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ACCENT DAILY JOURNAL. JOHNSON COUNTY, IND. MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 2003 MONDAY EVENING Fox show too jaded could be for TV i I 7 PM 7:30 I 8 PM 8:30 9 PM I 9:30 I 10 PM 10:30 I 11PM 11:30 iwrni NBA Basketball: Indiana Pacers at Philadelphia 76ers Pacen Postgame 7th Heaven: Sunday. Lucy spies on Everwood: Vegetative Slate. (CC) I Roxanne and Chandler (CC) WRTU rm Who WantsMil- Weakest Link I Any Given Sunday (R, '99) A football head coach (Al Pacino) and an aging quarterback (Dennis Quaid) clash with News (CC) iNightline (11:3 wnu Honalre (CC) the new, contemporary, money-oriented owner (Cameron Diaz) ot their team (CC) (PA) JCC uiiru EXTRA (CC) Entertainment The King ot I Yes, Dear (CC) I Every body Ray- I Still Standing CSI: Miami: Entrance Wounds.

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celeority in the mid-1970s. (CC) Breakfast at Tiffany's (5:35) ('61) Havana (R, '90) An American gambler (Robert Redford) loves a rich rebel's wife (Lena Olin) in 1958 Cuba on the Th Chase (10:55) ('66)' Marlon Audrey Hepburn (CC) verge ot Castro. Directed by Sydney Pollack Brando, Jane Fonda Drarria Funniest Animals Funniest Animals The Pet Psychic: Magician's rescued Animal Precinct: Finding a Home. Animal Cops: Heat Wave Puppies The Pet Psychic: Magician rescue tortoise. Menacing-looking mastiff.

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(9:40) (CC) Easy Way. (CC) Tutor. (CC) CC) (CC) Muppet Treasure Island (6:15) (G, Double Take (PG-13, '01) Framed for money launder- Blow(R, '01) In the 1970s a man (Johnny Depp) works with Colombian Die Hard (11:35 ENC '96 T'm Curry, Kevin Bishop, Billy ing, an investment banker (Orlando Jones) switches places smugglers to establish the cocaine business in the United States. Based on the (R, '88) Connolly. Children.

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MAX I6 (R. '99) Treat Williams, a revolt against a corrupt warden (James Gandolfini) in a military prison. (CC) Will Smith) switch lives while investigating murders linked to stolen heroin. (C Rebecca Staab. Drama.

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(CC) tising executive (Mel Gibson) the ability to read women's minds. (CC) Gary Oldman, Kevin Bacon, Karen Vm inn C.rima Hrama The caustic American journalist H.L. Mencken once said that "nobody ever went broke underestimating the intelligence of the American people." But can you go broke overestimating the cynicism of the American viewer? I am talking about the Fox network's curious new reality series, "Joe Millionaire" (9 p.m.). Clearly inspired by the success of "The Bachelor," "Joe" follows 20 women as they travel to France to vie for the hand of a handsome hunk they believe to be loaded. Only he knows, and we know, that he is a fraud.

So we can look forward to the spectacle of women groveling and humiliating themselves for seven weeks only to find out that they have been hoodwinked. Who does Fox think will watch It lacks the obvious romantic hook that made "The Bachelor" a hit among female viewers. Does the network think that men will really care enough to watch these gold-diggers be humiliated week after week? "Joe Millionaire" might work as a onetime two-hour special, but I don't see how this dubious exercise will hold an audience over seven hours. And speaking of exercises in cynicism that last too darn long, PAX unveils its new game show, "Dirty Rotten Cheater" (8 p.m. It's a new variation on the standard quiz show, with one key difference: One of the contestants knows all of the answers in advance.

It's up to the others to detect the cheater and name him or her before they are eliminated. As game shows go it's amusing enough, but at an hour it makes the plodding "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" seem breezy. Of course, one of the reasons networks continue to experiment with game shows and lame "reality" series is that the sitcom as we know it seems to be a dying art form. Evidence of its demise can be found on "Abby" (9:30 p.m., UPN, TV-PG, D), starring the attractive Sydney Tamiia Poitier in the title role. Abby is a bright, ambitious television producer for a San Francisco sports show who finds herself mired in a live-in relationship with Will, a self-absorbed jock (Kadeem Hardison).

Abby and Will break up amicably in the first episode. So amicably, in fact, that Will won't leave. Since they both have their names on the lease to their fabulous ment, they resolve to remain pla-tonic roommates, a decision that will be tested by their active romantic lives. Poitier and Hardison seem lik-, able enough but share neither romantic nor comedic chemistry. Kevin McDonough They're not helped by predictable dialogue and a story that seems cobbled together from other UPN sitcoms.

Abby's character would fit in well among the ambitious bup-pies on "Girlfriends," and her "Odd Couple" relationship with Will does not stray too far from the scenario on "Half Half." And Will's character, a vain hoop-playing cad, is not much of a stretch from Hex on "One on One." It's a pity the writers of "Abby" didn't lift any material from "The Parkers," a genuinely funny and vastly underrated UPN sitcom. The network will have to search harder for material to dig itself out of the ratings cellar. Back in 1973. the PBS documentary "An American Family" offered a vvarts-and-all glimpse at a California family. More than 10 million viewers followed the saga of the Loud family, and "reality television" was born.

"Lance Loud: A Death in the American Family" 19 p.m., PBSi revisits the show's most flamboyant char; acter in the months before his death, at age 50, in 2001. Immediately following this film, PBS will rebroadcast episode 2 of "An American Family," in which Lance's mother Pat visits him at his home at the Chelsea Hotel in Manhattan. It's quite a piece of television and documentary history, as well as a time capsule of New York City in the early 1970s. Tonight's other highlights Al Pacino, Cameron Diaz, James Woods and Jamie Foxx star in director Oliver Stone's 1999 Given Sunday" (8 p.m.. L).

Ally is embarrassed by her grandfather's behavior on "Everybody IiOves Raymond" (9 p.m., CBS.TV-PG). "Antiques Roadshow" (8 p.m., PBS) enters a new season with a trip to Albuquerque. John Travolta is profiled on a two-hour episode of "Biography" TV-G). Amy awaits Colin's return from the hospital on "Everwood" (9 p.m., WB, TV-PG, L). Kevin McDonough is a TV columnist for United Features Syndicate.

tion, which includes a march through downtown and a program speeches at Music Hall. King said the breakfast would.be a "defilement" of his father's dream but made no request to cancel the march or the program. "I am alarmed when a city would take a breakfast in my father's honor to violate the nonviolent boycott," he wrote. Sharon Hardin, executive director of the consortium, couldn't be reached, for comment. However, in an e-mail to boycott leader Amanda Mayes, Hardin said "the decision to go forward is final." She said the consortium board had discussed the boycott and decided they couldn't jeopardize the group's biggest fund-raiser.

MELBOURNE, Australia Actress weds artist Rachel Griffiths married artist Andrew Taylor, a friend of 17 years, in a candlelit ceremony on New Year's Eve in Mel-' bourne. Griffiths, star of HBO's "Six Feet Under," was married in the chapel at her old school, Star of the Sea, her publicist, Maria Farmer; GRIFFITHS said Wednesday. The 33-year-old actress walked down the aisle with her mother, Anna Griffiths, in a ceremony attended by more than 140 guests. Griffiths and Taylor were married by Griffiths' uncle, 'Jesuit priest Father Andrew Hamilton, in a Catholic ceremony, Farmer said. The roromnny w.is followed by party at the historic Palais Theater in the Melbourne seaside suburb of St.

Kilda. "We wanted to embrace, the sensual," the couple said in a state- ment. "This is a midsummer night's party celebrating love." f' ends series with violence calendar ACCENT ON PEOPLE Aii -a-: Prison drama By Terry Morrow- scripps howard news service When a longtime series ends, its final episodes are no longer about pleasing new viewers or satisfying the masses. It's all about giving back to the folks who have been faithful, and writercreator Tom Fqntana.did that when "Oz" aired for the last time Sunday on HBO. He certainly gave longtime viewers richly deserved payoffs.

The seventh-season opener picks up six months after last year's cliffhanger, a bloody fight between prisoners. At least one player from the show's first episode is dead. The body count is going up. As with seasons past, the show has no clear dominant storyline. So much is packed into its hour that what opened the show will be nowhere near what happens when it ends.

Stories shift but in a seamless and comfortable manner. Knowing the end is near gives an even greater sense of urgency. Its flair for high drama is going thermal. "Oz" is sorely underrated. It boosts one of the best casts in television.

It's a travesty that Rita Moreno has never won an Emmy for her role as Sister Peter Marie. That goes for Ijee Tergesen as the tormented every man prisoner Toby Beecher, too. Dean Winters has created a signature role with the crafty prisoner O'Reily. Kirk Acevedo has come into his own as the struggling Alverez. All have their moments in this season's first episode.

Beecher, perhaps the most beleaguered character on TV, was set up for more heartache as his father takes on a legal case in "Oz." Because it has been almost a yearjbetween. new episodes, thcu dialogue here was stilted and awkward as it tried to jiggle the viewer's short-lived memory of what has gone on before. Once you get past the clumsy explanations, then "Oz" hit the pedal and resumed its business masterfully. Today Meetings Greenwood Rotary Club, noon, Jonathan Byrd's Cafeteria, Greenwood" Legacy Cancer Support Group, 7 p.m., Franklin Memorial Christian Church, 1720 N. Graham Road, Franklin Al-Anon, 8 p.m., Commugity Hospital South, first-floor conference room.

Infqrmation: 357-9607 Tuesday Meetings Greenwood Kiwanis Club, 6 p.m., MCL Cafeteria in Greenwood Park Mall Franklin Rotary Club, noon, 1 Franklin College Campus Center Franklin Evening Kiwanis Club, 6 p.m. Home, board meeting Emotions Anonymous, 7 p.m.', Pebble Creek Community Center, 225 Pebble Creek Drive, "Greenwood, information: 859-9569 TOPS (Take Off Pounds. Sensibly), 7 p.m., Smith Valley Baptist Church. -Information: 535-7468 after 6 p.m. TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly), -7 p.m., Nineveh Christian Church.

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1 hits and the most awards in any category on the American Music Awards." Previous recipients include Bing Crosby, Irving Berlin, Johnny Cash, Ella Fitzgerald, Perry Como, Benny Goodman, Frank Sinatra, Elvis Presley, Garth Brooks and the Beach Boys. CINCINNATI Activist's son against meal The son of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. has asked the city to cancel a Jan'. 20 breakfast honoring his father, saying it would violate an economic boycott by black activists.

The annual breakfast is sponsored by the city and the Cincinnati Arts Consortium. Martin Luther King III, president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference wrote the consortium and sent an e-mail to Mayor Charlie Luken in November, "suggesting, requesting, even begging to use every possible means to prevent such a planned event." The breakfast kicks off the city's Martin Luther King Day celebra- Rita Moreno, left, and Lauren Velez, After all these years, "Oz" is still a nail-biter in a guilty-pleasure kind of way. The violence still overrides each scene and sets the tone for any episode. Knifings and rapes define even the most densely written, character-driven scene. Graphic acts are its credo and how it best conveys its story.

Prison is hard. Life in there is the toughest living experience in our free world. It's never bright, pretty or hopeful. Fontana's "Oz" is a day-in, day-out prospect of staying alive until iL ii Matinee price for all shows until 6 pm. Advanced Ticketing available at MovieWatchercom or (317) 884-1780 Rating requires (D.

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