After moving to Fort Lauderdale, Florida in 1996, Tilton returned to the airwaves in 1997 with a new version of "Success-N-Life", buying airtime on independent television stations primarily serving inner city areas. The new version of "Success-N-Life" returned to Tilton's previous message of asking for "vows of faith" from viewers instead of exorcisms. In 1998, the program began airing on Black Entertainment Television (BET) as part of its two-hour late night umbrella rotation block of religious programming entitled "BET Inspiration". In 2008, "Success-N-Life" usually occupied the first hour of the BET programming block and also ran on The Word Network. Most of the shown on "BET Inspiration" were taped in the late 1990s—with testimonials from 1980s-era episodes interspersed throughout the episodes—but Tilton also recorded infomercials for his books at least once a year from 2003 to 2007, often appearing with his third wife, Maria Rodriguez, and their four French poodles.