Referring Clues

• Singer McEntire
• First name at Opryland USA
• First name in country music
• 1988 country album
• First name in country
• C&W's McEntire
• Country name
• Faulkner's ___ Rivers
• Platinum country album of 1988
• McEntire of country
• Country singer McEntire
• 1988 platinum-selling country album
• Self-titled WB comedy
• Country music's McEntire
• WB sitcom
• Country artist McEntire
• Self-titled WB sitcom
• Country's McEntire
• WB show named for its star
• C & W's McEntire
• Country crooner McEntire
• Sitcom about the Hart family
• Sitcom about a Texas soccer mom
• ___ Hart, sitcom title character
• Musical McEntire
• Country star's sitcom
• Sitcom with the theme song "I'm a Survivor"
• Hart family sitcom
• McEntire of country and western
• 1988 chart-topping country album
• Sitcom set in Houston
• McEntire of country music
• Sitcom with the character B.J.
• "Queen of Country" McEntire
• McEntire of Nashville
• One of the original Singing McEntires
• "Fancy" singer McEntire
• 2001 sitcom on the WB
• Hit WB sitcom
• WB sitcom since 2001
• Big name in country
• Ms. McEntire
• Country chanteuse McEntire
• "Somebody" singer McEntire
• Singer's self-titled sitcom
• Country star McEntire
• Sitcom starring a country singer
• C&W singer McEntire
• 1988 self-titled platinum country album
• WB sitcom named after its star
• Country queen McEntire
• Name of a 1988 country album and a 2001 sitcom
• Self-titled 1988 country album
• WB sitcom named after a singer
• 2001 WB sitcom debut
• McEntire of country fame
• Series on the WB with the theme song "I'm a Survivor"
• Grammy winner McEntire
• "Zack & ___" (1998 movie)
• WB sitcom about the Hart family
• Sales enticement
• Sitcom named for its country star
• 2000s sitcom single mom
• Clothing line named after a country singer
• Self-titled sitcom
• Sitcom title character with the last name Hart
• Successor of Bernadette and Cheryl in the revival of "Annie Get Your Gun"
• 1986 CMA Entertainer of the Year McEntire
• 2000s sitcom starring a country singer
• 2000s sitcom set in Texas
• Sitcom whose theme song was sung by its star
• The CW aired its series finale 2/18/2007
• Sitcom that starred a singer
• 1988 self-titled C&W album
• Sitcom starring a singer
• "___: My Story": C&W autobiography
• "___ #1's": 2005 country album
• Sitcom set in Texas
• CW sitcom
• "Fancy" singer McEntire
• McEntire of C&W fame
• First name at the Grand Ole Opry
• McEntire with a microphone
• Redhead with a self-titled sitcom
• McEntire album title
• Country singer and sitcom star
• Country singer who plays single mom Hart on TV
• "___ Duets" (2007 country album)
• Self-titled 2000s sitcom
• 1988 #1 country album
• Sitcom named for its star
• Old WB sitcom
• Singer/actress McEntire
• "Pee-wee's Playhouse" mail lady
• "Cathy's Clown" simger
• "___: My Story": C&W autobiography
• "___ #1's": 2005 country album
• McEntire's sitcom
• Music's McEntire
• Hit country album of 1988
• She duetted with Justin on "The Only Promise That Remains"
• ___ McEntire of music
• Sitcom featuring the theme song "I'm a Survivor"
• Songstress McEntire
• "i know how he feels" singer
• Vocalist McEntire
• McEntire sitcom
• WB comedy
• C&W star McEntire
• McEntire of C&W
• "Cathy's Clown" singer
• Single-mom sitcom of the 2000s
• "I'm a Survivor" sitcom
• Former sitcom featuring a #1 singer
• "___ #1's" (2005 country music album)
• Old CW sitcom starring a country music star
• Singer's sitcom
• Sitcom mom of Cheyenne and Kyra
• "She Thinks His Name Was John" singer McEntire
• Queen of Country's former sitcom
• Single mom in a 2000s sitcom
• First name of the "Queen of Country"
• Barbra Jean's sitcom friend
• 2001-'07 sitcom that had a theme song sung by its star
• Eponymous sitcom star of the 2000s
• Country singer with a self-named TV show
• Top country album of mid-1988
• 2000s sitcom set in Houston
• Country music star McEntire
• Former WB sitcom
• "Malibu Country" star McEntire
• Self-named sitcom
• McEntire with membership in the Grand Ole Opry
• "___: Duets" (2007 country album)
• Dolly inducted her into the Country Music Hall of Fame
• Singer ___ McEntire
• Musician ___ McEntire
• Nashville's McEntire
• "Forever Love" singer
• McEntire at the Grand Ole Opry
• Name on the 1984 album "My Kind of Country"
• Onetime CW sitcom
• Country music star's memoirs
• McEntire of music
• Big name in country music
• McEntire with a self-titled sitcom
• ____ McEntire
• McEntire's comedy series
• Entertainer McEntire
• Title sitcom redhead
• Self-titled country album of 1988
• Singer who dropped "McEntire" from her performing name
• Songstress ___ McEntire
• Country singer ___ McEntire
• ___ McEntire of country music
• "Bag it, tag it, sell it to the butcher in the store" (Phish)
• Phish song from "Lawn Boy"
• This McEntire was also in a sitcom
• "Bag it, tag it, sell it to the butcher in the store" Phish song
• "For My Broken Heart" McEntire
• "Rumor Has It" McEntire
• Phish song about country singer?
• "It's Your Call" McEntire
• "Fancy" McEntire
• "What If It's You" McEntire
• "Fancy" icon
• 2001-2006 WB sitcom
• Singer and sitcom star McEntire
• Phish song about country singer McEntire?
• 2018 Grammy nominee McEntire
• McEntire, or her sitcom
• Singer McEntire who plays Colonel Sanders in KFC commercials
• Elderly neighbor of Jon, in "Garfield" comics
• Portrayer of the first female Colonel Sanders, familiarly
• McEntire with three Grammys
• McEntire with a twang in her voice
• Chanteuse ___ McEntire
• McEntire known as "The Queen of Country"
• McEntire of "Tremors"
• Singer McEntire, or her sitcom
• McEntire with a sitcom
• "Fancy" singer, familiarly
• "Little Rock" singer McEntire
• Bygone sitcom set around Houston
• "How Blue" singer McEntire
• Platinum-certified country album of 1988
• Country great McEntire
• Eponymous 2000s TV sitcom
• "I'm a Survivor" singer McEntire
• Country singer with a residency in Vegas
• "Queen of Country," familiarly
• Country legend McEntire
• Early 2000s sitcom set near Houston
• McEntire in the Country Music Hall of Fame
• Country superstar's first name
• Mail lady on "Pee-wee's Playhouse"
• 2000s sitcom starring a country star
• Self-named 2000s sitcom set in Texas
• 1988 self-titled country album
• 1988 #1 country album named for its singer
• "My Kind of Country" singer McEntire
• CandW artist McEntire
• "For My Broken Heart" singer McEntire
• McEntire of country music (and old sitcoms)
• McEntire with 24 No. 1 hits
• "Not That Fancy" singer McEntire
• CandW legend McEntire
• Singer who coaches on "The Voice," familiarly
• "You Lie" singer McEntire
• "The Voice" coach McEntire