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Sky One is an entertainment channel best known for American imports such as The Simpsons.
After a foray into original comedy around 2000, Sky One left the field for almost a full decade. However, since 2011 the station - as well as sister channels such as Sky Living - has committed to investing many multi-millions of pounds in new commissions.
Successful series include Spy, Moone Boy and Stella. Website
Sky One is part of the BSkyB network.
Other BSkyB channels: Artsworld, Challenge, Pick TV, Sky Arts, Sky Arts 2, Sky Atlantic, Sky Living, Sky Movies Premier, Sky Two
On Sky One today
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Rob And Romesh Vs
Series 2, Episode 4 - Cricket: The Test
Part two of the South African tour for cricket newbies Rob and Romesh as they follow England's Test series as the match comes to a dramatic finale.
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Latest Sky One news stories
Agatha Raisin to return for Series 4
Friday 29th May 2020
Hit Sky One comedy drama Agatha Raisin, which stars Ashley Jensen as an amateur detective, is to return for a fourth series. The news is revealed ahead of Series 3 being broadcast next month.
Sky confirms In The Long Run Series 3
Thursday 21st May 2020
A third series of In The Long Run, the sitcom created by Idris Elba, has been filmed. It'll be shown on Sky One from 22nd July.
Breeders Series 2 confirmed
Monday 18th May 2020
Breeders, the parenting comedy starring Martin Freeman and Daisy Haggard, will return for a second series.
Code 404 to return for Series 2
Friday 15th May 2020
Sky has ordered a second series of Code 404, its new sitcom starring Stephen Graham, Daniel Mays and Anna Maxwell Martin.
Russell Howard to present twice-weekly coronavirus show on Sky
Tuesday 7th April 2020
Russell Howard is launching a twice-weekly show on Sky One called Russell Howard's Home Time. He'll present the series from his childhood bedroom.