James Houghton, Kim Lankford, Michele Lee, Constance McCashin, Donna Mills, Don Murray, John Pleshette, Ted Shackelford, Joan Van Ark. Series created by David Jacobs. Originally broadcast as episodes of the television series between 1980 and 1981 on CBS.
Contents:
Disc one. Hitchhike / written by Don Murray ; directed by Edward Parone (11/20/1980) ; Hitchhiker part II / written by Don Murray ; directed by Edward Parone (11/27/1980) ; Remember the good times / written by Diana Gould ; directed by James Sheldon (12/4/1980) ; Chance of a lifetime / written by John Pleshette ; directed by Nicholas Sgarro (12/11/1980) ; Kristin / written by Diana Gould ; directed by Nicholas Sgarro -- Disc two. Step one / written by Loraine Despres ; directed by Kim Friedman (1/1/1981) ; Breach of faith / written by William Hopkins ; directed by Harvey S. Laidman (1/8/1981) ; Scapegoats / written by Tim Maschler ; directed by Gabrielle Beaumont (1/15/1981) ; Family matter / written by David Paulsen ; directed by Edward Parone (1/22/1981) ; Choices / written by L. Virginia Browne ; directed by Kim Friedman (1/29/1981) -- Disc three. State of mind / written by Robert W. Gilmer ; directed by Alexander Singer (2/5/1981) ; Players / written by Susan Misty Stewart ; directed by Jeff Bleckner (2/12/1981) ; Loudest word / written by Joseph B. Wallenstein ; directed by Kim Friedman (2/19/1981) ; Moments of truth / written by Robert W. Gilmer ; directed by Jeff Bleckner (2/26/1981) -- Disc four. Man of the hour / written by Sara Ann Friedman ; directed by Harvey S. Laidman (3/12/1981) ; More than friends / written by Carol Roper ; directed by Alexander Singer (3/19/1981) ; Designs / written by Diana Gould and Robert W. Gilmer ; directed by Nicholas Sgarro (3/26/1981) ; Squeezeplay / written by John Pleshette ; directed by Joseph B. Wallenstein (3/26/1981).
Summary:
Love thy neighbor - words to live by for Sid's sexy sister Abby Cunningham, especially with the male neighbors in her new hometown, Knots Landing. Maybe it's Abby's influence, but bed-hopping becomes the latest cul-de-sac sport.
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