Secrets of Midland Heights [SEP] original network
Secrets of Midland Heights
Secrets of Midland Heights is an American nighttime soap opera which ran on CBS from December 6, 1980 to January 24, 1981 for eight episodes. Produced after the success of "Dallas", Lorimar Productions, likewise, produced the new serial for CBS. 
"Secrets of Midland Heights" was aimed at the teen audience, and featured romantic triangles and secrets among the teens and their parents who populated a fictional midwestern college town called Midland Heights. Aired on Saturday night at 10 PM EST/9 PM
to extend his involvement in the film, Carpenter refused to direct and originally approached Tommy Lee Wallace, the art director from the original "Halloween", to take the helm. Carpenter told one interviewer: "I had made that film once and I really didn't want to do it again." After Wallace declined, Carpenter chose Rosenthal, a relatively unknown and inexperienced director whose previous credits included episodes of the television series "Secrets of Midland Heights" (1980–1981). Rosenthal was chosen to direct based on a short