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This is a list of South African television related events from 2005.
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Events edit
- 4 February - The first episode of Deal or No Deal hosted by Ed Jordan airs on M-Net.
- 12 July - Rapper Hip Hop Pantsula and his partner Hayley Bennett win the third season of Strictly Come Dancing.
- 10 December - Jody Williams wins the fourth season of Idols South Africa.[1]
Debuts edit
Domestic edit
- 4 February - Deal or No Deal (2007-2008)
- 7 February - So You Think You Can Dance (SABC1) (2007–2013)
- 9 July - Rhythm City (e.tv) (2007–present)
International edit
- 3 January -
Silent Witness (BBC Prime) - January -
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Jacob's Cross (M-Net) - 1 February -
Shark (M-Net) - 4 February - Dexter (M-Net)
- 26 February - 'Til Death (SABC3)
- 1 March - Kojak (2005) (SABC1)
- 15 March - Men in Trees (M-Net Series)
- 3 April - Extras (BBC Prime)
- 3 April - Medium (SABC2)
- 16 April - The Unit (SABC1)
- 26 April -
/ Jozi-H (SABC3) - 23 May - Heroes (SABC3)
- 5 June - 30 Rock (M-Net)
- 18 June - The Chase (BBC Prime)
- 19 June - The Mighty Boosh (BBC Prime)
- 8 July - Sleeper Cell (M-Net)
- 17 July - Ugly Betty (M-Net)
- 23 August - Brothers & Series (M-Net)
- 8 October - Hotel Babylon (BBC Prime)
- 10 October - Day Break (M-Net)
- 16 October - Hypderdrive (BBC Prime)
- 2 November - Malcolm & Eddie (Sony Channel)
- 14 November - Jericho (SABC3)
- 2 December - The Riches (M-Net)
- 4 December - Suburban Shootout (BBC Prime)
Panshel's World (M-Net)- /
Spider Riders (SABC2) - Di-Gata Defenders (M-Net)
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Sagwa, the Chinese Siamese Cat (SABC2) - / The Large Family (SABC2)
Changes of network affiliation edit
Television shows edit
1980s edit
- Good Morning South Africa (1985–present)
- Carte Blanche (1988–present)
1990s edit
- Top Billing (1992–present)
- Generations (1994–present)
- Isidingo (1998–present)
2000s edit
- Idols South Africa (2002–present)
- Strictly Come Dancing (2006-2008, 2013–2015)
Ending this year edit
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New channels edit
- 1 June: CNBC Africa
- 2 November: Sony Channel
Births edit
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Deaths edit
See also edit
References edit
- ^ Tshabalala, Thembelihle (10 December 2007). "Young pop idol vows to finish matric". Mail & Guardian. Retrieved 7 February 2024.
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