| Defoe hero |
| Defoe's hero |
| Robinson ___ |
| Friday finder |
| Friday friend |
| Defoe survivor |
| Defoe castaway |
| Friday's friend |
| Friday's master |
| 2008 NBC series |
| Defoe character |
| Castaway of fame |
| Classic castaway |
| Friday companion |
| Defoe's castaway |
| Friend of Friday |
| Literary islander |
| Literary castaway |
| 1719 literary hero |
| Fictional castaway |
| Defoe hero Robinson |
| Defoe title surname |
| Defoe's 'Robinson --' |
| Robinson the castaway |
| Survivor of literature |
| Robinson of literature |
| Daniel Defoe's castaway |
| Eminent mariner of York |
| Defoe's titular castaway |
| He thanked God for Friday |
| Journal keeper of fiction |
| British mariner of fiction |
| Fictional mariner from York |
| Marooned mariner of fiction |
| Shipwrecked Defoe character |
| His work was done by Friday |
| Man who was happy for Friday |
| Fictional 1719 autobiographer |
| One who might say "T.G.I.F."? |
| His chores were done by Friday |
| He has no company before Friday |
| Title character of a 1719 novel |
| Man who was happy it was Friday? |
| Thank God, it's Friday" declarer? |
| Robinson ___" (Daniel Defoe novel) |
| Ultimate inspiration for "Survivor |
| 2008 NBC series based on a Defoe novel |
| He had most of his work done by Friday |
| NBC series appropriately airing on Friday |
| He might have said "Thank goodness it's Friday |
| Character shipwrecked on what he called the "Island of Despair |
| Fictional hero whose first words are "I was born in the Year 1632, in the City of York ... |