These shows on internet TV are all hot out of the oven and ready to be binge-watched.
Cape Town - Make the most of your Showmax, DStv Now, Netflix and/or Amazon Prime subscriptions this weekend by consuming these delicious new shows in one sitting.Will Ferrell executive produces and stars in this hilarious cop series. Detectives Cullen and Tolbeck spend a lot of time on a very uneventful stake out. The lack of action allows for some of the funniest conversations on TV.Leave it to a gaming janitor to save the world and, well, he fails.
We’re going to be sad to see this quirky musical comedy about love and loss go.In Ricky Gervais’s most recent outing, he plays Tony, a reporter on a community newspaper who is also a widower, and who rails against the godless universe by developing a gruff demeanour and opting out of all kinds of social contracts - such as abstaining from threatening children, for instance.
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