According to The Hollywood Reporter, celebrity reality show "Punk'd," which originally aired on MTV from 2003 to 2007 and had a small 2012 revival, has been revamped for a new run on the BET Network.

Although the original maestro in the "Punk'd" series was Ashton Kutcher, there has been no word yet as to who will be helming this new series. BET will be choosing the host in accordance with a tailored theme that will best serve the BET audience. The show is also expected to include special behind-the-scenes footage of how the celebrity pranks were conceptualized and brought to fruition.

According to Billboard, BET also announced a couple of other shows coming to their network, which includes "Zoe Moon" and "Chasing Destiny."

"Zoe Moon" will be a sitcom starring Brandy Norwood as a single mother. Brandy is also slated to star as Roxie Hart in a Broadway production of "Chicago."

"Chasing Destiny" will be a reality singing competition executive produced by Destiny's Child singer Kelly Rowland.

"Black consumers experience BET Networks differently than any other network because of our 35 years of history, tremendous experience and insights. We continue to give our viewers what they want -- high-quality content that respects, reflects and elevates them," said BET Networks chairman and CEO Debra Lee. "With more hours of original programming than ever before, our new shows coupled with our returning hits like 'Being Mary Jane' and 'Nellyville' make our original slate stronger than ever."

According to Variety, BET is also introducing "The Label," a docu-series chronicling the rise and demise of various record labels over the years.

"Our brand has always been a trailblazer with our content trending, influencing and leading the culture. With BET Networks, you get celebrity, genuine community, deep audience connection and a rich environment for brand immersion and brand consumption," said Louis Carr, president of broadcast and advertising media sales at BET Networks.