THIS IS A 4 DVD SET.

ALL 13 EPISODES PLUS THE UNAIRED PILOT AND SUPER RARE TV MOVIE.

QUALITY IS A SOLID 9.5/10 FOR BOTH PICTURE AND SOUND.

THIS SHOW HAS NEVER BEEN RELEASED ON RETAIL DVD. THIS SET HAS BEEN RECORDED AND FROM TV BROADCASTS***

In 1984, MGM decided to produce a weekly series based on the TV movie for ABC, recasting several of the original roles from the 1982 production. Racine (Morgan Fairchild) was the modeling agency owner and was frequently at odds with Grant Harper (Lloyd Bridges), who helmed the board of Harper Cosmetics. Playing both sides was Grant's son Wesley (Dack Rambo) who thirsted for more power in the family business and allianced himself romantically with Racine. Wesley's sister Blair (Mimi Rogers) was a supermodel fearing her career was on the downslide now that she was 30 years old. Despite health problems, Blair was determined to carry her baby to full term. Blair's husband David (Richard Beymer) was a sportswear designer; since David was too proud to accept financial assistance from the Harpers, his business partner resorted to accepting money from loan sharks to fund his upcoming collection, which put David and Blair in danger.

Racine was also at odds with Taryn Blake (Nicollette Sheridan), the top teen model in the business but proving to be a liability with unprofessional behavior, problems with drugs and alcohol, and a sensationalized romance with 1980s pop star John Waite (playing himself for several episodes). To keep Taryn and her stage-mother/manager Julia (Brenda Vaccaro) in line, Racine decided to promote a new fresh teen face, Laurie Caswell (Terry Farrell). The naive Laurie wasn't prepared for the fast success, despite her mother Dinah's (Jennifer Warren) best efforts to keep her grounded. The time Dinah spent on her daughter's career started causing problems in her marriage to Michael (John Bennett Perry).

Mark Bailey (Roscoe Born), a reporter doing a story on the fashion industry, became enamored of Racine, causing problems in his relationship with sensible lawyer Sara Frank (Anne Schedeen). A suspicious Sara cautioned her boyfriend on becoming too interested in Racine. One of her verbal putdowns: "She's been in more beds than a hotel breakfast tray!"

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