What to watch on Netflix and ShowMax this weekend

2 April 2016
Netflix

With March’s many long weekends behind us, it’s back to two day weekends and five day weeks for South Africans.

Netflix, in its benevolence, waited until Thursday to drop Doctor Who and Sherlock into its South African catalogue.

It’s almost like it knew we would get nothing done over Easter with six seasons of the BBC’s best shows available to us.

Now that your Easter family commitments are handled, nothing need stand in the way of your weekend binge.

These are the latest-and-greatest shows and movies on Netflix and ShowMax in South Africa, released this week for your viewing pleasure.


Doctor Who (seasons 5 — 8)

The Waters of Mars, one of David Tennant’s last 60-minute specials as the Doctor, is also available.

Available on: Netflix

Doctor Who Reunion


Sherlock (seasons 1 — 2)

Available on: Netflix (New; S1-2), ShowMax (S1-3)

Sherlock


Pulp Fiction

Available on: Netflix

Pulp Fiction


Once Upon A Time (season 1 – 3)

Available on: ShowMax

Once Upon a Time


Reign (season 2)

Available on: ShowMax

Reign


Once upon a time in America

Available on: Netflix

Once Upon a Time in America


Arrow (season 3)

Available on: Netflix (S1-3), ShowMax (S1-2)

Arrow


The Vampire Diaries (season 6)

Available on: Netflix (S1-6), ShowMax (S1-5)

The Vampire Diaries


The Originals (season 2)

Available on: Netflix

The Originals


Orphan Black (season 2)

Available on: Netflix

Orphan Black


Mad Money

Available on: ShowMax

Mad Money


Secrets of the Hive

Available on: ShowMax

Secrets of the Hive


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  1. BeoTeK
    03.04.2016 at 07:09

    When do we get Firefly? I mean why is everything taking so long, a hold up with our FPB?

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