| Clue | Answer |
| Singer of '100 Years' and 'Superman (It's Not Easy)' | |
| A controversial organization seeking to convert members of a certain religion to Christianity | |
| A first-person shooter where you and three others fight off the zombie hordes | |
| Both an Alan Moore comic book and the Hugo Weaving movie based on it | |
| A song from No, No, Nanette which is popular for tap dancers | |
| A phrase meaning 'to wager everything' | |
| The subtitle for the third Star Trek movie | |
| Shakespearean comedy with the Duke and Angelo | |
| US non-profit placing recent college graduates as educators in underprivileged schools | |
| A series of racing video games from Electronic Arts | |
| The organization in charge of public transit in the UK's capital, including the Underground | |
| Often shortened to RFC, these documents have laid out such important protocols as TCP, IP, FTP, Gopher, PGP, and IP over Avian Carrier | |
| | Clue | Answer |
| A TV detective drama starring Robert Urich as the title character and Avery Brooks as Hawk | |
| Daniel Keyes short story and novel about a mentally-disabled individual gaining exceptional intelligence | |
| Dire Straits song with an early CGI music video | |
| Comedy of manners by Richard Brinsley Sheridan, with the characters of Sir Peter and Lady Teazle | |
| 2009 kids' movie starring Emma Roberts, Jake T. Austin, and, somehow, Don Cheadle | |
| Songs by both Janet Jackson and Sister Hazel | |
| The fictional musical in 'The Producers' | |
| Samuel Beckett play starring Vladimir and Estragon | |
| Hair coloring product targeted to males | |
| 2002 Academy Award-winning documentary by Michael Moore | |
| A phrase referring to an anarchic or chaotic situation | |
| Song by 3rd Party, which was more famously sung by Jennifer Lopez in 1999 on her debut album | |
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