Oxygen is dedicating its Sunday nights to true crime with a new three-hour programming block set to launch on November 9. The evening will be anchored by Killer Grannies, a new series hosted by Oscar-nominated actress June Squibb, which premieres at 8:00 pm ET/PT. The block also includes the return of two established network series.
The new series, Killer Grannies, will chronicle shocking criminal cases where the primary suspect is a grandmother. Each episode centers on a single case, following investigators as they uncover the evidence that points toward an unlikely matriarchal killer. The show will use a mix of archival footage, interviews with law enforcement and family members, and cinematic recreations to detail the deadly motives behind the crimes. The series is produced by Jarrett Creative, with Seth Jarrett, Julie Insogna Jarrett, and Josh Bingham serving as executive producers.
Preceding the new series is the fourth season of Killer Relationship with Faith Jenkins at 7:00 pm ET/PT. The show, hosted by former Manhattan prosecutor Faith Jenkins, investigates how personal connections can turn fatal. This season will expand its focus beyond romantic entanglements to include deadly dynamics between family members, friends, and colleagues. Jenkins provides her professional analysis of each case, which is built on first-hand accounts from law enforcement and those close to the victims.
The true-crime lineup begins at 6:00 pm ET/PT with the third season of Snapped: Behind Bars. The series revisits convicted individuals previously featured on the network’s flagship show, Snapped, for exclusive jailhouse interviews. These conversations offer the perpetrators’ perspectives on their cases, supplemented with new commentary from psychological experts and updated statements from friends and family.
