There’s something for everyone with this week’s wide variety of entertainment – only on DStv.
Here are some of the highlights:
Charlie’s Angels (Action Comedy)
Sunday, January 31 on M-Net (DStv Channel
101) at 20h05
A reboot of the 1970s series and 2000s
films, this updated version follows four women who investigate and take down
terrorist threats. When a young engineer blows the whistle on a dangerous
technology, the Angels are called to action. Starring Kristen Stewart, Cameron
Diaz, Elizabeth Banks and Ella Balinski, this remake features a soundtrack by
Sia and action scenes directed by Banks herself.
Outlander S5
Starts Saturday, January 30 on M-Net City
(DStv Channel 115) at 21h40
The season starts with a wedding and
flashback to Jamie and Claire’s (Sam Heughan and Caitriona Balfe, respectively)
wedding. But the peace won’t last, and not just because the American
Revolutionary War is around the corner and Jamie and Claire are both battling
with divided loyalties. Claire’s medical practice, including her desperate
struggle to find a reliable way of manufacturing penicillin, will set her up
for a horrific confrontation in the season finale when someone believes that
what she is doing is in defiance of God’s will.
Walker S1
Tuesday, February 2 on M-Net (DStv Channel
101) at 19h30
This brand-new series is a reboot of the
Chuck Norris action series Walker, Texas
Ranger, with Supernatural’s Jared Padalecki in the lead role of the
grief-stricken widowed Texas Ranger Cordell Walker. Look out for Jared’s
real-life wife, Genevieve, as Cordell’s murdered wife Emily, who is a ghostly
presence as Walker becomes obsessed with working out how and why she really
died. Walker isn’t a “spinning kick to the face first, ask questions later”
kind of guy this time round, but he still has his own moral compass.
For Life S2B
Tuesday, February 2 on 1Magic (DStv Channel
103) at 20h30
The drama about Aaron Wallace, a man who
studied to become a lawyer while he was behind bars for a crime he didn’t
commit, is back from production break with episode 6, in which COVID-19 strikes
Bellmore Prison. Aaron returns to the prison to see how he can help, while
Marie must choose between potentially exposing her family to COVID-19 or
leaving her hospital job.
Blindspot S5
Wednesday, February 3 on M-Net City (DStv
Channel 115) at 19h10
Last season, Madeline framed the team as
the suspects in a far-reaching corruption case. As the new season begins, she
uses her influence to create a civilian oversight committee – a team that
polices the FBI. With her place in the organisation fully cemented, she wiggles
her way into the position of Director of Federal Law Enforcement. And as the
big, big boss, she turns up the heat on the team and goes to extreme measures,
including banding together with terrorists, to get them out of her hair for
good.
The Victim S1
Starts Thursday, February 4 on M-Net (DStv
Channel 101) at 21h30
A tasty British crime thriller! In this
four-episode series set in Scotland, grieving mom Anna (Kelly Macdonald) is on
trial for inciting violence when she posts online that a local bus driver is
really the man who murdered her child and now living under an assumed identity.
The bus driver’s lawyer has his own axe to grind, having been falsely accused
of a crime himself. The series digs into what happens when people have had
their trial, but feel that justice has not been served.