In this issue

In this issue of TVPlus: Skeem saam - Who is to blame? - Alfred and Sthoko’s school trip tragedy, plus, Inside the soapie’s link to real-life school drowning - Imbewu - It’s the mistress of all battles! There can be only one queen of Ngcolosi’s heart… but is it MaZulu or the one with the son?; The Riviera - Quanita Adams makes a scene!; The Bachelor SA - Dear loser: Why Marc said no; Great British Bake Off - We meet queen of tarts, Prue and Streaming! - What is the TVPlus team really watching at home?

Rewind, reboot, repeat

There’s loads of franchise updates to stream on Showmax.

2 mins

The Clark Sisters take us to church

A trio of soul sisters – Queen Latifah, Mary J Blige and Missy Elliot – unite behind the camera for a gospel story on Lifetime.

3 mins

Chacha 'til you chuckle with The Funny Dance Show

Off with the clown shoes and on with the dance shoes as comedians tap into The Funny Dance Show on E!.

3 mins

The final rose

As Marc Buckner’s season of The Bachelor SA comes to an end, we had a rose ceremony of our own.

4 mins

In the hot seat

From 22 down to just two – we put The Bachelor SA Marc Buckner on the spot ahead of the season 2 finale to find out more about his journey of looking for love.

3 mins

For the nostalgia

The Riviera creator-narrator Quanita Adams talks about how the series gets personal.

6 mins

Dads #1-3

A mismatched trio of father-figures do their best to fill a dead dad’s shoes as they form the Council Of Dads.

3 mins

Burning love

Chicago Fire season 5 is turning up temperatures with an identity crisis, adoption drama and erotic fiction.

3 mins

Taking a time out

After four years as sassy seductress Yvonne Langa, actress Kgomotso Christopher takes a break from the soapie

6 mins

Out of control

Destructive teen Zinhle scares away her new friend Kea by introducing her to the world of drugs.

3 mins

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