Lunga Mofokeng Reveals Funniest Fan Comment He Gets as Skeem Saam's Villain Mr Q

• Lunga Mofokeng took part in a quick-fire Q&A shared on Skeem Saam's official social media platforms
• The actor who plays predatory teacher Mr Q revealed the most unexpected thing fans say about his character
• Behind-the-scenes laughs contrast sharply with Mr Q's disturbing grooming storyline currently gripping viewers

While Skeem Saam viewers are fuming at his character, actor Lunga Mofokeng appears to be thoroughly enjoying the ride. The star, who plays the manipulative educator Mr Q at Turf High, took part in a quick-fire Q&A session posted on the show's official social media pages, and his answers had fans in stitches.

When asked about the funniest thing a fan has ever said to him about Mr Q, Mofokeng did not hold back. "That he's good-looking 😅," he revealed, leaving followers equally amused and conflicted given the nature of his character. He also shared that if he could swap roles with any castmate for a day, he would pick either Alfred Magongwa or Cedric's role.

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The full Q&A covered a range of personality questions. On his hidden talent, Mofokeng wrote:

"Yoh, I don't know. Could be making a decent meal or hosting a Dope Games Night."

Asked what he would do with R1 million found the next day, his answer was straightforward:

"Invest in property."

His guaranteed dance floor track?

"Remember by Tman Xpress."

Mr Q's web of deception at Turf High

Beyond the lighthearted interview, Mofokeng's portrayal of Mr Q is anchoring one of the soapie's most uncomfortable storylines in recent memory. Beneath a polished, charming exterior, the educator has been systematically grooming learners under the guise of mentorship.

After manipulating schoolgirl Arabang, Mr Q abruptly abandoned her once his behaviour risked exposure, sending her into an emotional and academic spiral that caught Evelyn's attention. With Evelyn beginning to investigate, Mr Q shifted his focus to Mosebjadi, using the cover of "complimentary piano lessons" to draw her in.

Now, with Arabang connecting the dots and rallying her peers, viewers are on the edge of their seats, waiting for the predatory teacher's unravelling. The consensus online is that despite the outrage directed at Mr Q, Mofokeng is widely praised for making the villain feel unsettlingly real. Viewers are rooting hard for Arabang and Evelyn to expose him before another learner is pulled into his orbit.

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Mzansi reacts to Mr Q

Fans are clearly invested in the storyline, and Mofokeng's character has sparked strong conversation online. Some cannot help but laugh at the absurdity of fans finding his villain charming, while others are eagerly awaiting justice for Arabang.

@MphoAnswer quipped:

"He should change his name from Mr Q to Mr Chew."

@sabby_masabi simply wrote:

"Sejabana. 😭😭😭😭😭"

Viewers applauded ‘Skeem Saam’ for the storyline

Skeem Saam has drawn widespread praise for a storyline many viewers say reflected experiences they have lived through personally.

The SABC1 soapie shared a mental health crisis helpline following the episode, pointing struggling viewers towards support.

Source: Briefly News