ALSO TODAY The best of friends Why straight women love gay men Sound Salvation I Want My Camp TV RECENTLY IN BLUE GLOW Jews for Jesus target "Seinfeld" fans (05/07/98) RECENTLY IN ENTERTAINMENT Not Wilde enough Two new portraits of Oscar Wilde miss the wickedness of his style The Judas Kiss Liam Neeson hangs fire as Oscar Wilde in David Hare's new play Woo Jada Pinkett Smith stars in this sexy, sunny comedy The importance of being Wilde An interview with Britain's new Renaissance man, Stephen Fry (05/07/98) Deep Impact The end of the world as Hallmark moment (05/07/98) BROWSE THE TV ARCHIVES COLUMNS FEATURES ILLUSTRATION BY EINAT PELED

blue glow SALON'S TV PICKS FOR MONDAY, MAY 11, 1998 BY JOYCE MILLMAN S E R I E S Man of the hour Jerry Seinfeld is profiled on a new Biography (8 p.m. EDT/9 PDT, A&E). The Camdens are in crisis mode (is teenaged Mary pregnant?) on the season finale of 7th Heaven (8 p.m., WB). Everybody Loves Raymond (8:30 p.m., CBS) begins a two-part season ender in which Ray and Debra flash back to their wedding day during the '80s. If you haven't watched this show (the early time slot is prohibitive if you have kids), get to know it during summer reruns. It's the only grown-up family sitcom on the air; the humor is deliciously deadpan. On Ally McBeal (9 p.m., Fox), Richard meets his old flame, Judge Cone, in court and Ally sets the Biscuit up on a date. On the season finale of The Practice (10 p.m., ABC), Bobby represents a 13-year-old charged with murder. S P O R T S NHL Playoffs: Capitols at Senators (7 p.m., ESPN2) Stars at Oilers (8:30 p.m., ESPN) Baseball: Braves at Reds (7 p.m., TBS) S P E C I A L S The miniseries Only Love (9 p.m., CBS) concludes. Marisa Tomei and Rob Morrow star. And the miniseries Witness to the Mob (9 p.m., NBC), with Nicholas Turturro and Debi Mazar, wraps as well. Nick at Nite begins a week-long replay of Famous Last Episodes (10 p.m., Nickelodeon) -- yes, it's a "Seinfeld" tie-in -- with the series finale of "The Wonder Years." T A L K Rosie O'Donnell (syndicated) Robert Redford David Letterman (CBS) Fran Drescher, Faith Hill Jay Leno (NBC) Tori Amos, Don Rickles Politically Incorrect (ABC) Joe Queenan, Jasmine Guy Tom Snyder (CBS) Bill Maher Conan O'Brien (NBC) Rob Schneider, Tim Russert (rerun) E T C Craig Kilborn has been plucked from his post as anchor of Comedy Central's Daily Show to take over CBS's Late Late Show when Tom Snyder leaves next spring ... Hard-boiled novelist James Ellroy ("L.A. Confidential") is writing an NBC drama pilot based on the Los Angeles County Sheriff Department's homicide unit ... Jerry Stiller, the once and always Frank Costanza, already has a post-"Seinfeld" gig. He's filming a CBS sitcom pilot called "The King of Queens" ... Producers of NBC's 1998 Emmy Awards have announced that the Sept. 13 telecast will be a four-hour extravaganza saluting 50 years of television. Great. Let me know how it turns out. SALON | May 11, 1998 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Blue Glow for < href="/ent/glow/1998/05/08glow.html">Weekend May 8-10, 1998

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