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Last updated February 15, 2025

This is a list of South African television related events from 2005.

Events

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

Domestic

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

3 January - Silent Witness (BBC Prime)
January - / 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)
29 March - Help Me Help You (M-Net)
3 April - Extras (BBC Prime)
3 April - Medium (SABC2)
9 April - Jane Eyre (BBC Prime)
16 April - The Unit (SABC1)
26 April - / Jozi-H (SABC3)
4 May - Cuts (SABC1)
4 May - Friday Night Lights (M-Net)
23 May - Heroes (SABC3)
5 June - 30 Rock (M-Net)
18 June - The Chase (BBC Prime)
19 June - The Mighty Boosh (BBC Prime)
26 June - Saxondale (BBC Prime)
8 July - Sleeper Cell (M-Net)
17 July - Ugly Betty (M-Net)
19 July - On the Lot (SABC2)
14 August - Green Wing (BBC Prime)
23 August - Brothers & Series (M-Net)
1 September - Doctor Who Confidential (BBC Prime)
8 October - Hotel Babylon (BBC Prime)
10 October - Day Break (M-Net)
16 October - Hypderdrive (BBC Prime)
30 October - / / / The Tudors (M-Net)
31 October - Lincoln Heights (M-Net Series)
2 November - Malcolm & Eddie (Sony Channel)
3 November - Robin Hood (SABC2)
14 November - Jericho (SABC3)
2 December - The Riches (M-Net)
4 December - Star Stories (BBC Prime)
4 December - Suburban Shootout (BBC Prime)
20 December - The Story of India (SABC2)
Lunar Jim (M-Net)
Panshel's World (M-Net)
/ Spider Riders (SABC2)
Grossology (M-Net)
/ / Sagwa, the Chinese Siamese Cat (SABC2)
/ The Large Family (SABC2)

Changes of network affiliation

Shows	Moved from	Moved to
My Little Pony	SABC1	M-Net
Little Monsters	K-T.V. World	M-Net
The Guardian	SABC2	Sony Channel
/ Mumble Bumble		e.tv
Ted Sieger's Wildlife
C Bear and Jamal	Bop TV
/ Eek! The Cat	kykNET
Mortal Kombat: Defenders of the Realm	M-Net
The Wire
Everwood		SABC3
Little Red Tractor
Legend of the Dragon
Friday Night Lights		Go
Brothers & Sisters		M-Net Series
Shark
Big Love
/ / / The Tudors
Nip/Tuck
/ Cédric		SABC1
Tom and Jerry Kids	Cartoon Network	SABC1
Hustle	SABC3	BBC Prime

Television shows

1980s

Good Morning South Africa (1985–present)
Carte Blanche (1988–present)

1990s

Top Billing (1992–present)
Generations (1994–present)
Isidingo (1998–present)

2000s

Idols South Africa (2002–present)
Strictly Come Dancing (2006-2008, 2013–2015)

Ending this year

New channels

1 June: CNBC Africa
2 November: Sony Channel

Births

Deaths

References

↑ Tshabalala, Thembelihle (10 December 2007). "Young pop idol vows to finish matric". Mail & Guardian . Retrieved 7 February 2024.

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[1] Tshabalala, Thembelihle (10 December 2007). "Young pop idol vows to finish matric". Mail & Guardian . Retrieved 7 February 2024.

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