Forever and a Day (soap opera)

Forever and a Day was an American daytime soap opera that aired on NBC from 1975 to 1978. Created by Irving Vendig, the series focused on the lives and relationships of the wealthy Raintree family living in the fictional town of Simpson Falls. The storylines typically involved romance, family drama, corporate intrigue, and the various secrets and betrayals that plague the Raintree dynasty.

The show's initial premise centered around the patriarch, Walter Raintree, and his efforts to maintain control of his vast empire. As the series progressed, the focus shifted to the younger generation of Raintrees and their own struggles with love, ambition, and the legacy of their family's wealth.

Forever and a Day struggled to compete with established daytime dramas and ultimately faced cancellation after a three-year run. Despite its relatively short lifespan, the soap opera featured a number of notable actors and writers, and its storylines explored common themes prevalent in the genre. Syndication of the show was limited after its initial network run.