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Other crossword clues for answer "PAAR"

PAAR
Carson's predecessor
TV talk-show pioneer
Before Carson
Carson predecessor
Early late-night host
Early late-nlght host
Teller of the infamous "W.C. Joke"
TV host Jack ___
Two before Leno
Early forerunner of Fallon
Jack of "The Tonight Show"
About average
Carson's predecessor on "The Tonight Show"
Late-night host
Talk show pioneer
Early "Tonight Show" host
My Brother Was An Only Child co-author
Jack who said "Immigration is the sincerest form of flattery"
Jack who wrote the comedic book "My Saber is Bent"
Old-school TV comic Jack
Jack who wrote "My Saber Is Bent"
I Kid You Not author
TV host Jack
Carson forerunner
Early Tonight host
Late-show host Jack
Second before Leno
Historic name in TV talk
Pre-Carson host
Jack of 1960s TV
Jack who might like this puzzle?
Former "Tonight Show" host Jack
Early "Tonight Show" host Jack
Tonight Show host before Carson
Host before Carson
I Kid You Not memoirist
Jack who wrote "I Kid You Not"
One of Fallon's forerunners
Allen successor
I kid you not sayer
'50s talk-show pioneer
Allen's "Tonight Show" successor
Jack of TV talk
Carson's late-night predecessor
Carson's predecessor at NBC
Former TV host Jack
Jack of late-night talk
TV talk pioneer
Early talk show host Jack
Carson's "Tonight Show" predecessor
Carson's TV predecessor
One-time late-night host Jack
Original host of "The Tonight Show"
Old late-night name
Allen's successor on "The Tonight Show"
Carson's forerunner
Early host of late night TV
I kid you not speaker
Bygone TV host
Early host of "The Tonight Show"
Early late-night talker
Late-night TV pioneer Jack
One-time host of "The Tonight Show"
Allen's "Tonight" successor
One of O'Brien's forerunners
Up to ___ (1952 game show)
Early late-night pioneer
The Tonight Show host, once
The Tonight Show host who once walked off the set
Former "Tonight" host Jack
Talk show pioneer Jack
Late-night TV pioneer
Pioneer in late-night TV
Pioneering late-night talker
Allen's late-night successor
Early "The Tonight Show" host Jack
Early late-night talk show host
Former "Tonight Show" host
Jack who hosted "The Tonight Show"
He preceded Carson on "The Tonight Show"
Late-night pioneer from Canton, Ohio
Predecessor of Carson, Leno, O'Brien, Leno again, and, soon, Fallon
Host who said "Immigration is the sincerest form of flattery"
Early TV emcee
Early late-night name
Allen late-night successor
Late-night pioneer
Jack of early talk TV
Late-night name
Old talk show name
Up to __: early TV game show
Late-night Jack
I Kid You Not autobiographer
Allen contemporary
I haven't got any troubles I can't tell standing up speaker
Jack of old late-night
Jack who preceded Carson
Talk pioneer
Talk show host who wrote "My Saber Is Bent"
Early talk show name
Former late-night host
Host noted for a 1960 on-air resignation
Early late-night host Jack
Late-night talk pioneer Jack
Carson followed him
Jack of late-night TV
Allen's successor
Host after Allen
Early late-night TV host
He finished hosting "The Tonight Show" 12 years before Fallon was born
Jack who preceded Carson on late-night TV
Pioneering late-night host Jack
'50s late-night host
Carson replaced him
See 1 Down
'50s TV talk-show host
A predecessor of Leno
My Saber Is Bent author
Carson preceder
Johnny Carson predecessor
I kid you not comic
'60s TV talk host
Early name in late-night TV
Steve Allen successor
'60s TV host
Smart Television subject
Castro interviewer in '59
Jack Benny's '47 summer replacement
Jack who often said "I kid you not"
Tonight M. C.
Comedian Jack.
Jack ___, comedian.
M. C. of "Tonight."
Author of "I Kid You Not"
Jack on the box
My Saber Is Bent author Jack
Pioneer of late-night talk shows
3 on a Toothbrush author
TV host with the catchphrase "I kid you not"
He asks the $64 question.
Coral-like undersea sandstone.
TV's Jack.
Jack of TV.
TV emcee.
MC on TV.
TV name.
Nightowl's TV choice.
Television name.
TV personality.
Former TV personality
Ceylon sandstone
Jack of TV fame
Former TV host
Former TV host, Jack ___
Jack the quipper
The Jack before Johnny
The Tonight Show host: 1957-62
Former TV late-show host
He kids you not
Former talk-show host
Host of a 1947 radio show
He wrote "I Kid You Not"
He once scored on TV
Jack ___, TV personality
Early TV star
Ex–talk show host
Average talk-show host?
A "Tonight Show" host
Former emcee on TV
Steve Allen's successor
Tonight show host of yore
Famous name in TV talk
Comic Jack
Old TV host Jack
Jack of 50's-60's TV
Pioneer talk show host
He quarreled with Winchell
Punnily titled 1952 quiz show "Up to ___"
1950's-60's NBC star
1952 quiz show "Up to ___"
Jack of old TV
TV host with the instrumental theme "I-M-4-U"
Old late-night host
Subject of the documentary "As I Was Saying"
Hugh Downs was his announcer
Onetime host of "The Morning Show" and "The Tonight Show"
Jack of early late-night TV
1950s-'70s TV host
Jack who pioneered late-night talk
Jack who quipped "A funny thing happened to my mother one day: Me"
Talk show host Jack
1950s-'60s NBC host
Host who said "I kid you not"
Jack who once hosted "The Tonight Show"
See 6-Across
Subject of the documentary "Smart Television"
Onetime name in late-night TV
Host of 1950s TV's "Bank on the Stars"
Onetime host of CBS's "The Morning Show"
Allen's successor on late-night TV
Jack in the box, once?
Late-night host before Carson
Allen's replacement on "The Tonight Show"
Jack of the old "Tonight Show"
Jack who was quick with a quip
1950s-'60s TV emcee Jack
Jack of 1950s TV
TV host before Carson
Jack of old talk TV
Early TV host Jack
Jack of early TV
TV pioneer Jack
Second "Tonight Show" host
Carson's predecessor as host of the "Tonight Show"
Late-night host Jack of the fifties and sixties
Early late-night personality
Tonight Show quitter
Early TV host
I Kid You Not personality
Early talk show host
Jack before Johnny
Legendary late-night name
Early late-night icon
I kid you not host
Late night pioneer Jack
Late-night great Jack
Emcee Jack
Entertainer Jack from Canton
Former TV personality Jack
Early late night show host
Early late-night star
Preceded Carson
Late show name
Early late-night television host
Jack of the box
He kidded you not
Downs announced for him
The Tonight Show host decades before Leno
Cavett contemporary
One of Leno's forerunners
Host of radio's "The $64 Question"
Jack up at night, once
One of Fallon's predecessors
Forerunner of Carson and Leno
Tonight Show host from 1957 to 1962
Forerunner of Carson and Fallon
Jack up late at night, years ago
Predecessor of Carson