Crossword Clue: Remote TV broadcast
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- 2003 clownfish of filmdom
- 2003 Disney film "Finding ___"
- 2003 film title character who's supposed to be Darla's eighth birthday present
- 2003 Pixar fish
- 2003 Pixar star
- 2013 Northeast superstorm
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- ___ : 2003 :: Dory : 2016
- ___ me impune lacessit
- Animated character helped by Gill, Bloat, Peach and Bubbles
- Animated clownfish voiced by Alexander Gould
- Animated clownfish
- Animated escapee from a dentist's aquarium
- Animated film star
- Animated fish born to Marlin and Coral
- Animated fish from 2003
- Animated fish who was found by Marlin
- Animated fish
- A fish named Dory helped find him
- Antihero of 19th-century sci-fi
- Best Animated Feature of 2003 title character
- Assumed name taken by Prince Dakkar
- His father rode the East Australian Current to find him
- Famous captain of fiction
- His last line is "See you after school, Dory! Bye, Dad!"
- Commander of the Nautilus
- Early comics name
- Early sci-fi captain
- Friend of Bubbles, in an animated film
- Friend of Dory
- Friend of Sandy Plankton
- Fictional anemonefish found somewhere in this clue
- Fictional captain known as Prince Dakkar
- Fictional captain who is the son of a raja
- Fictional captain who travels with an extensive library
- Fictional captain
- Fictional character who says "I am not what you call a civilized man!"
- Fictional clownfish with a foreshortened fin
- Fictional clownfish
- Fictional mariner also known as Prince Dakkar
- Fictional mariner
- Fictional South Pole explorer
- Fictional sub captain
- Fictional sub skipper.
- Fictional submarine skipper
- Fictional submariner
- Fictitious sub captain
- Film character who escaped from a dentist's fishtank
- Film character whose first line is "First day of school!"
- Film character with a stunted right fin
- Film fish nicknamed "Shark Bait"
- Film fish that's found
- Film fish who was lost and found before Dory
- Film fish with a "lucky fin"
- Film fish
- Film title character whose mother dies three minutes into the film
- 'Finding --'
- "Finding" __ (2003 animated film)
- "Finding __": 2003 Pixar film
- "Finding __"
- "Finding ___" (2003 film)
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- "Finding ___" (2003 Pixar film)
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- "Finding ___"
- "Finding ___" (Disney film)
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- "Finding ___" (Disney movie)
- "Finding ___" (film)
- "Finding ___" (Pixar film with the 2016 sequel "Finding Dory")
- "Finding ___" (Pixar film)
- "Finding ___" (Pixar movie about a fish)
- "Finding ___" (Pixar movie featuring Ellen DeGeneres)
- "Finding ___" (Pixar movie of 2003)
- "Finding ___" (Pixar movie with an upcoming sequel)
- "Finding ____"
- "Finding Dory" character
- "Finding Dory" clownfish
- "Finding Dory" fish
- "Finding Dory" role
- 'Finding '
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- "I am at once captain, builder and engineer" speaker
- First word of Scotland's motto
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- Fish befriended by Gill
- Fish captured by a Sydney dentist
- Fish found in 2003
- Fish found in a 2003 film
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- Fish found in Australia
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- Fish in a 2003 film
- Fish in a Disney film
- Fish in a Pixar pic
- Fish in "Finding Dory"
- Fish Marlin and Dory look for in a 2003 animated movie
- Fish seen on a Tokyo DisneySea sub ride
- Fish sought by Marlin and Dory
- Fish sought out by Marlin
- Fish that escaped a dentist's aquarium
- Fish who was found near the end of a 2003 movie
- Fish who was lost in a Pixar movie
- Fish with a friend named Dory
- Disney clown fish
- Disney clownfish
- Disney film fish
- Disney fish
- Disney's little lost clown fish
- Gill nicknames him "Sharkbait"
- James Mason: 1954
- James Mason role
- James Mason sci-fi role of 1954
- He spends much of the film in a dentist's fishtank
- He was found by Marlin and Dory
- He was found in a 2003 film
- Clown fish kids love
- Clown fish of film
- Clownfish character in the upcoming Pixar film "Finding Dory"
- Clownfish in a Pixar film
- Clownfish in "Finding Dory"
- Clownfish in the title of a Pixar movie
- Clownfish in two Pixar movies
- Clownfish of film
- Clownfish with a damaged fin
- "Captain ___ and the Underwater City" (1969 Chuck Connors film)
- Captain ___ of "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea"
- Captain ___
- Captain aboard the Nautilus
- Captain born Prince Dakkar
- Captain for many a league
- Captain in a Verne classic
- Captain in a Verne novel
- Captain in an 1870 novel
- Captain in an 1870 sci-fi classic
- Captain in "The Mysterious Island"
- Captain in "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea"
- Captain of fiction
- Captain of Jules Verne's Nautilus
- Captain of literature
- Captain of many leagues?
- Captain of sci-fi
- Captain of science fiction
- Captain of "The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen"
- Captain of the Nautilus
- Captain of the Nautilus
- Captain of the Nautilus.
- Captain of the ''Nautilus''
- Captain of Verne's Nautilus
- Captain or a fish
- Captain played in film by James Mason
- Captain who claimed Antarctica
- Captain who fought a giant squid
- Captain who said "Eat your pudding, Mr. Land"
- Captain who said, "I have done with society entirely"
- Captain whose name is Latin for "nobody"
- Dory helped find him in a 2003 animated film
- Dory helped find him
- Dory's animated friend
- Dory's clownfish friend, in two movies
- Dory's neighbor
- Explorer of science fiction
- He's called Chico, Fabio, Bingo, Harpo, and Elmo by the forgetful fish Dory
- Drawn fish
- Cartoon fish voiced by Alexander Gould
- Cartoon fish
- Jules Verne captain
- Jules Verne character.
- Jules Verne character
- Jules Verne fictional character
- Jules Verne hero.
- Jules Verne hero
- Jules Verne skipper
- Jules Verne sub captain
- Jules Verne's captain
- Jules Verne's sub captain
- Found fish of film
- Found fish of filmdom
- Toon clownfish
- Toon fish
- Toon fish in a 2003 film
- Toon fish of filmdom
- Toon title fish in an '03 film
- Pixar-animated clownfish
- Pixar cartoon fish whom Dory helped find
- Pixar character with a lucky fin
- Pixar character
- Pixar clown fish
- Pixar clownfish
- Pixar fish that needed "finding"
- Pixar fish whose father is Marlin
- Pixar fish with a "lucky fin"
- Pixar fish
- Pixar hit "Finding ___"
- Pixar protagonist
- Pixar star with a "lucky fin"
- Pixar swimmer
- Pixar title character
- Pixar title clownfish
- Pixar title fish
- Pixar's "Finding ___," 2003
- Pixar's "Finding ___"
- Pixar's little lost clownfish
- Pixar's lost clown fish
- Pixar's lost clownfish
- Novel submariner
- Out-of-studio broadcast
- Vengeful captain of fiction
- Who can be found among anemones?
- Verne antihero
- Verne captain
- Verne character
- Verne explorer
- Verne hero
- Verne mariner
- Verne megalomaniac
- Verne sea captain
- Verne seafarer
- Verne skipper
- Verne submarine captain
- Verne submariner
- Movie character with more than 400 siblings, all of whom are killed within the first five minutes of the film
- Verne villain
- Verne voyager
- Verne's Captain ___
- Movie clownfish
- Verne's captain
- Verne's legendary captain
- Verne's reclusive captain
- Verne's seagoing captain
- Verne's skipper
- Verne's sub captain
- Verne's sub skipper
- Verne's submarine captain
- Verne's underwater voyager
- Verne's voyager
- Movie fish
- Movie role played by Mason, Lom, and Sharif
- Whom Dory and Marlin found, in film
- Whom Marlin sought in a 2003 film
- Striped Disney fish
- Marlin and Coral's son, in film
- Marlin and Dory found him
- Marlin and Dory sought him
- Marlin searched for him
- Marlin’s lost son
- Marlin's lost son, in a Pixar film
- Marlins lost son
- Marlin's son, in a 2003 animated movie
- Marlin's son in a 2003 film and its 2016 sequel
- Marlin's son, in a 2003 film
- Marlin's son in a 2003 Pixar movie
- Marlin's son, in a Pixar film
- Marlin's son, in a Pixar movie
- Marlin's son, in an animated film
- Marlin's son, in film
- Marlin's son, in two animated movies
- Student of Mr. Ray, in a 2003 animated film
- Much sought-after clownfish of film
- Much-traveled captain
- King of early comics
- Sub boss of fiction
- Sub captain of fiction
- Sub captain
- Sub commander of fiction
- Sub skipper of literature
- "The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen" captain
- Winsor McCay's "Little" one
- Winsor McCay's ''Little'' one
- Submarine commander of fiction
- Submariner created in 1870
- Submariner of fiction
- "The Mysterious Island" captain
- ''The Mysterious Island'' captain
- Son sought by Marlin
- The "Nautilus"' captain
- McCay's "Little" one
- McCay's ''Little'' one
- Sought-after clownfish
- Sought-after movie fish
- "Mysterious Island" captain
- Mysterious submarine captain
- Radio or TV remote
- Literary captain who says "I am not what you call a civilized man!"
- Literary captain
- Literary sea captain
- Literary submariner
- Little ___
- "Little ___"
- Little ___ (early comic character)
- "Little ___" (early comic strip)
- "Little ___ in Slumberland" (comic strip)
- "Little ___ in Slumberland" (early comic)
- "Little ___ in Slumberland" (pioneering comic strip)
- Little ____ : comic strip
- Old comics boy
- "Little" boy of early comics
- Little chap of the comics
- "Little" comics boy
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- Little lost clown fish of film
- Megalomaniacal captain
- "Little" visitor to Slumberland, in old comics
- "Live in the bosom of the waters!" speaker
- Land capturer, in literature
- Nautilus builder
- ''Nautilus'' captain
- "Nautilus" captain
- Nautilus captain
- Nautilus commander
- Nautilus commander
- Nautilus designer
- Nautilus man
- Nautilus name
- "Nautilus" skipper
- Nautilus skipper
- Nautilus VIP
- Nautilus's skipper
- Ned Land's rescuer
- Reclusive fictional captain
- Lost-and-found fish
- Lost animated fish
- Lost clownfish of film
- Lost clownfish of filmdom
- Lost film fish
- Lost fish
- Lost fish in a 2003 fim
- Lost fish in a Pixar film
- Lost fish, in a Pixar film
- Lost fish of film
- Lost fish of filmdom
- Lost little clownfish of film
- Lost little fish of film
- Lost movie fish
- Lost, then found movie fish
- Missing fish in a Pixar film
- Remote broadcast, for short
- Remote telecast
- Remote TV broadcast
- No one: L.
- No one; no man: Latin.
- No one, to Nero
- Nobody, in ancient Rome
- Nobody: Lat.
- Nobody, to Cicero
- Nobody, to Nero
- Orange-and-white fish in a Pixar film
- Orange-and-white fish in "Finding Dory"
- Orange-and-white Pixar title character
- Orange-and-white title toon of film
- Orange Pixar character
- Orange Pixar fish
- TV remote control
- "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea" captain
- Sinker of the frigate Abraham Lincoln
- Well-known captain
- Skipper in "Voyages extraordinaires"
- Skipper of the Nautilus
- Sci-fi captain
- Thread: Prefix
- Sci-fi mariner
- Sci-fi skipper
- Sci-fi sub skipper
- Sci-fi submariner
- Undersea captain of fiction
- Underseas man
- Seaman whose last words were "God and my country!"
- Title character abducted in a hit 2003 film
- Title character in a 2003 Pixar film
- Title fish in a 2003 animated movie
- Title fish in a 2003 Pixar film
- Title fish in a 2003 Pixar movie
- Title fish in a Pixar film
- Title fish in an '03 film
- Title fish of a Disney film
- Title fish of an '03 Disney film
- Title fish of an animated film
- Title fish of filmdom
- Title role of a 2004 Oscar winner
- Title subject of a search in a 2003 film
Recent Usage of Remote TV broadcast in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Feb. 24, 1991
