TVPlus - English - 21 April 2022

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In this issue of TVPlus: Uzalo - Girl Code - Hleziphi vs Nonka: best friends fight over Mr Right; The Black door - The Body! - Zamani Mbatha opens the door on stripping, sex and drama; Goodbye, Days of our lives - 5 “what next?” questions answered, plus, Big bad storylines as EJ, Stefano and Satan return to Salem; Generations - Holy House or cult: Lucy checks on Mbali; Scandal! - Vukile in bed with Nomvula’s partner and Muvhango - Bad-dad Tenda turns Ndiwavho into bully.

Bashing Through a Crossroad

Forward or back? Transplant season 2 offers Dr Bashir and his co-workers at York Memorial Hospital choices about who they want to be on Universal TV (*117).

5 mins

Mending fences

Hosted by therapist Nkululeko Mhlongo aka Doctor Better, intervention show Roxic rescues relationships that are sailing straight towards the rocks.

3 mins

A leap of faith

Eligible bachelor and pastor Tshego Modisakeng is searching for his future wife in season 2 of reality show Pastor Wants A Wife.

3 mins

Fashion fight!

Brand-new reality show Battle Of The Ankara is stitching together hot new trends on our screens.

3 mins

Women at war

The End Game pits two feisty females against each other on M-Net - and for good reason says the lead stars.

3 mins

The victim is the bully

Ndiwavho goes from sweet and fun-loving to schoolyard bully - and her step-dad isn't making it easier.

4 mins

Deal with the devil

Uthuli Waste is in trouble and Vukile will do anything to save the family business – but how far is too far?

4 mins

Finders keepers

Can Nonka and Hleziphi's friendship survive a love triangle with not-so-honest Kwanda?

4 mins

Mbali's holy mess

The Diales go to church and get a worrying vision.

4 mins

Performance flop

Newbie sexworker Khaya is struggling to keep up with his co-workers and it’s all in his head.

4 mins

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