The Coconuts

The Greene's go on holiday to Zulotholand but get a little lost and end up with a puncture in an old burial ground.

Tombo is frantic about an imminent business meeting with two Afrikaans farmers who were his clients when he was white and who want him to design an Afrikaans history themed park.

The Coconuts is a high concept sitcom hinging on a fantastical premise but dealing with day-to-day South African characters.

Amandla Mbuli (formerly Isabel Greene) invites the Mlambo's over for dinner so the Mbuli family can learn more about black culture.

Beyoncé (formerly Tamzin Greene) invites her snobby, white, former best friends, Melanie and Debbie, for a sleepover.

After Percy Mlambo tells TK about the custom of lobola, TK secretly in love with Mlambos' daughter Khensiwe decides to accumulate livestock to offer them for Khensiwe one day.

Beyoncé Mbuli and Khensiwe Mlambo are competing in the school beauty pageant, and both go to extraordinary lengths to outdo each other.

The Mlambos are robbed, and Percy accuses Tombo (formerly Tom Greene) of "borrowing" too much of his stuff.

Patience's uncle in KwaZulu-Natal dies and she is expected to pay for the funeral because she's the "rich one from Jo'burg".

The Mbulis' social climbing neighbor, Joyce Mlambo, decides to have a stokvel, mainly to show off their new house and pool to her township friends.

The TV aerial blows over and Patience is sent onto the roof to fix it so they can watch the end of the show.

TK's sixteenth birthday is approaching, and he wants to get a tattoo. He tries to convince his dad by saying that it's the 'African' thing to do.

The new gardener tells Patience about a well-paying job opportunity at an Indian restaurant and insists that she's a good candidate because she has catering experience.