TVPlus - English - 2 July 2020

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In this issue of TVPlus: Uzalo - I Want Daddy! - Fikile hides her no-baby news when Sbu goes all out to prove he can be a number-one provider; Lincoln Rhyme: Hunt for the bone collector - Jeffrey Deaver’s serial killer novels now a nail-biting series; FBI - How Zeeko Zaki’s real life became OA’s undercover story this season; Muvhango - Nerdy Kgosi gets a hot-guy makeover; Skeem Saam - Jonas’s death forces Clement out as gay; Rhythm City - Zinhle wants to die after losing Kea; Streaming - Creeps & cops Charles Manson, Hannibal Lecter, Luther & more

The hard way out

DStv telenovela The Way To Paradise tells a story of a naïve woman who takes a desperate gamble to escape poverty.

3 mins

Killer viewing

Between doccies and fictional drama thrillers, Showmax is packed full of serial killer programming for you to stream.

4 mins

Killer instincts

A tetraplegic cop and a rookie policewoman team up to find an elusive serial killer terrorising New York.

3 mins

Standing firm

One Special Agent on action drama FBI explores personal issues that are close to home in season 2.

3 mins

Getting real

Actor Vusi opens up about his character’s recent coming-out storyline and why it’s so important.

3 mins

Unlucky In Love

Kgosi’s love life goes belly-up and two friends help him get his groove back.

3 mins

He Is Legend

Generations’ Walter Nkaba is a man with questionable standards, but actor Nimrod Nkosi is the exact opposite.

5 mins

A major false alarm

Oh baby! Fikile pretends that she’s still pregnant to trick her criminal boyfriend Sbu into funding her lifestyle.

3 mins

Crossing The Line

Zinhle spirals out of control after her BFF Keabetswe puts her in the friend zone following their passionate time together.

5 mins

The green monster

Zoe’s jealousy kills Joy and Wade’s budding friendship.

3 mins

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