Below are video trailers and premiere dates for several shows debuting the week of March 30 to April 5 on cable networks and streaming services (for some videos, viewer discretion is advised):

March 31 -- Coachella: 20 Years in the Desert (music documentary) -- YouTube

March 31 -- If Loving You Is Wrong (drama) -- OWN

March 31 -- The Scheme (sports documentary) -- HBO

April 1 -- The Challenge: Total Madness (reality series) -- MTV

April 1 -- How to Fix a Drug Scandal (documentary) -- Netflix

April 1 -- Nailed It! (reality competition) -- Netflix

April 2 -- Siren (returning series) -- Freeform

April 3 -- Dolphin Reef & Elephant (nature documentaries) -- Disney+

April 3 -- Future Man (returning series) -- Hulu

April 3 -- Home Before Dark (drama) -- Apple TV+ (RELATED: Series Review)

April 3 -- Into The Dark (Pooka 2: Pooka Lives (horror) -- Hulu

April 3 -- Tales From the Loop (drama) -- Prime Video

April 5 -- Atlanta’s Missing and Murdered: The Lost Children (documentary) -- HBO

YouTube has greenlit a third season of its scripted series, Liza On Demand, part of a slate of original series, documentaries and specials announced during the company’s Television Critics Association Tour session Saturday.

Liza On Demand stars YouTube star Liza Koshy and follows the exploits of Koshy and her roommates as she takes on various tasks and odd jobs while trying to get ahead, said the company.

YouTube also announced that it will partner with magician David Blaine for a live event later this fall.

Other YouTube TCA announcements include a six-part documentary series that focuses on the last 50 years of Women’s Gymnastics debuting this summer; Coachella: 20 Years in the Desert which debuts March 31 and looks at two decades of performances and behind-the-scenes stories from the influential music festival; and Justin Bieber: Seasons, a 10-episode documentary series premiering Jan. 27 that chronicles the making of the singer’s new album as well as a behind the scenes look at Bieber’s private life. 

YouTube has greenlit a third season of its scripted series, Liza On Demand, part of a slate of original series, documentaries and specials announced during the company’s Television Critics Association Tour session Saturday. 

Liza On Demand stars YouTube star Liza Koshy and follows the exploits of Koshy and her roommates as she takes on various tasks and odd jobs while trying to get ahead, said the company.

YouTube also announced that it will partner with magician David Blaine for a live event later this fall. 

Other YouTube TCA announcements include a six-part documentary series that focuses on the last 50 years of Women’s Gymnastics debuting this summer; Coachella: 20 Years in the Desert which debuts March 31 and looks at two decades of performances and behind-the-scenes stories from the influential music festival; and Justin Bieber: Seasons, a 10-episode documentary series premiering Jan. 27 that chronicles the making of the singer’s new album as well as a behind the scenes look at Bieber’s private life. 

AXS TV, which provides live, exclusive coverage of music festivals including Stagecoach, New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival and Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival, launched a microsite backing that coverage and adding social features including notifications when an artist is about to perform or when new artists are added to the broadcast lineup. The location is www.axs.tv/festivals.

The network, founded by Mark Cuban and partly owned by AEG, Ryan Seacrest Media, Creative Artists Agency and CBS, said the site will launch a countdown clock on Wednesday, April 1, leading up to the season kickoff at Coachella on Friday, April 17. Followers of AXS TV’s social media accounts on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Cyber Dust can receive messages alerting them to the latest breaking festival news, too. Each festival broadcast will also feature a minute-by-minute broadcast lineup. Festival histories and tourist information are on the sites and a social interaction page (powered by Wayin) will aggregate tweets from fans and artists during each event, using #AXSCoachella, #AXSStagecoach, #AXSJazzFest, #HomeOnTheRange and #AXSFirefly. This section will also detail what's trending at that moment, and contain interactive polls that viewers can start participating in during the microsite’s launch.

The AXS TV sites for each festival are: Stagecoach Country Music Festival, www.axs.tv/festival/Stagecoach; New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, www.axs.tv/festival/JazzFest; Rock On The Range, www.axs.tv/festival/Rock-On-The-Range; Firefly, www.axs.tv/festival/Firefly.