BET will be adding new programmes to its line up.
The African-American-targeted cable network has order series for the Kevin Hart-produced comedy Divorce Saved My Marriage.
They have also renewed drama The Quad for a second season, and added VH1's The Breaks and Hit the Floor, for their second and fourth seasons, respectively.
Additionally, following the ratings and critical success of its New Edition biopic, BET has picked up miniseries focusing on Bobby Brown and Death Row Records.
The network will also air two Lip Sync Battle specials produced specifically around the BET Hip Hop Awards and Soul Train Awards.
On the unscripted side, they have ordered a late-night talk show from executive producer Steve Harvey; a Wanda Sykes game show and a variety show hosted by rapper 50 Cent.
BET currently ranks as the number one cable network for African-American viewers among the key adults 18-49 demographic for the 16th consecutive year.
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