2000 in Brazilian television

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This is a list of Brazilian television related events from 2000.

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Events

Television celebrates 50 years in Brazil, Rede Globo has its 35th anniversary.

Debuts

International

Television shows

1970s

1990s

Networks and services

Launches

NetworkTypeLaunch dateNotesSource
National Geographic ChannelCable and satellite1 November
MuchMusic Brasil Cable and satellite10 November

Conversions and rebrandings

Old network nameNew network nameTypeConversion DateNotesSource

Closures

NetworkTypeClosure dateNotesSource
The SuperStationCable television31 October

Ending this year

Rede Globo started on glasses from season 2000–2001.

Births

DateNameNotability
February 9 Filipe CavalcanteActor, (Chiquititas)
March 7 Cínthia CruzActress (Chiquititas)
March 19 Bárbara MaiaActress, (Cinderela Pop), (Ricos de Amor), (Gaby Estrella), (Tudo por um Pop Star)
March 29 Caio ManhenteActor, (O Sétimo Guardião), (Genesis)
April 16 Bruna Carvalho Actress, (Chiquititas)
May 4 Ana Giulia ZorteaActress
May 12 Ana Karolina LannesActress, (Avenida Brasil), (Minha Mãe é uma Peça)
June 2 João Pedro CarvalhoSinger and Actor, (Chiquititas), (Sintonia)
June 14 Thomaz Costa Actor, (Carrossel), (Patrulha Salvadora)
October 6 Klara Castanho Actress, (Viver a Vida), (Amor a Vida), (É Fada!), (Mal Me Quer), (Tudo por um Pop Star)
October 30 Gustavo DaneluzActor, (Carrossel), (Patrulha Salvadora), (Dra. Darci)
November 6 Graciely JunqueiraActress, (Cúmplices de um Resgate), (As Aventuras de Poliana)
December 21 Maitê PadilhaActress, (Vítimas Digitais) (Gaby Estrella), (Tudo por um Pop Star)
December 28 Larissa Manoela Actress and Singer, (Carrossel), (Cúmplices de um Resgate), (As Aventuras de Poliana) and movies
December 29 Lucas SantosActor, (Carrossel), (Patrulha Salvadora)

Deaths

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