Top One

Broadcast on: Defunct
Active from: 05 Jan 2010
Active until: 30 Nov 2013

About

Top One is a defunct South African digital satellite television channel which launched with nine locally developed channels on the TopTV pay platform in May 2010 as the flagship channel of the new broadcaster.

The channel was replaced by Star One when TopTV changed its name to StarSat on 1 November, 2013. The channel went dark when new programming arrived on 1 December, 2013.

AVAILABILITY

TopTV: Channel 150

PICTURE FORMAT

576i (SDTV, 16:9) - TopTV

Latest Updated Shows

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The Real Housewives of Atlanta

Genre: Reality, Docu-Reality
Channel: Mzansi Magic, Top One, FOX Life, eReality, Vuzu, Vuzu Amp, 1Magic, E! Africa, Me
Summary: The series is an up-close and personal look at a group of women from Atlanta's social elite – from aspiring singers to power brokers and super models.
Starring: Shereé Whitfield, Kim Zolciak, NeNe Leakes

SAFTAs

Genre: Award Shows
Channel: SABC2, SABC3, Top One, Mzansi Magic
Summary: The SAFTAs honour, celebrate and promote the talent and accomplishments of the South African film and television industries in the past year.
Starring: David Kau, Trevor Noah, John Vlismas

Lost

Genre: Action/Adventure, Drama, Science Fiction, Mystery, Thriller
Channel: M-Net, M-Net Series, Top One, StarTimes One, Netflix South Africa
Summary: A plane crash strands forty-eight surviving passengers of Oceanic Flight 815 on a seemingly deserted island, forcing the group of strangers to work together to stay alive.
Starring: Naveen Andrews, Emilie de Ravin, Matthew Fox

Latest Articles

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The Dummies' Guide to TopTV

29 Apr 2010 | Written by: TVSA Team | From: News | 31 comments
On Digital Media's new pay-TV package TopTV launches on Saturday and we have all the info you need: how to get it, what it costs and what you get for your buck.

TopTV: All The Channels

18 Mar 2010 | Written by: TVSA Team | From: News | 17 comments
A listing of the full line-up of channels on offer from TopTV following today's announcement of the paycaster's roll-out. Scoops include Fox, BET and Showtime.