Vic Naidoo (Archive)

At some point, we all saw something from a previous generation return to make its mark on the current generation.

It just so happens to be flip phones this time.

One of the most iconic memories we have of the flip phone is from the 'Sex and the City' movie.

When Carrie throws her bedazzled flip phone into the ocean and then has to remigrate with using a touch screen smartphone.

Vic Naidoo was traveling in an uber when he made reference to the 'Final Destination' movie and his uber driver was super confused.

Turns out many people have not seen many popular movies and others are owning it!

Whether this is a red flag or not remains uncertain however you can decide for yourself by listening to what people had to say.

Vic Naidoo had the time of his life in Brazil.

He visited many great locations and had a lot to say when he got back.

Listen to the podcast to find out more

Vic Naidoo has some incredible viewing suggestions this week.

We start off with “Welcome to Chippendales “.

a sprawling true-crime saga that tells the outrageous story of Somen “Steve” Banerjee - an Indian immigrant who became the unlikely founder of the world’s greatest male-stripping empire—and he let nothing stand in his way in the process.

No Escape is the story of a family's desperate fight for survival in the face of extreme circumstances.

Vic reveals a new fear.

Falling off a cruise ship, in the middle of an ocean with no one to help you and an ocean filled with the deadliest sea creatures.

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Vic has some great viewing suggestions this week.

The Patient is a psychological thriller streaming on Disney+

It's about a therapist who finds himself held prisoner by a serial killer patient with an unusual request to curb his homicidal urges.

Steve Carell pulls of a non-comedic role and it's definitely worth a watch.

Alongside classics like How the Grinch Stole Christmas and Stick Man, look out for Christmas is Cancelled.

When 29-year-old Emma finds out that her widowed, dad has been dating her high school nemesis, she freaks out and embarks on a hilarious, no-holds-barred mission to break them up during their annual family Christmas festivities.

There are so many things that have been normalized for Christmas.

Well, Vic mentioned a few items that need to definitely go this festive.

Listen to the podcast to see if you agree with this.

At the start of the festive, Vic Naidoo mentions some great suggestions to view!

Wednesday is the new hit series in town.

Wednesday is inspired by the famous classic - The Adams Family.

The series follows the journey of a young, mysterious girl as she navigates her crazy life.

Pepsi, Where's my jet? This series follows a 20-year-old as he tries to win the biggest challenge of his life.

Christmas Cheer is a story of a man who returns home to settle his mother's estate.

Understanding how to analyze and read the weather forms an extremely crucial part of our daily lives.

We need to know the weather for different areas of our life.

Whether you need to know what you're going to wear or whether you can visit the beach - you mention it.

It’s been two-and-a-half years since the second season of “Dead to Me” dropped on Netflix, and since it was in the middle of 2020, it seems like even longer. At long last - season 3 is here!

Judy and Jen have been partners in crime, quite literally, for some time now. The duo first met in a grief support group after the death of Jen’s husband, Ted. Judy begins helping her take care of her sons and becomes part of her family. Eventually, Jen finds out that Judy and her estranged husband, were the ones responsible for Ted’s death.

Having shared her wedding in Tali’s Wedding Diary and then her pregnancy in Tali’s Baby Diary, Tali is moving back to Joburg in Season 3, determined to get Jayden into the premium preschool, Little Angels Hyde Park, and reclaim her crown, or at the very least the title of Class Mom.