In this issue

Generations- Tshidi spits flames at spacey doctor Luyolo for fumbling hubby Kabisi’s treatment. Skeem Saam- Leeto throws a big, fat divorce party. The victim turned
crime hunter! Kim Engelbrecht on profiler Reyka.

Critter comfort

Whether it barks, clucks, hisses or bucks, the Critter Fixers: Country Vets can treat it on Nat Geo Wild on DStv.

3 mins

Looney & tuney

Looney Tunes Cartoons showrunner Peter Browngardt takes us inside the crazy painted world of Bugs Bunny & friends to reveal how they created this latest revival, now on DStv.

3 mins

Off the deep end

Ghost and Tasha attempt to shield their defiant son Tariq from harm’s way, unaware that he’s become a mini criminal himself in season 5 of Power.

3 mins

A Bitter Pill To Swallow

Things will never be the same again for the circle of friends following David’s life-altering situation in season 3 of drama series A Million Little Things.

3 mins

The Man & his monster

Actors Iain Glen and Kim Engelbrecht break down their characters in local crime thriller Reyka and the strange connection Angus Speelman and Reyka Gama share.

5 mins

Crossing boundaries

Uzo Aduba’s psychotherapist character Brooke Taylor grapples with loss and loneliness in times of uncertainty in rebooted drama show In Treatment.

3 mins

Dangerous drugs

Biographical drama series El Chapo returns for season 3 as druglord El Chapo expands his business for the last time.

3 mins

Star-studded affair

Simon Cowell is bringing a little star glitz and glam to his spin-off show The X Factor Celebrity as he turns the spotlight on celebrities with extra-special skills.

2 mins

Hawaii cops & robbers

The tropical task force return for season 5 of killer action.

3 mins

Sweet salesman

Sibonelo starts a new business adventure in a desperate attempt to prove his worth to his father.

4 mins

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