TV networks will honor Burt Reynolds with special programming marathons featuring the legendary actor, who passed away on Thursday (Sept. 6.)

CMT on Friday (Sept. 7) will air The Bandit, a 2016 documentary about Reynolds’ popular movie franchise Smokey & The Bandit. The network will also air the 2004 Reynolds film, Without A Paddle, immediately after the documentary, according to network officials.

Digital multicast TV network getTV will air episodes from Reynolds’ classic TV series Dan August and Hawk. Four episodes of the 1971 police drama Dan August, in which Reynolds starred as a suave police detective -- as well as four episodes of the 1960’s cop series Hawk starring Reynolds as a Native American police detective in New York City -- will air on Sept. 15 and Sept. 22, said network officials.

MeTV will showcase Reynolds’ appearances in the classic Western series Gunsmoke beginning Sept. 10. The digital multicast network will air six episodes featuring Reynolds’ character Quint Asper in the long-running 1960’s series. Overall, Reynolds appeared in 50 Gunsmoke episodes, according to the network.

The Cleveland Cavaliers-Atlanta Hawks Eastern Conference Finals series is delivering big numbers for TNT.

The third game of the series Sunday night averaged 7.8 million viewers for the network, topping all shows during the day, according to Nielsen Fast Nationals. The game, in which Cleveland defeated Atlanta to take a commanding 3-0 lead in the best of seven series, was up 16% among total viewers compared to game three of TNT’s Western Conference telecast last year.

Overall the Cavaliers-Hawks series is averaging 6.9 million viewers, up 11% from the network’s comparable live game telecasts last year, said network officials.

Game four of  the series will air Tuesday night on TNT.