R E A L I T Y

GUY alert: flashing, are in the rink. On the new A&E show “Roller-girls,” women who have extra energy and thighs of steel compete in the fierce world of roller derby. They all have day jobs, of course. There’s a systems analyst, a special education teacher, a maternity room nurse and, of course, that one lost soul looking for direction. In addition to providing glimpses of skimpy outfits, “Rollergirls” will delve into the private lives of these daredevils on-the-go.

ROLLERGIRLS

Monday, 10 p.m., A&E

K I D S

‘Drake & Josh’ get their own movie

INSPIRED by a hit Nickelodeon series, the delightful “Drake & Josh Go to Holly-wood” follows the misadventures of brothers Drake (Drake Bell), Josh (Josh Peck) and their irrepressible little sister Megan (Miranda Cosgrove) in Los Angeles as Drake tries to break into the music business. With his brother, Josh, acting as his manager, Drake seems to be in good hands because Josh actually wangles an appearance on TRL for him. En route, however, the guys run into counterfeiting thieves and a money storm.

DRAKE & JOSH GO HOLLYWOOD

Saturday, 8 p.m., Nickelodeon

R E A L I T Y

Gidget goes gay

GIVE a bunch of Los Angeles lesbians some surfboards, churn up some Pacific surf and you’ve got “Curl Girls,” a pioneering series from the long-awaited Logo network, which brings you the finest in gay-issue television. And this show, a sapphic “Baywatch,” is bound to blaze many a tolerance trail as the show’s multifaceted subjects balance their love lives and their bikini-straining athetic maneuvers. Is that Melissa Etheridge we hear on the soundtrack?

CURL GIRLS

Monday, 10 p.m., Logo

M A D E – F O R – T V

Keaton cries

A GRIEVING mother visits the home where her dead daughter spent her final summer in “Surrender Dorothy,” a CBS TV movie starring the usually more lighthearted Diane Keaton (“The Family Stone”). In the film, Natalie (Diane Keaton) meets her daughter Sara’s friends and gains insight into her life from a playwright (Tom Everett Scott), who was in the car with Sara the day she died. Natalie learns much about Sara from her extended stay in the summer house, but what she’s really after is the diary that her daughter kept.

SURRENDER DOROTHY

Sunday, 9 p.m., CBS

C O M E D Y

Buddy love

CAN a guy choose his girl-friend over his three best friends? That’s the question posed by “Four Kings,” a new NBC comedy on Thursdays. The guys are childhood friends who can’t be apart. One of them, Ben (Josh Cooke), actually convinces a girl to date him. When Ben inherits an apartment owned by his grandmother, he invites his buddies to move in with him. Jenny, the girlfriend, has a different idea. She wants the apartment to be a love nest for her and Ben and gives him an ultimatum: your friends or me.

FOUR KINGS

Thursday, 8:30 p.m., NBC

D R A M A

Galaxy angst

A POWER struggle threatens to escalate into an all-out war on “Battlestar Galactica.” The ship joins forces with Pegasus to destroy the “Resurrection” ship. Commander William Adama (Edward James Olmos) is locked in a power struggle with Admiral Helena Cain (Michelle Forbes), but they table their differences. President Laura Roslin (Mary McDonnell) suspects that once the Resurrection is gone, Cain will jettison Galacti-ca’s civilian fleet.

BATTLESTAR GALACTICA

Friday, 10 p.m., SciFi