Across
1. Google Calendar, e.g. : WEBAPP
7. In addition : ATTHAT
13. "Foundation" author : ASIMOV
19. Hit 2009 movie set in the 22nd century : AVATAR
20. Cry of exasperation : SHEESH
21. When Hamlet dies : ACTFIVE
22. Unemployed salon worker? : DISTRESSEDHAIRDRESSER
25. Venusians, e.g., informally : ETS
26. In base 8 : OCTAL
27. Bob ___, 1968 record-setting long jumper : BEAMON
28. Foreign title that's an anagram of its English equivalent : SRI
29. Unemployed nail polisher? : DEFILEDMANICURIST
33. Most preferred : PET
34. Coffee order : ICED
35. Jokester : WAG
36. Some TV drama settings, for short : ERS
37. Hot : SEXY
38. Troublemaker since birth : BADSEED
41. Something paid to a hero : HOMAGE
44. Cosby's "I Spy" co-star : CULP
45. Jack-in-the-box part : LID
46. Unemployed men's clothier? : DISPATCHEDTAILOR
51. Wing it : ADLIB
54. Remote figure: Abbr. : VOL
55. Hydro plant locale : DAM
56. Exam scored on a scale of 1 to 5, informally : APTEST
57. Designer Geoffrey : BEENE
58. "___ Live" (onetime cooking show) : EMERIL
61. ___ tear (sports injury) : ACL
62. Jay preceder : DEE
63. Unemployed educator? : DEGRADEDTEACHER
68. Media inits. before One, Two or Four : BBC
71. Wall Street order : PUT
72. Question after "I'm back" : MISSME
73. Fish in a tank : TETRA
77. Rubber : ERASER
79. Article in La Repubblica : UNA
81. Kitty : POT
82. Port Authority posting: Abbr. : SCHED
83. Unemployed loan officer? : DISTRUSTEDBANKER
88. Watchdog org. established by Nixon : EPA
89. Salon supply : GELS
90. "No returns," e.g. : CAVEAT
91. "Extra! Extra!" shouter : NEWSBOY
94. Repeated word in a 1957 Harry Belafonte hit : DAYO
95. Fan noise : RAH
96. Cote call : BAA
98. ___ spell : SITA
99. It's kept in a pen : INK
100. Unemployed rancher? : DERANGEDCATTLEMAN
107. Capt.'s guess : ETA
108. More balanced : EVENER
109. Popular font : ARIAL
110. Airport near D.C. : BWI
111. Unemployed prestidigitator? : DISILLUSIONEDMAGICIAN
116. Efficient kind of shopping : ONESTOP
117. Iconic 1950s-'70s female TV role played by a male : LASSIE
118. Achieve something by merit : EARNIT
119. Like the lion slain by Hercules : NEMEAN
120. Be short with : SNAPAT
121. Peanut butter choice : SMOOTH
Down
1. Tested the waters, say : WADED
2. Request for an online R.S.V.P. : EVITE
3. Bluegrass instrument : BASSFIDDLE
4. ___.com, site with the category "Cellphones & tablets" : ATT
5. One out? : PAROLEE
6. Came before : PRECEDED
7. ___ tea : ASSAM
8. Sheriffs, marshals, etc. : THELAW
9. "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" character : TED
10. Short snicker : HEH
11. Easy ___ : ASABC
12. President during the Vietnam War : THIEU
13. Straddling : ACROSS
14. Surgical tube : STENT
15. Suppositions : IFS
16. Like Feburary : MISSPELLED
17. Advertise excessively : OVEREXPOSE
18. It's the truth : VERITY
21. Used as a role model : ADMIRED
23. Part of S.O.P.: Abbr. : STD
24. Beauty that's seldom seen : RAREGEM
30. Suffix with linguist : ICS
31. Okinawa port : NAHA
32. "___ Rhythm" : IGOT
37. Exec : SUIT
38. Spill the beans : BLAB
39. Second : AIDE
40. Send in a different direction : DIVERT
42. Fast-food sandwiches introduced in 1985 : MCDLTS
43. "Bingo!" : AHA
44. They go down easily : CAPLETS
47. "Brave New World" drug : SOMA
48. Responded in court : PLED
49. Dash gauge : TACH
50. AAA suggestion: Abbr. : RTE
52. It borders Ky. : IND
53. You can page through them : BEEPERS
59. Like "A Star Is Born," several times : REMADE
60. A mean Amin : IDI
61. Blackjack combo : ACETEN
64. Maven : GURU
65. Locker room shower? : ESPN
66. Every which way : AMOK
67. ___ center : REC
68. Hospital unit : BED
69. Two-masted sailing vessel : BRIGANTINE
70. Longtime host of "American Top 40" : CASEYKASEM
74. Source of a Boston "curse" : THEBAMBINO
75. Defaulter's comeuppance : REPO
76. Every 24 hours : ADAY
78. Normandy invasion town : STLO
79. Marie and Donny Osmond, e.g. : UTAHANS
80. It borders Ida. : NEV
84. Find with difficulty : SCAREUP
85. Hon : BABE
86. Not very much : ATAD
87. Produces a revival of : RESTAGES
92. Royal Charlotte's father : WILLIAM
93. Abbr. in many an office address : STE
94. Failed, as a cellphone or car to its user : DIEDON
95. Estée Lauder competitor : REVLON
97. "Evangeline" setting : ACADIA
100. Symbol of change : DELTA
101. Young and Simon : NEILS
102. Preceder of "Do I have to?" : GROAN
103. Headgear for a knight : ARMET
104. Padre's hermana : TIA
105. Look for : AWAIT
106. Beethoven's "Choral" Symphony : NINTH
112. Suffix with expert : ISE
113. Code-cracking org. : NSA
114. Special gift : ESP
115. ___-Magnon : CRO
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