| Clue | Answer |
Abbreviated TVA and formed in 1933, this federal corporation brought flood control & electricity to several US states. | |
Barbra Stanwyck, Lee Majors and Linda Evans starred in this mid-sixties TV western series | |
| This Monkees hit that was based on an actual street name in West Orange, NJ, not Status Symbol Land. | |
Convallaria majalis, this flower's blooms look like small white bells. | |
| Gag me with a spoon! His daughter Moon Unit accompanied Frank Zappa on this, his only top 40 hit. | |
| George Washington slept here, in the winter of 1777-78. | |
| Home to Burbank and Glendale, and so many adult film studios that it has the nickname 'Silcone Valley' | |
This picturesque skiing area of Idaho has been a seasonal home to Tom Hanks, Ernest Hemingway and Clint Eastwood. | |
In 1960, this small California town hosted the Winter Olympics | |
In the KJV version of Psalm 23 ('The Lord is my shepherd') these seven words follow 'Yea, though I walk through…' | |
Jeannie C. Riley's mom really socked it to this Parent-Teacher Association in a 1968 hit song. | |
| Bruce Hornsby won a Grammy for Best Bluegrass Recording for his 1990 remake of this, his own 1988 hit | |
| Located near Luxor, Egypt, this area is rich in burial tombs of the Pharaohs. | |
| | Clue | Answer |
| Fictional setting of the ABC soap 'All My Children' | |
| Nickname given to the California area that headquarters Apple, Google, Facebook and eBay. | |
| Since 2007, this actor has had starring roles in 3 TV series: 'Boston Legal', 'Fringe', & 'Human Target'. | |
One of the best-selling novels of the 1960s, this Jacqueline Susann book became a movie starring Sharon Tate & Patti Duke. | |
| Unofficial sequel to the above, this 1970 Russ Meyer campy classic was written by Roger Ebert | |
| Series of young adult books centered around twins Jessica and Elizabeth Wakefield | |
| Set in Wales, this sentimental film directed by John Ford beat Citizen Kane for Best Picture at the 1942 Oscars | |
| The first Neanderthal skeletons were found in this area of Germany, also known for its coal & steel production. | |
Theory that when computer animation or robots look 'too human', it causes people to be repulsed | |
| The lowest, driest and hottest point in North America, and according to WWE intros, home of The Undertaker | |
Unquestionably, they manufacture the best Ranch dressing of anyone on this list. | |
| Not quite a 'valley' #1: 1930s early crooner, bandleader and actor, his trademark megaphone was a necessity as he toured before amplification was invented. | |
| Not quite a 'valley' #2: He sang the title track from 'Grease', and is the central character in the musical 'Jersey Boys'. | |
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