Spunky daughter Kim is mortified when her bigger-than-life mom, Nikki, decides to go back to school at the same junior college she attends.

Three generations of a family must make a new start in the rural backwoods of Georgia.

The Los Angeles Devils provide plenty of highlights as pro basketball's top team, but it's the heat generated by the league's premiere dance squad, the Devil Girls, that has everyone's attention. The players now share the entertainment spotlight in the City of Angels with the dancers, and with that attention comes fame, money, power and sex. It's an alluring world for Ahsha, a sheltered young woman who joins the team against the wishes of her mother, Sloane, who -- having been a Devil Girl herself -- knows whereof she speaks. The team's star, ruthless Jelena, does not suffer lightly any competition to her standing; its director, Olivia, has turned the Devil Girls into a multimillion-dollar empire thanks to her crafty ways; and on the outside looking in is coach Davenport, a former all-star who returns to the sidelines of his old team but has to contend with the girls hogging the limelight and distracting his players.

Undiscovered gospel singers from across the nation seek high praise.

Depicting the beginnings of the label founded by Joaquin "Waah," Darin "Dee," and Chivon Dean, all of whom are related to producer "Swizz Beatz."

Hip-hop power couple Gucci Mane and Keyshia Ka'Oir document preparations for what BET describes as the most extravagant celebrity wedding of the year. There's plenty to accomplish before rapper Gucci and wellness entrepreneur Keyshia tie the knot, beyond the usual tasks of finalizing bridal parties and securing last-minute reservations. The soon-to-be newlyweds work hard to blend their families, which proves to be a struggle. While Gucci promotes his latest album and preps for the release of his tell-all autobiography, Keyshia leans on her crew of close-knit celebrity girlfriends to help pull off the wedding of her dreams, all the while continuing to build her makeup empire.

This scripted drama combines fictional and real-life characters and moments to tell the story of a young, ambitious and troubled entrepreneur who created "Soul Train," one of the most predominant television shows for African-American culture. Set in the early 1970s and filled with music, dance, fashion and glamour, the series reveals what it took to launch the first nationally-syndicated black music show and what happened when the music stopped. Through it all, 30-something Don Cornelius sacrifices all that he loves to follow his dream.

"The Westbrooks" introduces viewers to five sisters who are following in the footsteps of reality TV kingpins, the Kardashians. Social media savvy teenager India Love is not only the Westbrooks' youngest member, but also its most popular -- if the measure of such acclaim is having more than 1 million Instagram followers -- and BET says she is just as famous for her stunning looks as she is for her "stuck-up ways." By chronicling their daily lives online, the sisters caught the eyes of advertisers, and now their online personalities are moving from smartphone screens to the small screen. Aspiring model Crystal is India Love's biggest rival; plus-size model Bree preaches loving oneself; "goofy" Morgan promotes music, including her own, as well as her growing enthusiasm for motorcycles; and mom-of-three Brooke is known as the black sheep of the family and has always felt like an outsider.

BET's documentary series "Copwatch America" shines a light on the unwarranted or excessive use of force against black people by police officers. It follows activists who are on the front lines fighting for justice on behalf of victims of police brutality. Cross-cutting between New York and Atlanta, the show highlights the work of activists who have armed themselves with cameras with which to expose cases of police misconduct that would otherwise go overlooked. These citizen-whistleblowers are raising the collective consciousness in regards to a nationwide scourge of police violence. "Far too often, contact between law enforcement and black civilians ends in violence against innocent members of our community. It is our hope that this first-of-its-kind-exposé sheds light on the issue, provides solutions and fosters a demand for accountability and justice," said BET Networks president Scott Mills.

The social and professional lives of Brooklyn's hottest artists, influencers and tastemakers.

Written, directed and executive produced by Tyler Perry, "The Oval" is a political drama series on BET. It tells the story of U.S President Hunter Franklin and first lady Victoria Franklin, a power-hungry interracial couple, who present a perfect facade to the world while indulging in wildly scandalous behavior behind closed doors. Not to be outdone, their children -- Gayle and Jason -- bring their own brands of volatility and excess to the Executive Residence. The soap opera-style series also tells the stories of White House staff members whose lives become intertwined with those of the first family. Head butler Richard Hallsen is an ex-serviceman who struggles to maintain his integrity in the face of greed and corruption. In "The Oval," Tyler Perry supercharges the political genre with off-the-charts levels of scandal, sex, depravity, and betrayal.

Written, directed and executive produced by Tyler Perry, Sistas" follows a group of single black women as they navigate the ups-and-downs of modern life, which includes careers, friendships, romances, and even social media. The comedy-drama series features Andi Barnes, an ambitious divorce lawyer, Danni King, a funny and fearless airport employee, Karen Mott, a street-smart hair salon owner, and Sabrina Hollins, a smart and stylish bank teller. The TV show takes viewers on a roller coaster ride of emotions and moments that epitomize "squad goals."

Charting the growth of Master P's label from a passionate side side job into a multi-million dollar enterprise responsible for records by Mystikal, Snoop Dogg, Mr. Serv-On, and more.

Black women face stigma from their community over issues connected to their mental health.