Crossword Clue: Foote work
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- 10 o'clock TV genre
- __ queen
- ___ queen (extremely emotional sort)
- ___ queen
- An hour of prime-time TV, often
- A kind of play
- A lot of Shakespeare's writing
- "Antony and Cleopatra," e.g.
- A play
- Beaumont and Fletcher's forte
- "A View from the Bridge" is one
- A work by Samuel Nathaniel Behrman
- Acting major
- Acting student's major
- Arthur Miller's forte
- "Better Call Saul," e.g.
- Arts branch
- Actor's major
- Aeschylus creation
- Bit of TV fare
- Award show category
- Albee creation
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- Albee's field
- Albee's forte
- Comedy alternative
- Comedy counterpart
- Comedy's counterpart at the Emmy Awards
- Comedy's counterpart
- "Boston Legal" or "L.A. Law"
- David Mamet play e.g.
- Daytime soap, e.g.
- Histrionics?
- Histrionics
- Ionesco work
- Certain queen's bailiwick
- Certain queen's domain
- "Grey's Anatomy," e.g.
- "Breaking Bad," e.g.
- Fugard creation
- Fugard's field
- Broadway fare
- Broadway offering
- Broadway play, often
- Broadway show
- Field where many plays happen?
- "Game of Thrones," e.g.
- "Game of Thrones" genre
- Hourlong show, often
- Hourlong TV show, often
- "House," but not "Full House"
- Film genre
- Film or TV genre
- Film type
- Emmy category
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- Emmy genre
- Emotional episode
- Emotional event
- Emotional outburst
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- Howard Sackler product
- "Hamlet," e.g.
- "Hamlet," for one
- Genre for "Roma" or "Moonlight"
- Genre of serious films and plays
- Genre that's more serious than comedy
- It's acted seriously
- First part
- Counterpart of comedy
- Harold Pinter's forte
- Ibsen output
- Ibsen's field
- Ibsen's forte
- It's serious
- Diva's forte
- "Ghosts" is one
- Erasure song that is not funny?
- Class with masks?
- Eugene O'Neill specialty
- Euripides creation
- Euripides' forte
- Euripides' genre
- Excitement
- "C.S.I.," e.g.
- Foote work
- Hellman's "The Children's Hour," e.g.
- Golden Globes category
- Golden Globes film classification that isn't "Musical or Comedy"
- Golden Globes genre
- Golden Globes movie category
- "Dracula," e.g.
- College major
- Inge creation
- Inge forte
- Inge's field
- High schooler's problem
- "Gotham," e.g.
- Category for many Emmys
- Tony category
- Mamet's metier
- Pinter product
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- Kazan's forte
- Serious entertainment
- Serious movie or TV series
- Serious movie
- Serious play?
- Serious play
- Serious series
- Serious stage piece
- Serious stage play
- Serious stage work
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- Serious TV series
- Pulitzer category
- Pulitzer Prize category
- Many a TV series
- Many an Arthur Miller work
- Story of conflict, perhaps
- Story of conflict
- Movie genre
- "The Crucible," e.g.
- "Toys in the Attic," e.g.
- Shavian forte
- Shaw creation
- Shaw product
- "Ozark" or "Fargo"
- Marlowe product
- Kind of queen
- Video store category
- Video store section
- Video-store section
- Tragedy
- Williams work
- Mary J. Blige "No More ___"
- Play — big emotional scene
- Play, maybe
- Play without much joy?
- Play
- "Rome" or "Empire," e.g.
- "Masterpiece Theatre" fare
- ''Masterpiece Theatre'' fare
- Playhouse fare
- Playhouse offering
- Queen's milieu
- Plays
- Sophocles' forte
- Sophocles's forte
- Kyd product
- Kyd work
- The stuff of plays
- The theater
- Literary genre
- "True Detective," e.g.
- Live "Selling the ___"
- Popular Yale major
- lonesco product
- "Real Housewives" action
- Real-life ___
- Reality show staple
- Reality TV staple
- "Law & Order," e.g.
- Netflix category
- Peele product
- One of the arts
- Miller creation
- Miller product
- Relationship complications
- "Macbeth," for one
- O'Neill creation
- O'Neill specialty
- O'Neill work
- O'Neill's field
- O'Neill's forte
- O'Neill's specialty
- Molière's forte
- "Oooooh, something juicy is going down!"
- Opposite of comedy
- Product of Coward or Howard
- Theater fare
- Theater genre
- Theater offering, sometimes
- Theater offering
- Theater production
- Theater school study
- Theater
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- Theatrical entertainment
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- Theatrical performance
- Theatrical piece
- Theatrical production
- Theatrical work
- Turbulent emotional episode
- Turbulent scenes
- Turbulent situation
- Thespian's forte
- Thespian's major
- TV awards category
- TV genre
- TV soap
- TV's "The Crown" or "Dexter"
- Suspense
- Samuel French offering
- "We Know ___" (TNT slogan)
- Save it for your mama
- "Save the ___ for your momma"
- Type of movie
- Work in a theater
- Type of queen
- Work on stage
- Thing I have NONE of in my friend group
- Type of stage play
- Syndication selection
- Synge or O'Casey work
- Situation of conflict
- "Scarface" genre
- [This is how it might have happened]
- Stage fare
- Stage genre
- Stage offering
- Stage play
- Stage production
- Stage show
- Staple of many a "Real Housewives" episode
- What no band wants from fans
- Unnecessary complication, slangily
- Unnecessary hand-wringing, say
- Unnecessary hassle
- You can expect some from a prima donna
- Section at Blockbuster
- Telenovela, e.g.
- Tense incident
- Tense state
- Tension
- Soap, for example
- Soap genre
- Soap ingredient?
- Soap opera, e.g.
- Soap opera, for one
- Soap opera's genre
- Soap, say
- Soap staple
Recent Usage of Foote work in Crossword Puzzles
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- Pat Sajak Code Letter - May 25, 2012
- USA Today - May 6, 2010
- New York Times - Dec. 6, 1992