| UNMISSABLE | How a must-see film, play or exhibition might be described (10) |
| ADAPTATION | A film, play or TV series that has been rewritten in a modified form from a book (10) |
| FROSTNIXON | Nothing planned after cold weather? See a film/play (5/5) |
| FLOWERSHOW | A display or exhibition of plants etc., such as that held annually in Chelsea since 1912 (6,4) |
| ACTION | The collective events forming the plot of a drama, film, play or story; the mechanism of a piano or a watch; or, any deed, gesture or thing done (6) |
| HYPERBATON | Bear-python hybrid, as an example this I must see (10) |
| HASTALUEGO | A sticker getting top to bottom covered by 'Must see you later in Spain' (5,5) |
| DENOUEMENT | Final part (of film, play) |
| COMEDY | Opposite of tragedy in ancient Greek theatre, symbolised by a sock; humorous film, play or event; or, a story with a happy ending (6) |
| FISHMARKET | A tourist must-see at Pike Place |
| SWEETMENUS | Must-see new layout for pudding lists (5,5) |
| SCORE | Music for a film/play; or, a set of 20 (5) |
| RERUN | A film, play or series that is broadcast or put on again (5) |
| THRILLER | A sensational or exciting film, play or story (8) |
| AMUSEMENTS | Man must see funny games in arcades? |
| VILLAIN | The wicked character in a film, play or story (7) |
| PREMIERE | The first public performance of a film, play or opera (8) |
| CAST | A pair of hawks; a throw at dice; or, a company of actors/actresses taking part in a film, play, opera or ballet (4) |
| REVIEW | A formal inspection of military or naval forces originally, later a critique of a book, film, play, restaurant etc; or, a publication containing said evaluation (6) |
| RAVE | "This film is a must-see!" review |
