THE BUZZ.

Byline: - Staff and Wire Services

`Blue' Tuesdays: ``NYPD Blue'' fans will be happy to hear that the show will return to ABC's Tuesday night schedule on Jan. 11. The delayed premiere will allow the series to run original episodes through the end of the season and gives the new drama ``Once and Again'' the chance to build an audience in the 10 p.m. time slot.

``For the past six seasons, ABC has nurtured and supported `NYPD Blue' as it developed into appointment television for the nation. We see the same potential with `Once and Again' and believe this scheduling decision allows us the opportunity to maximize the potential of both series,'' said Stu Bloomberg, co-chairman of the ABC Entertainment Television Group.

Since its premiere, ``Once and Again'' has been a solid rating performer and has become the season's highest-rated new drama among adults 18 to 49. It will switch to 10 p.m. Mondays on Jan. 24.

All things `Fantasia': If you can't wait for the millennium to see Disney's latest animated extravaganza, ``Fantasia/2000,'' log on to their new Web site at www.fantasia2000.com for a behind-the-scenes tour of the making of the new film.

Web visitors all around the world can experience the same creative journeys that the artists and musicians took and can learn the history of the first ``Fantasia.''

Among the highlights of the ``Fantasia/2000'' Web site is a view inside Roy Disney's office and a history of the film, complete with timelines and posters. Inside the animator's office, visitors can flip sketches, download color art and hear comments and career advice.

``Fantasia/2000'' premieres at Disney's Millennium Gala at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium on Dec. 31 and opens at IMAX theaters nationwide on Jan. 1, 2000.

In the Los Angeles area, the film will be showing at Edwards IMAX Theatres in Valencia, Irvine and Ontario.

Polley on board:Sarah Polley is set to star in and co-produce the low-budget Canadian feature ``A Wilderness Station'' for director Anne Wheeler (``Better Than Chocolate'').

The period film is based on a short mystery by Alice Munro. The story, set in the Canadian wilderness during the 1850s, follows Annie McKillop (Polley), who escapes an orphanage by agreeing to an arranged marriage with a homesteader and later finds herself confessing to murder.

Working with Arnold:Michael Rooker, best known for his leading role in ``Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer,'' has joined the cast of ``The Sixth Day,'' which stars Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Director Roger Spottiswoode is expected to start shooting the film in December in Vancouver. Michael Rapaport and Sarah Wynter also star. The script centers on a man (Schwarzenegger) who returns home one day to discover that he has been replaced by a clone. Rooker will play the leader of a group assembled to hunt down and kill Schwarzenegger's character. Rooker's character will report to the film's yet-uncast lead villain.