Generations is an American soap opera which aired on NBC from March 27, 1989 to January 25, 1991.
It was nominated for awards by three different organizations, but never won. The show was groundbreaking in that it was the first soap opera to feature a African American family on the show from its inception. The show had occupied the time slot vacated by Search for Tomorrow in 1986. The Nielsen Ratings were very low, and the show was canceled after...
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Generations is an American soap opera which aired on NBC from March 27, 1989 to January 25, 1991.
It was nominated for awards by three different organizations, but never won. The show was groundbreaking in that it was the first soap opera to feature a African American family on the show from its inception. The show had occupied the time slot vacated by Search for Tomorrow in 1986. The Nielsen Ratings were very low, and the show was canceled after just twenty-two months and 470 episodes. However, the show still retains a loyal fan following to this day. The last episode, which featured an appearance by Brandon Tartikoff, was not shown in some markets due to coverage of the Persian Gulf War, which had begun days earlier.
The show found another life in syndication on the BET network, an American cable channel that specialized in black programming. The show ran on that channel until 1993.
The Daytime Emmy-nominated opening titles (designed by Penelope Gottlieb, with opening theme composed...
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