Answer: ABC
ABC is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 384 times.
Referring Clues:
- Its slogan was once "Wide world of entertainment"
- Epitome of simplicity
- Agatha Christie's "The ___ Murders"
- Disney owns it
- "20/20" network
- Roseanne's network
- Disney acquisition of 1995
- "Rin Tin Tin" shower
- Paradigm of easiness
- Disney division
- Leading letters
- "N.Y.P.D. Blue" network
- "Marcus Welby, M.D." network
- Easy threesome?
- Network on which Phil Hill has been a sports commentator
- "Roseanne" broadcaster
- Where "The Fugitive" aired in the 1960's
- "One Life to Live" airer
- Easy as __
- The late Peter Jennings's network
- Fox competitor
- Network of "Lost"
- "The Lone Ranger" airer, 1949-57
- "Boston Legal" network
- They're "easy" to find in 17- and 53-Across and 3- and 24-Down
- ___ Powers (negotiators between the U.S. and Mexico, 1914)
- "Dynasty" airer
- Early run?
- "Dancing With the Stars" airer
- Charles Gibson's network
- With 83-Down, early learning aid
- "Charlie's Angels" airer
- "Dirty Sexy Money" airer
- Multiple-choice choices
- 1970 hit for the Jackson 5
- "Wagon Train" network, 1962-65
- Symbol of simplicity
- "Monday Night Football" network
- "Spin City" network
- Epitome of easiness
- "The Practice" network
- "Home Improvement" network
- "NYPD Blue" network
- Home of "The Drew Carey Show"
- Pie equivalent?
- "Dinotopia" network
- Where to find Madden and Michaels on Mondays
- Easy as ___
- Jackson 5 hit
- Phone button letters
- Starting three
- "Desperate Housewives" network
- Start of a kindergarten song
- "Lost" network
- Where to find "Desperate Housewives"
- CBS alternative
- Exemplar of easiness
- Alphabet starter
- "Lost" broadcaster
- Start of a familiar lineup
- "Ugly Betty" network
- "Dancing with the Stars" network
- Where to see "20/20"
- Where to get "Lost"
- #1 hit #2 for the Jackson 5
- "Poison Arrow" band
- 2, on an ATM
- "All My Children" network
- Peter Jennings's network
- "Extreme Makeover" network
- Opening string
- First string?
- "8 Simple Rules" airer
- "Desperate Housewives" airer
- 3 letters on 2
- Jackson 5 #1 hit of 1970
- 1970 hit with the lyric "That's how easy love can be"
- "Wide World of Sports" airer
- "Ugly Betty" airer
- "Private Practice" network
- Network owned by Disney
- "Jimmy Kimmel Live" network
- "The Alphabet Network"
- "Supernanny" broadcaster
- Easy letters?
- "Alphabet web," to Variety
- "Grey's Anatomy" network
- "According to Jim" airer
- "Roots" network
- Alphabetical network
- Symbol of ease
- "According to Jim" network
- "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" network
- "Brothers & Sisters" airer
- "Lost" airer
- "Jeopardy!" airer
- "Invasion" network
- Kindergarten trio
- ''Dancing With the Stars'' network
- Something simple, supposedly
- 2 on a telephone
- ''Men in Trees'' network
- Phone trio
- Telephone trio
- ''Scrubs'' network
- Early investor in Disneyland
- ''Lost'' airer
- Elementary trio
- Kindergarten song starter
- Elementary beginning
- Exemplar of ease
- ''Lost'' letters?
- Start of an elementary lesson
- Network that wants us all to get ''Lost''
- Soup ingredients?
- Fox rival
- Jackson 5 hit of 1970
- "20/20" airer
- Part of the Disney empire
- Kids' song opening
- Where you'll get "Lost"
- Fox alternative
- What some things are as easy as
- Home of "The Practice"
- ". . . easy as 1-2-3" Jackson 5 hit
- GMA's home
- Jackson 5 chart-topper
- Disney subsidiary
- Disney acquisition
- Start of a learning song
- *Jackson 5, 1970
- "Happy Days" network
- "The View" network
- Alphabet section
- See 37-Across
- Epitome of ease
- 2 letters
- "Easy as" letters
- Diane Sawyer's network
- "The Bachelor" network
- "Modern Family" network
- "Wipeout" network
- Network that wants us all to get "Lost"
- "Lost" letters?
- "Men in Trees" network
- "Scrubs" network
- "... easy as 1-2-3" Jackson 5 hit
- Jackson 5 classic
- "Brothers & Sisters" network
- Big Three member
- Alphabet run
- Common detergent?
- "Alias" network
- Start of a children's song
- 1970 #1 hit for the Jackson 5
- "Good Morning America" network
- TV rival of SHO or MAX
- Network of "The View"
- Alphabet's start
- Telephonic trio
- Grade-school song start
- Disney holding
- Regis and Kelly's network
- 'Dancing With the Stars' network
- 'The View' airer
- 'All My Children' airer
- 'Wipeout' network
- 1970 Jackson 5 hit
- 'Suburgatory' airer
- 'Lost' network
- 'Nightline' airer
- 'Pan Am' network
- 'Nightline' network
- Simple start
- First letters
- Regis' network
- Where 'Lost' is found
- Regis and Kelly's airer
- Basic learning
- Disney-owned network
- 'The View' network
- 'The View' carrier
- 'The View' net
- 'Grey's Anatomy' network
- 'Ugly Betty' network
- Jennings' network
- Regis and Kelly's net
- Basic lesson
- 'Desperate Housewives' network
- 'Desperate Housewives' home?
- Jennings' longtime employer
- Jackson 5 song
- Charles Gibson's employer
- Rudimentary lesson
- Jennings' employer
- Regis' employer
- Easiness comparison
- Rudimentary instruction
- 'GMA' network
- 'The View network'
- Peter Jennings' network
- '20/20' airer
- 'Lost' airer
- Alphabet opener
- 'Alias' airer
- Alphabet beginner
- Letters near 2
- Detergent brand
- 'Live! With Kelly' airer
- "Start Here" sloganeer
- NBC competitor
- "Castle" carrier
- 'The Bachelor' airer
- "Modern Family" airer
- "Revenge" carrier
- Where "The Fugitive" originally aired
- Home of "The View"
- Original airer of "The Jetsons"
- Disney network
- As easy as ___
- It succeeded "Let It Be" as Billboard's #1 single
- Start of a tot's recitation
- Major TV broadcaster
- Letters that are the epitome of ease
- 1970 #1 hit with the lyric "Easy as ..."
- "Body of Proof" network
- Original co-owner of Disneyland
- "This Week" airer
- 'Revenge' network
- Inital letters
- Easy as ______
- 'Modern Family' network
- "The Bachelor" airer
- 'Nashville' network
- Jimmy Kimmel's employer
- "Shark Tank" broadcaster
- Preschool song opener
- "Castle" network
- Simple as ____
- Jimmy Kimmel's network
- "The Green Hornet" airer, 1966-'67
- "Shark Tank" airer
- Kimmel's network
- 'The Chew' network
- 'Modern Family' airer
- Alphabet start
- The Bachelor airer
- What something might be as easy as
- Diane Sawyer's employer
- Easy letters
- 'The Middle' network
- 1970 Jackson 5 song
- Start of a preschool song
- One big-time broadcaster
- #1 hit between "Let It Be" and "American Woman"
- Jackson Five no. 1 hit
- CBS rival
- Kimmel's employer
- TV letters
- 'The Chew' airer
- Preschool song start
- The height of simplicity
- ___ book
- Start of an oft-recited sequence
- 'Scandal' airer
- "They're ___ Delicious!" (Alpha-Bits slogan)
- "General Hospital" network
- Major network
- 'Castle' airer
- Home of 'The View' and 'The Chew'
- Major TV network
- Alphabet intro
- NBC's rival
- "Grey's Anatomy" airer
- Rival of 11-Across
- Easy as
- Phone's #2
- Alphabet network
- 'Scandal' network
- Subject's basic facts
- "Scandal" broadcaster
- "The Bachelorette" network
- 1970 Jackson 5 chart topper
- Phone button trio
- Kindergarden song beginning
- Part of a simplicity simile
- Major broadcaster
- A broadcast net
- "Scandal" airer
- 'Castle' network
- "Castle" producer
- "Scandal" network
- "The Real O'Neals" airer
- Start of a familiar run
- Letters for a toddler
- Early school lesson
- "World News Tonight" airer
- Jimmy Kimmel employer
- 'The Real O'Neals' network
- Jackson 5 #1 hit
- "The Middle" network
- Something easy, so they say
- "The Goldbergs" airer
- First letters learned
- Child's first letters, often
- #1 Jackson 5 hit
- "The View" airer
- "The Goldbergs" network
- Preschool group?
- Easy as 1-2-3
- "Quantico" network
- Kind of order ... or a hint to this puzzle's unusual construction
- Former ESPN owner
- Jackson Five hit
- "Black-ish" network
- 1970 Jackson 5 #1 hit
- 2 phone letters?
- Pie equivalent, in a simile
- Airer of "The Bachelor" and "The Catch"
- Kindergarten threesome
- Early learning letters
- "20/20" broadcaster
- 'Quantico' network
- Opening trio
- 'Black-ish' network
- Alphabet openers
- Jackson 5 hit with the lyric "It's easy as 1, 2, 3"
- Early lesson letters
- First network letters?
- Easy sequence?
- Broadcast syst.
- 'The Catch' network
- 1970 title lyric after "Simple as do re mi"
- It shows "Shark Tank"
- Simple as ___
- TV network with much Shondaland programming
- Easy comparative
- Multiple choice choices
- "Easy" letter trio
- Leading trio
- 2019 Oscars airer
- "The Rookie" network
- "Shark Tank" network
- "Live With Kelly and Ryan" network
- "The Bachelorette" channel
- Block letters?
- "black-ish" airer
- Home of 72-Down
- It's easy, it's said
- 2 letters, on a phone
- Network that aired "Happy Days" and "Laverne & Shirley"
- "Mixed-ish" network
- Pre-school song start
- Alphabetic TV channel
- Kind of order for the circled letters in this puzzle
- TV channel, or the start of a series
- Its first color series was "The Jetsons"
- "The Good Doctor" network
- Start of Canada's alphabet
- Metaphor for simplicity
- Robin Roberts' network
- See 45-Down
- "Fresh Off the Boat" network
- Elementary sequence
- Easy comparison
- Letter sequence that symbolizes easiness
- "Big Sky" channel
- Original airer of "The Flintstones"
- Network with a Times Square studio
- Simple comparison
- Alphabet sequence symbolizing ease
- "Mixed-ish" airer
- It can replace "pie" in an idiom
- Start of the alphabet
- "Abbott Elementary" TV network
- "American Idol" airer starting in 2018
- "The Bachelorette" TV network
- "Abbott Elementary" network
- "American Idol" network
- Kindergarten letters
- Start of a kindergarten ditty
- 1970 Jackson 5 hit with the line "Easy as 1, 2, 3"
- Robin Roberts's network
- Letters next to the 2 on a phone keypad
Last Seen In:
- USA Today - March 02, 2023
- New York Times - February 23, 2023
- LA Times - January 15, 2023
- New York Times - December 19, 2022
- New York Times - December 14, 2022
- New York Times - December 06, 2022
- LA Times - December 03, 2022
- LA Times - November 07, 2022
- New York Times - October 27, 2022
- LA Times - October 27, 2022
- USA Today - October 10, 2022
- New York Times - September 18, 2022
- LA Times - August 02, 2022
- New York Times - May 17, 2022
- LA Times - May 01, 2022
- USA Today - April 06, 2022
- USA Today - April 01, 2022
- LA Times - January 09, 2022
- LA Times - December 31, 2021
- New York Times - December 28, 2021
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