| Satchmo |
| Hang a ___ |
| Disney duck |
| Toon duckling |
| Comic Anderson |
| Disney duckling |
| C.K. show on FX |
| Danny, on "Taxi |
| Brother of Dewey |
| Taxi" dispatcher |
| Comic-strip hero |
| Comedian Anderson |
| Donald Duck nephew |
| A nephew of Donald |
| Musician Armstrong |
| Dispatcher on "Taxi |
| Danny's "Taxi" role |
| Donald Duck's nephew |
| Anderson of stand-up |
| Jazz great Armstrong |
| Salad dish, crab ___ |
| DeVito's "Taxi" role |
| A Donald Duck nephew |
| Nephew of Donald Duck |
| Rotund comic Anderson |
| Sitcom about a standup |
| Latka's boss, on "Taxi |
| A nephew of Donald Duck |
| One of Donald's nephews |
| Emmy-nominated FX comedy |
| Dispatcher on TV's "Taxi |
| Huey and Dewey's brother |
| Web-footed Disney nephew |
| Mascot of the NHL's Blues |
| When repeated, a 1963 hit |
| Family Feud" host Anderson |
| Cab dispatcher on Taxi |
| Danny DeVito's "Taxi" role |
| Acerbic dispatcher on "Taxi |
| One of Donald Duck's nephews |
| Brother ___" (1973 hit song) |
| When repeated, a 1963 #2 hit |
| Jazzman Armstrong, informally |
| Name repeated by The Kingsmen |
| Bear mascot of the NHL's Blues |
| FX show about a stand-up comic |
| Dictatorial dispatcher on "Taxi |
| Lanford Wilson's "Serenading ___ |
| Doubled name in a hit song title |
| Ape in Disney's "The Jungle Book |
| Repeated name in Kingsmen classic |
| Emmy-nominated comedy series on FX |
| Former "Family Feud" host Anderson |
| Half an unintelligible rock classic |
| Doubled, a 1963 hit for the Kingsmen |
| When repeated, a classic of garage rock |
| ___ De Palma (Danny DeVito's role on "Taxi") |
| Character in "Donald's Nephews" (1938 cartoon) |
| FX series whose fifth season premiered April 9 |
| When repeated, classic song with the lyric "Me gotta go |
| Sitcom starring a comic with an identical-sounding first name |
| FX sitcom whose title character is a homophone of the actor who plays him |
| FX dramedy about a comedian (2010-present), or the main character's first name |
| When repeated, #5 on Rolling Stone's 2007 list of "40 Songs That Changed the World |
| When repeated, classic song with the lyric "Sayin' we gotta go, yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah |
| When repeated, 1963 hit with alleged obscene lyrics determined by the FBI to be "unintelligible at any speed |