Stuff To Watch This Week (Nov 27-Dec 3, 2023): MAMA Awards, Indiana Jones 5, Sweet Home, And More

Stranger in the Dark

Seow Sin Nee stars as a shy true-crime fanatic who teams up with a uni schoolmate (Hank Wang) to look into the disappearance of the apartment’s previous tenant. The 10-part mystery also stars Benjamin Tan, Kiki Lim and Cavin Soh. Watch the first episode here:

Watch it on: mewatch & Channel 8, Mon, 9pm

Come Closer

The Little Nyonya alums Jeanette Aw and Qi Yuwu reunite — their first English drama together! — in this 1980s-set thriller from director K Rajagopal (Yellow Bird). They play a married couple whose daughter (Lim Shi-An) has accused their chauffeur of molesting her. But when the driver ends up murdered, the police uncover a larger conspiracy behind the homicide. Watch the first episode here:

Watch it on: mewatch

Hear U Out, Season 4

It’s Cantopop group Glasshopper’s turn to spill the beans to Quan Yifeng about their personal and professional life.

Watch it on: mewatch, Thur

2023 MAMA Awards

Live from Japan’s Tokyo Dome, the two-day K-pop extravaganza will be hosted by actor Park Bo-Gum and singer Jeon Somi and feature performances by the likes of Le Sserafim, (G)I-DLE, and Zerobaseone.

Watch it on: mewatch, Wed & Thur; tvN (Singtel Ch 518 & Ch 619, Singtel CAST; StarHub Ch 824)

Photos: mnet_mama/Instagram

Sweet Home, Season 2

Three years in the making (has it really been that long?), Season 2 of the apocalyptic series sees the Green Home survivors — including Song Kang’s infected tenant — seeking shelter in a world overrun by monsters. Expect more gory mayhem. 

Watch it on: Netflix, Fri

Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny

Harrison Ford’s fifth and final (quite possibly) — and most poignant — outing as Indiana Jones sees the whip-carrying archaeologist forced out of retirement to stop the Nazis from acquiring an ancient time-travelling device. Also catch the brand new feature documentary Timeless Heroes: Indiana Jones & Harrison Ford.

Watch it on: Disney+, Fri

Post Mortem with Mick Garris

Hostel writer-director Eli Roth drops in to explain the origins of his holiday-themed slasher Thanksgiving — in cinemas this Thursday —  which began life as one of the fake trailers attached to the 2007 Grindhouse double-bill featuring Quentin Tarantino’s Death Proof and Robert Rodriguez’s Planet Terror.