MONDAY July 3
8-10PM THE WIZARD OF OZ (Turner Classic Movies, TV-G) Dorothy and Toto and no commercials. Oh, my!
8-9PM THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT: IT STANDS FOR ALL (Discovery Channel, TV-G) A tribute to America's most esteemed phallic symbol.
TUESDAY July 4
7:30-10:30PM POP GOES THE FOURTH! 2000 (A&E, TV-G) Keith Lockhart leads the Boston Pops in the annual Beantown gala.
8-9:30PM* A CAPITOL FOURTH 2000 (PBS, TV-G) Down in D.C., Barry Bostwick, Ray Charles, and Audra McDonald rock the house. *CHECK LOCAL LISTINGS
WEDNESDAY July 5
9-10PM AMERICAN JUSTICE (A&E, TV-PG) See how a money-laundering attorney had his wife offed. What a guy, eh?
SERIES DEBUT 9-10PM BIG BROTHER (CBS) Twenty-eight cameras, 60 mics, 10 strangers, one house: Let the surveillance begin!
THURSDAY July 6
8:30-10PM RUN LOLA RUN (Cinemax, TV-R) The edgy 1999 German art-house hit makes its small-screen debut.
9-10PM CITY OF ANGELS (CBS, TV-14) One of the recently renewed series' more high-profile eps guest-starring Ossie Davis as a homeless ''king.'' (R)
FRIDAY July 7
9-11PM MARTIAL ARTS: THE REAL STORY (TLC, TV-G) Wrestling superstar Bill Goldberg relates the history of kung fu fighting in India and China.
MIDNIGHT-1AM* SESSIONS AT WEST 54TH (PBS) The Latin Playboys and Ziggy Marley and the Melody Makers take the stage. (R) *CHECK LOCAL LISTINGS
SATURDAY July 8
8-11PM FREAKS AND GEEKS MARATHON (NBC, TV-PG) The most underrated show of last season goes out with a gorgeous three-episode coda that compels every major character to question his or her ''freak'' or ''geek'' role, with the series' typical mixture of hilarity and heartache. In ''The Little Things,'' look for Ben Stiller as a doofy Secret Service agent protecting a visiting Vice President Bush, while ''Mystery Science Theater 3000'' founder Joel Hodgson spins disco records as a well-coiffed bowling alley DJ in ''Discos and Dragons,'' the finale. Funny and vivid, this canceled series lives up to the Grateful Dead LP played near the end: ''American Beauty.'' A -- Ken Tucker
SUNDAY July 9
2-8PM THE MANY FACES OF BEN STEIN (Comedy Central, TV-PG) The punim that only a mom could love stars in a marathon of the highbrow game show.
8PM-MIDNIGHT LONGITUDE (A&E, TV-PG) Michael Gambon and Jeremy Irons star in this biopic of the man responsible for developing the chronometer.

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