| NEDSHERRIN | Producer of the satirical TV programme 'That Was the Week That Was' (3,7) |
| THATWASTHEWEEKTHATWAS | Sixties satirical TV programme with David Frost |
| ABFAB | Small cake rising introducing fine TV programme that was popular once, briefly (2,3) |
| SPECIAL | Rugby--- , BBC TV programme that was first broadcast in 1966 (7) |
| DAVIDFROST | "That Was The Week That Was" host |
| FROST | David ---, TV host and journalist who presented the satirical show That Was The Week That Was in the 1960s (5) |
| LEVIN | Bernard ?, London-born journalist whose credits included BBC TV satire show That Was the Week that Was |
| BERNARDLEVIN | London-born journalist whose television credits included BBC TV satire show That Was The Week That Was (7,5) |
| THAT | Word followed by Was The Week That Was gives the title of a 19603 satirical show (4) |
| LANCEPERCIVAL | English actor who performed topical calypsos on That Was The Week That Was (5,8) |
| MINISERIES | TV programme that is taped by clergymen with time to spare |
| NATIONWIDE | TV programme that broadcasts idea in town |
| DAVID | Interviewer who began in satire on That Was The Week That Was, Sir ... Frost |
| TOMLEHRER | "That Was the Week That Was" songwriter |
| WAS | "That Was the Week That ___" |
| WED | Day of the week that was named for Odin: Abbr. |
| CHARLIEBROOKER | Creator of sci-fi anthology series Black Mirror and presenter of the satirical review show Screenwipe |
| ORWELL | George _, author of the satirical novel Animal Farm (6) |
| BROS | The Real ___ of Simi Valley American satirical TV show featuring a guest appearance by Pete Davidson |
| VOLTAIRE | Author of the satirical novel Candide |
