TV REVIEWS

'MTV Shuga Mashariki' filters reality through such exaggerated spectacle, it edges into parody.

Tukisonga embraces the messy realities of late adolescence with refreshing authenticity.

The show joins the long line of formulaic, corporate-induced incarnations of Kenyan drama.

With sex shoehorned into almost every scene to “keep it spicy,” the show ends up as a flaccid and often disconcerting attempt at eroticism.

Kicking off with thrill and action, the show loses momentum, ultimately weighed down by overused crime tropes and predictable storytelling.

Even with its faults, 'Subterranea' shows great promise as Kenya's bold foray into science fiction and speculative storytelling.

Despite a shaky start and repetitive storytelling, this season finally ventures into bold and uncharted territory as it reaches its conclusion.

From the producers of 'Justice Served' and 'Fatal Seduction', 'Soon Comes Night' follows a former freedom fighter turned heist king.

This music drama follows a young musician from humble beginnings who gets entangled in dubious dealings while chasing his dream.

Showmax series 'Spinners' packs more within eight episodes than most shows could in five seasons or more.