EXCLUSIVE: Paramount+ has set premiere dates for two of its popular Tyler Perry series from BET, including the fifth and final season of All The Queen’s Men on June 10th and the sixth season of Ruthless for June 30th.
All The Queen’s Men will end with its upcoming fifth season. Season 5 will debut with two episodes at launch, followed by a weekly rollout, culminating in the mid-season finale on July 22.
Season 5 of All The Queen’s Men is a season of survival and loyalty. Everyone has a personal obstacle, but not everyone can overcome and survive those obstacles. With Madam’s life hanging by a thread and the shooter still at large, the dancers of Eden are left shaken and uncertain. As the focus for finding the gunman intensifies, opportunists seize the chaos as a chance to infiltrate and tear apart the lucrative empire Madam has poured blood, sweat, and tears into building.
The series stars Eva Marcille, Skyh Alvester Black, Candace Maxwell, Raquel Palmer, Michael “Bolo” Bolwaire, Keith Swift, Jr, Dion Rome, Jeremy “Masterpiece” Williams, Cee “Carter the Body” Carter, and O’shea Russell.
Tyler Perry and Christian Keyes serve as executive producers, with Elon D. Johnson co-producing. Angi Bones, Tony L. Strickland, Will Areu, and Tommy Watt are producers. Supervising producer is Valencia Parker.
Season six of the hit drama series returns with rising tension and shifting power dynamics inside the Rakudushis compound. As loyalties fracture and outside forces close in, Ruth’s growing influence over The Highest begins to reshape the future of the cult from within. With trust eroding, dangerous new allies entering the fold, and the FBI escalating its pressure, the compound descends further into chaos — all building toward a shocking and unforgettable confrontation.
Series stars include Melissa L. Williams, Matt Cedeno, Baadja-Lyne Odums, Blue Kimble, Colin McCalla, Michelle Núñez, Nadége August, and Joshua Adeyeye.
Ruthless is executive produced by Perry. Angi Bones, Tony L. Strickland, Will Areu, and Tommy Watt produce the series. Courtney Glaudé serves as writer, director, and supervising producer.
