Lifetime's New 'Client List' Promo: Same Campaign, Much More Skin (Video)

Lifetime may have long ago dropped its "Television for Women" tagline, but its female-skewing programming has continued to target the fairer sex.

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Its current scripted hit, The Client List, seems to be taking a different approach. In anticipation of the series' March 10 premiere, the network has released a promotional clip of star Jennifer Love Hewitt stripping and singing -- but mostly stripping.

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Surrounded by a throng of suited gentlemen, Hewitt starts the spot dressed for a day at the office like one of the boys. The suit falls to the ground when Hewitt breaks into song. Her chosen track, Peggy Lee's ode to feminism "I'm a Woman" is decidedly girl power. The high-pressure hoses dosing her barely-clothed body? A bit more man-friendly.

And if this campaign looks familiar, it's because you've seen it before.

Lifetime heralded the 2012 launch of The Client List (a less sobering continuation the predecessor telepic about a single suburban mom working in a brothel) with a striptease set to Sweet Charity stripper anthem "Big Spender."

While both spots playfully address the series' prostitution theme, the first iteration made a bigger point of objectifying the men. Her male co-stars dance around Hewitt in loose towels and white briefs, while the actress retains a bit of modesty in an oversize button-up.

Do you prefer your Client List commercials with or without clothes?

Client List - "I'm a Woman" (2013):

Client List - "Big Spender" (2012):