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2012 in Swedish television

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none 2012 Swedish television This is a list of Swedish television related events from 2012. Events 23 March - Ulf Nilsson wins the first season of The Voice Sverige. 26 May - Sweden wins the 57th Eurovision Song Contest in Baku, Azerbaijan. The winning song is "Euphoria", performed by Loreen. 1 June - Footballer Anton Hysén and his partner Sigrid Bernson win the seventh season of Let's Dance. 3 June - Hanna Johansson wins the sixth season of Big Brother. 9 September - Launch of the Swedish version of The X Factor. 7 December - Awa Santesson-Sey wins the first season of X Factor. Debuts International 9 April - USA Alcatraz (2012) (TV4) Television shows 2000s Let's Dance (2006–present) 2010s 1–24 December - Mysteriet på Greveholm: Grevens återkomsthttp://smdb.kb.se/catalog/search?q=%22Mysteriet+p%C3%A5+Greveholm%3A+Grevens+%C3%A5terkomst%22+typ%3Atv&sort=OLDEST Mysteriet på Greveholm: Grevens återkomst Svensk mediedatabas Swedish 2012 26 February 2015 Ending this year Big Brother Sverige (2000–2004, 2011-2012) Networks and services Launches Network Type Launch date Notes Source TV4 News Cable television 24 January TV1000 Drama Cable television 16 February TV4 Fakta XL Cable television 13 August C More Tennis Cable television 4 September Conversions and rebrandings Old network name New network name Type Conversion Date Notes SourceV SeriesViasat Film DramaCable television3 MarchCanal+ FamilyC More KidsCable televisionUnknownCanal+ HockeyC More HockeyCable televisionUnknownCanal+ HitsC More HitsCable televisionUnknownCanal+ FirstC More FirstCable televisionUnknownSVTBSVT BarnkalanenCable televisionUnknownTNT7TNTCable televisionUnknown Closures NetworkTypeEnd dateNotesSourcesTV4 Science FictionCable television5 August See also 2012 in Sweden References 2012