| GOFER | General word for an errand-runner or production assistant on a TV set (5) |
| DRYCLEANER | Person an errand runner may visit |
| SIRI | Assistant on a 56-Down |
| ILLGO | Words from someone volunteering for an errand |
| ARTHURDIRECTOR | Production assistant, properly put? |
| PAGE | Call for an errand boy (4) |
| TODO | Heading for an errand list |
| GROUP | General word for an art collective; a band of pop or rock musicians; or, a small number of galaxies (5) |
| STORM | General word for an atmospheric disturbance such as a blizzard, hurricane, gale of force 10 on the Beaufort scale or cloudburst with thunder and lightning (5) |
| GAUGE | General word for an instrument used for measuring/indicating a quantity or grade of fuel, heat, rainfall, thickness of wire, tyre pressure etc (5) |
| CLOTH | General word for an item such as a duster, flannel or tea towel (5) |
| DEBRA | Messing around on a TV set? |
| EVENT | General word for an activity organised for fund-raising (5) |
| IDIOT | No sensible person takes a box to be a TV set (5) |
| PRONG | GNP, or production projection (5) |
| BEANS | Baked, runner or broad? (5) |
| LANE | A streak of dust and gas in a spiral galaxy; a narrow country road between hedges; a passage through a crowd; or, a division of a track or pool for one runner or swimmer (4) |
| VISTA | View is seen in a television set up |
| BAKE | Batch of biscuits, bread, cakes or pies prepared at one time; or, a general word for an oven-cooked mixture of ingredients in the form of a gratin, lasagne or a tian e.g. (4) |
| PAGES | Senate errand-runners |
