Historical clue formulations

• Brewing stuff — 2026-08-28
• Classic TV series with asterisks separating the letters of its name — 2026-06-29
• Reduce to a pulp — 2026-04-12
• Turn to pulp — 2025-07-08
• Turn to pulp — 2025-05-11
• "Monster ___" (1962 #1 song) — 2025-02-23
• Hit the ball well, in baseball slang — 2024-07-25
• Pulpify — 2024-03-02
• Whiskey ingredient — 2023-12-10
• TV series with the all-time most-watched episode — 2022-10-06
• Pulp — 2020-02-19
• TV show with three stars — 2019-12-05
• Moonshine maker's need — 2018-12-02
• Button-___ (hit everything at once, in gamer lingo) — 2017-02-17
• Turn to pulp — 2014-10-28
• Reduce to a pulp — 2014-03-11
• 1968 novel set in Korea — 2013-07-19
• "Monster ___" (1962 #1 novelty hit) — 2013-04-02
• Hit TV show set in Korea — 2010-11-15
• Sitcom with three stars — 2010-08-15
• Squoosh — 2007-11-01
• Kind of note — 2007-07-03
• Turn into pulp — 2006-04-24
• Pulp — 2006-02-23
• Prepare potatoes, in a way — 2006-02-08
• Moonshine mix — 2005-12-04
• Whiskey fermenter — 2005-10-13
• Alan Alda series — 2005-09-19
• Radar unit? — 2005-09-15
• Livestock feed — 2005-03-17
• Beat to a pulp — 2004-12-20
• Flirt, in old slang — 2004-10-17
• Pulp — 2004-05-16
• Reduce to a pulp — 2003-09-19
• TV series with Hawkeye and Hot Lips — 2003-01-13
• Not handle gently — 2002-10-31
• Hawkeye's show — 2002-10-01
• Moonshiner's mixture — 2002-08-20
• Squush — 2002-08-11
• Sitcom set in Korea — 2002-03-26
• Beat to a pulp — 2001-11-13
• Trapper John's post — 2001-05-22
• Potato dish, in British slang — 2000-12-24
• Pound — 2000-10-21
• British potato dish, informally — 2000-03-30
• Wartime acronym — 1999-08-11
• Premiere of 9/17/72 — 1999-06-04
• Sitcom set in Korea — 1999-03-09
• Beer-brewing mixture — 1999-01-17
• Cattle feed — 1998-08-23