Isidingo: 1 – 15 May

1 – 7 May

The kidnapping and accident dilemma is solved in true Sibeko style, Benjamin sets a path in motion but is scared of the outcome and Sechaba, in hilarious form, does it again.

Ntando makes his feelings about the family name entirely clear, Benjamin is distracted by a sinister new arrival and Sechaba explains the workings of a green economy.

Pieter reveals himself to be an extraordinary man, Charlie walks smack bang into her unremarkable past and Cherel cracks the whip against Benjamin.

Len finds he’s not bouncing back quite the way he’s used to, Benjamin plays a perilous game of cat and mouse with Cherel and Charlie asks Suzie some probing questions which results in their friendship being  irrevocably changed.

Len’s refusal to acknowledge that he is ageing results in chaos at Ontv.

8 – 15 May

Pieter starts showing his true colours to Benjamin, Charlie’s friendship with Suzie hits a speed-bump and people begin to wonder if there’s a medical problem behind Len’s on-air mistake.

Ben’s battle with his step mother enters a critical phase, Harriet opens Charlie’s mind to the romantic possibilities of lesbianism and Len reveals a weakness on national television.

Things come to a head for Benjamin, Charlie is confused about her feelings for Suzie and Len wants to put all his detractors in their place.

Benjamin and Pieter set out to destroy Cherel, Charlie and Suzie cope with the aftermath of the night before and Len’s irresponsibility causes the doctor to take radical action.

Benjamin comes back from the dead and outmanoeuvres Cherel, Eddie discovers his daughter in a deeply compromising position and Len’s new back brace makes him the unofficial office whipping boy.

Catch Isidingo weekdays on SABC 3 at 19:30pm.