01 May 2021
Keep your downloads up to date on the DStv app, and you’ll be ready for viewing time when the lights go out. With laugh out loud shows like Avenue 5 and Come Dine With Me SA, loadshedding can’t stop the party
No lights, no power, no Wi-Fi, no internet…?
Loadshedding doesn’t have to ruin your evening. With the DStv app, you can squirrel away your favourite series for when times get dark. And instead of a cold tin of beans by candlelight, you could be all snuggled up together and laughing together as a family. All you need is the DStv app on your smartphone or tablet, and a little preparation…
The DStv App (available via the Apple or Android app stores) allows you to download up to 25 DStv series items on your device, and keep them stored on your smart device for those days when the lights go out. This includes movies, sport highlights, documentaries, kids shows and episodes of your favourite series. Everything you need to stay entertained – even in the middle of a power outage – is waiting for you on the DStv app.
Simply download your favourite titles when you’re connected to Wi-Fi hotspots, then watch them offline later. You'll be sorted when #ShedHappens.
Note: Downloading to a laptop is not available.
If you haven’t already, go online and register for DStv streaming.
Next: download the DStv app to your smartphone or tablet.
Open the app on your device, log in and go to Menu > Catch Up.
Select the movies or series you’d like to download and tap the cloud-shaped Download icon.
When you download, choose between 4 download quality options: Highest, High, Medium and Low. You will be shown how much data and storage space you need, based on the option you choose (If the icon has a cross through it, it means that show can’t be downloaded).
You can download up to 25 items to your device. This includes movies, sports highlights, documentaries, kids shows and episodes of your favourite series.
To see what you’ve downloaded, go back to Menu > Downloads. You’ll also be able to see which downloads are still in progress.
Check the expiry date of the item you are downloading. Some movies or episodes expire sooner, while others remain on the DStv playlist for quite some time.
Once you press “play”, you need to watch that movie or episode within 48 hours.
Make space on your phone or tablet by deleting old or duplicate photos, clearing old WhatsApp chats and uninstalling apps you haven’t used in a long time.
Choose “Low” when you download movies or episodes from DStv to your phone or tablet, that way it takes up less space on your device.
Remember, as well as grabbing the latest episodes of your favourite series, you can also download full seasons of DStv’s hottest shows as Box Sets. Check out what’s on offer this May
Sunday, 9 May is Mother’s Day and comedians including Awkwafina, Jimmy Carr, Jim Gaffigan, Yvonne Orji, and Roy Wood Jr., are rolling out that mom comedy. They’ll talk about how their own moms have shaped their work and those special, ridiculous “mom things” that they remember. We’ll find out what the moms thought when their kids told them that they wanted to make a living from comedy, and some comedians even bring mom herself along so we can meet her in person. Like the best comedy, it’s done with love.
Watch on Sunday, 9 May on Comedy Central (DStv channel 122) at 22:00
Fans of The Orville and sci-fi comedy in general, prepare to blast off into space aboard interplanetary cruise ship the Avenue 5, with inept Captain Ryan Clark (Hugh Laurie) and the ship’s billionaire owner, Herman Judd (Josh Gad). There’s been a technical mishap and now the ship is on an estimated 3-year journey back to Earth, with a dead chief engineer, and only enough supplies aboard for their planned 8-week cruise. The series is created by Armando Iannucci (Veep, I’m Alan Partridge, The Day Today).
Watch from Friday, 14 May on M-Net (DStv channel 101) at 22:30
At the end of S1, eligible widower Wade (Walton Goggins) met a woman at the cemetery while putting flowers on his late wife's grave. Now he can’t stop thinking about her, which worries his friends. But Shannon (Natalie Zea) has been obsessing too, and they explore the complexities of fitting dating into their lives and introducing each other to their friends. Meanwhile, Wade’s daughter, Grace, battles to fit in at her new high school, and her sister, Natalie, is growing up and pushing boundaries.
Watch from Saturday, 15 May on M-Net (DStv channel 101) at 18:00
At the end of S2, Becky married Emilio, but he returned to the US from Mexico illegally, and Dan was in danger of losing the Conner family home after falling behind on bank payments. S2 begins with the Conners in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic and Emilio hiding from ICE as he works in the Lunch Box kitchen. Dan is served an eviction notice, Darlene and Ben hit financial hard times, and all sorts of family secrets and revelations come out in these turbulent times.
Watch from Saturday, 1 May on M-Net (DStv channel 101) at 18:30
Earth is entering a period of mass extinctions (the 6th in our planet’s history) that’s affecting everything from insects, to birds, to whales. This new documentary celebrates the diversity of life on our planet, and the strangeness and beauty of its animals, and it explores the lifestyles and habitats that these animals need to survive. Part of Curiosity's Wildlife Wednesdays, this show is a solid introduction to the concept of extinction that will support children’s classroom education on the topic, while giving adults something to think about.
Watch on Wednesday, 26 May on Curiosity Channel (DStv channel 185) at 20:00
Chef and restaurateur Bertus Basson’s route to the top hasn’t been a straight line. In this reality series, he’s hoping to pass on the hard lessons that he's learnt from his missteps and dead-ends to other restaurant owners who’re suffering through the pandemic. Bertus and his team are on hand to help turn things around for struggling businesses, from food trucks, to haute cuisine or family restaurants. Hard work and long hours are not enough to make it in this industry, you need to steer in the right direction, too.
Watch from Wednesday, 12 May on kykNET (DStv channel 144) at 20:00
Right from the start of May, some content, including series trailers, will already be on Catch Up. You can get a sneak peek of Michael Chiklis’s new action drama series, Coyote, new seasons of comedies like The Neighborhood, Black-ish, Bob Hearts Abishola, and Superstore, the return of Ellen’s Game of Games, and so much more…
In this blend of classic Western and noir storytelling, US border patrol agent Ben Clemens (Michael Chiklis, star of The Shield, Fantastic Four, Gotham) has worked on the US-Mexico border for over 30 years, and on his last day on the job, he uncovers a smuggling ring’s secret cross-border tunnel. What he sees next shakes up his black-and-white views about policing the border, and he finds himself trying to lead a young sex trafficking victim to safety while teaching her how to get asylum in the US.
Watch from Monday, 17 May on Universal TV (DStv channel 117) at 20:00
At the end of S1, crooked detective Dean kidnapped Murphy after she figured out that he murdered Tyson, and his car went over a bridge as she was fighting with him. While Mia was in hospital, drug boss Nia approached Murphy to launder money for her at Guided Hope, her school for training guide dogs for the blind. S2 picks up from that moment. Now, as Murphy tries to keep her friends, especially Felix, out of Nia’s claws this season, she’s expecting more trouble when Max returns.
Watch from Saturday, 1 May on M-Net (DStv channel 101) at 20:30
S4 was filmed during the pandemic, so it looks a little different. There are no special guests for segments like Knockin' Boots and Stink Tank, and there’s no studio audience (although you will hear audience soundclips). A new quiz game, Hotter Hands, starts this season. Contestants have 60 seconds to answer 7 rapid-fire questions in a row correctly for the chance to go home with $100,000. Expect devious twists thanks to immediate eliminations in Know Or Go, and an unexpected prize in Make It Rain.
Watch from Saturday, 1 May on M-Net (DStv channel 101) at 19:30
An era is coming to an end in the double-episode series finale. The Zephra group pivots to become an online retailer, Amy is back in St. Louis, and the whole team has to figure out how all the coming changes will affect their lives. It’s a truly rewarding finale for fans as there are call-backs to previous pivotal moments, flashforwards that reveal where everyone ends up, and voiceovers to tug at the heartstrings. And if you’re a Jonah and Amy-shipper, Superstore has something very special for you.
Watch on Wednesday, 5 May on 1Magic (DStv channel 103) at 18:30
At the end of S2, Calvin openly vouched for Dave not being racist. But can he be an ally? The spectre of police violence raises its head, leaving Dave and Calvin to try to bail out Malcolm’s friend, Trey, who’s been beaten up and falsely arrested. All the kids try to go viral to support’s Dave’s campaign for the local City Council election, Calvin and Dave go on a road trip together, and a newcomer, Wyatt, unexpectedly unites the neighbourhood when everyone absolutely hates his noisy rooster.
Watch from Thursday, 13 May on 1Magic (DStv channel 103) at 17:30
TV’s most romantic comedy series is back. Bob is going engagement ring shopping, but Abishola has an even tougher mission ahead of her if she wants to divorce her Nigerian husband, and get her village back home’s blessing on her union with Bob – 1 of the major storylines for the season. And when Chukwuemeka announces that he’s taking his mom to Paris, Olu mischievously suggests that if Chukwuemeka’s girlfriend, Kemi, wants to be treated like his mom, she should act like his mom.
Watch from Thursday, 20 May on 1Magic (DStv channel 103) at 18:00
This season begins with an election-themed double episode, Junior is finally old enough to vote, only to find out that his name has been purged from the voter rolls, and Dre’s colleague, Stevens, makes a bid for Congress. We find out how the Johnsons have been coping with the pandemic, particularly with Bow on the front lines, and Dre plans a wedding for Pops and Ruby, while the kids figure out how to protest online and Dre tries to educate Bow’s white cousin, Gary, on becoming an ally.
Watch from Friday, 14 May on 1Magic (DStv channel 103) at 19:00
Back from a break! When we last saw the Housewives back in February (if you’ve forgotten you can still watch episodes 8-11 on Catch Up), they were sharing a final, catastrophic dinner on the Isle of Palms. Now everyone suspects that Kenya blabbed to the media about Porsha hooking up with a stripper. Kenya and Marc’s divorce proceedings go nuclear, and Drew calls out Kenya for being fake, Cynthia is hitting major wedding roadblocks, and a newcomer’s Halloween party crashes and burns.
Watch weekdays from Monday, 10 May on 1Magic (DStv channel 103) at 18:30
Detective Inspector Neville Parker is up to his elbows in new murders, from a local news reporter who’s found dead in her pool, to a murdered lottery winner whose body has mysteriously vanished. Luckily for him, DS Florence Cassell is back from her travels and tougher than ever. Meanwhile, newly promoted sergeant JP Hooper not only has baby twins on the way, he has a wet behind the ears baby trainee on his hands, Officer Marlon Pryce, an ex-young offender who’s trying to turn over a new leaf.
Watch from Monday, 3 May on BBC Brit (DStv channel 120) at 20:00
Stuck at home thanks to travel bans, loadshedding and the budget? These series will prove that there’s plenty of drama to be found in your own kitchen! From The Great British Bake Off to Come Dine With Me SA, to the return of beloved TV chef Ainsley Harriott, DStv has gathered all the ingredients for a fun night in.
Comedian Matt Lucas joins Noel Fielding co-host for the first time (goodbye Sandi), with judges Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith. This season was filmed in July 2020, and the crew and contestants – including retirement living team leader Linda, diagnostic radiographer Loriea, bronze resin sculptor Marc, and pantomime producer Lottie – lived together in a safe “bubble” to make filming possible. Expect hilarity as the amateur bakers try their luck with cakes that are meant to look like busts of celebrities, but they’ll have more success in dazzling technical challenges.
Watch from Monday, 10 May on BBC Lifestyle (DStv channel 174) at 20:00
Dave Lamb narrates as groups of 4 South Africans judge each other’s grand dinners in this fiercely competitive reality show. Coming up, one low effort host will discover that simplicity is not the key to the ladies’ hearts, and a fierce critic finds herself in the firing line when someone well travelled turns their nose up at her exotic cuisine. A host ropes everyone into a burlesque-themed party, and a germaphobe has the horrors when someone pulls a dog hair out of their dish. And did a sneaky someone buy all their food pre-prepared?
Watch from Wednesday, 5 May on BBC Lifestyle (DStv channel 174) at 20:00
Gregg Wallace, Marcus Wareing and Monica Galetti put 32 professional chefs through their paces over 6 weeks of intense competition. To start, 4 of the chefs have to step up immediately to make either a pasta dish or a fish dish before they have the chance to impress with their own signature dishes. The next 4 must tackle sweetbreads with a red wine sauce, or a glazed sabayon fruit dessert. And in the final challenges this May, the chefs face restaurant critics Jimi Famurewa and William Sitwell.
Watch from Monday, 17 May on BBC Lifestyle (DStv channel 174) at 18:00
TV chef Ainsley Harriott and his celebrity pals dish up their all-time favourite treats in Ainsley’s kitchen, or join him via video from their own homes. Everything is on the menu, from long-lost retro recipes and classic comfort food, to high tea, pub grub, and world cuisine. The season starts with an episode on holiday food as Ainsley and his friend cook Italian, Greek and Tunisian recipes. Ainsley will also explore food his mom made and dishes from the school canteen, like cornflake tart and macaroni cheese.
Watch from Tuesday, 11 May on BBC Lifestyle (DStv channel 174) at 20:00
In this animated adult comedy series from the makers of Rick & Morty, a family of aliens who were forced to flee their home world by an asteroid impact, wind up trapped on Earth in the United States of America, which is a terrible downgrade for them. Forced to live in suburban, mainstream USA while they carry out spaceship repairs, they send their kids to local school and have to stop them from collecting humans in jars, shrinking their classmates, and conducting experiments on Earthlings.
Watch from Monday, 3 May on FOX (DStv channel 125) at 21:30
So, The Masked Singer, but with dancing? Yes! Craig Robinson (Darryl in The Office) hosts with judges Ken Jeong (hello again), Paula Abdul, Brian Austin Green and Ashley Tisdale. Guest panellists include Will Arnett, Rob Lowe and Whitney Cummings. But it’s really hard to guess who’s under the full-body-and-mask costumes for Cotton Candy, Zebra, Disco Ball, Hammerhead and more. It could be a gymnast, a professional dancer, a singer, reality TV star, a rapper-turned-actor or even a science TV show host.
Watch from Sunday, 30 May on M-Net (DStv channel 101) at 22:30
In this reality series, widower Spencer Shemwell and widow Erica Means have wound up in a family of 13. They united Spencer’s 4 kids and Erica’s 7 under 1 roof after they got married after just 6 weeks of dating and a whirlwind online romance. Now with 11 kids aged 3-12, they barely have a moment to breathe. And not everyone is onboard for family fun – Erica’s brother, Quinn, has some concerns about what Spencer brings to the table as a dad.
Watch from Wednesday, 5 May on TLC (DStv channel 135) at 21:00
Over the course of a year, filmmakers visited National Parks across the US and Canada, speaking to the rangers and scientists who’re dedicated to preserving and studying the parks’ ecology and inhabitants. This series will show the impact of recent policy decisions and climate change on the parks themselves. In Florida, we’ll see how protected species are now battling for their niche with recent immigrants, and how temperature fluctuations in California are killing off rare rodents. Part of Curiosity's Wildlife Wednesdays.
Watch from Wednesday, 19 May on Curiosity Channel (DStv channel 185) at 20:00
This new reality series from the Oprah Winfrey Network centres on Monique Greenwood, the former editor-in-chief at Essence Magazine who left behind the hustle and bustle of the press to concentrate on the Akwaaba Bed & Breakfast Inns, her and her husband Glenn’s chain of B&Bs, to create a legacy for their daughter, Glynn. The main action is set at Akwaaba’s Mansion, where celebrity guests like musician Peabo Bryson, black haircare entrepreneur Lisa Price of Carol’s Daughter, and Pastor John Gray and his wife, Aventer, go to unwind.
Watch from Wednesday, 12 May on 1Magic (DStv channel 103) at 17:30
In this reality series from the Oprah Winfrey Network, celebrity hairstylist Kiyah Wright, and her best friends, Bershan Shaw, Chenoa Maxwell and Tiffany Jones, have regular lunches and dates in their Harlem neighbourhood to discuss what’s happening in their lives. As well as inspiring and supporting each another, they egg each other on with their competitive spirit. As the series starts, Kiyah is splitting with her boyfriend and moving house, while Chenoa’s marriage is over, too, and Bershan is facing fertility issues, while some old beef is plaguing Tiffany.
Watch from Friday, 14 May on 1Magic (DStv channel 103) at 17:30
While murder is a rare crime in Amish communities, when it does happen, investigators can find themselves stonewalled. As 1 cop puts it: “It was easier getting information from the Mob than from the Amish.” This true crime series challenges that silence as it takes us inside homicide investigations in a place where justice is often dealt with internally, and includes interviews with the friends and family of the victims, as well as with police and detectives, to explore the secrets, relationships, rivalries and passions that led to crime.
Watch from Sunday, 9 May on CBS Justice (DStv channel 170) at 19:00
Ex-Extreme Home Makeover host Ty Pennington and his guest designers – including Alison Victoria (Windy City Rehab), Grace Mitchell (One of A Kind) and Sabrina Soto (The High Low Project) – help families who’re struggling to fit into their current home, to change things around and make the best use of their space to suit their needs in this 8-episode series. Once they’ve seen the team’s possible design solutions, they’ll need to decide whether to stay and change, or move into a new home altogether.
Watch from Monday, 17 May on HGTV (DStv channel 177) at 19:45
Nicole Curtis helps do-it-yourselfers in Detroit who’ve bitten off more than they can chew in terms of projects to restore their historic homes. She’ll help a mother and daughter to convert an attic into a new bathroom to avoid friction in their shared home. An engaged couple who’re restoring their water damaged home and planning their wedding at the same time desperately need to lose some of the stress. And musician Curtis Roach and his mother ask Nicole to help them to save his grandmother’s run-down duplex.
Watch from Thursday, 27 May on HGTV (DStv channel 177) at 20:35
Lara Spencer (of Flea Market Flip) and her team of appraisers, including Jacquie Denny, co-founder of the estate sale and auction website Everything But The House, help homeowners to not only beat their clutter, but turn it into cash, too, as they keep their eyes peeled for potentially valuable pieces. In the first episode, for example, a mother and son ask the team what they can do with the mom’s porcelain figurine collection, antique purses and sculptures, and the son’s sports memorabilia, childhood toys and trading cards.
Watch from Monday, 10 May on HGTV (DStv channel 177) at 20:25
Jeff Mauro takes 3 chefs into neighbourhoods all over America to raid the fridges of unsuspecting real-life families. Using just the ingredients that they can scrounge, the chefs compete to impress in 3 meal battles, with the winner splitting a cash prize with their lucky family whose fridge gave so generously. They’ve need to be ready to prepare everything from down-home Texas barbecue and Tex-Mex inspired dishes, to festival-style food, something "stuffed", and street-fair dishes, and a meat lover's breakfast and 5-star Southern cuisine.
Watch from Saturday, 22 May on Food Network (DStv channel 175) at 19:55
These are the real stories behind the most dramatic and extraordinary calls made to emergency operators around the world, featuring exclusive interviews and never before seen footage, as well as first-hand accounts from emergency services’ responders who put their lives at risk by walking into terrifying situations. A day’s work at an emergency call centre can include everything from terrorist attacks and fire, to murder, kidnapping, animals on the loose (think tigers and a rampaging chimpanzee), and even cold-blooded killers trying to cover their tracks.
Watch from Saturday, 1 May on CBS Reality (DStv channel 132) at 21:10
A loadshedding pause is the perfect time to get into something new. And May introduces 6 intriguing new Korean TV series, ranging from historical drama The Crowned Clown, to Flower of Evil, and stories with supernatural twists like The Bride of Habaek and Tunnel.
Flower of Evil is 1 of those chilling “do you really know the man you married?” series. Passionately curious homicide detective Cha Ji Won (Moon Chae Won) has no idea how much her husband, Baek Hee Sung (Lee Joon Gi), is keeping from her about his past and his identity. But their picture-perfect family is set to shatter when Cha Ji Won investigates a series of unexplained murders and makes unwelcome connections. It’s about a man who acts like he’s in love, and a woman who loves danger.
Watch Mondays-Fridays from Thursday, 6 May on tVN (DStv channel 134) at 21:15
Lord Habaek (Nam Joo-hyuk, who played Kwon Eun-taek in Cheese In The Trap), god of the Land of Water, comes to Earth on a quest to find the sacred stones that will allow him to take the throne. He seeks the help of Yoon So-ah (Shin Se-kyung), the only descendant of a family cursed to serve him for eternity. But So-ah, a neuropsychiatrist, immediately believes that this complete stranger trying to boss her about is delusional and tries to help him in a different sort of way.
Watch Mondays-Fridays from Thursday, 6 May on tVN (DStv channel 134) at 20:00
A conceited former Idol and A-list actor named Yoo Baek (Kim Ji-seok, Lee Jin-sang in Another Miss Oh) is sent to a remote island after causing trouble in Seoul with his brutal honesty and nasty attitude. Forced to get used to his surroundings, he eventually comes to feel at home and falls in love with tough as nails, hard-working islander Oh Kang-soon (Jeon So-min) who’s not interested in love because she’s completely focussed on her studies, and her 2 jobs as a diver and supermarket manager.
Watch Mondays-Fridays from Monday, 24 May on tVN (DStv channel 134) at 18:45
While desperately chasing a serial killer during an investigation in 1986, Detective Park Gwang-ho (Choi Jin-hyuk) finds himself transported 30 years in the future after passing through a tunnel. There, he continues to track down the murderer with his new partner, detective Kim Seon-jae (Yoon Hyun-min) and the help of psychologist Shin Jae-yi (Lee Yoo-young), his own daughter, who’s now a university professor and criminal psychological counsellor. With the killer having 30 years to rack up their body count, there are a lot of cold cases to explore.
Watch Mondays-Fridays from Monday, 10 May on tVN (DStv channel 134) at 18:45
In this historical drama series set in the mid-Joseon period (the 1500s), King Yi Heon (Yeo Jin-goo in a dual role) tries to escape a host of assassination plots plaguing the royal family by placing his doppelgänger, a clown named Ha-seon, on the throne. The clown proves to be an unexpectedly astute ruler and statesman, and a better king than the troubled, opium-addicted and sometimes cruel Yi Heon. But as Ha-seon’s power grows, Yi Heon tries to overturn the decisions that Ha-seon has been making out of jealousy and insecurity.
Watch Mondays-Fridays from Friday, 28 May on tVN (DStv channel 134) at 22:30
Code-named “K2,” Kim Je-ha (Ji Chang-wook, Ma Dong-chan in Melting Me Softly) is a former mercenary who’s hired as a bodyguard to presidential candidate Jang Se-joon’s (Jo Sung-ha, Kim Cha-eon in 100 Days My Prince) team. He is assigned to guard his boss’s illegitimate daughter, Go Anna (Im Yoon-ah, a member of the K-pop group Girls Generation), a traumatised, shy woman who’s being used as a pawn by her ambitious stepmother, Choi Yoo-jin (Soon Yoon-ah), whose determination to be the First Lady will stop at nothing, including blackmailing her husband.
Watch Mondays-Fridays from Friday, 28 May on tVN (DStv channel 134) at 20:00
In this live action series, 14-year-old Goldie, her mom, Sherri, and big brother, Danny, move from the US to the UK to go live with her Grandpa Maury and his 3 70-something, housemates: Grumpy social media influencer Terrance, gardening guru and hippie Rainbow, and feisty Esther, who could be a retired spy. They’re all totally bonkers. But it’s Esther’s dreamy grandson, Shawn, who really gets her heart beating and Goldie makes a brilliant new friend when she meets the girl next door, Loren, who’s an inventor.
Watch from Monday, 24 May on Nickelodeon (DStv channel 305) at 18:30
Twins Booker, Nia and their best friend, Tess, are setting off for high school for the first time, leaving Levi behind in middle school. Meanwhile, Raven and Chelsea have their hands full running Your Best-Dressed Life, their growing life coaching and fashion business. This season, someone uses Nia’s photo as their own social media avatar, the kids want to plan a surprise for Raven’s birthday (good luck keeping secrets around Raven), and Booker and Nia try to land work as assistants to raise cash for their fun summer plans.
Watch from Monday, 10 May on Disney Channel (DStv channel 303) at 17:00
Tiny kids can start the day with the Nick Jr dance crew. There are animated hosts in the form of mascots Twirl and Freeze, but the real instructors are a group of enthusiastic young teens who’ll teach them to dance with fun music and bright colours. Along with learning real dance moves 1 step at a time from a variety of different genres, pre-schoolers will also be encouraged to hop and skip about, shake off that energy, and gain physical confidence at home with the TV.
Watch from Monday, 17 May on Nickelodeon (DStv channel 305) at 05:10
The Casagrandes centres on Ronnie Anne, an independent, adventurous, 11-year-old who explores city life with her big, loving, multigenerational Mexican-American family. This season, Carl gets caught up in the world of reviewing kids’ toys, the kids try to last out the night in a supposedly haunted cemetery, Ronnie Anne and Sid help Casey run his family food truck, the Casagrandes find a treasure map, and Ronnie Anne goes on an anti-Cupid mission after she finds out that her dad is dating her teacher.
Watch from Saturday, 1 May on Nickelodeon (DStv channel 305) at 15:15
Deer friends Kai, Lola, Rammy and Bobbi band together to defend Central Forest and all the inhabitants of futuristic Platinum City, which surrounds their forest home (think Central Park and New York). Alone they are ordinary deer, but together, they’re able to harness elemental powers -- Water (Kai), Wood (Lola), Earth (Bobbi) and Sun (Rammy) – to defeat foes like dastardly Sir Steal, a villain who does things like kidnaping all the bees in the park, or allowing his blimp to run amok in the city during a parade.
Watch from Monday, 17 May on Nick Jr (DStv channel 307) at 16:40
