By: Natasha Archary

Gone are the days when South Africans used to have a date with their TVs every weekday nights, as they tuned in for family favourites such as Isidingo, 7de laan, Generations, and City Ses’la amongst others.
During the 90s and early 2000s, many of our entertaining moments were when we sat as a family in front of the TV and watched shows on SABC.
Yes, back then the public broadcaster played a big part of South Africans lives and was in most cases the only source of entertainment for movies, TV shows, sport and news.
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There were TV shows that you loved and felt you would be great on, whether it was Jam Alley, Who Wants To Be A Millionaire, Survivor or The Weakest Link.
Drive 959 listeners took Glen Lewis, Skhumba Hlophe and Kgomotso Meso on a trip down the nostalgic 90s and 2000s, remembering TV shows they wanted to be on.
Most listeners related to these shows so much that they even wanted to feature as a member of the live studio audience, contestants, presenters or even actors.
Listen to the conversation on Drive 959:
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