ALSO TODAY Home Movies By Charles Taylor Love hurts: the exquisite agony of Bertrand Blier's romantic dramas Now Showing New video releases for July 28 RECENTLY IN ENTERTAINMENT American Squirm By Sarah Vowell Kevin Spacey's je ne sais quoi (07/27/98) Saving Private Ryan Reviewed by Gary Kamiya Steven Spielberg brings hell to a theater near you (07/24/98) Pearl Jam in Sacramento By Christopher Hawthorne Channeling the inner idiot at a stirring, but unimaginative, show (07/24/98) An audience with the queen By Fiona Morgan Scott Thompson goes solo with a sissy-proud satire (07/23/98) The Mask of Zorro Reviewed by Charles Taylor A glorious, rousing adventure starring Antonio Banderas and Catherine Zeta-Jones (07/22/98) BROWSE THE TV ARCHIVES COLUMNS FEATURES ILLUSTRATION BY CATERINA FAKE

blue glow SALON'S TV PICKS FOR TUESDAY, JULY 28, 1998 BY JOYCE MILLMAN S P E C I A L S King of the Hill (8 p.m., Fox) moves to its new day and time with back-to-back reruns. The first episode is the one where Hank's new fish bait gets him in trouble with the feds. In the second episode (8:30), a tornado bears down on Arlen, just as Louanne has finished remodeling her new trailer. No more "King" on Sundays; this is going to take some getting used to. On a rerun of Buffy the Vampire Slayer (8 p.m., WB), Buffy has her first meeting with Spike. Fox has outdone itself with the new series Guinness World Records (9 p.m., Fox). Wanna see the world's largest tumor ever removed from a human body? This is the place. In the first of two Frasier reruns (9 p.m., NBC), Niles finally gets Daphne alone in his apartment. Followed (at 9:30) by the one where Roz learns that really big noses are a genetic trait in the family of her baby's father. Viva Variety (10 p.m., Comedy Central) begins a new season with a one-hour episode from Las Vegas. Guests include David Cassidy, Cherry Poppin' Daddies, Rip Taylor and Jack Jones. War movies are the subject of this week's AFI's 100 Years, 100 Movies (10 p.m., TNT). P.O.V. (Check local times, PBS) presents Ellen Bruno's documentary "Sacrifice," about young girls sold into prostitution in Thailand. S P O R T S Goodwill Games (8:05 p.m., TBS) T A L K Rosie O'Donnell (syndicated) Lacey Chabert, Savage Garden (rerun) David Letterman (CBS) Gary Sinise, Goo Goo Dolls Jay Leno (NBC) Dennis Quaid, Alan Jackson Politically Incorrect (ABC) Matt Drudge, Dee Dee Myers Conan O'Brien (NBC) John Lithgow, Pete Seeger with Dar Williams (rerun) SALON | July 28, 1998 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Blue Glow for < href="http://www.salonmagazine.com/ent/glow/1998/07/27glow.html">Monday, July 27, 1998

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