The Summer House reunion is almost here — and tensions are running high.

PEOPLE has the exclusive first look at the season 5 reunion, and after a summer filled with explosive fights and fractured relationships, it seems the cast has little interest in burying the hatchet.

Hannah Berner, who recently announced her engagement to comedian Des Bishop, appears to be at the center of much of the drama.

The Secret Life of Groceries: The Dark Miracle of the American Supermarket, Benjamin Lorr’s non-fiction book about the complex grocery industry, is set to be turned into a TV docuseries.

The Real Housewives of Atlanta and Ink Master producer Truly Original has optioned the book, which was published last year, and is developing the project for the small screen.

The series will explore the hidden reality of the modern American supermarket and examine the passion, ingenuity and the exploitation grocers rely on to meet seemingly impossible consumer demands: low prices, high quality, endless options. It will examine what it really takes the stock the shelves of the $700B grocery industry.

It's Shahs season once again!

E! News can exclusively reveal the season nine trailer for Shahs of Sunset, premiering Sunday, May 16 on Bravo. The dramatic sneak peek teases mended friendships, a huge fight and so much more.

“Family Karma” is coming back to Bravo for a second season on June 2, Page Six can exclusively reveal.

Season 1 favorites Anisha Ramakrishna, Amrit Kapai, Bali Chainani, Brian Benni, Monica Vaswani, Shaan Patel and Vishal Parvani are confirmed to return. They will be joined by two new faces.

Since Benni, 29, and Vaswani, 29, are officially in the friend-zone, Vaswani has sparked a new romance with another childhood sweetheart: Rish Karam, according to Bravo.

Season 2 will follow the Bollywood dancing beauty’s budding romance with Karam, as well as her journey to reunite her estranged parents.

Truly Original, the Banijay-backed producer behind the Ink Master and Swamp People franchises, has been dipping its toes into new areas of unscripted television with a remake of a British panel show for The CW and is now working on a hybrid animated series.

Glenda Hersh and Steven Weinstock, Co-Presidents and Co-CEOs of the company, which also produces The Real Housewives of Atlanta, told Deadline that they have received a pilot order from one of the broadcast networks for a new type of unscripted format.

British entertainment formats Would I Lie To You? and Killer Camp are being remade in the U.S. by The CW with The Good Fight creators Robert and Michelle King exec producing the former.

The youth-skewing network is adapting the two shows as part of an expanded unscripted line-up, which includes a U.S. version of Whose Line Is It Anyway, World’s Funniest Animals and Penn & Teller: Fool Us.