Procter & Gamble returns to the business of soap operas with CBS' 'Beyond the Gates' after many years of not producing the genre

CBS' new daytime drama about a well-to-do Black family in Maryland is pure, glorious soap opera. The last time a broadcast network debuted a new daytime drama, a good portion of America believed the President was a criminal,

The first thing viewers of “Beyond the Gates” see is a black Mercedes gliding past manicured lawns and stately estates.

Tunie, whom fans will recognize from her years on “Law & Order: SVU,” has returned to her soap opera roots in CBS’s “Beyond the Gates,” the first daytime serial centered on a Black family in the history of U.S. broadcast television. Premiering Monday, it chronicles the dramas of the Dupree family, the de facto rulers of a tony gated community.

Beyond The Gates spoilers and updates reveal there are five reasons you should tune into the historic new CBS soap when it premieres Monday, February 24.This new soap, the first to be approved for network television in 25 years,

Beyond the Gates,' the first new daytime soap opera to debut on a major American broadcast network since 1999, is set to premiere right here on CBS 42 News on Monday.

Step into the world of Beyond the Gates, CBS’ highly anticipated new daytime soap from acclaimed creator Michele Val Jean. Filled with fiery passion, buried secrets, and jaw-dropping betrayals, this gripping drama weaves together the lives of its characters in the most unexpected ways.

For the first time in more than 25 years, a new daytime soap opera is coming to network TV. "Beyond the Gates" is the first one-hour daytime drama to feature a primarily Black and multicultural cast.