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BET HER is a multi-platform lifestyle brand designed to boldly celebrate the diverse and beautiful world of Black women. A 24-hour music and entertainment channel, BET HER has its finger on the pulse of an ever-changing beat and delivers compelling content that reflects, inspires and addresses the unique perspectives of Black women.
Ms. Pat Settles It
S1, EP1 "From Romance to Robbery"Judge Ms. Pat settles cases that include exes disputing over a missing transmission with an uncle in the middle, a trade between foul-mouthed church friends and a case of dog-napping.
Ms. Pat Settles It
S1, EP2 "Trippin' Over Trippin'"Judge Ms. Pat settles cases that feature a wig job gone wrong when one client goes from Farrah Fawcett to Joe Dirt, a boss tripping over tips after his employee refuses to cough up extra dough and exes debating.
Ms. Pat Settles It
S1, EP3 "Girls Trip No Dudes Allowed"Judge Ms. Pat settles cases that include a disagreement between besties over limo rides and tamale lies, a broken girls' trip NDA and a busted family heirloom.
Ms. Pat Settles It
S1, EP4 "I Ain't God, I Don't Love You"Judge Ms. Pat settles cases that features cousins whose cruise plans sink, former friends fighting over a missing monkey and a mother and daughter's dispute over a phone bill.
Ms. Pat Settles It
S1, EP5 "Catfished and Carjacked"Judge Ms. Pat settles cases, including a loan between friends that turns to carjacking, a trespassing incident in which a romp is caught on ring camera and a friend who wants her loan paid back.
Rolling Into Christmas
Two childhood sweethearts who shared a passion for roller skating are reunited 15 years later during the holidays, forcing them to question their love and life choices.
Respect
Following the rise of Aretha Franklin's career -- from a child singing in her father's church choir to her international superstardom -- it's the remarkable true story of the music icon's journey to find her voice.
Why Do Fools Fall in Love
In 1956, Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers landed a doo-wop hit with Why Do Fools Fall in Love? Fame turned to tragedy as lead singer Lymon (Larenz Tate) descended into substance abuse that eventually claimed his life at age 25. But Lymon didn't just leave his fans bereft -- he also left behind three women, and each believes she's owed his song royalties: Platters singer Zola Taylor (Halle Berry), prostitute Elizabeth Waters (Vivica A. Fox) and schoolteacher Emira Eagle (Lela Rochon).
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