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te4 Monday. August 31. 1992 LIVING The Atlanta Journal The Atlanta Constitution mmvni Highlights ofE eht fy Drew Jubera lOfWRITER if the acceptance is so damn funny, we could come back to get an Emmy. So, it's mathematically possible for this show to go on forever." Stay tuned: Last year's Academy Awards show won. -jj Best Use of a Ggarette Lighten Keenen Ivory Wayans, creator of "In Living Color," speaking before the award for best writing in a variety series: "Once again, the fate of a black man is in the hands of an all-white jury." He then flicked a Bic and added, "Let just hope they do the right thing." His show, didn't win.

4 Best Career Move, Part II: "Roseanne's" Laurie Metcalf, receiving award for supporting actress in a comedy series from Ms. Arnold, looked closely at the trophy before taking it. "I just wanted to make sure my name was on it" 7 for lead actress in a comedy series, thanked her husband for giving her "the big one." This year, as co-host, she talked about women's TV roles coming a long way from the days when characters hocked home appliances. "In all fairness to Hoover, I would have to say they have come up with some pretty good attachments." Best Insight on Emmy Politics Award: Jerry Seinfeld, presenting the award for best writing in a comedy series, noted nominations for three sets of writers from "Seinfeld." "Way to go, guys. Think we sufficiently split the vote?" They did.

"Seinfeld" writers won. Anti-Family Values Award: Andrew Schneider, "Northern Exposure" writer, who during his acceptance speech thanked "my fishing partner, Steven." Highest Hair Mariel Hemingway. Hey, watch that boom mike! The Johnny Carson Best Comeback During a Lousy Monologue Award: Tim Allen, while bombing as co-host: "Try the veal, I'll be here all week." Best Career Move: Tom Arnold marrying Roseanne Barr Arnold. Why else was he there? TV From Hell Award: Paul Reiser, presenting writing award for a variety show: "If tonight's Emmy show is really good, they could conceivably make it into a If the movie turns out well, it could win an Oscar. And Li Sunday night's Emmy nrwaras was no-num enougn to an anti-awards show of its, own.

Here are our Emmy Anti-Awards: Best Imitation of a I960 jlaxy 500 Interior Roseanne Anibld, wearing a red gown and red elbow-high gloves that looked stitched out of Nauga-hyde. The gown's cut highlighted a bosom that needed no further introduction. TTi Rmthar Can Yah Spare A Dime Award: Out-of-wOrk co-host Dennis Miller, who yippeared with new beard, trade- rK snaggy nair, nanas rum- iging in the pockets of an off- the-rack tux. Referring to David Letterman's rumored jump to 'another network: "Dammit, Let- iterman, make up your mind. I got a kid to feed." ew Couldn't Have Said It Ourselves Award: The En- Bunny, who made an ap-I pearance in the show's opening, jjie voice-over: "Nothing out-nwsts the Emmy Awards.

They just keep going and going and going Then the bunny blew up. If only life really did imitate TV. nCH Best "Beverly Hills, $0210" Sendup: Mr. Miller, leaking about Aaron Spelling's j'iiew PBS show: "Beverly Sills, -90210." l.m- Go Figure Award: Last I year, Kirstie Alley, after winning 6 AND HIE Associated Press Associated Press Richard Dysart picked up his first Emmy after four nomi- The red-lace-and-leather ensemble worn by Roseanne Ar-nations for his supporting role as the patriarchal attorney Le- nold (shown with husband, Tom) brought her no luck, as she land McKenzie in NBC's drama series "L.A. Law." lost to Candice Bergen for lead actress in a comedy series.

Emmys: Few surprises in snooze of a show WINNERS ARE mys ever but didn't. "Cheers" needed three awards to' tie "MTM's" 29, but didn't win any, despite eight nominations. 1 mi Candice Bergen, who won for "Murphy Brown' thanked Dan Quaykfor attacking the show and garnering headlines. show "Martin," tried to pull a Gilbert, but his spoof of "We Are the World" had been taped in advance (he was announcing win- ners from Saturday's technical awards), and he was bleeped by Fox. Also notable in an un-noteworthy night: The controversy over drastic changes in categories lumping guest stars with series regulars and series pilots with TV movies won't die with the bizarre choice of Christopher j.

uomeay series: Murpny l3rown," CBS. keaa actor, cornea series; NNCraig T. Nelson, "Coach," ABC. Lead actress, comedy series: I Candice Rereen. "Murnhv Jrown," CBS.

Drama series: "Northern Ex posure." CBS. Lead actor, drama series: SlTChristopher Lloyd, "Avonlea," ff Channel. Lead actress, drama series: Dana Delany, "China Beach," ABC. raam lor movie: nau- marx uau ot i-ame: miss Kose Variety, musk or comedy program: "The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson," NBC. "A Woman Named -Jackie," NBC.

Lead actress, minlseries or special: Gena Rowlands, "Face of a Stranger," CBS. Lead actor, miniseries or special: Beau Bridges, "Without Warning: The James Brady Sto- jt. supporting actor, arama se- Hes: Richard Dysart, "L.A. Law," "NBC. Supporting actress, comedy 'series: Laurie Metcalf, Ha Supporting actor, comedy "series: Michael Jeter, "Evening "Shade," CBS.

SuDDortins actress, drama a rj Lloyd, a guest star in The Disney Channel's "Avonlea," beating "I'll Fly Away's" Waterston, among others. "Miss Rose White," the TV movie based on Atlanta playwright Barbara Lebow's "A Shayna Maidel," won four Em-mys, including best TV movie. Cable is getting more respect, from the celebration of Ted Turner (who received the Governors Award) to Beau Brid-ges's winning best actor in a miniseriesspecial for HBO's Warning: The James Brady Story." Laurie Metcalf win as best supporting comedy actress was the first major award for "Roseanne" in four seasons. 1 Biggest surprise was Dana Delany's winning best actress in a drama for the canceled "China Beach," which just snuck in under the nominations deadline. "Cheers" could have caught "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" as winner of the most Em-, special: "The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles (pilot)," ABC.

Costume design, variety or jmusic program: "The 64th An- pual Academy Awards," ABC. Music composition, series (dramatic underscore): "Matlock," NBC; "Star Trek: TheNext Generation," syndicated. Music composition, miniseries or special (dramatic underscore): "Hallmark Hall of Fame: Pioneers," CBS. Music direction: "The 64th Annual Academy Awards," ABC. Music and lyrics: "Cast a Deadly Spell," HBO.

Choreography: "Dance in America: Paul Taylor's Speaking in Tongues," PBS. Graphic design and title sequences: "MTV Liquid TV," MTV. Sound mixing, drama series: "The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles," ABC. Sound mixing, comedy series Emmy Awards Continued from CI vote, although the show also won in 1990 without any controversy. This year's show was much clunkier than recent funky outings, such as last year, when Kirstie Alley thanked husband Parker Stevenson for giving her "the big one," setting off a round of one-upmanship.

Jerry Seinfeld did a lame routine on racehorses, Tim Allen sounded like a Catskills stand-up, a bearded Dennis Miller started off as glassily Zen-like as "thirtysomething's" Miles Dren-tell, Richard Lewis stammered through an incoherent tribute to recently canceled shows and lowest of low the show had to rely on Oscar-cast jokes about Jack Palance's one-handed pushups. It was enough to make a viewer wish for the profane poke of a Gilbert Gottfried, who goosed last year's show with off-color Pee-wee Herman jokes. Martin Lawrence, star of Fox's new Some of the Children's program: "Mark Twain and Me," Disney Channel. Classical program, performing arts: "Perlman in Russia," PBS. Classical, music-dance program: "The Metropolitan Opera Silver Anniversary, Gala," PBS (three individual winners).

Informational series: "MGM: When the Lion Roars," TNT. Informational programming: "Hearts of Darkness," Showtime. Informational special: "Abortion: Desperate Choices," HBO. Cinematography, series: "Northern Exposure," CBS. Cinematography, miniseries or special: "Lady Against the Odds," NBC.

Editing, single camera, series: "Northern Exposure," CBS. Editing, single camera, mini-series or special: "The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles (pilot)," ABC. Editing, multicamera, series: "Seinfeld," NBC. Editing, multicamera, mini-series or special: "The Magic of iCl Aciociatad Prut Valerie Mahaffey took best supporting actress for her work as hypochondriacal Eve on "Northern or special: "Doogie Howser, M.D.,"ABC. Sound mixing, miniseries special: "One Against the Wind," CBS.

Sound mixing, variety or music series: "Great Performances: Unforgettable, With Love: Natalie Cole Sings i die Songs of Nat King Cole," PBSJ Sound editing, series: "Law Order," NBC. Sound editing, miniseries or special: "Crash Landing: Rescue of night 232," ABC. Hairstyling, series: "Home-front," ABC. Hair-styling, miniseries or special: "Hallmark Hall of Fame: Miss Rose White," NBC. Makeup, series: "Star Trek: The Next Generation," syndicated.

Makeup, miniseries or special: "Mark Twain and. Me," Disney Channel; "The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles," ABC. series: Valerie Mahaffey, "Northern Exposure," CBS. Supporting actress, miniseries or special: Amanda Plummer, "Hallmark Hall of Fame: Miss Rose White," NBC Supporting actor, miniseries or special: Hume Cronyn, "Neil Simon's Broadway Bound," ABC. Performance, variety or music program: Bette Midler, "The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson," NBC Directing, comedy series: Barnett Kellman, "Murphy Brown: Birth 101," CBS.

Directing, drama series: Eric Laneuville, "HI Fly Away: All God's Children," NBC Writing, drama series: Andrew Schneider and Diane Frolov, "Northern Exposure," CBS. Writing, comedy series: Elaine Pope and Larry Charles, "Seinfeld," NBC Writing, miniseries or special: Joshua Brand and John Fal-sey, "IH Fly Away," NBC Directing, miniseries or special: Joseph Sargent, "Hallmark Hall of Fame: Miss Rose White," NBC. Writing, variety or musk program: "The 64th Annual Academy Awards," ABC Children's program: "Mark Twain and Me," Disney Channel. Classical program in the performing arts: "Perlman in Russia," PBS. Associated Press STARTWO MTT MMATAHV ft 'LuN 305? ft UNPOROIVEN ft RAPID FIRE (SUN 1 20) 3 JOS JO 7 40 4 ft ftp DISCOUNTS "STL 7:30046 TWIN PEAKS 20740 10:00 fell (SUN 10M (SUN 1 30) 7l0 10:00 RAfHnnni IFIRE UNFonorv (SUN 1:30) 4: 10 7:00 0:80 INFOHQIVEN RAISINQ CAIN MO MONEY noon) II (BUN 1:20) 8:20 II 10:00 niw sounoi IN VBOAS 70,11 (OVNifj'f s'sfrSfoso fo-il (SUN 10:00 ft 'NOUSCOUNTS STMnt HUM I (SUN 1:00) JM0 8 16 7 40100 II V3SST3 David Copperfield XTV: Flying Live the Dream," CBS.

Technical direction, video camera, series: "The Golden Girls," NBC. Technical direction, video camera, miniseries or special: "Paul Simon's Concert in Central Park," HBO. Art direction, series: "Northern Exposure," CBS. Art direction, miniseries or special: "The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles (pilot)," ABC. Art direction, variety or musk program: "The Magic of David Copperfield XIV: Flying Live the Dream," CBS.

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