‘ER,’ Tom Snyder Among Fest Honorees

“Frasier,” “ER,” Jonathan Winters, George Lucas, Tom Snyder’s “Tomorrow” show and “My So-Called Life,” which is fighting to retain a place on ABC, are among honorees of the Museum of Television & Radio’s 12th annual Los Angeles festival, it was announced Tuesday.

The public festival, which will be held March 1-17 at the Directors Guild Theatre, 7920 Sunset Blvd., will also offer evenings devoted to “Law & Order,” “Chicago Hope,” “The X-Files,” “Batman,” “Mystery Science Theater 3000” and “Magnum, P. I.”

As in the past, the New York-based museum will present the sessions as seminars featuring the individuals being honored, as well as the casts, producers, writers and directors of many of the designated programs, in addition to screenings of shows.

Others on the list include “Homicide: Life on the Street,” “Melrose Place,” Lucas’ “The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles,” “Knots Landing,” “Under Suspicion,” “Sisters” and producer William Sackheim, who nurtured some of the medium’s top talent and turned out such memorable programs as the drama series “The Law” and the TV movie “The Neon Ceiling.”

“ER” is this season’s ratings sensation, and Snyder, whose “Tomorrow” series followed Johnny Carson, recently launched another late-late talk show, which follows David Letterman. Winters and Snyder will do their museum seminars solo.

The schedule:

March 1: “An Evening With Jonathan Winters.” March 2: “Tom Snyder and ‘Tomorrow.’ ” March 3: “Frasier,” “Chicago Hope.” March 4: “ER,” “The X-Files.” March 7: “Mystery Science Theater 3000.” March 8: “Sisters.” March 9: “My So-Called Life.” March 10: “Batman,” “Under Suspicion.” March 11: “The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles,” “Law & Order.” March 14: “Homicide: Life on the Street.” March 15: “Melrose Place.” March 16: “A Salute to William Sackheim.” March 17: “Magnum, P. I.,” “Knots Landing.” Tickets go on sale today for museum members and on Friday for the general public. Ticket information: (213) 466-1767.