Lifetime in June will launch a spinoff from A&E’s successful series Live PD that will shine a light on female officers.

The 20-episode series, Live PD Presents: Women On Patrol, will follow female law enforcement officers around the country including departments in Jackson, Wyo.; Wilmington, N.C.; Tempe, Ariz.; and Stockton, Calif., as well as officers featured on Live PD, said network officials. 

Live PD producers Big Fish Entertainment will produce the spinoff series, which will debut June 4, said the network.

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Also premiering on that date is the fourth season of unscripted series Escaping Polygamy, which follows the lives of sisters Andrea, Jessica and Shanell, who daringly left The Kingston Clan, a powerful polygamous group based in Salt Lake City, Utah, known as “The Order.” 

In the upcoming season the sisters help followers of other polygamous groups escape, including those in The Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, and the Apostolic United Brethren, according to network officials.

Escaping Polygamy is produced by RIVR Media, with Dee Haslam, Rob Lundgren, and Lori Stryer serving as executive producers.

Tuesday night’s premiere of BET’s new reality series Gucci Mane & Keyshia Ka’oir: The Mane Event drew 1.5 million viewers, according to network officials.

The series' premiere episode -- in which rapper Gucci Mane and model Keyshia Ka’oir were married in a star-studded live wedding event in front of guests and friends that included Diddy, Rick Ross and Big Sean – drew an additional 100,000 viewers as part of a simulcast on BET Her, said the network.

Overall, the series premiere grossed an average audience of 2.2 million total viewers and 1.4 million viewers 18-49 across premiere and encore airings, according to network officials.

The Gucci Mane & Keyshia Ka'Oir: The Mane Event was also the most talked about entertainment-based TV show of the day, drawing 1.2 million Twitter and Facebook interactions from 635,000 unique accounts, according to Nielsen’s Daily report for series, specials and sports. NBC’s This Is Us was a distant second with 221,000 interactions.

Fusion will add an animated series to its programming lineup in December from web production company Mondo Media.

The series, Like, Share, Die, will mix topical comedy with several of Mondo Media’s original YouTube-based series, according to Mondo. Fusion has commissioned 20 episodes of the series, which will premiere this December on Fusion’s cable network as well as the network’s digital platform, Fusion.net, with segments uploaded to both Fusion and Mondo’s YouTube channels.

"Mondo has a unique sensibility and platform for finding, producing and building large, loyal digital audiences," said Wade Beckett, Fusion’s Chief Programming Officer in a statement. "They've demonstrated they can adapt their best performing properties into longer forms for television and feature film, so we are excited to bring their unique brand of comedy to Fusion’s audience."