TV PETS
On Sabrina the Teenage Witch, her talking black cat had this name, also a historic New England village
Salem
Norway & Alaska, where there's 24 hours of light during summer, share the nickname the "Land of" this
the Midnight Sun
This ship "is unsinkable / that was Hitler's cry", ran a WWII-era Royal Navy poem titled "The Sinking of" it
the Bismarck
The occupation of examining accounting records adds a Y & becomes an adjective that pertains to hearing
auditor & auditory
A sea snail named Gary is the pet of this title burger joint employee
SpongeBob SquarePants
In 1945, a five-bomber squadron took off from Fort Lauderdale headed into this area bounded by Florida, Puerto Rico and the northernmost point for which it is named. After a compass failure, the planes disappeared and were never found.
the Bermuda Triangle
"Long time ago, from Amsterdam a vessel sailed away", begins John Boyle O'Reilly's poem about this spooky title ship
the Flying Dutchman
A direction takes on a Y & rises as a single-celled fungal organism
east & yeast
Complete with combat boots & a dog tag, he made his debut at a 1964 toy fair
G.I. Joe
The standard by which all TV pets will forever be measured is this beloved Collie owned by young Timmy Martin
Lassie
After one of its national symbols, this U.K. country is "The Land of the Leek"
Wales
"They say I got away in a boat / and humbled me at the inquiry", begins Derek Mahon's "After" this, about a haunted survivor
the Titanic
A canvas roof extension extends further with a Y to become an action done when drowsy
awning & yawning
It was the dawning of a New Age in theater with this "Love-Rock Musical" & its much-publicized nudity
Hair
Moose was the real name of the popular pup called Eddie on this sitcom
Frasier
In Germany, it's "The Town of the Pied Piper"
"The ship went down like lead" in this Samuel Taylor Coleridge poem about a man haunted by a guilty act
"The Rime of the Ancient Mariner"
Ecclesiastical law approves the addition of a Y to be a steep-sided deep valley
canon & canyon
In November 1967 John Lennon appeared on the cover of this music magazine's first issue
Rolling Stone
Arnold, one of these animals on Green Acres, could change the TV channel & play the piano
a pig
This country that's famous for its cheese & butter is nicknamed "the Dairy of Northern Europe"
Denmark
"The clangor of that blacksmiths' fray" is a line by Herman Melville about this ironclad ship's battle with the Merrimack
the Monitor
A general term for a musical group adds Y to become a verb meaning to exchange words
band & bandy
At the Oscars in 1969, there was a rare tie for Best Actress between Barbra Streisand & this other legend
Katharine Hepburn