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Tuesday, October 31, 2023

MultiChoice sorry for R19.95 Rugby World Cup DStv billing mistake.

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by Thinus Ferreira MultiChoice is apologising for billing chaos around its R19.95 access offer to watch the 2023 Rugby World Cup final that ...
Thursday, October 26, 2023

Morgan Freeman on Netflix's Life on Our Planet: 'It's Earth's milestones in the history of life'.

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by Thinus Ferreira Netflix has released the Steven Spielberg-produced Life on Our Planet with Morgan Freeman as narrator as a new 8-episode...

M-Net’s Recipes for Love and Murder renewed for second season.

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by Thinus Ferreira The murder mystery series Recipes for Love and Murder on M-Net (DStv 101) has been renewed for a second season which wil...

Mission: Impossible 8 with new name pushed to autumn 2025.

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by Thinus Ferreira Because of the Hollywood strike Paramount Pictures has now pushed out the premiere of Tom Cruise's Mission: Impossibl...

Cast of M-Net's Summertide sea-setshow filled with soap alums and CGI penguins.

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by Thinus Ferreira M-Net (DStv 101) has announced the cast of its upcoming generations-spanning drama series Summertide with Frank Rautenba...

Another massive price hike for Apple TV+.

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by Thinus Ferreira Apple TV+ is once again doing a massive price hike of 43% with the monthly subscription fee of R125 set to increase to R1...
Tuesday, October 24, 2023

MultiChoice axes the Da Vinci kids channel from DStv.

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by Thinus Ferreira MultiChoice is ending and removing the global Da Vinci kids channel from DStv. Da Vinci (DStv 318), owned and run by Maca...
Monday, October 23, 2023

SABC adds little-publicised entertainment magazine show The Sauce to SABC1.

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by Thinus Ferreira The SABC has added another entertainment magazine show, The Sauce to the SABC1 schedule, barely promoting it and with li...

The Morning After with a British singer washing up on a Cape Town beach is Amazon Prime Video's first South African drama series.

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by Thinus Ferreira Filming has started on Amazon Studios' first South African drama series, The Morning After , in which a British singe...
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Thinus Ferreira is an independent TV critic, writer and journalist in South Africa and reports breaking news about the TV industry. He writes trend and analysis pieces about the TV business and continues to write extensively about TV - chronicling what's on it and happening behind the scenes.
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