a mental institution | |
| Belushi frat-comedy classic | |
| Zoo-themed cookies | |
| Popular July 4th accessories | |
| Found outside most [Rung 1] apartment windows | |
| With 'The,' Steve McQueen WWII movie | |
| One of five bodies of water starting just east of [Rung 31] | |
| ☞ Drive 19 hours West from [Rung 65] (______ City) ☜ | |
| Contents of [Rungs 62, 63, and 85] | |
| ☞ Drive 38 hours SE from [Rung 85] ☜ | |
| Visine competitor | |
| Some flights from [Rung 100] to [Rung 1] | |
| Netflix (er...Qwikster?) rival | |
| Audio recording device sought after in NTSB investigations | |
| Can result from a power outage, or a night of drinking | |
| Action taken by a firm's majority shareholders that pressures minority holders to sell | |
| Childhood recess game where you might become a statue | |
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| Shredded, pan-fried potato | |
| 'Da Vinci Code' author | |
| Dolphins Hall-of-Fame QB | |
| Europe's third-smallest country | |
| ☞ Drive 47 hours WNW from [Rung 87]. Or maybe take a plane. ☜ | |
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