6z. osug,{sAY,:*.rruu to N "John From Cincinnati" "Deadwood" creator David lvlilch is involred with this series about surfers and one (possible) alien - all bets are oft on what it all means. (HBO, 10 p.n.) MONDAY-tuNE I't S "Big Love" Polygamy js the new "in thing" with this underappreciated HBo drama starring Bill Paxton.</p><p> Will Season 2 keep the streak going, and will the Henrickson clan's now-known family arrangement hurt its hardware business? (HBO, 9 p.m.) W "Hell's Kitchen" The men's and women's teams face off.</p><p> The reward: time with Chef Ramsay away from the kitchen.</p><p> Shouldn't the reward be time away from the kitchen AND away from Ramsay? (Fox,9 p-m.)T{"rusEAY,..fuFiE t3 S "High School Football All-Star Game: New York vs, New Jersey" The Governor's Bowl (which New York has won three times in a row) airs on TV after iaking olace June 10 at West Point. (MSG, 11 P.m.) ISIHDNHSPAY, J$f\iE 13 S ttCousinstt Primates may not be man's best friend, but they're our closest relatives. as this documentary makes clear.</p><p> One link missing is the old "Planet of the Apes" maxim: "Ape must not kill ape" (WLlw 21,9 p m.) S "The Fgvgrtt vanessa Redgrave is a traveler felled by a dreadful illness in a Third world country, prompting her hallucinatory, and perhaps self-satirizing, dread of perpetuating cruelty and injustice around the world Based on Wallace Shawn's one-man Show. (HBO, 9:30 p-m-) S "Flescue Me" The fourth season premiere of Denis Leary's dark comic drama boasts a new baby for his character, Tommy, and a sexy volunteer firefghter (Jennifer Esposito) heating things up. (FX. l0 p.m.) THURSOAY.</p><p> JUNE 14 R "Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader?" rnint your little scholars are ready ior prime time? Have them brush up on their skills by watching this quiz show beforeffi "The Sopranos" n great cast and a landmarKshow sleeos with the fishes. (HBO,9 p-n ) N "The 6lst Annual Tony Awards" wiil "spring Awakening'' fend off the touring- iriendly "N,4ary Poppins"? Will Christine Ebersole of "crey Gardens" and Frank Langella from "Frost/Nixon" win out? Broadway is on the edge of its seat. (CBs, 8 p.n.) S "Army Wives" rim Delaney's return to episodic TV last week was a resounding success - the most-watched premiere in the Lifetime channel's history.</p><p> Clearly this show about the wives of soldiers will be around for a while- (Lifetine, 10 p-m-)heading to the open casting call on Saturday at 8 a m. at the Javits Center (Fox, 8 p m ) FRIDAY, JIJNE 15 "&"The Price ls Right" Bob Barker's 35-year run finally comes to an end with his flnal Showcase Showdown.</p><p> Go on down, Bob. (CBS,8 p m.) N "Daytime Emmy Awards" rhe 34th annual smackdown between talk-show hosts, soaps and game shows. (CBS, 9 p.m.) SATURDAY, JIJNE 16 lN "The Music in Me: A Family Special" Preteens perform the diverse music they love.</p><p> Included is an 11-year-old penny whistle player in Pearl River, N.Y., and a l0-yea(old iazz pianist in Pembroke Pines, Fla. (HBO,7:15 p.n ) S "Baseball: Mets at Yankees" With their season in disarray, the Yankees' best hope for a happy story line could come in this three'game subway series. or it could be the nail in the coffin.</p><p> Can Steinbrenner fire himselt2 (WPIX 11, 1 p.m.) Michael Giltz
