KimberlySayWhat

They just now said on channel 13 that the meeting starts at 11 am tomorrow. I'm sure channel 13 will have live coverage on their 11 o'clock news.

They said on the news that the annoucement is tomorrow around noon.

Oh, absolutely I'm a bandwagon fan. However I think I'll watch when the regular season starts up again. I've been doing that with the Astros.

They like to show the aquarium a lot. I recoreded yesterday's game, but didn't have the heart to watch after checking the final score online. *sigh*

Or they could turn it into a super Super Wal Mart.

I'll admit, I don't know a lot about the rules and technicalities of the game; I just know that winning is a good thing. I guess sometimes ignorance really is bliss. I'd love to see them go all the way! If only they could play every game like they played Saturday's! Thanks, htownswami, for the link. I wonder why the official Rockets site doesn't have a forum. I'll take a look at this one.

I've never been a huge sports fan, but I always root for the Houston teams and if they're doing well, I'll jump on the bandwagon. I've been keeping up with and have been enjoying the Rockets for the last several months. Anyone else excited that they've made it to the play-offs? That hasn't happened in a while, has it? I won't get my expectations too high, but we can always hope. They were outstanding on Saturday. I love watching them!

I guess that makes sense considering the show was on NBC. I wonder why they just didn't leave it KPRC then. Make it more authentic. I remember a couple of years ago there was a miniseries on NBC called "Kingpin" and some of the scenes took place in Houston. KPRC played a part in the show; only thing different was actors as the news anchors. But the graphics and everything were the same.

lol! I've never seen the show myself, but it was spin-off of another soap, "Another World". "Texas" didn't last long, but it seems to have had a cult following. I think some fans are even lobbying for SOAPnet to acquire the rights to reruns. I'd certainly watch out of curiosity. It does have a catchy theme(s). I wonder if they ever did any location shoots within actual episodes. As for Beverly McKinsey, here's the info I found at imdb.com: Date of birth (location) 9 August 1940 Oklahoma, USA Now retired from acting. Credits: "General Hospital" (1963) TV Series .... Myrna Slaughter (1994) "The Guiding Light" (1952) TV Series .... Alexandra 'Alex' Spaulding von Halkein Thorpe #1 (1984-1992) ... aka Guiding Light (USA: new title) The Demon Murder Case (1983) (TV) .... Charlotte Harris ... aka The Rhode Island Murders "Texas" (1980) TV Series .... Iris Cory Carrington Delaney Bancroft Wheeler (1980-1981) (original cast) ... aka Another World: Texas (USA) Bronco Billy (1980) .... Irene Lilly, Antoinette's stepmother "Another World" (1964) TV Series .... Emma Frame Ordway #1 (1972)/Iris Carrington Delaney Bancroft Wheeler #1 (1972-1980) ... aka Another World: Bay City "Love Is a Many Splendored Thing" (1967) TV Series .... Martha Donnelly (aka Julie Richards) (1970-1971) Filmography as: Actress, Notable TV Guest Appearances Notable TV Guest Appearances "Remington Steele" playing "Alexis Vandermeer" in episode: "Vintage Steele" (episode # 1.19) 15 March 1983 "Cannon" playing "Rita Bell" in episode: "The Dead Samaritan" (episode # 2.15) 10 January 1973 "The Mod Squad" in episode: "Another Final Game" (episode # 5.10) 16 November 1972 "The Delphi Bureau" playing "Goldy" in episode: "The Man Upstairs-The Man Downstairs Project" (episode # 1.2) 26 October 1972 "McMillan and Wife" playing "Laurie Forrest" in episode: "Husbands, Wives, and Killers" (episode # 1.3) 10 November 1971 "Longstreet" playing "Sue Hazelton" in episode: "A World of Perfect Complicity" (episode # 1.2) 23 September 1971 "Death Valley Days" playing "Maud Gage Baum" in episode: "The Wizard of Aberdeen" (episode # 18.14) 17 January 1970 "Hawaii Five-O" playing "Jo Louise Mailer" in episode: "The Joker's WIld, Man, Wild" (episode # 2.13) 17 December 1969 "The Virginian" playing "Abby Clayton" in episode: "The Substitute" (episode # 8.8) 5 November 1969 "The Mod Squad" playing "Claudine Addison" in episode: "A Hint of Darkness, a Hint of Light" (episode # 1.18) 11 February 1969 "Mannix" playing "Carol Chase" in episode: "Death Run" (episode # 2.13) 4 January 1969 "The Second Hundred Years" playing "Flo" in episode: "Love on the Double" (episode # 1.22) 7 February 1968 "Hawk" playing "Mattie Mulroy" in episode: "Wall of Silence" (episode # 1.16) 22 December 1966 "The Defenders" playing "Karen McDermott" in episode: "Only a Child" (episode # 4.30) 13 May 1965 "The Nurses" playing "Eileen Moore" in episode: "Where There's Smoke" (episode # 3.23) 9 March 1965

In another thread I mentioned an old 80's short-lived NBC soap called "Texas" set in Houston. I did a search for the show and found a site where you can watch the opening and closing sequences from the show. There are shots of downtown, San Jacinto monument, etc. The 1981 theme is entirely different from 1982 and is very "Dallas"-esque. The 1982 theme is longer and has more shots of Houston including one of a TV station that I didn't recognize and couldn't make out the name. Could have been a fictitious one for the show. Both are equally kind of cheesy, but fun! The quality's not all that great, but here it is anyway: Click under where it says "Videos": "Texas" link I've only watched the two opening sequences. Oh, and for some reason that voice-over at the end of both videos just cracks me up.