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by Rob Allstetter
webdate: 11/2/99 1:48:54 PM

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Upcoming new episodes of Batman Beyond on Kids’ WB! for the November sweeps include “Once Burned” on Nov. 6, “Hooked Up” on Nov. 13 and “Rats!” on Nov. 20.

In “Once Burned,” Batman/Terry’s emotional resolve is put to the test when an old girlfriend, who also happens to be the notorious Ten of the Royal Flush Gang, reverts back to a life of crime. The situation becomes further complicated when he learns that she’s being forced to steal to save her family from kidnappers.

In “Hooked Up,” Batman has to come to Max’s rescue when she becomes addicted to a virtual reality world that is controlled by Spellbinder.

In “Rats!,” Batman must protect Dana from a dangerous secret admirer... a lonely teenage outcast who lives underground with giant mutant rats as his only companions.

The Batman Beyond straight-to-video movie has not officially been given the green light yet, producer Paul Dini said, but an announcement is expected soon.

Lois and Clark Daily

Reruns of Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman are now airing weekdays and Sundays at 9 a.m. (ET) on the TNT cable network. The series, which starred Dean Cain and Terri Hatcher, ran for four seasons on ABC starting in September 1993.

Here's a rundown of upcoming episodes for the next month:

• Wednesday: "A Chip off the Old Block"
  Written by Michael Jamin and Sivert Glarum, directed by Michael Watkins.

• Thursday: "Supermann"
  Written by Chris Ruppenthal, directed by James Bagdonas.

• Friday: "Virtually Destroyed"
  Teleplay by Dean Cain, story by Dean Cain and Sean Brennan, directed by Jim Charleston.

• Sunday: "Illusions of Grandeur"
  Written by Thania St. John, directed by Michael Watkins.

• Monday, Nov. 8: "Never on Sunday"
  Written by Grant Rosenberg, directed by Michael Lange.

• Tuesday, Nov. 9: "The Dad Who Came in From the Cold"
  Written by David Simkins, directed by Alan J. Levi.

• Wednesday, Nov. 10: "Tempus Anyone?"
  Written by John McNamara, directed by Winrich Kolbe.

• Thursday, Nov. 11 and Friday, Nov. 12: "Pilot"

• Sunday, Nov. 14: "The Ides of Metropolis"
  Written by Deborah Joy LeVine, directed by Phil Sgriccia.

• Monday, Nov. 15: "I Now Pronounce You"
  Written by Chris Ruppenthal, directed by Jim Pohl.

• Tuesday, Nov. 16: "Double Jeopardy"
  Written by Eugenie Ross-Leming and Brad Buckner, directed by Chris Long.

• Wednesday, Nov. 17: "Seconds"
  Teleplay by John McNamara, story by Corey Miller and Philip Chung, directed by Alan J. Levi.

• Thursday, Nov. 18: "Forget Me Not"
  Written by Grant Rosenberg, directed by James Bagdonas.

• Friday, Nov. 19: "Vatman"
  Written by Michael Norell, directed by Randall Zisk.

• Sunday, Nov. 21: "The Foundling"
  Written by Dan Levine, directed by Bill D'Elia.

• Monday, Nov. 22: "Fly Hard"
  Written by Thania St. John, directed by Phil Sgriccia.

• Tuesday, Nov. 23: "Barbarians at the Planet"
  Written by Dan Levine and Deborah Joy LeVine, directed by Jim Bagdonas.

• Wednesday, Nov. 24: "House of Luthor"
  Written by Deborah Joy LeVine and Dan Levine, directed by Alan Levi.

• Sunday, Nov. 28: "The Rival"
  Written by Tony Blake and Paul Jackson, directed by Michael Watkins.

• Monday, Nov. 29: "Madame Ex"
  Written by Tony Blake and Paul Jackson, directed by Randall Zisk.

• Tuesday, Nov. 30: "Oedipus Wrecks"
  Written by David Simkins, no director listed.

• Wednesday, Dec. 1: "Wall of Sound"
  Written by John McNamara, directed by Alan Levi.

Urban Legend 2 Underway

Production began last week in Toronto on Urban Legend 2 - The Final Cut, a sequel to the thriller, from Columbia Pictures and Phoenix Pictures. Urban Legend 2 will star Jennifer Morrison, Joseph Lawrence, Anson Mount, Eva Mendez, Jessica Cauffiel, Anthony Anderson, Matt Davis, Loretta Devine and Hart Bochner.

Urban Legend 2 -- The Final Cut follows Amy Mayfield (Morrison), a student at Alpine University who struggles to complete her thesis film on urban legends -- only to have her crew members fall prey to fatal "accidents." Suspicious, Amy investigates and discovers a much more sinister hand at work. Now she must unmask the killer before she, too, becomes an urban legend.

The film is directed by John Ottman from an original script by Paul Harris Boardman and Scott Derrickson. Making his feature film directorial debut, Ottman served in the dual role as editor and composer on the Academy Award-winning film The Usual Suspects and Apt Pupil. Ottman has also composed the music for the films Lake Placid, Halloween: H20, Incognito, The Cable Guy and the forthcoming X-Men.

Shooting will take place in Toronto through Dec. 16. The film is slated for a 2000 release.

Short Takes

Gloria Reuben (ER) and John C. McGinley have joined Billy Zane in the four-hour mini-series based on Dean Koontz's chart-topping suspense novel Sole Survivor that’s slated to air on Fox later this season.

Reuben plays a mysterious and possible sole survivor of a tragic plane crash, on which all passengers were thought to have died. When a former crime reporter (Zane) learns of her possible link to the crash that killed his wife and child, he tracks her down for answers to the numerous questions surrounding the accident. She is simultaneously hunted by dark and deadly conspirators racing to stop her from revealing any details about the mysterious tragedy.

McGinley, who also starred in the Dean Koontz mini-series Intensity, plays the leader of forces that will stop at nothing to suppress the truth behind the deadly plane crash.

• Seven, the thriller starring Morgan Freeman and Brad Pitt, will air on Fox on Friday, Nov. 12 at 8 p.m. (ET/PT). The movie was written by Andrew Kevin Walker, who is currently working on the Silver Surfer film.

• MAD TV celebrates its 100th episode this Saturday on Fox.

• The Nutty Professor, starring Eddie Murphy, will air on Fox on Friday, Nov. 5.

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