Amid a sea of reality TV staples like The Real Housewives franchise, Baddies has found its footing on television. It is louder, messier, and far more unapologetic, and packed with explosive fights, shifting alliances, and drama. Unsurprisingly, that energy has fueled multiple seasons and spin-offs. 

With the latest season, Baddies USA, gaining traction for its jaw-dropping twists and revelations, how can fans catch up on all the chaos?

The eighth season of the franchise, Baddies USA, is available on the platform that made the show popular, and that is Zeus Network. All the previous seasons of the franchise, Baddies ATL (2021), Baddies South (2022), Baddies West (2023), Baddies East (2023–24), Baddies Caribbean (2024), Baddies Midwest (2024–25), and Baddies Africa (2025), are also available to stream on Zeus Network. The newest season kicked off in 2025, bringing back OG cast members like Natalie Nunn, Scotlynd Ryan, and Ahna Mac as they travel across the USA.

The franchise follows women who are rappers and influencers, living together and touring different locations, where their verbal and sometimes physical altercations make it a hugely popular watch. The franchise is also inspired by the original reality series Bad Girls Club, which first aired in 2006 and ran until 2017. Some cast members from Baddies, including executive producer Natalie Nunn, were also part of the original series. 

The massive success of the show has even led to a spin-off, Baddies Gone Wild (2025). Later, it inspired another series, Bad Boys: LA, which focused on men, who are loud, outspoken male influencers and rappers. But Baddies is not the only addictive show on the Zeus network.

‘Age of Attraction’ Cast on Netflix: Who Are the Singles Taking On This New Dating Reality Show

There are 3 more series to watch on the same network after Baddies.

Zeus Network has several shows that have the same chaotic energy as Baddies USA. Joseline’s Cabaret Texas is one such that has a mix of pure drama, competition, and explosive clashes as dancers fight for a spot in Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta star Joseline Hernandez’s crew for her cabaret shows. This also has multiple seasons. 

On the other hand, Smile: LA is a feel-good watch. The show follows Dr. Trev as he gives patients life-changing dental makeovers. Although the intense drama might be missing here, the emotional moments and satisfying transformations make up for it. Last but not least in the lineup is Your Best Life.

Your Best Life follows former Vine star and Zeus Network founder King Bach as he visits the lavish homes of celebrities. This a short series, with just six episodes, giving a peek into luxury living and lifestyles of celebrities like Jake Paul and Snoop Dogg. All these shows are available on Zeus Network and are clearly worth a watch. 

5 Most Disturbing Reveals From 'The TikTok Killer': Unmasking the Twisted Reality of the Netflix Shocker

Have you watched any of these shows? Let us know in the comments.