Comedy Combo On eSeries: Crazy Ex-Girlfriend S2 + Superstore S6 (Final)

eSeries, a general entertainment channel home to various action, crime, comedy and medical series has announced the return of Billions, NCIS: Los Angeles and New Amsterdam. Below is a breakdown of each program in the month of May.

Here's a description of the two shows featured in the "Comedy Combo" promo: 

Crazy Ex-Girlfriend (Season 2 starting Saturday 2 May at 6:16 PM) is an American romantic musical comedy-drama series that originally aired on The CW from 2015 to 2019 (4 seasons). It was created by and stars Rachel Bloom (who also co-wrote many of the songs).

Plot summary:

The show follows Rebecca Bunch (Rachel Bloom), a high-achieving but deeply unhappy New York lawyer. After a chance encounter with her old summer-camp flame Josh Chan, she impulsively quits her prestigious job and moves across the country to the suburban town of West Covina, California — convincing herself (and others) that it's not because of him. The series cleverly explores themes of mental health, relationships, feminism, and self-discovery, all wrapped in sharp humor and original musical numbers that range from catchy pop to rap and Broadway-style ballads.

Superstore (Season 6 starting Thursday 14 May at 6:15 PM) is an American workplace sitcom that aired on NBC from 2015 to 2021 (6 seasons). It was created by Justin Spitzer and stars America Ferrera and Ben Feldman.

Plot summary:

The show is set in a fictional big-box retail store called Cloud 9 (a clear stand-in for places like Walmart or Target) in St. Louis. It follows a quirky ensemble of employees as they deal with difficult customers, ridiculous corporate policies, sales events gone wrong, personal dramas, and the everyday chaos of retail life.

It's Called Football: My Name Is Francesco Totti, Take Pass And More On eReality

Here's a breakdown of the four episodes featured in the eReality promotional poster for the "It's Called Football" football legends programming block at 8PM in May 2026. 

1. Saturday 9 May 8 PM – Cristiano Ronaldo

This is a biographical or highlight-focused documentary on one of football's greatest modern icons. It likely covers his journey from a humble upbringing in Madeira, Portugal, through his explosive rise at Sporting CP and Manchester United, his record-breaking years at Real Madrid, Juventus, Al-Nassr, and his international career with Portugal (including the 2016 Euros win).

2. Saturday 16 May 8 PM – Unidentified player (crouched pose on the pitch)

It may feature another football legend or a thematic episode (e.g., a South African or African football story, or a player known for iconic crouched celebrations/moments of pressure). Given the block's focus on legends, it could involve a player like a younger Ronaldo highlight, or another icon. The crouched pose suggests themes of resilience, comeback, or intense focus.

3. Saturday 23 May 8 PM – "TAKE THE PASS" 

This appears to be a thematic episode centered on creativity, playmaking, passing genius, or iconic "pass-and-move" moments in football. It may highlight visionaries and flair players (the imagery suggests flair/technical masters). 

4. Saturday 30 May 8 PM – Francesco Totti – "My Name is Francesco Totti

This is the well-known 2020 Italian feature documentary (Mi chiamo Francesco Totti) directed by Alex Infascelli. In it, the AS Roma legend and one-club man retraces his entire life and 24-year career while watching footage of it on the big screen alongside the audience. It blends career highlights (his leadership, goals, loyalty to Roma, 2006 World Cup win with Italy) with personal reflections, emotions, family moments, and the highs and lows of his journey from Roman street kid to club icon and captain. Totti himself narrates and guides the story, making it intimate and nostalgic. 

New On eSeries In May: Billion S3 + New Amsterdam S2 + NCIS: Los Angeles S12

eSeries, a general entertainment channel home to various action, crime, comedy and medical series has announced the return of Billions, NCIS: Los Angeles and New Amsterdam. Below is a breakdown of each program in the month of May.

1. Billions – Season 3 Starts: Saturday, 2 May at 9:40 PM

Genre: Sharp financial/power drama.

This is a high-stakes drama about the cutthroat world of New York finance, politics, and power. It follows the intense rivalry between Chuck Rhoades (a U.S. Attorney determined to bring down the ultra-wealthy) and Bobby Axelrod (a brilliant, aggressive hedge fund billionaire). Season 3 escalates their personal and professional war, with shifting alliances, betrayals, legal battles, and moral gray areas. The show is known for its sharp dialogue, complex characters, and exploration of greed, ambition, and revenge in the world of billionaires.

2. New Amsterdam – Season 2 Starts: Monday, 18 May at 7:35 PM

Genre: Medical drama.

A medical drama inspired by real events at Bellevue Hospital. It centers on Dr. Max Goodwin (Ryan Eggold), the idealistic and unconventional medical director who takes bold (sometimes chaotic) steps to reform the underfunded public hospital and prioritize patient care over bureaucracy. The series blends emotional patient stories with hospital politics, personal struggles of the doctors, and social issues in healthcare. Season 2 continues Max’s fight to change the system while dealing with his own health challenges and team dynamics.

3. NCIS: Los Angeles – Season 12 Starts: Tuesday, 19 May at 8:30 PM

Genre: Action-packed crime procedural / procedural drama.

A spin-off from the original NCIS, this procedural follows a special team of NCIS agents in Los Angeles who handle high-risk cases involving undercover operations, terrorism, espionage, and crimes affecting naval personnel. The team uses advanced tech, deep-cover tactics, and strong camaraderie. Key characters include Callen, Sam Hanna, Kensi, and Deeks. Season 12 features intense action, personal storylines, and big cases (e.g., missing military assets or international threats). It's known for its mix of procedural cases and character-driven moments.

Een With Leuen Makes It's Linear Debut On eExtra Following Rollout On eVOD

eExtra, a general entertainment channel offering Afrikaans dubbed telenovelas alongside other programming will be airing Een Wit Leuen from Monday 12 May. Known as Benim Tatli Yalanim in Turkey, the series had also been streaming on eVOD.

Lente Na Die Storm was originally slated to rollout in place of Blink Kant Bo as advertised by the channel through its ratings cards. As seen with potential airings of Uzozisola - Regrets on e.tv, it appears that will no longer be the case.

Synopsis for Een Wit Leuen 

What starts as an innocent lie evolves into a complex "family game" as Suna becomes an integral part of Kayra's life and slowly falls in love with Nejat, a devoted father trapped in his own web of lies.

Suna Doğan, a high-spirited woman who agrees to the lie to help save her father's coffeehouse and ends up becoming a true mother figure to Kayra.

The secret is constantly threatened by Hande, Nejat’s business partner who wants him for herself, and the eventual return of the real Aylin, who seeks custody of Kayra.

Kayra eventually learns the truth, leading to a period of devastation where she feels betrayed by both Nejat and Suna.

Produced by O3 Medya for Star TV, it was Turkey’s top-performing drama series in the summer of that year, according to Eccho Rights. Several adaptations had been filmed by Markiza (Mom For Rent, Slovenia) and Open TV (Like A Lie, Greek).

It starred Furkan Palali as Nejat Yilmaz, Asli Bekiroglu as Suna Dogan, Lavinya Ünlüer as Kayra Yilmaz, Gonca Sariyildiz as Hande Eymen, Asli Inandik as Saniye Dogan and Cem Zeynel Kiliç as Hayri Hicdurmaz.

Would Comcast's NBCUniversal Have Been A Better Suitor To MultiChoice?

Since late 2025, Canal+ managed to complete it's acquisition of MultiChoice and have begun slashing costs at the company. This is the norm for a majority of mergers and acquisitions and consumers have already seen the after effects.

M-Net had a licensing deal with Warner Bros. Discovery for titles like Penguin, The Peacemaker and Euphoria. In their last carriage deal, Canal+ let that deal die as it retains Cartoon Network and Warner's other cable networks.

Even SuperSport wasn't immune to costs as the merger lead to the loss of World Darts Championship, Winter Olympics and Philly's Games.

Showmax is expected to suffer the most from this ordeal as Canal+ admitted that the streamer has a commercial failure and only worsening MultiChoice's finances. Since last year, they've been engaging with Comcast about it's viability.

NBCUniversal bought a stake in the streamer a few years ago and this led to various enhancements for Showmax. This included additional catalogue from NBC, Telemundo Studios, Universal Pictures and DreamWorks Animation.

Post the takeover, MultiChoice and NBCUniversal had also been locked in to various partnerships including that of Universal+ on DStv Stream. They've even provided Universal TV, Studio Universal and Telemundo to DStv consumers.

Some outlets even speculated that a merger between NBCUniversal and MultiChoice was another endeavour on the cards. Although we're less likely to see how this would have turned out the outcome would probably have been different.

NBCUniversal spun off majority of its cable networks under a separate company, Versant. For all anyone knows, this probably would have been the outcome for M-Net's local portfolio either that or sale and best guess on a buyer would be Canal+.

Canal+ has a 30+ year presence in the African space and have been growing their portfolio in the market and prior to MultiChoice they bought Nigeria's ROK Studios and Rwanda's Zacu TV. So it would only seem logical for them to snatch these assets.

NBCUniversal would probably retain M-Net and likely make it an equivalent the main NBC network in America. Another brand they would likely keep is SuperSport and maybe all if not most of these recent cuts would have been avoided.

As for DStv, this would probably go 50/50 while Canal+ retains MultiChoice's entire operations. NBCUniversal could have looked into shutting down some of MultiChoice's operations or keeping the profitable ones as seen with Sky in Germany.