Atlanta's Bounce TV, the broadcast television network geared toward African Americans, announced five new original series as it becomes an entertainment fixture in Detroit – thanks to its affiliation with WXYZ-TV.
"Bounce TV's accelerated distribution growth, immediate popularity with viewers and strong initial ratings has made the network a new must-buy for brands seeking to reach the African American consumer," Denis Ray, Bounce TV's executive vice president of advertising sales, in a press release on Tuesday, May 21, 2013.
Bounce TV's first original non-scripted series, Forever Jones, presented by Walmart, premieres on Wednesday, June 5. Upcoming featured programming on the network is as follows:
- My Crazy Roommate: A scripted sitcom that follows two Black women from different backgrounds who are forced to keep the peace between their differences while they pursue fame and fortune in Los Angeles.
- Step Wars: A series that takes viewers inside the fraternities and sororities of our Historically Black Colleges and Universities as they deal with college life and deciding their futures.
- The Keepsake: A reality dating show that puts five women from across the country – and diverse backgrounds – in competition for the affection of one gorgeous guy.
- BRKDWN: A breakdown of the most recent and breaking stories in pop culture.
- Bounce Beats: Profiles: A new half-hour series that takes viewers backstage behind the scenes with various R & B and contemporary urban musicians for candid conversations as they discuss their lives and careers.
Launched in September 2011, Bounce TV targets African American adults with a programming mix of original series, theatrical motion pictures, live sports, documentaries, specials and inspirational faith-based programs.
Visit BounceTV.com for a complete schedule of programming. Bounce TV airs on WXYZ in metro Detroit. Check your cable provider for information on Bounce TV.
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