The Wild

2.8/102011Ended2 Seasons · 415 Episodes

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The Wild is a South African soap opera created by Rohan Dickson, Richard Nosworthy and Bronwyn Berry and produced by M-Net's in-house production arm Magic Factory and shot entirely on location which revolves around three families – the Lebones, the van Reenens and the Tladis - who, because of past conflicts, struggle to negotiate a cohesive future, despite being bound together by their relationship to a special piece of land.

Released: Apr 4, 2011

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Seasons

Season 1

208 episodes

Season 2

207 episodes

Top Cast

Shona Ferguson

Itumeleng Tladi

Tumisho Masha

Modise Tladi

Connie Ferguson

Marang Lebone

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