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Bravo Media Announces Slate Of Six New And Returning Digital Shows

Bravo Media, long an active producer of digital content, is keeping busy. The production arm of the cable channel has announced a slate of six new and returning web shows, all of which are expected to launch between now and October.

With its new shows, Bravo is sticking to the formats that have work for it thus far. The media company has produced some notable digital companions for its TV shows, including the Emmy winner Top Chef: Last Chance Kitchen, and True Cons: The Tricky Business of Real Life Imposters, complements the Bravo TV program Imposters. The return digital series Throwback Bravo also has ties to TV. It’s hosted by Daryn Carp, the assistant of Watch What Happens Live‘s Andy Cohen (they’re pictured above).

Bravo is also a longtime partner of Mashable, and the two companies are continuing to work together in 2018. They are co-producing The First Time I…

, in which celebrities like Shaquille O’Neal, Russell Brand, and Simone Biles will share awkward stories from their past.

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“We’re bullish on original content for Bravo Digital, as evident by our largest series order to date,” said Bravo EVP of Digital Lisa Hsia in a press release announcing the fresh crop of digital programming. “The new slate is highly binge-worthy, playing into themes our core fans crave while also appealing to a wider audience.”

The new and returning shows will be available on Bravo’s website and its Bravo Now app. Full details about all six of the project can be found over at Deadline.

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