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The following is a list of events affecting American television in 2000. Events listed include television series debuts, finales, cancellations, and channel initiations, closures and rebrandings, as well as information about controversies and disputes.

Events

January

Date	Event
5	All My Children celebrates its 30th anniversary on ABC.
15	David Letterman undergoes quintuple heart bypass surgery in New York-Presbyterian Hospital, following an angiogram that revealed that one of his arteries was constricted seriously.
17	Robin Givens replaces Mother Love as host of the talk show series Forgive or Forget.
20	SoapNet, a channel dedicated to daytime/primetime soap operas, debuts.

February

Date	Event
2	Oxygen debuts.
15	Rick Rockwell marries stranger Darva Conger watched by 22 million viewers on the Fox reality show Who Wants to Marry a Multi-Millionaire? While he and Darva are honeymooning, it becomes apparent that Rockwell—who is sometimes a comedian—had a restraining order against a former girlfriend, and he was not really a multi-millionaire. As a result, Fox cancels a rerun scheduled the next week, and does not broadcast any new installments. In addition the couple end their relationship soon after the show's taping.
21	David Letterman resumes hosting Late Show with David Letterman on CBS following his quintuple heart bypass surgery in January. On the show, Letterman (whose father died of heart failure in his 50's) brings all of the doctors that had performed the operation out on stage with him, including Dr. O. Wayne Isom and physician Louis Aronne, who makes frequent appearances on the show. In an unusual show of emotion, Letterman is nearly in tears as he thanks the doctors. The episode will earn an Emmy Award nomination.
25	Kids' WB premieres its first computer-generated TV series, Max Steel.

March

Date	Event
1	The final regional SportsChannel in the Florida market ends operations under that branding, converting to Fox Sports Florida.
1	fXM: Movies from Fox rebrands as the Fox Movie Channel.

April

Date	Event
1	Boomerang, a secondary digital Cartoon Network channel, debuts.

May

Date	Event
5	Boy Meets World ends its seven season run with its series finale on ABC.
8	VH1 Classic, a spinoff of the cable music channel VH1, debuts.
14	After four years (since KEVN-TV left the network to join Fox in 1996), NBC returns to the Black Hills area of South Dakota when KNBN signs-on from Rapid City.
17	16.8 million American viewers watched the 2-hour final episode of Beverly Hills, 90210 on FOX.
19	The 27th Daytime Emmy Awards presentation is broadcast by ABC.
24	The WB broadcasts the third season finale of Dawson's Creek, entitled "True Love". The episode features the first male gay kiss on U.S. primetime television, which has been called "a milestone in the timeline of gay representation in pop culture".^[1]
31	The first season of CBS's long-running reality competition of Survivor, titled Survivor: Borneo, based on Swedish's game show Expedition Robinson, premieres its first episode.

July

Date	Event
3	KNTV (channel 11) in San Jose, California drops its ABC affiliation for the Monterey Bay area and begins carrying minimal programming from The WB. (At that time, The WB affiliate for the Bay Area was KBWB channel 20).
5	The first season of CBS's long-running reality competition of Big Brother, based on the Dutch series of the same name, premieres its first episode; however, the series was panned with criticism, and the show would later be revamped in the next season.
15	CBS broadcasts its final NASCAR event, the Chevy Silverado 200.
28	Kathie Lee Gifford made her final appearance as co-host on Live!, after 17 years (eleven and a half years for national syndication). Regis Philbin will continue to serve the sole host until Kelly Ripa introduced as new co-host the following year.

August

Date	Event
3	KBEJ Channel 2, (now KCWX) commences programming in Fredericksburg, Texas, taking the Austin market's UPN affiliation from low-powered station KVC 13 and returning full-time UPN service to San Antonio (between KRRT (now KMYS)'s switch to The WB in 1998 and KBEJ's sign-on, NBC affiliate KMOL-TV aired UPN programming on a secondary basis).
21	ZDTV is renamed TechTV.
23	In CBS, corporate trainer Richard Hatch was declared the inaugural "Sole Survivor" in Survivor and won the $1,000,000 grand prize; Kelly Wiglesworth was named the runner-up.

September

Date	Event
10	The 52nd Primetime Emmy Awards presentation is broadcast on ABC.
15	The 2000 Summer Olympics are televised by NBC. Opening ceremonies are watched by 27 and a half million viewers.
16	After the completion of Viacom's $37 billion merger with the CBS Corporation, CBS cancels the CBS Kidshow and replaces it with Nick Jr. on CBS, programmed by new corporate sister Nickelodeon.
21	ABC Sports celebrates the 30th anniversary of Monday Night Football on this night.
25	TNN is rebranded as The National Network, known as The New TNN.
26	NBC declines to renew its broadcast agreement with Major League Baseball. After fifty seasons — 1947–1989 and 1994–2000 — Game 6 of the 2000 American League Championship Series is the last Major League Baseball game that NBC has televised to date. In Houston, due to the coverage of the 2000 Presidential Debate, KPRC-TV elected to carry NBC News' coverage of the debate while KNWS-TV carried NBC's final baseball game.
29	Eddie McGee wins the first American season of Big Brother and won the $500,000 grand prize.
30	PBS Kids Bookworm Bunch debuts. The block is programmed for PBS by Nelvana, which had programmed the CBS Kidshow until the block was cancelled by CBS on September 16.^[2]

October

Date	Event
2	Triple Play is played for the first time on CBS's The Price Is Right, and was the first pricing game in history to offer three cars.

November

Date	Event
2	Wheel of Fortune airs a Halloween-themed episode for celebrities on charity. The celebrities in Halloween costumes were Jeopardy! host Alex Trebek, fitness instructor Richard Simmons and American figure skater Tara Lipinski.

December

Date	Event
14	Barker's Beauties Janice Pennington and Kathleen Bradley both quit CBS's series The Price Is Right. (On her broadcast run, Pennington has been on the series since its premiere during 1972.) Starting the following day, auditions to find new Barker's Beauties are held for several months. In the end, Claudia Jordan and Heather Kozar are selected as permanent models.
22	Bianca Montgomery, played by Eden Riegel for the soap opera All My Children, reveals herself as a lesbian to her mother, Erica Kane (played by Susan Lucci).
31	ABC broadcasts "Dick Clark's Primetime New Year's Rockin' Eve" at 10 p.m. ET for the first time ever, followed by local news or programming and then the main "New Year's Rockin' Eve".

Programs

Debuts

Date	Show	Network
January 3	Your Weather Today	The Weather Channel
January 8	Winning Lines	CBS
January 9	Malcolm in the Middle	Fox
January 10	The Ainsley Harriott Show	Syndication
January 12	18 Wheels of Justice	TNN
January 12	Higher Ground	Fox Family
January 13	EGG, the Arts Show	PBS
January 16	City of Angels	CBS
January 17	I Dare You: The Ultimate Challenge	UPN
January 17	Cleopatra 2525	Syndication
January 22	Jack of All Trades	Syndication
January 24	Brutally Normal	The WB
January 24	Hollywood Showdown	PAX TV
February 5	The Others	NBC
February 12	Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue	Fox Kids
February 16	Diary	MTV
February 25	Max Steel	Kids' WB
February 26	The Weekenders	Disney's One Saturday Morning
March 6	Mobile Suit Gundam Wing	Cartoon Network
March 7	Secret Agent Man	UPN
March 9	God, the Devil and Bob	NBC
March 11	Caitlin's Way	Nickelodeon
March 14	Son of the Beach	FX
March 20	First Outlook	The Weather Channel
March 21	The Beat	UPN
March 22	Then Came You	ABC
March 23	Battery Park	NBC
March 23	Daddio	NBC
March 24	Making the Band	ABC
March 27	Crush	USA Network
March 30	Wonderland	ABC
March 31	Call of the Wild	Animal Planet
April 1	MasterChef USA	PBS
April 2	D.C.	The WB
April 3	Between the Lions	PBS Kids
April 4	Falcone	CBS
April 11	Talk to Me	ABC
April 13	Food 911	Food Network
April 24	Maggie and the Ferocious Beast	Nick Jr.
April 30	A Walk In Your Shoes	Noggin
May 15	Secrets of the Dead	PBS
May 31	Clerks: The Animated Series	ABC
May 31	Survivor	CBS
June 6	M.Y.O.B.	NBC
June 16	Strip Mall	Comedy Central
June 16	Totally Circus	Disney Channel
June 17	Even Stevens	Disney Channel
June 20	Shooting Gallery	Outdoor Channel
June 26	Resurrection Blvd.	Showtime
June 28	Soul Food	Showtime
July 3	Masters of Illusion	PAX TV
July 5	Big Brother	CBS
July 10	Crossing Over with John Edward	Sci-Fi Channel
July 12	Young Americans	The WB
July 17	Opposite Sex	Fox
July 23	The Brothers García	Nickelodeon
July 23	Strong Medicine	Lifetime
July 24	Mysterious Ways	PAX TV
July 28	Baby Blues	The WB
August 9	Live Through This	MTV
August 12	BattleBots	Comedy Central
August 14	Dora the Explorer	Nick Jr.
August 26	In a Heartbeat	Disney Channel
August 26	Generation O!	Kids' WB
September 4	Clifford the Big Red Dog	PBS Kids
September 9	Jackie Chan Adventures	Kids' WB
September 9	Teacher's Pet	ABC
September 11	106 & Park	BET
	2 Minute Drill	ESPN
	Dr. Laura	Syndication
	Judge Hatchett	Syndication
	Girlfriends	UPN
September 22	Grosse Pointe	The WB
September 23	Static Shock	The WB
September 23	Just Deal	NBC
September 24	Every Woman	Syndication
September 30	Fear	MTV
	Corduroy	PBS Kids
	Elliot Moose
	George Shrinks
	Marvin the Tap-Dancing Horse
	Seven Little Monsters
	Timothy Goes to School
October 1	That's Life	CBS
October 1	Jackass	MTV
October 2	Buzz Lightyear of Star Command	UPN and ABC
	Yes, Dear	CBS
	Deadline	NBC
	Tucker	NBC
	History IQ	The History Channel
	Gene Roddenberry's Andromeda	Syndication
	Moral Court
	Street Smarts
October 3	Dark Angel	Fox
October 4	Titans	NBC
October 5	Gilmore Girls	The WB
	MTV Cribs	MTV
	Pelswick	Nickelodeon
October 6	FreakyLinks	Fox
	Madigan Men	ABC
	The Trouble with Normal	ABC
	CSI: Crime Scene Investigation	CBS
October 7	The District	CBS
	Noah Knows Best	Nickelodeon
	Maximum Exposure	Syndication
	Queen of Swords
	Sheena
October 8	Ed	NBC
October 9	Hype	The WB
October 9	Nikki	The WB
October 10	The Geena Davis Show	ABC
October 10	Gideon's Crossing	ABC
October 11	Bette	CBS
	Welcome to New York	CBS
	A Makeover Story	TLC
October 13	Trading Spaces	TLC
October 15	Curb Your Enthusiasm	HBO
October 21	Cheaters	Syndication
October 21	The Fearing Mind	Fox Family
October 23	Scariest Places on Earth	Fox Family
October 23	Boston Public	Fox
October 24	The Michael Richards Show	NBC
October 25	As Told By Ginger	Nickelodeon
October 26	Cursed	NBC
October 27	Freedom	UPN
October 27	Level 9	UPN
November 1	Normal, Ohio	Fox
November 1	The $treet	Fox
November 4	X-Men: Evolution	Kids' WB
November 10	Gundam Wing: Endless Waltz	Cartoon Network
November 14	DAG	NBC
November 17	Sheep in the Big City	Cartoon Network
December 3	The Living Century	PBS
December 3	Queer as Folk	Showtime
December 6	TV Funhouse	Comedy Central
December 8	Dot Comedy	ABC
December 21	The Brak Show	Cartoon Network
December 21	Sealab 2021
December 30	Aqua Teen Hunger Force
December 30	Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law

Returning this year

Show	Last aired	Previous network	New title	New network	Returning
Twenty One	1958	CBS	Same	NBC	January 9
Ripley's Believe It or Not!	1986	ABC	Same	TBS	January 12
Double Dare	1993	Nickelodeon, Fox	Double Dare 2000	Same	January 24
Grapevine	1992	CBS	Same	Same	February 28
Supermarket Sweep	1995	Lifetime	Same	PAX TV	April 3
Shop 'til You Drop	1998	The Family Channel	Same	PAX TV	April 3
The What A Cartoon! Show	1997	TBS	The Cartoon Cartoon Show	Cartoon Network	June 9
Sailor Moon	1998	Toonami	Same	Same	June 12
This Week in Baseball	1998	Syndication	Same	Fox	July 12
To Tell the Truth	1991	NBC	Same	Syndication	September 18

Ending this year

Date	Show	Debut
January 1	Random Acts of Comedy	1999
January 2	The Moxy Show	1993
January 5	It's Like, You Know...	1999
January 7	Odd Man Out
January 8	The Brothers Flub
January 22	KaBlam!	1996
	Science Court	1997
	Flying Rhino Junior High	1998
January 30	Ace Ventura: Pet Detective	1995
February 4	Sliders	1995
February 12	Superman: The Animated Series	1996
February 12	The New Batman/Superman Adventures	1997
February 13	Linc's	1998
February 14	Brutally Normal	2000
February 16	Noddy	1998
February 18	Winning Lines	2000
February 22	Archie's Weird Mysteries	1999
February 26	The Avengers: United They Stand
February 27	Sabrina: The Animated Series
February 27	Animorphs	1998
March 2	I Am Weasel	1997
March 4	Oh Baby	1998
March 15	Tenacious D	1997
March 25	Detention	1999
March 28	God, the Devil and Bob (returned in 2011)	2000
March 31	Rosie and Jim	1990
March 31	Histeria!	1998
April 1	Crashbox	1999
April 9	Pacific Blue	1996
April 12	Get Real	1999
April 12	Falcone	2000
April 13	Battery Park	2000
April 14	Barney & Friends (returned in 2002)	1992
April 22	Godzilla: The Series	1998
April 23	The Journey of Allen Strange	1997
April 23	The Bear	2000
April 25	D.C.
April 26	Then Came You
April 26	Wonderland
April 28	Cosby	1996
May 1	George and Martha	1999
May 3	Party of Five	1994
May 4	Chicago Hope	1994
May 5	Now and Again	1999
May 5	Boy Meets World	1993
May 5	A Little Curious	1998
May 11	Mobile Suit Gundam Wing	2000
May 13	The Pretender	1996
May 13	Martial Law	1998
May 16	Sports Night	1998
May 17	Beverly Hills, 90210	1990
May 19	Harsh Realm	1999
May 19	Donny & Marie	1998
May 20	Malibu, CA	1998
May 22	Grown Ups	1999
May 22	Malcolm & Eddie	1996
May 25	Jesse	1998
May 26	Forgive or Forget	1998
May 27	Early Edition	1996
June 9	The Dating Game	1965
June 10	The Others	2000
June 11	Are You Afraid of the Dark?	1991
June 16	Higher Ground	2000
June 21	Time of Your Life (returned in 2006)	1999
June 23	Kids Say the Darndest Things	1998
June 26	Call of the Wild	2000
June 27	Veronica's Closet	1997
July 1	Profiler	1996
July 3	The Magnificent Seven	1998
July 7	The Strip	1999
July 8	Freaks and Geeks
July 13	Stark Raving Mad
July 15	All That (returned in 2002)	1994
July 15	Kenan & Kel	1996
July 16	Mission Hill (returned in 2002)	1999
July 18	Love & Money
July 25	Dilbert
July 28	Secret Agent Man	2000
August 1	Shasta McNasty	1999
August 18	WCW Saturday Night	1971
August 24	Baby Blues (returned in 2002)	2000
August 30	Young Americans	2000
September 2	The Bugs Bunny Show	1960
September 10	Double Dare 2000 (returned in 2018)	1986
September 24	Totally Circus	2000
October 6	ECW on TNN	1999
October 15	PB&J Otter	1998
October 17	Major League Baseball on NBC	1947
October 23	Daddio	2000
October 23	Tucker
November 10	The Trouble with Normal
November 16	Sailor Moon	1995
November 18	Pepper Ann	1997
	Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue	2000
	Beast Machines	1999
November 24	The Roseanne Show	1998
November 25	The Chris Rock Show	1997
December 2	The Fearing Mind	2000
December 12	Beggars and Choosers	1999
December 15	Madigan Men	2000
December 16	Mickey Mouse Works	1999
December 19	The Michael Richards Show	2000
December 21	City of Angels	2000
December 26	Suddenly Susan	1996
December 31	ECW Hardcore TV	1993

Entering syndication this year

Show	Seasons	In Production	Source
7th Heaven	4	Yes	^[3]
Cosby	4	No	^[4]
Early Edition	4	No	^[5]
Moesha	5	Yes	^[6]
Nash Bridges	5	Yes	^[7]
The Pretender	4	No	^[8]
Sabrina the Teenage Witch	4	Yes	^[9]
Spin City	4	Yes	^[10]
Suddenly Susan	4	No	^[11]

Changes of network affiliation

Show	Moved from	Moved to
Rupert	CBS Kidshow	Playhouse Disney
Forensic Files	TLC	Court TV
The Hughleys	ABC	UPN
Recess		UPN
Ripley's Believe It or Not!		TBS
Sabrina the Teenage Witch		The WB
The PJs	Fox	The WB
This Week in Baseball	Syndication	Fox
Macy's Fourth of July Fireworks Spectacular	Syndication	NBC
Twenty One	CBS	NBC
Candid Camera	CBS	Pax TV
Supermarket Sweep	Lifetime
Shop 'til You Drop	The Family Channel
WWE Raw	USA Network	Spike TV
WWF LiveWire
WWF Superstars of Wrestling
WWF Sunday Night Heat		MTV
To Tell the Truth	NBC	Syndication
The What A Cartoon Show	TBS	Cartoon Network

Miniseries

Title	Channel	Premiere
The 10th Kingdom	NBC	February 27
The Corner	HBO	April 16
Arabian Nights	ABC	April 30
Jesus	CBS	May 14

Births

Date	Name	Notability
January 7	Marcus Scribner	Actor (Black-ish, She-Ra and the Princesses of Power)
January 8	Noah Cyrus	Actress (Hannah Montana) and daughter of Billy Ray Cyrus
January 20	Montse Hernandez	Voice actress (Gwen Tennyson on Ben 10)
February 1	Paris Smith	Actress (Every Witch Way)
February 10	Yara Shahidi	Actress (Black-ish, Grown-ish)
February 25	Angelina Wahler	Voice actress (Fee on Harvey Beaks)
February 25	Tucker Albrizzi	Actor (Big Time Rush, Good Luck Charlie)
March 6	Jacob Bertrand	Actor (Bubble Guppies, Marvin Marvin, Kirby Buckets, Cobra Kai)
March 21	Jace Norman	Actor (Henry Danger, The Adventures of Kid Danger)
March 30	Regan Mizrahi	Voice actor (Boots on Dora the Explorer (2008–12))
May 7	Maxwell Perry Cotton	Actor (Brothers & Sisters)
May 30	Jared S. Gilmore	Actor (Once Upon a Time)
June 2	Lilimar Hernandez	Venezuelan actress (Bella and the Bulldogs, Knight Squad)
June 13	Daniella Perkins	Actress (Legendary Dudas, Knight Squad)
July 8	Benjamin Stockham	Actor (Sons of Tucson, 1600 Penn, About a Boy)
July 19	Owen Joyner	Actor (100 Things to Do Before High School, Knight Squad)
July 25	Mason Cook	Actor (Speechless)
July 25	Meg Donnelly	Actress (American Housewife)
August 3	Landry Bender	Actress (Crash & Bernstein, Best Friends Whenever, The Lion Guard)
August 5	Augie Isaac	Actor (Mighty Med)
August 12	Savannah May	Actress (Knight Squad)
August 19	Trenton Rogers	Voice actor (Leo on Little Einsteins (2007–09))
August 20	Fátima Ptacek	Voice actress (Dora the Explorer, Dora and Friends: Into the City!)
August 24	Griffin Gluck	Actor (Private Practice, Red Band Society)
August 26	Brady Reiter	Actress (100 Things to Do Before High School)
September 28	Frankie Jonas	Actor (Jonas)
September 28	Brenna D'Amico	Actress (Descendants: Wicked World)
October 10	Aedin Mincks	Actor (A.N.T. Farm)
October 11	Hayden Byerly	Actor (The Fosters)
October 14	Mekai Curtis	Actor (Kirby Buckets, Milo Murphy's Law)
October 31	Willow Smith	Actress, singer and daughter of Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith
November 8	Jade Pettyjohn	Actress (School of Rock)
December 16	Lance Lim	Actor (School of Rock)

Deaths

Date	Name	Age	Notability
January 15	Fran Ryan	83	Character actress (Doris Ziffle #2 on Green Acres)
February 10	Jim Varney	50	Actor; creator of the Ernest P. Worrell character (Hey Vern, It's Ernest!)
February 12	Charles M. Schulz	77	Cartoonist, creator of (Peanuts)
March 25	Helen Martin	90	Character actress (Pearl on 227)
April 10	Larry Linville	60	Actor (Maj. Frank Burns on MASH*)
April 12	Christopher Pettiet	24	Actor (The Young Riders)
May 10	Craig Stevens	81	Actor (Peter Gunn)
June 18	Nancy Marchand	71	Actress (Livia on The Sopranos, Mrs. Pynchon on Lou Grant)
July 14	Meredith MacRae	56	Actress (Petticoat Junction)
July 28	Jaime Cardriche	32	Actor (Malcolm & Eddie)
August 12	Loretta Young	87	Actress (The Loretta Young Show)
September 14	Beah Richards	80	Actress
September 26	Richard Mulligan	67	Actor (Burt on Soap, Harry on Empty Nest)
October 16	Rick Jason	77	Actor (Lt. Gil Hanley on Combat!)
October 18	Julie London	74	Singer, actress (Emergency!)
October 30	Steve Allen	78	Comedian, composer (original The Tonight Show host)
December 2	Gail Fisher	65	Actress (Peggy Fair on Mannix)
December 6	Werner Klemperer	80	Actor (Col. Klink on Hogan's Heroes)
December 11	David Lewis	84	Actor (Edward Quartermaine in General Hospital)
December 23	Victor Borge	91	Danish comedian and pianist
December 26	Jason Robards	78	Actor (The Day After)

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