Starting on
Fox FX In October, 2010:
Most Haunted 4
Premiere date: Saturday, 2 October 2010 at 16h45
New episodes broadcast daily, seven days a week.
Led by Yvette Fielding and a variety of spirit mediums, parapsychologists and paranormal investigators, the Most Haunted crew investigate some of the scariest places in the UK and other countries.
For more about the season, see:
TVSA's Most Haunted Season 4 Show Page.
I Pity The Fool
Premiere date: Saturday, 2 October 2010 at 20h30
Double episodes air back-to-back each week.
Mr. T - motivational guru - is on a mission to change people's lives by dispensing his own brand of advice in classic T-style, in every city that's got fools to pity.
For more about the series, see:
TVSA's I Pity The Fool Mini-Site.
Bones 2
Premiere date: Sunday 10 October 2010 at 20h30
New episodes broadcast weekly.
In Season 2 premiere: A train carrying a popular senator was derailed by a car positioned on the tracks. Brennan works out why the dead body of a rich businessman was placed in the car.
For more about the season, see: TVSA's Bones Season 2 Show Page.
SPECIALS
Unhinged:Surviving Jo'burg
On: Saturday, 23 October 2010 at 20h30
A documentary about Johannesburg: South Africa’s biggest city and the world’s gateway to Southern Africa. With rapid narrative, dry humour, trivial factoids and insightful observations, the film tells a slice-of-city-life story.
It’s a personal video snapshot of today’s city, providing a glimpse inside a place that the world has a very fuzzy sense of.
The film aims to give the audience a small taste of Johannesburg, using the city itself as the principle character. Adrian Loveland, an entrepreneur who was born and raised in Jo’burg, is the slightly eccentric tour guide.
Insights are provided through a selection of conversations with an engaging group of Jo’burgers, including Robbie Brozin (CEO of Nandos), Ferial Haffajee (editor of the City Press), Justice Malala (political analyst) and Victor Kgomoeswana (MoneyBiz founder).
Johannesburg has often been portrayed in the world’s media as a death trap, or marketed as the ultimate place of gold and opportunity. In reality the city lies somewhere in between and, although the documentary doesn't find all the answers, it gives a representation that enables viewers to get closer to the truth of what Johannesburg really is.
Unhinged is on TopTV, Channel 110.