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List of years in television - 2000s | | List of years in television - 2000s: Encyclopedia II - List of years in television - 2000s | |
See also.
U.S. television schedules for 2000-01, 2001-02, 2002-03, 2003-04, 2004-05, 2005-06
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| | | List of years in television: Encyclopedia II - List of years in television - 2000s
List of years in television - 2000s
- 2006 in television - High-definition television is launched in the UK.
- 2005 in television - Doctor Who returns to series television after a sixteen year break: Christopher Eccleston plays the Ninth Doctor. Star Trek: Enterprise is cancelled, ending an uninterrupted run of Star Trek series dating back to 1987. All three American network newscasts lose their lead anchors - Tom Brokaw and Dan Rather retire, while Peter Jennings dies of lung cancer.
- 2004 in television - Ken Jennings takes up an almost unprecedented residence on Jeopardy! Corner Gas debuts as one of Canada's most successful programs, and as the first successful sitcom in that country for decades. The Friends finale reaches 52.5 million Americans. ITV plc is formed from the merger of Carlton and Granada.
- 2003 in television - The O.C. is a surprise hit, Britain's This Is Your Life ends after 48 years.
- 2002 in television - The Osbournes reality show premieres on cable television. The BBC conducts a vote to find the 100 Greatest Britons, sparking much interest, and a series of spin-offs. The X-files ends after 9 seasons
- 2001 in television - Pop Idol premieres in the UK; many international versions follow. Entertainment programming is virtually suspended for a week in the U.S. as the nets offer marathon coverage of the September 11 Attacks.
- 2000 in television - Survivor premieres on CBS, sparking an interest in reality television in the U.S. The same thing happens in the UK with the premiere of the UK version of Big Brother on Channel 4.
See also
- U.S. television schedules for 2000-01, 2001-02, 2002-03, 2003-04, 2004-05, 2005-06
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