9/11 documentaries & Framed By The Killer – all the facts on DStv Compact Plus
Truth is stranger than fiction on DStv Compact Plus this September.We’re diving into some eye-opening true-crime cases in Framed By The Killer, ancient artefacts in Lost Relic Hunters, and what comedians really think about some touchy issues in Good Talk With Anthony Jeselnik.
And then because it’s the 20th anniversary of the 11 September 2001 terrorist attacks on the United States, the History channel is screening brand-new documentaries. You’ll learn about the construction and fall of the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center from an engineering perspective, go inside the four hijacked flights, and hear from high-ranking personnel involved in the hunt for the co-ordinator of the attacks, Osama Bin Laden.
And if you can’t get enough, remember that you also have access to all the 9/11 specials on National Geographic (DStv channel 181), as well as the stacks of other shows from the DStv Compact, DStv Family and DStv Access packages including brand-new reality series Dance Africa Dance on ZeeWorld (DStv channel 166), S2 of legal drama Diggstown on Universal TV (DStv channel 117), and a brand-new twist to the 90 Day Fiancé franchise, 90 Day: The Single Life on TLC (DStv channel 135).
Grab your hat and whip for an archaeological adventure with Carl Cookson and Hamilton White as they attempt to authenticate pieces from Hamilton’s collection.
Watch from Monday, 20 September on History (DStv channel 186) at 19:25
True-crime mini-series from executive producer Ice-T. Businessman Mark Foster’s corpse, dressed all in white, leads investigators into a sex cult. Brad Reay plants evidence inside his wife’s corpse to frame her lover, Brian Clark. And killer Charles Boney frames David Ray Camm for the murder of David’s wife and two children.
Watch from Sunday, 5 September on CBS Justice (DStv channel 170) at 20:00
Deadpan comedian Anthony chats to his funniest friends, including Tig Notaro, Kristen Schaal, Nick Kroll, David Spade, Natasha Leggero and Kumail Nanjiani, about the art of comedy and their personal lives.
Watch on Saturday, 4 September on Comedy Central (DStv channel 122) at 23:20
Get the DStv app (Apple, Android or Huawei) and download episodes to watch on your phone or tablet – just remember to connect to the Wi-Fi first so there are no surprise data costs.
