Showing posts with label Survivor South Africa Phillipines. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Survivor South Africa Phillipines. Show all posts
Sunday, August 19, 2018

TV CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK. When the TV execs go and sit in the back of the house when they actually run the house: A shout-out to the exemplary zookeepers of South African television who keep showing up - and showing up.

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The majority of the people who filed into and took their seats inside the Silverline Studios set of Survivor South Africa: Phillipines  t...
Thursday, August 16, 2018

BREAKING. Tom Schwartz who lost 16 kg on the island, wins Survivor South Africa: Phillipines as M-Net announces a 7th season called Island of Secrets for 2019.

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On Thursday night the adventure camp organiser Tom Schwartz  (41) from Port Elizabeth was announced the winner of the 6th season of M-...

BREAKING. On the day of the Survivor SA: Phillipines finale, M-Net pulls contestant, Tevin Naidu from its Bachelor South Africa speed-dating campaign after offensive molestation comments.

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On the day of M-Net's (DStv 101) Survivor South Africa: Philippines finale, the channel has dumped the contestant Tevin Naidu  (...
Monday, July 23, 2018

Survivor South Africa Philippines on M-Net set for a 2-hour season finale on Thursday 16 August at 7pm.

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The latest season of Survivor South Africa on M-Net (DStv 101), Survivor SA Phillipines is set for a 2-hour season finale that will be ...
Monday, May 7, 2018

BREAKING. Days after its debut, M-Net's latest 6h season of Survivor SA: Philippines is once again popular under pirates as viewers worldwide clamour to download and illegally share the show.

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Survivor South Africa has gone global (again), with the latest 6th season of the show, Survivor SA: Philippines  seen on M-Net (DSt...
Sunday, April 29, 2018

M-NET UPFRONT 2018: M-Net's 'local content safari' to showcase its upcoming new TV shows at the Legend Golf & Safari Resort in Limpopo in 28 photos.

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This past week M-Net (DStv 101) held a press-wow "local content safari" where the pay-TV broadcaster pulled out all the sto...