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''He seemed like such ___ boy''
``He seemed the incarnate 'Well ___ you so!''': Longfellow
He seizes what he sees
He sells Squishees at the Kwik-E-Mart
He sells Squishees on "The Simpsons
He sells Squishees to Bart
He sells the Simpsons Squishees
He sells to whom he pleases.
He served as A.G. under his brother
He served before Johnson
He served between Churchill and Macmillan
He served between two Edwards
He served between Warren and Herbert
He served in the Senate for 16 days shy of half a century
He served the fewest 20th-century days (83) as U.S. VP
He served two years before the mast
He served with Bill Clinton
He served with Clinton
He served with Nixon
He serves beers to Homer
He serves Duff beer to Homer
He set down all 27 Brooklyn Dodgers he faced in Game 5 of the 1956 World Series
He sets the show up
He shall not ___ if he have his own": Shak.
He shall rule them with ___ of iron
He shared a Nobel Peace Prize with de Klerk
He shared a Nobel Peace Prize with Menachem
He shared a Nobel Prize with de Klerk
He shared a phone booth with Bill and Ted
He shared a screenwriting Oscar with Ben
He shared an award with Begin
He shared the 1925 Nobel Prize in Physics with Hertz
He shared the 1933 Physics Nobel with Schrödinger
He shared the 1956 ticket with Adlai
He shared the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize with the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
He shared the AP Driver of the Century award with Andretti
He shared the Peace Prize with Menachem
He shared the peace prize with Shimon and Yitzhak
He shares a castle with Frederick and Inga
He shares one parent
He sheds light for Santa
He-sheep
He shocked reporters at the event by accusing them of ___ ...
He shone before Koch
He shook hands with Arafat on September 13, 1993
He shook hands with Rabin on September 13, 1993
He shoots he scores!", he announced
He shot at orcs
He shot at soldiers
He shot in Sherwood Forest
He shot it out at the OK Corral
He should beware
He should have heeded Calpurnia
He should have starred in "Taxi Driver
He should have starred in "The Cable Guy
He should have starred in "The Saint
He should have starred in "The Shawshank Redemp ..." wait ...
He should have swatted those two flies
He should have taken a left turn at Albuquerque
He should have written "Arrowsmith
He should have written "Fear of Flying
He should have written "Green Eggs and Ham
He should have written "Hotel
He should have written "Love Story
He should have written "Postcards From the Edge
He should have written "What Makes Sammy Run
He shouted "Eureka!
He shouted "Sic semper tyrannis!
He shouts "Bam!" on the set
He shows surprise
He shrugged, in an Ayn Rand title
He shrugged, said Miss Rand
He sighted and named Natal on Christmas Day of 1497
He signed his X with a Z
He signed the King legislation
He sincerely flatters
He sings lays with a lei
He sings low
He sings "Mister Cellophane" in "Chicago
He sings "My Object All Sublime.
He sings "Rubber Duckie
He sings "Rubber Duckie, you're the one / You make bath time lots of fun
He sings with an edge and with The Edge
He sings,"Ridi, Pagliaccio
He sits below the salt
He sits in a lot of laps
He sits next to Bruno on "Dancing with the Stars
He sits on the bench in L.A.
He slapped Larry
He slaps (anag) — unlucky
He "sleeps tonight," in song
He slept for 20 years
He slew 25% of the world's population
He slew Alexander
He slew the Cyclopes, in some myths
He slugged 755 homers from 1954 to 1976, started his career with the Milwaukee Braves, and ended it with the Milwaukee Brewers: 2 wds.
He smelled Ararat?
He smoked a big ___" (Boston)
He sniggles
He sold his birthright
He sold his birthright to Jacob
He sold his birthright to Jacob, in Genesis
He sold his soul
He sold his soul to the devil
He sold his soul to the Devil in exchange for knowledge
He sometimes smacks Stimpy
He sought "the monstrousest parmacetty" [3-10]
He sounds like a bomb, kind of
He sparred verbally with Cosell
He sparred with Olivier in "Sleuth
He speaks: Lat. abbr.
He speaks the first and last lines in "Measure for Measure
He speaks with forked tongue
He spends much of the film in a dentist's fishtank
He spent 29 years in the Knesset
He spent December 25, 1642 being born in Woolsthorpe-by-Colsterworth
He spent December 25, 1776 crossing a frigid river
He spent December 25, 1926 succeeding to the Japanese throne
He spent December 25, 1991 resigning as head of state
He spent December 25, 800 being crowned Holy Roman Emperor
He spent nine weeks painting with Van Gogh in Arles
He spent the winter in Hades
He spent time in a lion's den
He spied with Igal et al.
He spied with Joshua
He splits to unite
He spoke ___ but went straight . . .
He spoke for Bugs
He spoke for Charlie and Mortimer
He spoke for himself with prodding
He spoke for Mortimer
He spoke for Moses
He spoke for Rubble
He spoke for Rubble and Gonzales
He spoke for Standish
He spoke the only word in "Silent Movie
He "spoke" with horns and whistles
He sported close-cropped sideburns playing Dylan McKay on TV
He spun for George
He stabbed Caesar first
He stabs Roderigo
He stammered ___
He stared into a mirror. "___, handsome," said Lisa playfully. Inspired, Johnny raised the note by a semitone. "Awful!" he yelled.
He starred as himself in "Cuban Pete," 1946
He starred in "Green Acres
He starred in "Scarface" in 1932
He starred in "The Slap Maxwell Story
He starred in "Two on the Aisle.
He starred on B'way in "How to Succeed . . .

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