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What Betty Grable was to GIs, Lois & Clark's Teri Hatcher is to cybernauts: the must-have pinup. Since mid-October, when seven photos of Hatcher were made available to America Online subscribers, Hatcher's digital images have been downloaded nearly 12,000 times, or roughly 250 times a day. ''I hope it's not one guy with a computer and 4,000 pictures of me,'' says Hatcher, whose closest competitor is Mad About You's Helen Hunt. Two Hunt portraits have been retrieved more than 4,300 times since mid-October. ''Both of our characters have this '90s quality — they're intelligent and feisty and sensual all at the same time,'' reasons Hatcher. Maybe so, but on-line groupies still have their priorities: In the two weeks since stills from Star Trek Generations were made available on Prodigy, more than 67,000 Trek photos have been downloaded. In cyberspace, it's always Trek before sex.
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