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Texas: An Oral History of Daytimes Answer to Dallas focuses on ProcterGamble and NBCsspinoff from Another World It was the first soap to debut in the onehour format and set in a real city, Houston Receiving star billing and leading the cast was Another Worlds popular Beverlee McKinsey as Iris Bancroft Having such high hopes for their new soap, Fred Silverman, the head of NBC, boasted to the press that it would be so successful that a move to prime time would be warranted However, Texas turned out not to be the Dallas of daytime, as predicted, for several reasons and only lasted two and a half years It went through four head writing regimes and two executive producers with various levels of success Even so, the show built up a core audience that found it to be quirky and fun And despite its short run, the soap is beloved to this dayThis book is a collection of memories and stories from actors, including Kin Shriner, Terri Garber, Catherine Hickland, Harley Kozak, Pamela Long, John McCafferty, Caryn Richman, Tom Wiggin, and Michael Woods creator and head writer Joyce Corrington and various writers directors set designers NBC network executives and family members Brutally honest, they share the good, the bad, and the outrageous with regard to what went into producing this onehour soap, five days a week at its Brooklyn studio Connecting their observations and anecdotes are plot synopses tales of ProcterGamble and network interference and how General Hospital helped lead to Texass downfall The book will be illustrated with publicity stills print ads and behindthescenes photos and original set sketches from some of the participants private collectionsTom Lisanti is an awardwinning author whose books include Ryans Hope: An Oral History of Daytimes Groundbreaking Soap and ten others about film/television in s/s Hollywood