TNT will bring back its unscripted series Shaq Life for its sophomore campaign beginning Dec. 2, while returning its scripted drama series Claws for its fourth and final season on Dec.19, according to network officials.

Shaq Life offers unprecedented access into the life of NBA Hall of Famer Shaquille O’Neal, with the second season finding O’Neal focusing on fulfilling some lifelong dreams, including appearing on TNT-distributed wrestling show AEW:Dynamite as well as hosting a virtual celeb-filled Super Bowl event, according to the network. 

The nail salon-themed series Claws, which stars Niecy Nash, continues with Nash’s character Desna Simms -- along with her crew of manicurists -- continuing to rise to power in the crime world to claim their share of cash and respect, according to the network. TNT rescheduled the final season premiere date of Claws to Dec. 19 from its initial date of Dec. 26.

Shaq Life is executive produced by Michael Bloom, Perry Rogers, Colin Smeeton and Tess Gamboa. Claws is executive produced by Janine Sherman Barrois, Rashida Jones, Will McCormack, Eliot Laurence, Sharon Lee Watson and Emily Silver. 

Below are video trailers and premiere dates for several shows debuting the week of April 6 to April 12 on cable networks and streaming services (for some videos, viewer discretion is advised):

April 6 -- The Big Show (comedy) -- Netflix

April 6 -- Deadwater Fell (drama) -- Acorn TV

April 7 -- The Last O.G. (returning series) -- TBS

April 8 -- Liar (returning series) -- Sundance

April 9 -- The Good Fight (returning series) -- CBS All Access

April 9 -- Shaq Life (reality series) -- TNT

April 10 -- Brews Brothers (comedy) -- Netflix

April 11 -- The Clark Sisters: The First Ladies of Gospel (movie) -- Lifetime

April 12 -- Belgravia (drama) -- Epix

April 12 -- Insecure (returning series) -- HBO

April 12 -- Killing Eve (returning series) -- BBC America/AMC

April 12 -- Run (dramedy) -- HBO (RELATED: 'Run' Review)

April 12 -- Willie Nelson: American Outlaw (documentary) --A&E

Below are video trailers and premiere dates for several shows debuting the week of April 6 to April 12 on cable networks and streaming services (for some videos, viewer discretion is advised):

April 6 -- The Big Show (comedy) -- Netflix

April 6 -- Deadwater Fell (drama) -- Acorn TV

April 7 -- The Last O.G. (returning series) -- TBS

April 8 -- Liar (returning series) -- Sundance

April 9 -- The Good Fight (returning series) -- CBS All Access

April 9 -- Shaq Life (reality series) -- TNT

April 10 -- Brews Brothers (comedy) -- Netflix

April 11 -- The Clark Sisters: The First Ladies of Gospel (movie) -- Lifetime

April 12 -- Belgravia (drama) -- Epix

April 12 -- Insecure (returning series) -- HBO

April 12 -- Killing Eve (returning series) -- BBC America/AMC

April 12 -- Run (dramedy) -- HBO

April 12 -- Willie Nelson: American Outlaw (documentary) --A&E

As WarnerMedia prepares for the launch of its new streaming service later this year, it is expanding the content breadth and depth of two of its biggest linear network brands, TNT and TBS.

“We’re committed to long-term value creation,” Kevin Reilly, Chief Creative Officer, WarnerMedia Direct-to-Consumer, and President, TBS/TNT said during WarnerMedia's May 15 upfront presentation at Madison Square Garden. “We’re in the midst of a transformation at WarnerMedia, building upon our significant assets to create new capabilities and new possibilities – more connection, more insight and more value in the complex media landscape."

Once focused on drama and sports content, TNT will welcome more unscripted content to its lineup, according to Reilly. Along with scripted shows such as the Alienist -- which will return to TNT for its sophomore season in 2020 -- the network will add the Ann Curry hosted non-fiction series Chasing the Cure, in which patients battling puzzling ailments meet with a panel of top doctors who work to help solve their cases. At the same time viewers will be able to interact with the show across social media pages, a Facebook group, and a dedicated website where users can submit their cases, according to network officials.

TNT will also team with NBA Hall of Famer Shaquille O’Neal on a new unscripted docuseries Shaq Life, following the NBA On TNT co-host on his pursuit to become the ultimate businessman and entertainer, according to TNT. 

And TNT will get back into wrestling for the first time in 20 years as it teams with AEW Wrestling for a weekly primetime series later this fall.

RELATED: TNT Steps Back Into The Wrestling Ring

For the comedy-centric TBS, the addition of drama shows like thriller series Snowpiercer -- which has already been renewed for a second season ahead of its 2020 debut -- helps bolster the network’s brand as it looks to distinguish itself in a very crowded marketplace.

“Snowpiercer is the perfect show to kick-off TBS’ entry into dramas with intricate storytelling, stunning visuals and first-class acting,” said Brett Weitz, general manager for TBS and TNT.

Now the industry will wait to see what WarnerMedia does with its new streaming service, which WarnerMedia CEO John Stankey said will have an advertising element as part of its design. “We’re investing in premium content across all of our platforms to create deeper, more meaningful connections with consumers,” he added.