NBCUniversal's E! Network said it renewed three series: The Bradshaw Bunch, Botched and E! True Hollywood Story.

New seasons of the renewed shows are expected to air in 2021.

E! also said that Celebrity Game Face, hosted and executive produced by Kevin Hart, will return with new episodes on Dec. 1. Contestants in upcoming episodes include: Mario Lopez & Courtney Lopez, Anthony Anderson & Doris Bowman, Taran Killam & Ronnie Kimble, Adrienne Bailon & Israel Houghton and Justin Long & Christian Long. 

The Bradshaw Bunch, featuring the four-time Super Bowl winning quarterback and Fox Sports announcer Terry Bradshaw, and his family, was E!’s most watched new series, averaging 1.2 million total viewers. 

The Bradshaw Bunch is produced by Shed Media with Lisa Shannon, Dan Peirson, Jason Ehrlich, James Davis and Terry Bradshaw serving as executive producers.

Botched, entering season seven, is an Evolution Media production with Douglas Ross, Alex Baskin, Tina Gazzerro Clapp, Matt Westmore, and Sarah Kane serving as executive producers, along with Dr. Terry Dubrow and Dr. Paul Nassif.  

E! True Hollywood Story, returning for a second season, is a production of Industrial Media’s The Intellectual Property Corporation (IPC) with IPC’s Eli Holzman and Aaron Saidman serving as executive producers. Elisa Rothstein also serves as showrunner and executive producer. 

Celebrity Game Face is produced by Critical Content and HartBeat Productions with Kevin Hart, Jenny Daly, Tom Forman, Jon Beyer, Bryan Smiley, Mike Stein, Michael Canter and Jeff Krask serving as executive producers. 

Non-football fans and pigskin aficionados sick of seeing the New England Patriots in the Super Bowl will have a bevy of other viewing choices before and during Sunday's big game.

In the hours prior to the 6 p.m. start of the Patriots/Los Angeles Rams Super Bowl LIII game on CBS, pet lovers will once again get to choose between watching playful and adoptable adults cats during Hallmark Channel’s 1st Annual Cat Bowl -- which follows the network’s Kitten Bowl VI-- or viewing adorable and adoptable baby canines during Animal Planet’s Puppy Bowl XV.

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During the game, viewers can pick up the remote and choose between marathons of such TV shows as The Office (Comedy Central), Planet Earth: Blue Planet (BBC America), Botched (E!), Ridiculousness (MTV), 48 Hours (Investigation Discovery) and The Simpsons (FXX).

The WWE will step into the counterprogramming ring in an effort to draw wrestling fans away from Maroon 5’s Super Bowl halftime performance. The WWE will offer a live, tag-team wrestling performance on its WWE Network subscription streaming service, marking the first time in 20 years the pro wrestling outfit has offered a live match during halftime of a Super Bowl event.

Super Bowl LIII is projected to draw more than 100 million viewers, but there are plenty other viewing choices for the millions of people looking to pass on the big game. 

E! Entertainment has renewed its reality series Botched for a sixth season in advance of the show’s December fifth season premiere.

The series, which follows doctors who face complicated reconstructive surgeries, will launch its fifth season on Dec. 6. The show averaged 1.2 million viewers during the first half of season four on a Nielsen L+3 basis, according to network officials. 

Botched currently ranks as one of E!’s top 5 original programs with adults 18-49 and consistently ranked across the Top 10 original programs on Sundays and Thursday in Primetime (8-11 pm) across ad-supported cable among key demos, said E!

Botched is an Evolution Media production with Douglas Ross, Alex Baskin, Matt Westmore, Dr. Terry Dubrow and Dr. Paul Nassif serving as executive producers.