AMC in 2025 will usher in a third season of anthology series The Terror, while WE TV will revisit the musical Braxton family in a new reality series, AMC Networks announced during its Television Critics Association Winter Press Tour session Tuesday.

The six-episode Terror: Devil in Silver will debut in 2025 and is based on the Victor LaValle novel of the same name. The series evolves around a working-class moving man, who through a combination of bad luck and a bad temper, finds himself wrongfully committed to New Hyde Psychiatric Hospital. 

The Terror: Devil in Silver follows the first two series in the franchise, The Terror (2018) and The Terror: Infamy (2019).

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“The Terror anthology series has already delivered to fans two unforgettable seasons of storytelling that blend real-world events and characters with a terrifying and mysterious supernatural element,” AMC Studios president of entertainment Dan McDermott said in a statement. The Devil in Silver offers a perfect opportunity for a new installment of this popular and critically acclaimed anthology.”

WE tv’s The Braxtons will continue to follow the lives of the family members including matriarch Ms. Evelyn and daughters Toni, Towanda, Trina and Tamar. The series is a follow-up to WE tv’s Braxton Family Values series, which ran from 2011 to 2020. 

“It is not overstating things to say this is one of the most significant developments in the history of WE tv and a moment the fans have been waiting for since the final episode of Braxton Family Values aired on December 17, 2020,” WE tv and ALLBLK head of content Brett Dismuke said. “The Braxtons are one of the founding families of reality television and WE tv viewers were along for the ride through every moment of their original pioneering series, which spanned148 unforgettable episodes. We are thrilled to welcome them back and once again be able to share these dynamic relationships and all the highs, lows, triumphs, setbacks and the drama that falls inbetween.”

In other announcements, AMC will launch the second season of drama series Anne Rice’s Interview with the Vampire on May 12. David Costabile will guest star as part of a cast that features Jacob Anderson, Eric Bogosian, Delainey Hayles and Sam Reid. Additionally, the network is actively developing a potential third series in the franchise based on “The Talamasca,” a fictional secret society devoted to vampire-hunting featured in several of Rice’s novels. 

ALLBLK this summer will launch Deb’s House, an unscripted series that follows famed music mogul Deb Antney as she embarks on a nationwide hunt for rap’s next female superstar MC. 

And U.K.-focused streamer Acorn TV will launch Ellis, a three-part detective series from the U.K.’s Channel 5, starring Sharon D. Clarke as DCI Ellis, a detective who is parachuted into failing investigations. 

The first week of November will feature a relatively light schedule of new scripted and reality shows.

Leading the new scripted show premieres is Showtime's Moonbase 8. The series, premiering Nov. 8, stars Fred Armisen and follows several astronauts as they attempt to qualify for their first lunar mission, said the network.

On the unscripted front, WeTV on Nov. 5 premieres the seventh season of its hit series, Braxton Family Values, which continues to follow the exploits of the musical Braxton sisters.

Below are video trailers and premiere dates for several shows debuting the week of Nov. 2 to Nov. 8 on cable networks and streaming services (for some videos, viewer discretion is advised):

Nov. 4 -- The A Word (returning series) -- Sundance

Nov. 5 -- Riviera (returning series) -- Sundance Now

Nov. 5 -- Save Me Too (returning series) -- Peacock

Nov. 5 -- Two Weeks to Live (drama/comedy) -- HBO Max

Nov. 7 -- Behind Every Man (reality) -- OWN

Nov. 7 -- Earth’s Great Seasons (documentary) -- BBC America

Nov. 7 -- Gemusetto (animation) -- Adult Swim

Lifetime will produce an original movie on the life of Grammy Award-winning singer Toni Braxton, the network said Tuesday.

Braxton will serve as executive producer of the movie, Un-Break My Heart, which is based on Braxton’s popular memoir, according to Lifetime. The film will chronicle Braxton’s rise to fame as she struggled through a severe chronic illness, financial troubles and divorce while navigating her son’s autism and her own family struggles. Braxton -- who co-stars in WEtv’s reality series The Braxton Family Values -- will appear in the film, which begins production later this year.

Vondie Curtis-Hall (Abducted: The Carlina White Story) will direct the film, and Craig Baumgarten (Twist of Faith) Erik Kritzer (The Runaround) and Marcus Grant will serve as executive producers, according to Lifetime.