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

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+

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

OWN will debut the fifth and final season of its drama series If Loving You is Wrong on March 10, the network said.

The Tyler Perry-produced, soap-opera themed series -- which debuted in September 2014 -- chronicles the lives of friends that love and live in the same neighborhood, said network officials. The series finished among the top four highest-rated shows among African-American female viewers last year, according to OWN.

The series stars April Parker-Jones, Amanda Clayton, Edwina Findley Dickerson, Zulay Henao, Heather Hemmens, Charles Malik Whitfield, Eltony Williams, Joel Rush and Aiden Turner.

“We are grateful to Tyler Perry and the talented cast and crew for giving us five incredibly entertaining seasons,” said Tina Perry, president OWN in a statement. “We can’t wait for fans to see the jaw-dropping storylines that are going to unfold this season. It delivers all the juicy drama like only Tyler Perry can.”

Prolific producer/actor Tyler Perry will develop original series and short form programming for BET and other Viacom networks as part of a long-term agreement announced Friday (July 14).

Under the terms of the deal – which goes into effect in May 2019 after Perry’s deal with OWN expires and runs through 2024 -- Perry will produce approximately 90 episodes annually of exclusive, original drama and comedy series for BET, with Viacom holding exclusive licensing rights.

In addition, Viacom will have exclusive distribution rights to Perry’s short-form video content, said Viacom.

Perry has developed a number of scripted series for several cable networks including Tyler Perry’s House of Payne, Meet The Browns, Love Thy Neighbor, For Better Or Worse, If Loving You Is Wrong, Too Close To Home and The Have and The Have Nots.

Paramount Pictures will also hold exclusive ‘first look’ rights on any new feature film concepts created by Perry.  

“I am delighted that we are deepening our longstanding relationship with Tyler,” said Debra L. Lee, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of BET Networks in a statement. “BET co-funded Tyler’s very first feature film, we’ve aired his movies and many of his series with great success on our networks, and we’ve honored his tremendous talent with our signature awards. This partnership will allow us to work even more closely with him and bring more of his iconic content to our viewers.”

Viacom president and chief executive officer Bob Bakish added in a statement: “Today’s announcement represents an important step forward as Viacom continues to make swift progress against our new strategic plan. By prioritizing efforts to work with the best, most versatile talent in the entertainment industry, we are better positioned to deliver must-watch content across our brands and platforms. Tyler is a prolific creative force, and I’m excited that this collaboration will bring his signature humor and powerful storytelling to Viacom’s audiences while further cementing BET’s position as the leading home for bold, relevant African-American programming and scripted content.”

OWN will team with Tyler Perry to launch a spinoff series from Perry’s House Of Payne, the network said Monday.

The new series, The Paynes, will bring back House Of Payne main characters Curtis Payne (LaVan Davis) and Ella Payne (Cassi Davis) who are trying to enjoy their retirement in Florida only to get roped into a real estate deal that will tumble their lives, said OWN. House Of Payne ran on TBS and OWN from 2006 to 2012.

In addition, the network announced the fourth and final season of comedy series Love Thy Neighbor on March 4 and the fifth and final season of For Better or Worse on June 10.

Also, the network said it has ordered 44 additional episodes of Perry-produced hit drama series The Haves and The Have Nots and 18 episodes of If Loving You is Wrong.

OWN president Erik Logan said in a statement: “Tyler has been an incredible collaborator, a great partner and has an unprecedented track record of success with his hit scripted series. Tyler’s shows are must see TV for his loyal audience and we are excited to offer up a brand-new comedy and more episodes of their favorite Tyler dramas on OWN.  We also would like to thank the entire casts of both Love Thy Neighbor and For Better or Worse who have given us loads of laughs over the years.  Both series have had great runs and we appreciate everyone’s hard work and dedication.”

Tuesday’s premiere of OWN’s new church-themed drama series Greenleaf delivered a ratings record for the network.

The Lionsgate-produced series, which features Oprah Winfrey’s first appearance in a scripted series in nearly two decades, averaged 3.0 million viewers in its debut, easily besting the 1.9 million viewers generated by the September 2014 premiere of the Tyler Perry-produced series If Loving You Is Wrong, said network officials.

The series'  premiere episode, which follows the drama within a close-knit family and their Memphis-based megachurch, also finished as the second most watched cable debut in 2016 behind FX’s The People V. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story, according to OWN. 

In addition, the season premiere of Perry drama The Haves and the Have Nots, drew  2.9 million viewers, said the network

OWN will debut two new episodes of the series tonight beginning at 9 p.m., the network said.

Tyler Perry continues to drive big ratings for OWN.

The actor/director/producer’s drama series The Haves and The Have Nots set an OWN series ratings record Tuesday, averaging 3.7 million viewers for its fifth season finale.

The series was up 6% over the former record set by the March 2015 finale of season four of the series, according to OWN. The show, which follows the exploits of a rich, white family and the black family of their maid, also posted an 18% increase among women 25-54 compared the March finale, according to network officials.

OWN also drew big numbers for the season three premiere of Tyler series If Loving You Is Wrong, which drew 2.9 million viewers.

Both shows were the most watched cable shows in primetime last night, according to Nielsen.  

OWN has given the greenlight to new episodes of four OWN series written and produced by Tyler Perry, the network announced Friday.

OWN will produce 23 one-hour episodes of The Haves and the Have Nots; 22 one-hour episodes of the companion drama If Loving You is Wrong; 22 half-hour episodes of the comedy Love Thy Neighbor; and 20 half-hour episodes of the comedy For Better or Worse, said network officials.

“Oprah Winfrey’s partnership with Tyler Perry has been a tremendous success, garnering millions of viewers for OWN and setting ratings records,” said Erik Logan, president, OWN in a statement. “Tyler’s original series have quickly become appointment viewing for a passionate audience and OWN is pleased to deliver 87 new episodes.”

Discovery Networks will celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with a series of multi-language spots featuring Hispanics whose curiosity has brought success to their lives.

All Discovery-owned networks throughout the month of September will air three 15-second spots in both English and Spanish under the tagline “A Culture of Curiosity” that will feature Hispanics whose innate curiosity has led them to where they are today. The spots profile a Hispanic sushi chef, a Latina video game blogger and a Hispanic teacher, who all discus how curiosity has guided their careers, helped inspire them and shape their lives, said company officials.  

The spots will air during shows that rate well with Hispanic viewers, including Discovery Channel’s Fast N’ Loud, TLC’s Long Island Medium and Own’s If Loving You Is Wrong. In addition, Discovery will supplement the spots with a social media strategy, leveraging the #cultureofcuriosity and integrating shout-outs from various network talent saluting Hispanic followers.

Online, longer versions of the spots that will be featured in Discovery’s dedicated website, as well as on various networks on their websites and social media pages, said the company.

Tyler Perry continues to be ratings gold for OWN: The Oprah Winfrey Network.

Tuesday night’s season premiere of Perry’s If Loving You Is Wrong generated 1.93 million viewers, making it the most watched series premiere in network history, said network officials The series beat out the May 2013 premiere of The Have and the Have Nots.

A second episode at 10 p.m. drew 1.92 million viewers, said network officials.