South African Transformers fans can watch EarthSpark on Nickelodeon
The series was first shown on Paramount+ in countries with access to this service.is a new animated series called EarthSpark which started airing on Paramount+ overseas earlier this month. As Paramount+ is still not available in South Africa, Nickelodeon will premiere the show next week.
While the press release announces the South African availability of the show on DStv, it doesn’t provide a precise time. We checked DStv ourselves and can confirm that it will air season one, episode one at 16:20 which will run for 23 minutes until 16:43. Interestingly DStv incorrectly lists the show as “Earth Spark” instead of “EarthSpark” which is the official title of the series.Alan Tudyk as Optimus PrimeMichael T Downey as WheeljackKari Wahlgren as Executive Agent CroftBenni Latham as Dot MaltoDiedrich Bader as Mandroid
From that list, we’re most excited to hear Marc Evan Jackson who has accomplished much in his career, but is likely best known as Kevin in Brooklyn Nine-Nine. It’s also always a pleasure whenever Danny Pudi makes an appearance. While you can watch a trailer for the show in the embed below, we can also look elsewhere to see what the reception of the show has been like since those in other countries have been able to already watch EarthSpark on Paramount+.mostly singing the praises of what has been shown.
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