Texas/Episode 527

Episode 527
Season 3, Episode 169
Airdate	August 26, 1982
Production Number	527
Written by	Paul Rader, Gary Tomlin, Linda Hamner, Tim Cagney, Richard Culliton, Gary Hamner, John Kuntz, Michelle Poteet Lisanti
Directed by	John Whitesell
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Texas — Season Three

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Episode 527 is the one-hundred sixty-ninth episode of the third season of Texas and the five-hundred twenty-seventh episode overall.

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Plot Overview

Brette arrives at KVIK to see Rikki and Christine tells her that she must talk to Stella. George comes on to Judith in her own home and she tries to resist him. Ruby tells Mark that Allison had all of Houston knowing that she is with Mark. Ruby tells Mark and Allison what Stella said. Then Mark says he believes what Allison and Ruby are saying. Then Ruby leaves and Mark tells Allison he feels flattered. Reena tells Justin he shouldn't be at KVIK and seen with her. Justin tells Reena maybe it was meant to be them all along but Reena tells him they are both facing a battle right now. Judith tries to resist George and tells him she was desperately lonely when she met him but she loves Grant. George tells her she needs him because she isn't sure of anyone but him. Then Judith orders him out and tells him never to come back. Lurlene tells Ginny that she and Joel will be OK and he will find someone else someday and so will she. Ashley reads "The Yearling" to Gregory and then T.J. comes by and takes him up to bed. Stella arrives and Christine tells Rikki they need to work on songs, leaving Stella to talk to Brette who agrees to do the interview and goes over some questions with her. Stella walks in on Justin and Reena. Then Justin leaves and Stella tells Reena she wants her views on Judith Wheeler. Allison arrives at Mark's penthouse to a very nice looking place. Ruby runs into George at KVIK and they talk about his article on Houston society becoming a suspenseful book. Then Ruby runs into someone. Brette comes home and finds Judith crying. Then Rikki arrives and invites Brette to come over but she tells him she will be over later. Joel asks Ruby if she is okay and he tells her he is miserable without Lurlene. Ruby tells him she will go to the ranch in the morning and speak to Lurlene. Justin tells Lurlene that he can tell that Joel really loves her and urges her to go back to him. Christine tells George his photo coverage of Rikki isn't working because of Brette limiting Rikki. George defends Brette to Christine. Judith tells Brette she can't tell her what is wrong. Brette tells Judith she can trust her but Judith says it is too personal. T.J. tells Ashley they will tell Gregory that he is his father someday soon. Then T.J. suggests that Ashley slow down and take care of herself. Ginny tells Justin they should put the past behind them and forgive but Justin tells Ginny the divorce between he and Ashley may get rough with her working for T.J. Ginny advises Justin not to hurt Gregory the way Barrett did to her with Steve. Stella finds Joel and Ruby together and insinuates that they are an item. Then Joel cusses Stella out and leaves. Then Stella and Ruby exchange words and Stella agrees to dance at Ruby's wedding for free if she wins Mark. When Mark tries to get more comfortable with Allison she tells him not to push her and leaves. T.J. urges Ashley to go to a doctor and get a checkup.

Credits

• Producers: Robert Calhoun, Judy Lewis
• Executive Producer: Gail Kobe
• Technical Supervisor: Joe Kolb
• Unit Manager: Christopher Linder
• Associate Director: John Michael Bianco
• Technical Director: Frank Gaeta
• Lighting Director: Alan Posage
• Video: Arnie Dick
• Audio: Mel Hench
• Videotape Editor: John J. O'Connor, II
• Camera: Joe DeBenois, Brian Phraner, David Weinburg
• Stage Managers: Dick Purus, Ed Prendergast
• Art Director: Richard C. Hankins
• Scenic Designer: Tom Targownik
• Scenic Artist: Al Gallo
• Costume Designer: Lewis Brown
• Assistant Costume Designer: John Helgerson
• Wardrobe Supervisor: Frances Spagnola
• Associate Producer: Mary Beth Dolan
• Casting: Kathy Talbert
• Assistant to the Producer: Janet Sheiffele Blake
• Production Assistant: Barbara J. Ring
• Hair Stylist: Angel DeAngelis
• Make-Up Artist: Joseph Campayno
• Props: Bob Greenberg
• Music by Elliot Lawrence Productions
• Music Director: Barbara Miller
• Men's Wardrobe Furnished by Barney's New York

Notes

• This was Mary Pat Gleason's first appearance as Doris Hodges.