An Adult Animated Series and All the Other TV Shows Coming to Paramount+ This Week

Paramount+ continues to expand its library this week with a diverse selection of reality television, scripted dramas, and animated comedies. This slate includes several established hits from the BET+ and VH1 catalogs, providing subscribers with a variety of genres ranging from sports documentaries to intense crime procedurals. Viewers can expect new additions to arrive throughout the week, beginning with investigative docuseries and culminating in seasonal sports coverage.

‘FBI True’ (2023)

‘FBI True’ returns to the streaming platform on Tuesday, March 31, offering an inside look at the most significant cases handled by the Federal Bureau of Investigation. The series features real-life agents sharing their firsthand accounts of high-stakes operations and investigative breakthroughs. Each episode utilizes archival footage and dramatic reconstructions to detail how major criminals were brought to justice. The show aims to provide a transparent view of the emotional and professional challenges faced by federal law enforcement.

‘Love & Hip Hop New York’ (2011)

The original series that launched a massive media franchise, ‘Love and Hip Hop: New York’, becomes available on Wednesday, April 1. This reality program documents the personal and professional lives of individuals involved in the hip-hop industry in New York City. The narrative often focuses on the struggles of balancing career aspirations with complicated romantic relationships and family dynamics. It has been noted for its role in shaping modern reality television through its portrayal of the music business subculture.

‘Digman!’ (2023)

‘Digman!’ joins the Paramount+ lineup on Wednesday, April 1, featuring an animated world where archaeologists are celebrated as global superstars. The show follows Rip Digman, voiced by Andy Samberg, as he navigates perilous expeditions to recover ancient artifacts. It blends elements of adventure and satire, poking fun at classic action-cinema tropes while exploring the competitive nature of historical discovery. The series was co-created by Samberg and Neil Campbell, bringing a distinct comedic voice to the animation roster.

‘The Soul Man’ (2012)

Arriving on Wednesday, April 1, ‘The Soul Man’ stars Cedric the Entertainer as Boyce “The Voice” Ballentine, an R&B singer who leaves the music industry to become a preacher. The sitcom follows his transition from a glamorous life in Las Vegas to a modest ministry in St. Louis. Much of the conflict arises from Boyce’s family attempting to adjust to their new, more conservative lifestyle. The series serves as a spin-off from ‘Hot in Cleveland’ and ran for five seasons on TV Land.

‘Single Ladies’ (2011)

‘Single Ladies’ makes its way to the service on Wednesday, April 1, focusing on the lives of three close friends living in Atlanta. The drama explores how these women navigate the complexities of fashion, music, and social climbing while searching for love. Produced by Queen Latifah’s Flavor Unit Entertainment, the series initially premiered on VH1 as its first hour-long scripted drama. It highlights the intersecting professional and personal ambitions of women in a fast-paced urban environment.

‘Love & Hip Hop Hollywood’ (2014)

Expanding the franchise’s reach to the West Coast, ‘Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood’ arrives on Wednesday, April 1. This iteration features a cast of musicians, producers, and socialites striving for success in the competitive Los Angeles entertainment scene. The show provides a glimpse into the recording studios and red-carpet events that define the Hollywood lifestyle. It has featured numerous high-profile artists over its tenure, documenting their attempts to maintain relevance in the evolving music industry.

‘T.I. & Tiny: The Family Hustle’ (2011)

Subscribers can stream ‘T.I. & Tiny: The Family Hustle’ starting Wednesday, April 1, which follows the domestic life of Grammy-winning rapper T.I. and his wife, Tameka “Tiny” Cottle. The series highlights the couple’s efforts to raise their children while managing their various business ventures and entertainment careers. It emphasizes the importance of family values and parental guidance despite the pressures of celebrity life. The show ran for several years, offering a more intimate look at the Harris family beyond the headlines.

‘The Black Hamptons’ (2022)

Based on the novel by Carl Weber, ‘The Black Hamptons’ is scheduled for release on Wednesday, April 1. This limited series is set in Sag Harbor, Long Island, and depicts the rivalry between two wealthy families in a prestigious enclave. The plot centers on the “old money” Brittons and the “new money” Johnsons as they compete for dominance and influence. It explores themes of status, race, and class within a community known for its historical significance to affluent Black families.

‘Instant Mom’ (2013)

‘Instant Mom’ premieres on the platform on Wednesday, April 1, featuring Tia Mowry-Hardrict as a former party girl who becomes a stepmother to three children. The sitcom follows Stephanie Phillips as she navigates her new role in a traditional family structure while maintaining her own sense of identity. The show originally aired as part of the Nick at Nite lineup, focusing on the humorous side of blended family dynamics. It balances lighthearted comedy with the challenges of modern parenting.

‘Black Ink Crew Chicago’ (2015)

The tattoo culture of the Windy City takes center stage in ‘Black Ink Crew: Chicago’, arriving Wednesday, April 1. The series follows the artists at the 9Mag tattoo shop as they work to build their brand and reputation in a competitive industry. It documents the personal growth and interpersonal conflicts of the crew members as they deal with the realities of life in Chicago. The show provides an authentic look at the artistry and business required to succeed in the professional tattooing world.

‘Average Joe’ (2023)

‘Average Joe’ is a dark comedy-drama inspired by the life of creator Robb Cullen, set to stream on Wednesday, April 1. Deon Cole stars as Joe Washington, a blue-collar worker who discovers his recently deceased father stole millions of dollars from dangerous people. Joe and his friends are forced into a world of crime and survival as they try to find the hidden fortune before the Russian mob catches them. The series is known for blending intense thriller elements with sharp, observational humor.

‘Tyler Perry’s Bruh’ (2020)

Tyler Perry’s ‘Bruh’ joins the catalog on Wednesday, April 1, exploring the world of four long-time male friends in their thirties. The series examines how these men navigate careers, relationships, and the expectations of adulthood while maintaining their brotherhood. It addresses the specific challenges and triumphs experienced by Black men in contemporary society. Through comedic and dramatic moments, the show highlights the enduring nature of friendship despite the inevitable changes life brings.

‘Diarra from Detroit’ (2024)

‘Diarra from Detroit’ arrives on Wednesday, April 1, following a woman who becomes obsessed with a missing person case after being ghosted by a Tinder date. Created by and starring Diarra Kilpatrick, the series mixes mystery with dark comedy as the protagonist explores the underbelly of her hometown. Diarra refuses to believe she was simply ignored, leading her into a complex web of local secrets. The show has been praised for its unique tone and its portrayal of Detroit’s vibrant community.

‘All the Queen’s Men’ (2021)

The drama ‘All the Queen’s Men’ premieres on Wednesday, April 1, centering on the life of Marilyn “Madam” DeVille, a powerful businesswoman in the male exotic dance industry. Madam is a fierce leader who will stop at nothing to protect her empire and her employees from external threats. The series explores the power dynamics, loyalty, and betrayal that occur within her high-stakes nightclub. It originated as a BET+ original and is based on the book ‘Ladies Night’ by Christian Keyes.

‘Bigger’ (2019)

‘Bigger’ is scheduled for release on Wednesday, April 1, following a group of five college friends living in Atlanta. As they approach their thirties, the characters begin to question if there is something “bigger” and better waiting for them in life. The series deals with the professional ambitions and romantic entanglements of the group as they search for fulfillment. Produced by Will Packer, the show offers a comedic look at the quest for success and the realities of modern adulthood.

‘Game Shakers’ (2015)

The Nickelodeon series ‘Game Shakers’ debuts on Wednesday, April 1, telling the story of two middle school girls who become accidental entrepreneurs. After creating a wildly successful mobile game for a school project, Babe and Kenzie start their own gaming company in Brooklyn. They partner with a famous rapper, played by Kel Mitchell, to help fund and promote their business ventures. The show highlights the creativity and tech-savvy nature of the younger generation through a comedic lens.

‘College Hill: Celebrity Edition’ (2022)

‘College Hill: Celebrity Edition’ arrives on Wednesday, April 1, reimagining the original reality show format by sending celebrities back to school. The participants enroll at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) to complete actual coursework and experience campus life. This edition focuses on the academic challenges and social interactions of famous individuals as they strive to earn their diplomas. It highlights the cultural importance and educational rigor of the HBCU system while providing entertainment through the fish-out-of-water premise.

‘Made for March’ (2026)

The sports documentary ‘Made for March’ is scheduled to premiere on Saturday, April 4, just in time for the peak of college basketball season. This series provides an in-depth look at the preparation, passion, and pressure experienced by athletes competing in the national tournament. It features interviews with coaches and players who discuss the sacrifices required to reach the highest levels of collegiate sports. The production aims to capture the cultural phenomenon of the tournament and the personal stories behind the bracket.

Tell us which of these series you are most excited to binge-watch this week in the comments.