HAL

• ___ 9000 (fictional computer)

• ___ 9000 (movie villain)

• ___ 9000 in 2001

• ___ 9000, sci-fi computer

• ___ David, Burt Bacharach's collaborator in songwriting

• ___ Trotsky (.302 career batting average)

• '2001' computer

• '2001' name

• '2001' villain

• 'I'm sorry, Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that' speaker

• 'Malcolm in the Middle' dad

• 'Shallow ___' (2001 Jack Black movie)

• 2001: A Space Odyssey computer

• 2001: A Space Odyssey mainframe

• 2001... mainframe

• 2001... talker

• 2001 hardware

• 2001 malefactor

• 2001 nemesis

• 2001 processor

• 2001 villain, perhaps

• Alfie lyricist David

• Barney Miller actor Linden

• Barney Miller star Linden

• Being There director Ashby

• Daisy singer

• Daisy singer of cinema

• I'll Never Fall in Love Again co-writer ___ David

• I'm sorry, Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that computer

• I'm sorry, Dave speaker of sci-fi

• It can only be attributable to human error speaker

• Just what do you think you're doing, Dave? speaker

• Late Night with David Letterman producer Gurnee

• Malcolm in the Middle character

• Prince Valiant cartoonist Foster

• Shallow ___

• Shallow ___ (2001 comedy)

• Shallow ___ (2001 film)

• Shallow ___ (2001 Paltrow pic)

• Shallow ___ (Jack Black movie)

• Shallow ___ (Paltrow film)

• The $64,000 Question host March

• The Late, Great Planet Earth author Lindsey

• This mission is too important for me to allow you to jeopardize it speaker

• #13 villain on AFI's Heroes and Villains list

• 1940's Tigers All-Star Newhouser

• 1968 film computer

• 1983 PGA Championship winner Sutton

• 1986 N.L. Manager of the Year Lanier

• 2001 villain

• 2001 computer name

• 2001 title role for Jack

• 2001 title role for Jack Black

• 2001 troublemaker

• 2004 Ryder Cup captain Sutton

• A Roach

• Acting Linden

• Actor ___ Holbrook

• Actor Holbrook or Linden

• Actor Linden

• Actor Linden or Holbrook

• Actor Sparks

• Anthropomorphic cinema computer

• Anthropomorphic film villain

• Author Bennett

• Bacharach collaborator David

• Bandleader Kemp

• Bard's prince

• Baseball's McRae

• Baseball's Newhouser

• Belgian pilgrimage town, to a Parisian

• Berserk computer

• Big-screen computer?

• Boar's Head Tavern habitue

• Boss of Spanky and Alfalfa

• Broadway producer Prince

• Broadway's ___ Prince

• Burt's frequent writing partner

• C&W singer Ketchum

• Cartoonist Foster

• Cinema centenarian Roach

• Cinematic computer

• Cinematic mainframe

• Cinematic supercomputer

• Clarke computer

• Clarke computer ___ 9000

• Computer aboard the Discovery

• Computer aboard the Discovery One

• Computer acronym of fiction

• Computer created by Arthur C. Clarke

• Computer foiled by Dave

• Computer for 2001

• Computer in '2001: A Space Odyssey'

• Computer in '2001'

• Computer in 2001 and 2010

• Computer in a Kubrick film

• Computer in an Arthur C. Clarke work

• Computer killer

• Computer of cinema

• Computer of film

• Computer that beat the 2000 bug?

• Computer that beat the Y2K threat?

• Computer that sang Daisy

• Computer villain

• Computer voiced by Douglas Rain

• Country singer Ketchum

• Crazed computer

• Crazed computer of cinema

• Dave Bowman's adversary

• Dave disabled him

• Dave's 2001 nemesis

• Dave's computer

• Dave's elec-tronic problem

• Dave's nemesis in '2001'

• Difficult computer of film

• Director Hartley

• Discovery computer

• Discovery One computer

• Dr. Chandra's creation

• Errant computer in 2001: A Space Odyssey

• Evil computer in 2001

• Evil computer of film

• Evil computer of filmdom

• Evil computer of moviedom

• Evil sci-fi computer

• Ex-Tiger pitcher Newhouser

• Extremely powerful computer

• Falstaff s friend

• Falstaff's buddy

• Falstaff's prince

• Falstaff's princely companion

• Falstaff's princely pal

• Falstaff's royal friend

• Falstaff's sire

• Famous computer of film

• Famous computer of sci-fi

• Famous film computer

• Fictional computer born in Urbana, Ill.

• Fictional computer with cognitive circuits

• Fictional supercomputer

• Film computer

• Film director Roach

• Film producer Roach

• Film producer Wallis

• Film villain who sings Daisy, Daisy, give me your answer, do!

• First name in the Barney Miller cast

• Former Talk Soup host Sparks

• Former Tampa Bay manager McRae

• Friend of Falstaff

• Golfer Sutton

• Hartley or 9000

• He came before Henry V

• Henry IV prince

• Henry V when young

• Henry V, as a prince

• Henry V's nickname

• Holbrook

• Holbrook nominated for a 2007 Oscar for Into the Wild

• Holbrook of 'The Fog'

• Holbrook of Evening Shade

• Holbrook of Into the Wild

• Holbrook of The Firm

• Holbrook of Wall Street

• Holbrook of Hollywood

• Holbrook or Linden

• Holbrook or March

• Holbrook or Prince

• Holbrook or Roach

• Holbrook or Sparks

• Holbrook, of Mark Twain Tonight

• Hollywood's Holbrook

• Hotspur's rival

• Hotspur's slayer

• Jack Black movie Shallow ___

• Jack Black role

• Jack Black title role

• Jack Black title role of 2001

• Jazz altoist McIntyre

• Ketchum of country

• Kubrick character that said, I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that

• Kubrick computer

• Kubrick mainframe

• Kubrick robot

• Kubrick's 2001 mainframe

• Kubrick's computer star

• Kubrick's creepy computer

• Kubrick's film computer

• Kubrick's killer computer

• Kubrickian computer

• Linden

• Linden of Barney Miller

• Linden of TV

• Linden or Holbrook

• Linden or Roach

• Lindsey or Linden

• Longtime Royal McRae

• Lyricist ___ David

• Lyricist David (Close to You)

• Mad 2001 computer

• Malcolm's dad

• Malcolm's dad on TV

• Malcolm's TV dad

• March or Linden

• March or Roach

• March who hosted The $64,000 Question

• March who hosted TV's The $64,000 Question

• Mark Twain portrayer Holbrook

• McRae of baseball

• Memorable 1968 movie villain

• Movie character whose last words were the lyrics to Daisy Bell

• Movie computer

• Movie villain voiced by Douglas Rain

• Mr. 9000 of cinema

• Mr. Holbrook

• Mr. Sutton

• Name of a killer computer

• Name of the computer in 2001: A Space Odyssey

• NASCAR's Goodson or baseball's Morris

• NBA Hall of Famer Greer

• Newhouser of Cooperstown

• Nonhuman villain of a classic 1968 film

• Noted Broadway Prince

• Old-time Yankee great Chase

• One of the Princes

• One-time Tampa Bay manager McRae

• Our Gang's Roach

• P.G.A. champ Sutton

• Pal of Falstaff

• Political analyst Bruno

• Political commentator Bruno

• Porter or Prince

• Prince of Henry IV

• Prince of a guy?

• Prince of Broadway

• Prince of the theater

• Prince or David

• Prince or Holbrook

• Prince or Linden

• Prince or Prince

• Prince who became Henry V

• Prince who's friends with Falstaff

• Producer B. Wallis

• Producer Prince

• Quirky director Hartley

• Renegade computer

• Reno competitor Kant*

• Roach of Hollywood

• Roach of silent films

• Roach of the silents

• Roach or Holbrook

• Roach or Linden

• Roach who made a lot of shorts

• Rogue 2001 computer

• Rogue computer of filmdom

• Royals manager McRae (1991-94)

• Scary computer

• Sci-fi character who says Just what do you think you're doing, Dave?

• Sci-fi computer

• Sci-fi computer name not derived from IBM

• Sci-fi lip-reader

• Sci-fi supercomputer

• Sci-fi villain with the line Just what do you think you're doing, Dave?

• Shakespeare prince

• Shakespearian prince

• Shallow Farrelly Bros. title character

• Sound

• Space movie villain

• Sparks of Queer As Folk

• Sutton of the links

• Sutton of the P.G.A.

• Sutton of the TOUR

• Sutton who captained the 2004 US Ryder Cup team