Paramount Network’s drama series Yellowstone returns for its sophomore campaign and OWN’s drama series Ambitions debuts over the next week.

Heading the list of scripted series premiering this week is drama series Ambitions, starring Robin Givens (pictured) and debuting on June 18.

Yellowstone, which stars Kevin Costner as a ranch owner who is in constant conflict with those he borders, kicks off its second season on June 19. Also returning for its sophomore campaign on June 20 is Sundance Now’s drama series Riviera.

Below are video trailers and premiere dates for several shows debuting this week on cable networks and streaming services:

June 17 -- Das Boot (drama series) -- Hulu

June 18 -- Alternatino With Arturo Castro (sketch comedy series) -- Comedy Central

June 18 -- The Detour (returning series) -- TBS

June 18 -- Drunk History (returning series) -- Comedy Central

June 18 -- Good Trouble (returning series) -- Freeform

June 19 -- Beats (movie) -- Netflix

June 21 -- The Bravest Knight -- (animation series) -- Hulu

June 21 -- Mr. Iglesias (comedy series) -- Netflix

TBS will premiere the fourth season of its comedy series The Detour on June 18, the network said Tuesday.

The series, created, written and executive produced by Jason Jones and Samantha Bee, follows the comedic exploits of a not so typical family, according to network officials.

Jones stars in The Detour along with Natalie Zea, Ashley Gerasimovich and Liam Carroll. Season four finds the dysfunctional Parker family on a world-wide search for their runaway teen daughter, Delilah, according to TBS.

The Detour is executive produced by Jason Jones, Samantha Bee, Brennan Shroff, Chad Carter, Chad Oakes and Mike Frislev.

TBS has greenlit new seasons for three of its original comedy series The Guest Book, People of Earth and Wrecked, the network announced Wednesday.

The Guest Book, which follows residents of a small mountain town who interact with visitors renting a vacation home, is averaging 3.5 million viewers per episode across TBS platforms, making it the top rated new cable comedy of the year, according to the network.

People of Earth, which revolves around a support group for alien abductees in Beacon, N.Y., will return for a third season, as will Wrecked, which follows a group of airline passengers stranded on an island.

The three renewals follow previously announced renewals of TBS original series Angie Tribeca and The Detour.

"Since rebranding this network just two years ago, we have renewed 100% of our scripted originals, which have all generated impressive audience growth in an environment that’s seeing mostly declines," said Brett Weitz, executive vice president of original programming for TBS in a statement. "Our shows are connecting with fans and we’re going to keep making these genuinely funny comedies with the best creators in this business."

TBS has greenlit a new season of its freshman comedy The Detour days before the series premiere.

The Samantha Bee and Jason Jones-produced series, which follows the trials and tribulations of a family vacation, is set to debut on TBS on Monday (April 11). TBS aired a sneak preview of the series immediately after ths past Monday’s telecast of the NCAA College Basketball Tournament.

TBS said it will make the The Detour pilot available to stream on The Detour Facebook page, TBS's YouTube channel, TBS.com, TBS On Demand and the Watch TBS mobile app, as well as on TV providers' sites and apps.

The series, which is exeutively produced by Bee, Jason Jones, Brennan Shroff and Tony Hernandez, stars Jones as well as Natalie Zea, Ashley Gerasimovich and Liam Carroll.

"Jason and Sam's vision and execution of the first season was original and unexpected at every ridiculous turn," said Brett Weitz, executive vice president of original programming for TBS in a statement. "Having Jason as executive producer, director and star really brought a definition to the voice of the characters and a realism to this family."