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In January 1977, 80 million viewers surrounded their television set to watch the mini-series that followed the lives of several generations of a slave family and changed the racial consciousness of a nation. 100 million viewers-almost half the country at the time, saw the thought provoking final episode. A stunning 85% of all television homes saw all or part of the mini-series, claiming the position as the #1 mini-series of all time. Now 30 years later, audiences can relive the family |
