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Follows a group of former daytime and primetime actresses working together in front of and behind the cameras to develop, pitch and produce a new series hoping to land a pilot deal by the end of the season.
The ladies' ideas clash in the series premiere of this reality show about soap-opera stars uniting to create a new serial.
Donna hosts a party for the gals and reveals she spoke to a network on her own, and Crystal makes negative comments about how Lindsay met her boyfriend.
Donna seeks revenge on a disloyal Crystal, so she turns to her pal Joan Collins for help; the ladies get to attend a fashion show thanks to Lindsay, but Crystal's attention-grabbing behavior irks Hunter and Vanessa.
Joan Collins defends Donna to the ladies; Donna considers booting Crystal from the group after learning about her past; Crystal tries making peace with the others; Vanessa and Chrystee plan a pitch.
The ladies pitch their ideas to a new show runner; Hunter and Vanessa head to Palm Springs, where Hunter tries to persuade Vanessa to be involved in front of the camera on their show.
Donna takes on another role after learning Vanessa quit; Hunter shares Donna's secrets with Vanessa; Lindsay discovers her boyfriend may have to relocate.
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