Lifetime

Lifetime is a television network that releases original drama films, factual survival features, and specialized programming slates. The network frequently collaborates with veteran television stars, hosts, and executive producers to bring scripted dramas and real-life stories to the small screen.

Recent coverage of the network centers on its autumn programming calendar, specifically the Strength of a Lifetime movie event launching in September. This slate features high-profile broadcast premieres, including Robin Roberts Presents Angel in the Rubble: The Genelle Guzman Story starring Sherri Shepherd and Dondré Whitfield, which revisits the survival of Ground Zero's final living survivor. The network's lineup also incorporates disaster and survival dramas such as Sole Survivor of Flight 119, inspired by author Tammy L. Kling’s memoir Exit Row.

In addition to true-life adaptations, the network provides a platform for television actors to take on expanded behind-the-camera roles. This is demonstrated by Tisha Campbell writing, executive producing, and starring in the original film One Last Shot. Coverage also follows long-standing fallout and public statements involving former figures associated with network reality programming like Dance Moms.