Disney Plus Monday offered a first look trailer at its upcoming Cheaper By The Dozen reboot film, which debuts on the streaming service March 18.

The film, a reimagining of the 2003 film of the same name starring Steve Martin and Bonnie Hunt, follows the exploits of a blended family of 12 as they navigate a hectic home life while simultaneously managing their family business, according to network officials.

Gabrielle Union and Zach Braff star in the movie, based on the novel by Frank Bunker Gilbreth Jr. and Ernestine Gilbreth Carey. Executive producers for Cheaper By The Dozen include Kenya Barris, Shawn Levy, Union, Brian Dobbins and Donald J. Lee Jr.

Spectrum will debut the second season of its drama series L.A.'s Finest on June 8, the company announced Thursday. 

The series, an spinoff from the Bad Boys theatrical movie franchise, stars Gabrielle Union and Jessica Alba as LAPD officers taking on the most dangerous criminals in Los Angeles, according to Spectrum. Additional cast includes Zack Gilford, Duane Martin, Ryan McPartlin, Sophie Reynolds, and Ernie Hudson, with season two guest stars Orlando Jones and Kelly Rowland.

L.A. Finest is produced by Jerry Bruckheimer Television as well as 2.0 Entertainment in association with Sony Pictures Television. 

PASADENA, Calif. -- BET has renewed its drama series Being Mary Jane for a fourth season, the network announced Wednesday at the Television Critics Association press tour.

Series star Gabrielle Union and BET president of programming Stephen Hill announced the renewal during BET’s morning TCA panel session.

The series, which follows the complicated life of a female journalist, ended its third season on a high note, generating 1.7 million viewers for its Dec. 15 finale.

Hill also announced BET will develop a miniseries based on Nelson Mandela starring Laurence Fishburne.

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BET scripted series Being Mary Jane ended its third season on a high note, generating 1.7 million viewers for its Dec. 15 finale.

The season three finale of the series, which stars Gabrielle Union, also drew 860,000 viewers in the 18-49 demo, making it Tuesday night’s top cable drama series among both adults 18-49 ad women 18-49 for the season, said network officials. Being Mary Jane also finished as the top scripted cable series among Black viewers 18-49 for three seasons running, according to BET.  

On a Nielsen Live +3 ratings basis, Being Mary Jane averaged 2.54 million viewers through its first nine episodes, a lift of 55% over its Live+same day rating, according to BET.

BET has yet to announce a fourth season for Being Mary Jane, which also stars Richard Roundtree, Margaret Avery, Lisa Vidal, Richard Brooks, Raven Goodwin, B.J. Britt, Aaron D. Spears, Latarsha Rose and Stephen Bishop.