Classic catchphrase from a lunch counter character on 29-Across's self-titled show: 4 wds. Crossword Clue, 12 letters

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RatingAnswerLengthClue
100%NOSOUPFORYOU12Classic catchphrase from a lunch counter character on 29-Across's self-titled show: 4 wds.
49%YADAYADAYADA12Classic catchphrase meaning "blah blah blah" from 29-Across's self-titled show: 3 wds.
35%ALFIESOLOMONS13"Peaky Blinders" character, played by Tom Hardy, who ran a distillery and was seen on the show from season 2 till 4: 2 wds.
31%SARAHPAULSON12"American Horror Story" actress who plays the title character, 46-Across, on a Netflix miniseries (2 wds.)
31%POPEFRANCIS11He declared 29-Across a saint on September 4, 2016: 2 wds.
30%BUTCHCASSIDY12Title character in a classic western film who asks, "Who are those guys?" (2 wds.)
29%DAWSONSCREEK12Classic high-school drama series on the WB whose title character lives near a stream in Capeside, Massachusetts: 2 wds.
28%ITSAMEMARIO11Classic catchphrase from a fictional plumber
28%KISSCAM7Smooch shower on a stadium's jumbotron (2 wds.)
28%MRSCOLUMBO10Unseen wife of Peter Falk's character on a 1971-1978 detective show: 2 wds.
27%BLACKLIGHTNING14Superhero dad who was the title character on a show on a 2018-2021 CW show: 2 wds.
27%HOGANSHEROES12Classic CBS sitcom whose title character leads a group of World War II prisoners: 2 wds.
27%RICHARDCASTLE13Title TV novelist/sleuth played by 51-Across on ABC from 2009 to 2016 (2 wds.)
27%CITIZENKANE11Classic 1941 film whose title character is partly based on William Randolph Hearst: 2 wds.
27%GEORGEBAILEY12Character played by 29-Across in "It's a Wonderful Life" (2 wds.)
27%ERDOCTOR8Many a character on "Grey's Anatomy," for short (2 wds.)
27%LOOKMANOBRAINS14Hit single on 29-Across's 14th studio album (4 wds.)
26%BILLHADER9Former "Saturday Night Live" cast member who plays the title role on 4-Across (2 wds.)
26%RYANHOWARD10A character from "The Office" played by B.J. Novak, who has an on-again off-again relationship with Mindy Kaling's character: 2 wds
26%BUDABBOTT9Comedian in a classic sketch who is asked, "Who's on first?" (2 wds.)
26%WINLOSEORDRAW13Classic Pictionary TV game show with a home version by 48-Across (4 wds.)
26%CAMILLERAZAT12Actress who plays the title character's new friend on 46-Across (2 wds.)
26%WEWERE6"___ on a break" (line from "Friends"): 2 wds.
25%TIPJAR6Container on a coffee shop counter (2 wds.)
25%TVCAMERA8Equipment on a reality show set (2 wds.)
25%MINORITYLEADER14Original title of a nonfiction work by 45-Across republished as "Lead from the Outside" (2 wds.)
25%BARBARABARRIE13"Breaking Away" actress who played the title character's Nana on 46-Across (2 wds.)
25%BRINKLEY8Huntley's partner on a classic NBC news show
25%HAMITUP7Put on a show for the cameras (3 wds.)
25%ENE3It's across from WSW on a compass: Abbr.

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