Two Scripps Networks outlets are bolstering their real-estate programming, giving a third-season order to Egypt Sherrod-hosted Flipping Virgins on HGTV and scheduling a Tuesday, July 11 (10 p.m. ET/PT) debut for Rustic Renovation on DIY.

Flipping Virgins has property ace Sherrod guiding novice house-flippers through the vagaries of buying, renovating and selling homes, and it will return for 13 more episodes, HGTV said.

Rustic Renovation features a pair of brothers, Chase and Brock Jurgensen, a licensed contractor and talented woodworker, respectively, taking run-down family cabins in Minnesota and turning them into stylish living spaces with rustic charm. (Scripps networks have a thing for brothers as hosts.) The first episode sees the brothers renovating a 1950s era lakeside cabin that's been the same family for four generations.

Turner’s TNT and TBS gave greenlights to six new series as it head into its upfront presentation Wednesday.

The networks are being rebranded and 100% of the series that were put on the air last year by Kevin Reilly, president of TBS and TNT and chief creative officer for Turner Entertainment, were renewed.

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TBS’s new series are: Miracle Workers, a Heaven-set workplace comedy starring Daniel Radcliffe and Owen Wilson and executive-produced by Lorne Michaels; Close Enough, a brand-new animated series from Regular Show creator J.G. Quintel; An update of of the classic game show The Joker's Wild, hosted by Snoop Dogg; and a new untitled series from the comedy trio The Dress Up Gang.

TNT has greenlit two non-fiction series: Michael Moore Live From the Apocalypse from Oscar and Emmy winner Michael Moore; and 
Who Run the World? from Sarah Jessica Parker, Morgan Spurlock and Refinery29.

TNT is working with Ridley Scott to develop a night of original science-fiction programming. Initial plans call for the block to serve as a showcase for hour-long series, short-form programs and other formats to be developed in collaboration with Scott.

TNT has also ordered a pilot for Highland, a scripted drama written by Liz Sarnoff and starring actress-comedian Margaret Cho; and Daveed Diggs, who earned a Tony for the Broadway hit Hamilton, will star in the network's drama pilot Snowpiercer.

WGN America will add to its original scripted series lineup with the deveopment of two new shows, the network announced Monday.

The network has greenlit to pilot Roadside Picnic, a sci-fi series based on the novel by Arkady and Boris Strugatsky in which aliens have come and gone on earth, leaving humans to explore the mysteries left behind in the remains of the alien culture, said network officials. Jack Paglen (Transcendence, Alien: Covenant), Alan Taylor (Mad Men), Vivian Cannon (Preacher) and Neal Moritz (The Fast and the Furious) will serve as executive producers on the project.

Scalped, based on the DC Comics grahic novel series written by Jason Aaron, takes palce in the world of a Native American Indian reservaion led by an ambitious Chief who has to deal with a renegade who has returned home after years away from the reservation. Doug Jung (Banshee) and Geoff Johns (The Flash) will serve as executive producers on the project, said network officials.