DStv Premium Highlights for March 2026

Survivor 50: In the Hands of the Fans

To celebrate the series’ 50th season, fans voted on key elements of the game including Idols, Final Four Fire Making, and whether the reunion show will happen in LA, or in Fiji. 24 players return, including The White Lotus director Mike White (S37), Jenna Lewis-Dougherty (S1), Cirie Fields (S10, S16, S20 and S34), “Coach” Wade (S18, S20 and S23), and Colby Donaldson (S2), while celebs like Billie Eilish and Jimmy Fallon will visit Fiji’s Mamanuca Islands to reveal the twists.

Stream Survivor 50: In the Hands of the Fans Season 50 from Sunday, 15 March at 6PM on M-Net Channel 101.

United Rugby Championship: Bulls v Stormers

The halfway point of the season sees an epic North vs South clash at Loftus. The last time they met in January, neither side’s fans could relax for a minute and the Bulls clinched victory by just one point. But after two additional defeats to the Sharks, the Stormers have been hard at work, even bringing in Australian Steve Morris to sort out those failed conversions. It’s time to kick this game into high gear!

Watch 25/26 United Rugby Championship: Bulls v Stormers on Saturday, 14 March at 1:55PM on SuperSport Rugby Channel 211.

ICC T20 World Cup: Zimbabwe vs South Africa

There’s one last showdown between Zimbabwe and South Africa at Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi before the semi-finals on Wednesday, 4 March and Thursday, 5 March, and the upcoming final on Sunday, 8 March. We’ve seen the Proteas racking up record after record, and the mighty Lungi Ngidi becoming the grim reaper of wickets, but the Chevrons became Great Zimbabwe the moment they trounced Australia. It’s going to be a nail-biting match, and great cricket.

Watch the ICC T20 World Cup: Zimbabwe vs South Africa on Sunday, 1 March from 11AM on SuperSport Cricket Channel 212.

The Madison

Taylor Sheridan’s latest drama series comes to M-Net fresh from its US debut. New Yorkers Stacy Clyburn (Michelle Pfeiffer) and her husband Preston (Kurt Russell) retreat to a ranch in Montana to heal their wounds following a tragedy. Their escape becomes a chance to reunite with their family, including their recently divorced older daughter Abigail (Beau Garrett), their spoiled younger daughter Paige (Elle Chapman) and her investment banker husband Russell (Patrick J Adams), and Preston’s bachelor brother Paul (Matthew Fox).
Stream The Madison Season 1 from Monday, 16 March at 9PM on M-Net Channel 101.

Bookish

Set in post-World War II London in 1946, this cosy mystery series centres on eccentric bookshop owner Gabriel Book (played by series writer-creator Mark Gatiss), who spied for Britain during the war and now uses those skills to help the police solve strange cases. But his marriage to his childhood sweetheart Trottie (Polly Walker) hides the most dangerous secret of all at a time when homosexuality was illegal. With Connor Finch as the couple’s new assistant, Jack.

Stream Bookish Season 1 from Tuesday, 17 March at 8PM on BBC Brit Channel 120. Available on Catch Up.

A Cruel Love: The Ruth Ellis Story

Based on Carol Ann Lee’s biography, A Fine Day for Hanging: The Real Ruth Ellis Story, this four-part historical crime drama series unpicks the story of 28-year-old Ruth Ellis, the last woman to be hanged in Britain. In 1955, Ruth (Lucy Boynton) was the toast of English nightlife, as London’s youngest club manager. But behind the scenes, she was trapped in an abusive, controlling relationship with racing driver David Blakely (Laurie Davidson)...until she killed him.

Stream A Cruel Love: The Ruth Ellis Story Season 1 from Wednesday, 4 March at 9PM on M-Net Channel 101.

Girl Taken

Psychological thriller based on Hollie Overton’s novel Baby Doll. Abby (Delphi Evans) and her mom Eve’s (Jill Halfpenny) lives are shattered when their small town’s beloved teacher Rick Hansen (Alfie Allen) kidnaps Abby’s twin sister, Lily (Tallulah Evans). When Lily finally manages to escape after years of abuse, her return reopens painful scars in a world that has moved on without her, turning Abby and Eve into strangers. And Rick is still out there, twisting the truth to escape justice.

Stream Girl Taken Season 1 from Wednesday, 25 March at 9PM on M-Net Channel 101.

Mr Bigstuff

For years, loudmouth lout and layabout Lee Campbell (Danny Dyer, who won a Best Comedy Actor BAFTA for Season 1) and his estranged brother Glen (Ryan Sampson), the carpet salesman, fully believed their dad was dead. Now they’re on a brotherly mission to find him, starting by chatting to his ex-girlfriend, Rita (Rula Lenska). Meanwhile, Glen’s fiancée Kirsty (Harriet Webb) gets embroiled with a blackmailer as she starts a new job. It’s time for awkward discussions about masculinity and fatherhood.

Stream Mr Bigstuff Season 2 from Wednesday, 11 March at 9PM on M-Net Channel 101.

Kingdom

David Attenborough narrates this six-episode BBC wildlife drama centred on four animal families living in the Nsefu Valley of Zambia’s South Luangwa National Park. Olimba the leopard is raising her cubs when wild dog queen Storm and her pack enter her territory, along with a returning pride of lions who target local hyena matriarch Tenta and her clan. Filmed across five years, it captures every epic twist and turn of the animals’ interconnected lives, in an African Game of Thrones.

Stream Kingdom Season 1 from Monday, 16 March at 8PM on BBC Earth Channel 184. Available on Catch Up.

Decoding History’s Prophecies

Historians and scholars examine claims made by some of the world’s legendary mystics, healers, hoaxers and prophets, from the ancient to the modern world. Each episode features dramatic reenactments of three gripping tales. As well as the usual suspects like Nostradamus and Rasputin, the series features the poet Macha’s horrifying vision at Houska Castle in Czechia, China’s Oracle Bones and the prophet Liu Bowen, America’s Sleeping Prophet Edgar Cayce, and French poet and magician Éliphas Lévi.

Stream Decoding History’s Prophecies Season 1 from Wednesday, 4 March at 8:30PM on National Geographic Channel 181. Available on Catch Up.