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Discovery Channel is bringing back “Fast N’ Loud” for a new season starting Monday, July 8, TheWrap has learned exclusively.

In the new season’s two-hour premiere, Richard Rawlings and the crew will attempt to recreate the iconic chase scene from the 1968 movie “Bullitt,” where Steve McQueen’s ’69 Mustang Fastback ripped through the streets of San Francisco. McQueen’s son Chad McQueen joins the team to remake the whole thing.

The new season will also feature a partnership with Hgtv and Barry Williams of “The Brady Bunch,” who wants his 1969 Plymouth Satellite Wagon to have the same look and feel as the original Brady Wagon, but with a “bad-ass” twist, per Discovery.

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Watch a promo from the “Bullitt” stuff above. That video is also exclusive to TheWrap.

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"Fast N' Loud" star Richard Rawlings prefers life in the single lane ... cause he's filed for divorce. The 49-year-old host of the uber-popular show on Discovery has filed legal docs to divorce Suzanne Rawlings for the second time ... this according to court records in Dallas. They first got married in 1999 and the marriage lasted a decade. They remarried in 2015. They had no kids. If you don't know about "Fast N' Loud" ... it's a show starring Richard,...

Join our newsletter to get more stories like this Chris Stephens is part of a three-man hit team of hope in a series called Garage Rehab, now back for season two on Discovery. The experience Chris has running a real garage is invaluable to the people who seek out the show star Richard Rawlings in a bid to up their bottom line. Stephens is a garage owner himself, running Eurotech Classics in Fredricksburg, Maryland with his brother. Fans of the show know that Rawlings has built an empire as the owner of Gas Monkey Garage in Dallas, TX, and his […]

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In today’s TV News Roundup, the premiere date is announced for season two of “Star Trek: Discovery” on CBS All Access.

First Looks

“Relics and Rarities,” a new RPG series based on the classic game Dungeons & Dragons, will premiere on subscription service Alpha in February 2019. Hosted by Deborah Ann Woll the Geek & Sundry series promises to delve into a world of mystery, monster and murder.

The CW’s “Black Lightning” returns on Monday, Jan. 21 at 9 p.m. The network has released a first look photo of China Anne McClain as Lightning, fighting crime alongside her father and older sister.

Dates

CBS All Access has announced the date for the season two premiere of “Star Trek: Discovery,” launching Thurs., Jan. 17 at 8 p.m. Et/ 5:30 p.m. Pt on CBS All Access. Extended from 13 to 14 episodes, season two finds the crew of the U.S.S. Discovery teaming up...

A documentary about the Atlanta music scene and a music competition program called “Take the Lead” are two projects in development through a new partnership between L.A. Reid and Charles Goldstuck’s Hitco Entertainment and Craig Piligian’s Pilgrim Media Group. The teaming calls for the two companies to develop and produce music-focused projects for distribution across multiple platforms.

Craig Piligian founded Pilgrim Media Group in the late-1990s and for the past two decades it has become known for producing a wide range of programming ranging from the scripted to unscripted, and across platforms. In 2015 Pilgrim Media launched 1620 Media, a unique digital video platform that also provides production services. Just a month later Lionsgate bought a $200 million stake in the company.

Hitco is home to Outkast’s Big Boi, Fifth Harmony’s Dinah Jane and newcomer rappers SAINt Jhn and Yella Beezy. Its founders, industry veterans L.A. Reid and Charles Goldstuck,...

Oscar-winning documentary director Roger Ross Williams (Music by Prudence) and Craig Piligian’s Pilgrim Media are teaming to develop High on the Hog, a docuseries chronicling African American history through the lens of food, based on Dr. Jessica B. Harris’ book High on the Hog: A Culinary Journey from Africa to America.

The book, published in 2011 by Bloomsbury, sets out to document the African Diaspora from a culinary perspective; the potential multi-part series traces the moving story of a people’s survival and triumph via the food that has knit together generations and helped define the American kitchen. It’s described as a culinary journey that stretches from Africa to enslavement, emancipation, the Harlem Renaissance, the march for Civil Rights, and up to the present day, and will explore the food and tastes that have profoundly impacted the American palate, and helped shape the country’s relationship with food, music,...

Fans were left stunned when Aaron Kaufman left Fast N’ Loud and Gas Monkey Garage at the end of last season to pursue new solo ventures. But what has the bearded auto guru been up to since parting ways with Richard Rawlings? While Rawlings is currently hosting Garage Rehab on Discovery, Kaufman has shied away from the smallscreen so far — although he has been hosting a new web series. After leaving Gas Monkey, Kaufman set up a new company called Arclight Fab. The fabrication shop focuses on early model (1957-1979) Fords, the trucks which are closest to his heart,...read more...