Top Five de la Televisión (Top Five da TV Brasileira, in Brazil; Top Five da Televisão, in Portugal) - mostly known as just Top Five - is a segment from the satirical TV show Caiga Quien Caiga and their international versions with a Top 5 selection of the most hilarious moments in the television during the week.
2002-2003[]
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2003 (Argentina); 2004 (Chile); 2005 (Spain)[]
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2004 (Argentina)[]
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2005[]
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2006[]
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2007; 2008 (Brazil)[]
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2008-2009[]
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2010[]
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2011[]
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2012[]
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2013 (Brazil)[]
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2014 (Brazil)[]
Version 1 (sponsored only by Pepsi)[]
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Version 2 (sponsored by Pepsi and Doritos)[]
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2015 (Brazil); 2017 (Chile)[]
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2018 (Chile)[]
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