

Sterlopers
Series Overview
Sterlopers is a South African musical youth drama television series created and written by Deon Opperman and produced by Bottom Line Entertainment which follows the fortunes of a group of young people who are all trying to make it in the entertainment industry, as viewers get an inside view into the secrets that are to be found behind the scenes of success.
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2 Seasons • 39 Episodes
2014 – 2016
Premiered: Tue, Apr 15, 2014
Latest Aired Episode
Season 2, Episode 26: “Episode 26”
Seasons & Episodes Breakdown
Cast & Creators
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Quentin Krog
Deon Opperman
Deon Opperman, Zandré Smith, Scharl van der Merwe, Soné Combrink
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Deon Opperman
Writer
Zandré Smith
Producer
Scharl van der Merwe
Producer
Quentin Krog
Director
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Frequently Asked Questions About Sterlopers
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What is Sterlopers about?
Sterlopers is a South African musical youth drama television series created and written by Deon Opperman and produced by Bottom Line Entertainment which follows the fortunes of a group of young people who are all trying to make it in the entertainment industry, as viewers get an inside view into the secrets that are to be found behind the scenes of success.
How many seasons does Sterlopers have?
Sterlopers comprises 2 seasons available to explore.
Who stars in Sterlopers?
Key cast members in Sterlopers include Marno Van der Merwe, Jenna Dunster, Trix Vivier, Franci Swanepoel, Willem Botha.
Who created or directed Sterlopers?
Sterlopers was developed and directed by Quentin Krog.




















