A reminder that the no-show American Idol Results Show will be rebroadcast this weekend on M-Net Series, M-Net and M-Net HD. Thereafter times return to normal.
All Access puts the spotlight on the Oscars tonight: Jason's in Los Angeles to sight-see, Barry Ronge talks who-should-win and actress Terry Pheto's in studio.
Californication and Ugly Betty are back on M-Net this month for new seasons. Also starting: a new game show Wipeout; and The Middle, with Ray Romano's TV wife.
Shaleen Surtie-Richards and Brumilda van Rensburg are in the All Access studio tonight in the build-up to Egoli's Finale. Also on: the 12 Tenors & Kara Janx.
This March Egoli reaches the soapie's swansong after 18-years. The finale curtain drops on 2 March and will be followed by an 18-episode commemorative special.
On Sunday's Carte Blanche: an explosion waiting to happen, a town turns to the sea for water and makes it work; and a chef sues for life-threatening potholes.
A futuristic alert that All Access will be changing times at the start of April. The highlight of this week's line-up: interviews with the cast of FlashForward.
On Sunday's Carte Blanche: a tribute to Madiba, shady car dealers who are paying too little for trade-ins; and deaf South Africans in a security world-first.
On All Access tonight: a chat to The Stormers before the Super 14 kick-off and on-set visits to Survivor SA: Santa Carolina; and Desperate Housewives in LA.
Here's the first of six Grey's Anatomy 6 webisodes called Seattle Grace: On Call. Each one tells a story from the point of view of supporting characters.
Dexter and his killer instincts are back on M-Net on 23 February for More Murder 4. Also in the line-up: the 30th annual BRIT Awards. Info. includes nominees.
On Sunday (3 January) Oprah's recent Christmas special will be on M-Net at 18h00. It features an interview with the Obama's and a holiday tour of the White House.
Six new series start on M-Net soon, including The Prisoner: a thriller starring Ian McKellen, which was filmed in SA. Line-up includes Xmas & New Year specials.
All Access covers the 2010 Draw with a focus on the who-was-there of the sporting world. Also on the show: The Parlotones' new video and a fashion competition.
The line-up on Carte Blanche this Sunday: includes a scandalous story about under-cover bed and brothels in Durban; and a look at Dallas (oil) in Africa .
On All Access: Joost van der Westhuizen, Idol Jason Hartman's first music video, Trinny and Susannah Take 2; and the SA Rugby Player of the Year Awards.
New to M-Net in November: the big-sized comedy Hung, Jada-Pinkett Smith's new show Hawthorne; and a fatties-turned-dancers reality show Dance Your Ass Off.
All Accessorised tonight: the John Legend concert with a one-on-one with John, Bridget gets involved with Elite models and Ewan perves girls in bikini's.
On Sunday M-Net premieres the new buzzed-about musical Glee - three weeks after it's debut in the US. Also new: Mad Men 3, True Blood 2 and Rita Rocks.
On Sunday's Carte Blanche: more Caster fiasco (it's all getting Old now!), the latest crime statistics; and rebellious baboons cause havoc in Cape Town.
On Sunday Carte Blanche visits a Fight Club, looks at how easy is it to buy a security guard license; and asks if the penis is a measurement of a man's health.
All Access spotlights Desmond Dube with a look at his rags to riches story. Also in the line-up: swimmer Cameron van den Bergh; and Loyiso's new nightclub Tao.
On Sunday's Carte Blanche: the daylight robbery practiced by all phone companies, the impact of shipwrecks on SA; and an oddball love pill for the brain.
All Access visits the set of the new film The Race-ist featuring Big Brother's Bad Brad and Tsotsi's Craig Palm. Also on the show: Mark Sampson & Heinz Winkler.
On Sunday's Carte Blanche: a trip on a new BRT buss, the Boswell Wilkie fiasco and a step into the virtual world of Second Life - with an alter-ego show.
On AA tonight: Claudia Henkel, Jesse Clegg, the winner of the latest season of America's Next Top Model; and the wedding of King Goodwill Zwelithinis daughter.
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