nothingness. Harry and Paige rescue Dierdre from Coty who has now taken Kreutzer's place as the leader of the Fathers and the Church of Synthiotics. In the end, Harry, Paige, Peter and Dierdre pack up and flee from the civil unrest happening all over Los Angeles and they safely drive away into the sunset on a nearby beach. Episodes ABC aired the miniseries over five consecutive nights: 1993-05-16: Everything Must Go (approx. 90 minutes) - directed by Peter Hewitt 1993-05-17: The Floating World (approx. 45 minutes) - directed by Keith Gordon 1993-05-18: Rising Sons (approx. 45 minutes) - directed by Kathryn Bigelow 1993-05-19: Hungry Ghosts (approx. 45 minutes) - directed by Keith Gordon 1993-05-20: Hello, I Must Be Going (approx. 45 minutes) - directed by Phil Joanou Cast James Belushi as Harry Wyckoff, a Beverly Hills based patent attorney and later, CEO of the Wild Palms group. Dana Delany as Grace Wyckoff, his wife, suburban housewife and owner of Hiroshima, a retro fashion boutique. Ben Savage as Coty Wyckoff, their 11-year-old son, a child actor on the verge of a breakthrough to stardom. Robert Loggia as Senator Tony Kreutzer, former sci-fi author, founder of the Wild Palms group and the Synthiotics cult. Angie Dickinson as Josie Ito, Grace's mother, a celebrated interior decorator with numerous connections and secrets. David Warner as Eli Levitt, Grace's father, former history professor imprisoned for terrorism. Founder of the Friends. Kim Cattrall as Paige Katz, PR director of the Wild Palms group, Harry's former love and Kreutzer's fiancée. Ernie Hudson as Tommy Laszlo, Harry Wyckoff's childhood friend, an eccentric entrepreneur. Nick Mancuso as Tully Woiwode, infamous and popular painter and toast-of-the-town, Tommy's secret lover. Bebe Neuwirth as Tabba Schwartzkopf, Academy Award-winning actress who befriends Grace, and is part of the Wild Palms group. Aaron Michael Metchik as Peter, a street urchin with mysterious connections to Harry, Grace and the Fathers. Brad Dourif as Chickie Levitt, Eli Levitt's son from another relationship. Virtual reality boy genius and technology wizard. Charles Hallahan as Gavin Whitehope, Harry's associate at the Wild Palms group. Reformed alcoholic and Synthiotics devotee. Robert Morse as Chap Starfall, erstwhile pop star reduced to lounge singer status until the Wild Palms group revives him. Beata Pozniak as Tambor, the Wyckoffs' dutiful au-pair. Bob Gunton as Dr. Tobias Schenkl, Harry's psychiatrist. Rondi Reed as Eileen Whitehope, Gavin's wife, a "Lady-who-lunches" who also alerts Grace to