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Game of Thrones Farewell Event ... and all the best TV this week

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A documentary in conjunction with the epic final season of the critically acclaimed drama.
A documentary in conjunction with the epic final season of the critically acclaimed drama.

SUN 26.05

Big Cat Tales: Danger in the Long Grass

Discovery (DStv channel 121), 5.15pm

It’s mating season for the lions of the Marsh Pride, and Askari has his eye on Cloudy Eye. Cheetah Malaika is hunting for wildebeest so she can feed her cubs.

Ngempela

SABC1 (DStv channel 191), 7.30pm

Translates the world of tabloid newspapers into a unique television experience, telling Mzansi stories from romance to ambition, without being overly sensational and controversial.

Building Off the Grid: Yellowstone River

Travel (DStv channel 179), 3.40pm

The Lighthiser family sets out to build their dream home overlooking the Yellowstone River in Montana. With a little help from their friends they’ll build it all by hand and off the grid.

The Joey Rasdien Show

SABC2 (DStv channel 192), 11.30pm

The SABC reaches deep into their archives to rebroadcast this classic sitcom.

MON 27.05

Game of Thrones Farewell Event

M-Net (DStv channel 101), 9pm

A look at the award-winning series and its epic conclusion.

Ukuqonywa

Mzansi Magic (DStv channel 161), 6pm

A young man faces the difficulties of being a single parent after losing his wife in a car accident.

Soccerzone

SABC1 (DStv channel 191), 10pm

Regarded as the best-informed soccer show in the land.

TUE 28.05

Gentleman Jack

M-Net (DStv channel 101), 10pm

NEW SHOW

Anne Lister is returning to her ancestral home following a romantic rejection. A period drama inspired by the true story of a woman landowner in 19th century England.

Unprotected Sets

1Magic (DStv channel 103), 8.30pm

Stand-up comics on the verge of breaking out and becoming the next big name offer insights into the motivations behind baring one’s soul for a living.

WED 29.05

Signed

Vuzu (DStv channel 116), 9pm

NEW SHOW

Aspiring hip-hop and R&B artists are presented with a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to collaborate with three of music’s biggest moguls en route to a potential record deal.

Our Moments

SABC2 (DStv channel 192), 10.30pm

Looks at those people who witness powerful events at close range; people with interesting tales to tell.

Girls Who Don’t Age

Real Time (DStv channel 155), 9pm

NEW SHOW

Follows the incredible story of three girls who have stopped ageing, and the remarkable work of the doctor investigating their condition.

THU 30.05

What Have I Got?

Real Time (DStv channel 155), 9pm

In each episode, viewers meet three individuals with extraordinary medical conditions, who reveal their symptoms with carefully crafted clues.

Claws

M-Net City (DStv channel 115), 9.45pm

SEASON FINALE

As a hurricane bears down on Palmetto, a steely Desna (Niecy Nash) proceeds with the plans for her wedding day, keen for the opportunity to settle all scores.

uThando Nes’thembu

Mzansi Magic (DStv channel 161), 8pm

Sne confides in MaCele about a childhood trauma. Musa has a request for MaYeni that she is not pleased with. The weddings are on the horizon.

Basketball Wives LA

Vuzu (DStv channel 116), 8pm

We follow women who juggle the success and stresses of building businesses and searching for stability in the unstable arena of being the significant other to a basketball superstar.

The Toe Bro

Lifetime (DStv channel 131), 7.55pm

Follows foot specialist Jonathan Tomines who treats a range of shocking foot problems for patients who come from far and wide, seeking his help. There is nothing he won’t clip, slice or scoop, until suffering is a thing of the past.

FRI 31.05

Just Another Immigrant

M-Net (DStv channel 101), 10.40pm

NEW SEASON

The series premiere of this true-life comedy opens with UK comedian Romesh Ranganathan, who must immediately get to work selling out a six thousand-seat theatre on his arrival in America.

Tko Boxing Magazine

SABC2 (DStv channel 192), 9.30pm

An extensive look at all the local boxing action from the past week.

Keeping Score

SABC3 (DStv channel 193), 6.30pm

Boxing and betrayal in this riveting drama series.

SAT 01.06

25th Sama Awards 2019

SABC1 (DStv channel 191), 8pm

The biggest names in music will gather at Sun City in the hopes of having their work recognised.

Afro Café

SABC2 (DStv channel 192), 11pm

A night out when viewers are able to enjoy the best musical entertainment and connect with musicians through their insightful discussion with the show’s seasoned kwaito singer, Stoan.

Mela

SABC3 (DStv channel 193), 3pm

A magazine show with an eastern flavour, Mela combines the elements of the genre: fashion, food, travel and entertainment, complemented by showcasing achievers, trendsetters, opinion makers and rising stars.

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