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i\ "The l4th Anuual Screen
Actors Guild Awards" The one
awards show that will actually have siar
power. Look for Denzol Washington, Emi'e
Hirsch, Zac Effron, Kale Hudson and others
to present or appear at the show and look
glamorous. Charles Durning will be givcn
a Litetime Achlevement Award, and Burt
Reynolds will hclp presenl it (INf and fBS,
8pn)
N\ "The Wire" seriousty, how many
more articles and reviews have to be written
bcfore you finally give this great drama set
in Balfimore a shot? (HBO,9 p m.)
$tONsAY, -$AN. ?S
\S "State of the Union Address"
Prcsident Bush eitlrcr takes the oppot tunity
to tell Arnericans what they already know
about a tough economy or insists all is well
lo any case. it makes for gripping drama:
Will hc iry to pronounce tlte name of the
lranian president? Can hc correcily pronounce
"nuclear"? (All major channels,9 p.m )
S\ "Kyle XY" ryle's attempts to forge
a real reiationship with Amanda flounder
worse than even Mayttc it's the mysterious
organization lrying to kill him and everyone
around him. Maybc it's that GLAAD Media
Awafd the shovv just won giving ltcr pause.
Or mavbe it's his lack of a
bellybutton. fhat can be
awK\!aro.
(ABCFamily,Spm)
TUE$$,qY, JAI{, *S
\ "House" onc of thc
few fall shows that still can
boast an original episode
or two, House confronts a
paralyzed woman (Janel
N.4oloney) who may not
be tellinq the whole truth
about her illness
(Fox, 9 p.m )
i.rs* "Baghdad
Hospitalr Inside the
Red Zone" You thought
the surgeons on rlr4 lAlS'Hil
had it rough This
docunlentary nervously
shows us the conditions
at the m05t dangerous
hospital in the world, Al-
Yarrnouk in Baghdad Andend of last season, when this prime-time soap
decjded to leap four Vears into the future and
send story lines into hypcrdrive. (CW,9 p m )
r\ "National Geographic: Eden
at the End Of the World"
Global warming hasn't quite yet destroyed
everything of beauty, as this special showing
us the wonders of Patagonia - found amid
chile and Argentina - makes spectacularly
clear (PBS, 8 p-m )
TldiiR$nAY, JAf,{. 3I
N "Soundstage" simon cowetl, Randy
Jackson and Paula Abdul all picked Chris
Daughtry as the most surprising post-"ldol"
success. lt's no surprise, really. They never
got a chance to find out that Daughtry could
write catchy rock songs, Here, he and his
band Derform livc (P85, 12:30 a m.)
N "31 Days Of Oscar" rne only decent
cable channel still showing classic n)ovies
uncut, letter-boxed when appropriate and
n iLhout commcrcitrls, TCM gives cined5tes
an orgy of pleasure next month, when it
begins its month-long celebration of Oscar
by showing only movies nominated for
or winners of Academy Awards (fCM. 8 p m )
F$+tpAY. FSS, i
$ "Friday Night Lights" Another rare
fall show with a few ncw episodes lcft in thc
hamper, maybe this could be the break 'FNL'
needs for the.str uggling
but acclaimed drama to
get sampled by a wider
audience. (NBC,9 p-m.)
i.N "Late Show With
David Letterman"
Dave chats with Paris Hilton
after her frenzied visit to
Sundance, where Robert
Redford poo-poohed her
as having nothing to do
with anything - yet, oddly,
photographers couldn't
get enough of the heiress,
business gal and former
jallbird (C85, 11:30 p.m.)
$ATURD,qY, FHE. :
N "Bridal Fever" rhe
Hallmark Channcl knows
its women: lt has qot Delta
Burke, who has designs on
a wedding in this new TV
movie, which co-stars Andrea
Roth. (Hallmark,9 p m.)
there's not a laugh in it- (HBo,8:30 p m.)
"N ..icarly,, A TV producer wants to
WH#f.*ESDAK J,Al'^.|, $S brins Carty's Web show to tetevision - but
N\ ,,One Tree Hill', Lucas (Chad tiichacl of course he wants to change everything
Murray) spends an episode flashing back to about it in the process. And Carly is not an
what he has done in the past four years - isellout. (Nickelodeon, S p m.)
filling in viewers on what happened after the Michael Giltz
! ( {13taqSil&EFEIt!DtriEIir
i\ "The l4th Anuual Screen
Actors Guild Awards" The one
awards show that will actually have siar
power. Look for Denzol Washington, Emi'e
Hirsch, Zac Effron, Kale Hudson and others
to present or appear at the show and look
glamorous. Charles Durning will be givcn
a Litetime Achlevement Award, and Burt
Reynolds will hclp presenl it (INf and fBS,
8pn)
N\ "The Wire" seriousty, how many
more articles and reviews have to be written
bcfore you finally give this great drama set
in Balfimore a shot? (HBO,9 p m.)
$tONsAY, -$AN. ?S
\S "State of the Union Address"
Prcsident Bush eitlrcr takes the oppot tunity
to tell Arnericans what they already know
about a tough economy or insists all is well
lo any case. it makes for gripping drama:
Will hc iry to pronounce tlte name of the
lranian president? Can hc correcily pronounce
"nuclear"? (All major channels,9 p.m )
S\ "Kyle XY" ryle's attempts to forge
a real reiationship with Amanda flounder
worse than even Mayttc it's the mysterious
organization lrying to kill him and everyone
around him. Maybc it's that GLAAD Media
Awafd the shovv just won giving ltcr pause.
Or mavbe it's his lack of a
bellybutton. fhat can be
awK\!aro.
(ABCFamily,Spm)
TUE$$,qY, JAI{, *S
\ "House" onc of thc
few fall shows that still can
boast an original episode
or two, House confronts a
paralyzed woman (Janel
N.4oloney) who may not
be tellinq the whole truth
about her illness
(Fox, 9 p.m )
i.rs* "Baghdad
Hospitalr Inside the
Red Zone" You thought
the surgeons on rlr4 lAlS'Hil
had it rough This
docunlentary nervously
shows us the conditions
at the m05t dangerous
hospital in the world, Al-
Yarrnouk in Baghdad Andend of last season, when this prime-time soap
decjded to leap four Vears into the future and
send story lines into hypcrdrive. (CW,9 p m )
r\ "National Geographic: Eden
at the End Of the World"
Global warming hasn't quite yet destroyed
everything of beauty, as this special showing
us the wonders of Patagonia - found amid
chile and Argentina - makes spectacularly
clear (PBS, 8 p-m )
TldiiR$nAY, JAf,{. 3I
N "Soundstage" simon cowetl, Randy
Jackson and Paula Abdul all picked Chris
Daughtry as the most surprising post-"ldol"
success. lt's no surprise, really. They never
got a chance to find out that Daughtry could
write catchy rock songs, Here, he and his
band Derform livc (P85, 12:30 a m.)
N "31 Days Of Oscar" rne only decent
cable channel still showing classic n)ovies
uncut, letter-boxed when appropriate and
n iLhout commcrcitrls, TCM gives cined5tes
an orgy of pleasure next month, when it
begins its month-long celebration of Oscar
by showing only movies nominated for
or winners of Academy Awards (fCM. 8 p m )
F$+tpAY. FSS, i
$ "Friday Night Lights" Another rare
fall show with a few ncw episodes lcft in thc
hamper, maybe this could be the break 'FNL'
needs for the.str uggling
but acclaimed drama to
get sampled by a wider
audience. (NBC,9 p-m.)
i.N "Late Show With
David Letterman"
Dave chats with Paris Hilton
after her frenzied visit to
Sundance, where Robert
Redford poo-poohed her
as having nothing to do
with anything - yet, oddly,
photographers couldn't
get enough of the heiress,
business gal and former
jallbird (C85, 11:30 p.m.)
$ATURD,qY, FHE. :
N "Bridal Fever" rhe
Hallmark Channcl knows
its women: lt has qot Delta
Burke, who has designs on
a wedding in this new TV
movie, which co-stars Andrea
Roth. (Hallmark,9 p m.)
there's not a laugh in it- (HBo,8:30 p m.)
"N ..icarly,, A TV producer wants to
WH#f.*ESDAK J,Al'^.|, $S brins Carty's Web show to tetevision - but
N\ ,,One Tree Hill', Lucas (Chad tiichacl of course he wants to change everything
Murray) spends an episode flashing back to about it in the process. And Carly is not an
what he has done in the past four years - isellout. (Nickelodeon, S p m.)
filling in viewers on what happened after the Michael Giltz
! ( {13taqSil&EFEIt!DtriEIir