King's Crossing at 22 minutes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDgpZAZGpHs

What I wouldn't give to find some episodes of "King's Crossing" or "Secrets Of Midland Heights!"

Agreed. There's another promo out there of one of those but it's in awful quality.

I remember Orleans. Didn't it air in 1996 or so?

Summer 96. I put a TV Guide preview article about it (where the producer let us know it was not a soap!!!) some pages back in this thread.

Thanks. I wonder why they didn't wait until fall when they might have had a larger audience going in.

With the incest plot maybe it was too hot to handle.

Maybe. Also, do you think Larry Hagman would have been able to break through the "JR" typecast to make his judge character memorable?

I think he could have (I've never seen the show) with the right direction and material.

True. It's a shame the show never got a chance - I believe the show only lasted a month if that.

I liked Orleans, though I don't remember much about it. Judge Luther Charbonnet, IIRC. His love interest was played by Vanessa Bell Calloway which I thought was a cool choice. I seem to remember Luther in his drawers frolicking with her in the bedroom. I don't think the show lasted two months. Had a cool theme song.

Wow! Wrong thread!

Edited February 5, 201510 yr by Vee

Warner Archive Instant has added The Yellow Rose to its streaming program. The NBC drama starred Sam Elliot, David Soul, and Cybill Shepherd. It ran for 22 episodes during the 1983-1984 season. A complete DVD set was released through the Warner Archive Collection in May 2011.

I bought the DVD set a couple of years ago. I wasn't sure how it would hold up 30 years later but was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed watching it again.