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ROOTS: THE NEXT GENERATIONS (Soundtracks) reel-to-reel series

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R-1492 41 Sequel 1. Concluded. · Sequel 2. · Sequel 3. · Sequel 4.
R-1493 151 ROOTS: THE NEXT GENERATIONS: Sequel 4. concluded. 2/21/79 · ROOTS: THE NEXT GENERATIONS: Sequel 5. 2/22/79 · ROOTS: THE NEXT GENERATIONS: Sequel 6. 2/23/79 · ROOTS: THE NEXT GENERATIONS: Sequel 7. Conclusion. 2/25/79 · Nb. For those with Beta-format video recorders: I have this entire ROOTS series · the original and sequel · on video-tape · close up · ROOTS · 8:00 PM · Return: This adaptation of Alex Haley's best seller won five Emmys (including Outstanding Limited Series) · attracted more viewers than any other program in TV history and established the miniseries as a going concern. So much for its significance. Here is the story "Roots" depicts a century in the Haley-family history-from his ancestors' life in 18th-century tribal Africa to their emancipation in the post-Civil War South. It begins in Africa with the birth of Kunta Kinte · Haley's great-great-great-grandfather. For Kunta · village life is simple but rich in tradition. But when he's 17 · his carefree life ends abruptly: he's kidnapped · chained and sent to America. The series continues through this week. Cast (Part 1) Kunta: LeVar Burton. Kunta's Mother: Cicely Tyson. Kunta's Father: Thalmus Rasulala. Davies: Edward Asner. Slater: Ralph Waite. Wrestler: Ji-Tu Cumbuka. Brima Cesay: Harry Rhodes. Fanta: Ren Woods. Nyo Boto: Maya Angelou. Kintango: Moses Gunn. Kadi Touray: O.J. Simpson. (2 hrs.) · Alex Haley · author of Roots · ROOTS: THE NEXT GENERATIONS · 7 PM · Debut: A seven-part sequel to the miniseries that attracted more viewers than any other in TV history. Picking up where "Roots" left off · "Roots: The Next Generations" spans 88 years in Alex Haley's family history and recounts a strife-torn chronicle of racial pride and prejudice · and political machinations over civil-rights issues. Part 1 opens in 1882 in Henning · Tenn. · where domestic dramas embroil two families. Haley's great-grandfather · a poor blacksmith named Tom Harvey (Georg Stanford Brown) · raises objections to his daughter's suitor · a fair-skinned Negro. On the other side of the tracks · a prominent attorney named Colonel Warner (Henry Fonda) faces a crisis with his son Jim (Richard Thomas) · who is in love with a black schoolteacher (Fay Hauser). The series continues on the next five nights and concludes on Sunday · Feb. 25. Elizabeth: Debbi Morgan. Irene Harvey: Lynne Moody. Mrs. Warner: Olivia de Havilland. Andy Warner: Marc Singer. Chicken George Moore: Avon Long. John Dolan: Brian Mitchell. Beeman Jones: Greg Morris. Earl Crowther: Paul Kosio. Cynthia: Cynthia Sye. (2 hrs.) · Georg Stanford Brown