GMA 24 oras 03/31/10

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24 Oras (24 HOURS) is the flagship national network news broadcast of GMA Network. A nightly national newscast which airs in the Philippines. The newscast is also aired on radio thru DZBB 594 kHz in Mega Manila.

TV Patrol 03/31/10

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For more than 20 years now, TV Patrol has been the consistent leading primetime newscast on television. Since it went on air following the fall of the dictatorship and the restoration of press freedom, TV Patrol continues to uplift ABS-CBN’s commitment of being ‘in the service of the Filipino worldwide.’ Now as TV Patrol World, the program delivers fast and factual news through its dedicated reporters across the country and abroad.

Coke vs San Miguel 03/27/10

History

First PBA logo (1975-1984)
The Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) is a professional basketball league in the Philippines founded in 1975. It is the first and the oldest professional basketball league in Asia. The league's rules are a hybrid of FIBA's and the NBA's rules. The league is currently headed by Commissioner Sonny Barrios.

The Philippine Basketball Association was founded as a "rebellion" of nine teams from the now-defunct Manila Industrial and Commercial Athletic Association (MICAA) which was tightly controlled by the Basketball Association of the Philippines (BAP; now defunct), the then-FIBA recognized national association. With the BAP controlling the MICAA, the league was de jure amateur as players were only paid allowances, much like what was done on other countries to circumvent the amateur requirement, and to play in FIBA-sanctioned tournaments such as the Olympics. With the PBA out of the BAP's control, they can freely pay salaries to their players, hence making the PBA the oldest professional basketball league outside the United States; however this also caused the league's players from being barred from playing in FIBA-sanctioned tournaments.

Leopoldo Prieto, the coach for the Philippines at the 1956 Melbourne Olympics was appointed as the first commissioner and Domingo Itchon of Tanduay was chosen as the league's first president. The first game of the league was held at the Araneta Coliseum on April 9, 1975 featuring Mariwasa-Noritake and Concepcion Carrier.

The league's first 10 years was known for the intense rivalry of the Crispa Redmanizers and the Toyota Tamaraws that is still considered as one of the greatest rivalries in league history with big names such as Robert Jaworski, Ramon Fernandez, Francis Arnaiz, Atoy Co, Bogs Adornado, and Philip Cezar to name a few playing for those squads, before both teams disbanded in 1983 and 1984 respectively.

Following their disbandment, the league moved from the Araneta Coliseum to ULTRA in Pasig. There, the league continued to be popular despite several remnants of Toyota and Crispa players suiting up for different teams.

During the mid to late 80s, Jaworski and Ginebra San Miguel became the league's most popular squad for its "never say die" attitude and had intense rivalries with the Tanduay Rhum Masters of Jaworski's then-arch rival Fernandez, and later the expansion Purefoods Corporation of Alvin Patrimonio, Jerry Codiñera, Jojo Lastimosa and Fernandez.

By the end of the 1980s, San Miguel Beer won numerous championships that included the 1989 Grand Slam under coach Norman Black and former national team stars Samboy Lim and Hector Calma.

Second PBA logo (Early 1985-1992)

In 1989, FIBA voted to allow professionals to play in their sanctioned tournaments, hence the PBA's players are now able to represent the country internationally. In 1990, the league sent its first all-pro squad to the Asian Games finishing a silver medal to China. The PBA would later sent three more all-pro squads in the said event.

The early 90's saw the Ginebra and Shell forming an intense rivalry that included Ginebra's walkout in 1990 finals against Shell and the team's dramatic comeback from a 3-1 deficit to beat Shell in the 1991 Open Conference while Patrimonio, Allan Caidic, and a host of others became the league's main attraction.

By 1993, the league moved to the Cuneta Astrodome in Pasay City and later saw the Alaska Milkmen win the 1996 grand slam and nine titles in the decade.

From 1999-2000, the PBA suffered a controversy after several expatriate cagers arrived on the scene (such as Asi Taulava, Danny Seigle and Eric Menk) and their lineage were questionable with most of the them deported for falsifying documents.

The arrival of dozens of these players was a counter to the fledging Metropolitan Basketball Association, a regional-based pro league formed in 1998. But, the said league eventually folded as expenses and ABS-CBN's abandonment in 2001 led to their demise a year later.

Despite the MBA's disbandment, and the arrival of those players to the PBA, attendance went sour and turned from bad to worst after a huge decline in 2003.

However, the league was able to gain some popularity by 2004, thanks in large part to Barangay Ginebra's run through three PBA championships led by Menk and Mark Caguioa, other marketing aspects and arrival of collegiate stars from the UAAP and the NCAA.

By 2005 the league became active in the national team role under Chot Reyes even when FIBA lifted the suspension of the country following the formation of the Samahang Basketbol ng Pilipinas despite a ninth place finish in the 2007 FIBA Asia Championship.

Tanging Yaman 03/31/10

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If there’s anything worth fighting for in your life, what would it be: glory, money, or love for one’s family? This is the premise of Tanging Yaman which brings together the country’s hottest young stars to date, namely, Erich Gonzales, Melissa Ricks, Enchong Dee, Matt Evans, and Ejay Falcon. Their journey begins when an unexpected twist of fate changes the lives of two newborn baby girls and their respective families. One grows up in a poor family while the other leads a privileged life. But aside from the secret behind their true identities, things become more complicated as one of them is destined to be the future first daughter of the country. What happens once the truth comes out about their real parentage? Will they be able to survive the pressure and political intrigues that may destroy the things they value the most? Don’t miss all these and more in the newest teleserye in town, Tanging Yaman, beginning January 18 on Primetime Bida.

First time 03/31/10

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First Time follows the story of teenagers Cyndi (Barbie Forteza) and Lukas (Joshua Dionisio) who met one summer at the beach. Their newfound friendship is immediately put to the test after Lukas's mother dies from a mysterious accident, which prompts his father to relocate overseas.

And just like that, Cyndi and Lukas unwilling gave each other their goodbyes.

Two years later, Lukas returns to the Philippines and enrolls in the same school as Cyndi. They try to rekindle their friendship, only for Cyndi to find out that the Lukas from that memorable summer is no longer there. Lukas, once a cheerful and fun-loving boy, has grown to become so quiet, and detached from everyone, including Cyndi.

Still, with the help of Cyndi and her best friend Baste (Jake Vargas), Lukas eventually comes to terms with the tragedies in his life. All three of them become inseparable, even Lukas and Baste, who have little in common besides sharing a love for Cyndi. They spend most of their time at Baste's house, whose middle-class family finds happiness in music.

But their friendship will face another challenge when a deep and dark secret buried beneath the past unfolds; one that will question their real identities. Could they possibly have something more in common than they think? How will this bitter conflict affect their homes, their lives, and their young hearts?

Find out weeknights on GMA-7's First Time, sa pinaagang GMA Telebabad, right before 24 Oras.

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Pilipinas got talent 03/31/10

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After six weeks of searching for the best contenders all over the country, the much-awaited reality franchise Pilipinas Got Talent is set to begin this Saturday, February 20 on Primetime Bida. Brace yourselves as it showcases a wide range of world-class acts from the usual singing, dancing, and acting pieces all the way to the bizarre, hilarious and never-before-seen performances.

Hosted by Billy Crawford and Luis Manzano, don’t miss the chance to see what the Pinoys are made of via PGT, Saturdays at 7:30 PM and Sundays at 8:30 PM. Also, catch the funny moments and unseen footages in this highly-anticipated talent-reality show with Marc Abaya in “Pilipinas Got More Talent,” weekdays, 4:30 PM.
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Family Feud 03/31/10

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The game show that every family loves to play is back! Get ready for the fast-paced, big-time entertainment brought by GMA-7's top-rating game show, Family Feud, as it returns to Filipino homes for a new and bigger season!

Family Feud a daily half-hour game show, will now be hosted by no other than Mr. Dingdong Dantes.

Dingdong has a lot of surprises up his sleeve for the upcoming season of the show. Aside from the big cash prizes and bonus giveaways, changes were also made on the show's set to give it a brand new feel. A more high-tech playing mode is also integrated to make Family Feud at par with its international counterpart.

And this time, the whole country can take part! A nationwide audition will be held for families who want to experience the thrill of being live contestants. Auditions will be held in key cities in the Philippines, including Cebu, Davao, Iloilo and Dagupan. The families who pass the auditions will be flown in to Manila with accommodations and travel expenses paid for by the show.

The battle is on once more for two competing families of four; and we get to watch them as they try to outsmart each other with what the "survey said" in polls conducted with 100 people. Whoever accumulates the most points in four rounds advances to the "Fast Money" round where they may win the grand prize of as much as P150,000.

In the Fast Money round, two representatives of the winning family must separately try to name the most popular answers to five survey questions in 20 and 25 seconds, respectively. If the total combined score of their answers reach at least 200 points, they win the jackpot. If not, they get a consolation of P50,000 and return the next day as the defending champions, to have another chance at the jackpot which will have increased to P250,000.

The defending family has a maximum of four lucky tries at the jackpot, after which they yield the crown to a new champion.

Family Feud is all about points, winning streaks, and top answers. Which family will emerge as the winner at the end of the game to take home the jackpot? Who will pass, play, steal or strike? Well, the family that plays together—definitely wins together!

Watch and make everyday your family day! Catch Family Feud, Mondays to Fridays right before Ikaw Sana, only here on GMA-7.

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Banana Split 03/31/10

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The new season of Banana Split welcomes a new barkada. Joining sexy and pretty girls Angelica Panganiban, Cristine Reyes, Princess Ryan, and RR Enriquez are the wacky trio of John Prats, Jayson Gainza, and Zanjoe Marudo. Also taking comedy to the next level is the hilarious tandem of Pokwang and Pooh. Watch out for new sketches, segments, and spoofs that will surely make your Saturday nights hilarious as ever.
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Lumang Piso Para Sa Puso 03/31/10

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Sandra (Kristine Hermosa), who is always strapped for cash, discovers an antique coin among her dead grandmother’s things and decides to sell it so that she can have the roof of their beloved house repaired. She sells it to Dave (Oyo Sotto), the owner of the only hobby shop in their town. It is hate at first sight for the two of them, but Sandra brushes it aside, thinking that she would never see him again anyway.
But when Sandra’s grandmother starts showing up in her dreams, Sandra realized that she had offended the woman who raised her by selling one of her prized belongings. Sandra tries to buy back the coin from Dave, but he refuses because he needs the coin to complete the collection he started with his own dead father. Sandra’s best friend Joan (Nina Dolino) comes up with a wacky idea: what if they just steal the coin back?
The two women end up breaking into the shop and reclaiming the coin. Unfortunately, Dave figures out that Sandra was behind the break in and finds a way to steal back the coin. His aunt though makes him feel guilty, so he agrees to give the coin back to Sandra - if she agrees to serve as his personal maid for two weeks. As they spend more time with each other, they begin to fall in love.. and not even bratty Mayor’s daughter Erika (Nina Jose) or irritating suitor Konsehal Magtulis (DJ Durano) can get in their way.
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Ina kasusuklaman ba kita 03/31/10

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Gumapang Ka sa Lusak revolves around the lives of engaged sweethearts Rachel (Jennylyn Mercado), an aspiring young actress, and Levi (Dennis Trillo), a poor, happy-go-lucky guy.

In the town of San Felipe, Rachel's beauty stands out. She becomes the object of desire for many men, including their own mayor, Edmundo Guatlo (Al Tantay). With a fervent desire to have her, Mayor Guatlo will use all his power to make Rachel his mistress. Rachel rejects all the gifts and favors offered by the mayor. However, she will fall into the wicked mayor's trap after a series of misfortunes happen to her loved ones, including her fiancé Levi, who gets imprisoned due to an illegal activity.

Although the mayor's wife, Rowena (Sandy Andolong), is aware of her husband's infidelity, she goes along with it as long as the affair doesn't affect her comfortable and powerful position in the society.

However, things will make a sudden turn when Mayor Guatlo's secret is exposed to the public. It is a secret that will uncover a series of other secrets.

Will the mayor be able to win when he runs anew for the mayoralty post in the coming election? Will the expose free Rachel from being the Mayor's mistress? Will fate lead her back to the loving arms of Levi? Or is it too late for the hapless lovers to rekindle their affection?

Completing the cast of Gumapang Ka sa Lusak are Lotlot de Leon, Julio Diaz, Glydel Mercado, Ronnie Lazaro, Luz Valdez, Michael Sandico and Patricia Ysmael; together with the Kapuso network's homegrown stars: Mart Escudero, Ryza Cenon, Vaness del Moral, Prince Stefan and Shaun Rodriguez.

Follow the stories of love and ambition in Sine Novela presents Gumapang Ka sa Lusak, weekdays after Daisy Siete, part of GMA-7's Dramarama sa Hapon programming block.

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Juicy 03/31/10

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Juicy is an entertainment news delivered so fresh on TV5, Hosted by bubbly Alex Gonzaga and IC Mendoza, the show features entertainment trivia, fan features, and interviews with the hottest personalities in the local showbiz scene.
Main Hosts

* Alex Gonzaga - One of the most notable talk show hosts in the Philippines today, She became popular in the Philippine entertainment industry when she join the cast of the defunct show Let's Go, My Girl and My Only Hope in ABS-CBN. She is younger sister of Toni Gonzaga. In 2008, she officially changed her screen name to Alex Gonzaga. Aside from Juicy, her currently shows on TV5 are Lokomoko High & Everybody Hapi

* IC Mendoza - Starting out as a child actor appearing in numerous films from both Viva Films and Regal Films in the '90s helped IC to get used to facing the cameras. After all, showbiz runs in his blood as he is the son of Dolly Ann Carvajal and the grandson of Inday Badiday. When he grew up being openly gay, the public accepted him with open arms when he started using his gift of gab in S-Files' segment Showbiz Halller with Toni Gonzaga and Raymond Gutierrez. Since then, IC became in-demand again both on TV and movies. Upon his inclusion in the second season of "Juicy" as perfect foil to Alex Gonzaga, IC has endeared himself to the public as the rightful heir to his grandmother's monicker "Queen of Intrigues".

Awards
In the recent 25th Annual Consumers' Quality Awards, "Juicy" was adjudged as Best Entertainment Talk Show. It was the show's first award after airing for less than a year on TV. Hosts Alex Gonzaga and IC Mendoza also bagged respective awards as Best Female Talk Show Host and Best Male Talk Show Host.

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Magkano ang iyong dangal 03/31/10

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Magkano Ang Iyong Dangal is a heartwarming, poignant love story that will touch the sensibilities of those who are willing to sacrifice everything in the name of love.

Nilo (Sid Lucero) and Carmela’s (Bangs Garcia) love will be tested by problems and challenges surrounding their families. They will be separated temporarily by circumstances beyond their control, but fate will bring them back together again.

Nilo and Carmela will prove that their love could overcome everything. But mistakes from the past will not make life easy for them, an old friend (Troy- Rayver Cruz) will come back to get Carmela from Nilo. Unbeknownst to the couple, Troy will orchestrate a plan to separate them. He will try to buy off Carmela’s love by forcing her to sell her own dignity to save the man she loves. Troy’s ploy will test Nilo and Carmela’s love for each other. Theirs is a love that will transcend all mistakes, all problems, and all challenges. Nilo and Carmela will prove that love indeed has no price, it is unconditional.
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Face To Face: Talkserye 03/31/10

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Gumapang ka sa lusak 03/31/10

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Gumapang Ka sa Lusak revolves around the lives of engaged sweethearts Rachel (Jennylyn Mercado), an aspiring young actress, and Levi (Dennis Trillo), a poor, happy-go-lucky guy.

In the town of San Felipe, Rachel's beauty stands out. She becomes the object of desire for many men, including their own mayor, Edmundo Guatlo (Al Tantay). With a fervent desire to have her, Mayor Guatlo will use all his power to make Rachel his mistress. Rachel rejects all the gifts and favors offered by the mayor. However, she will fall into the wicked mayor's trap after a series of misfortunes happen to her loved ones, including her fiancé Levi, who gets imprisoned due to an illegal activity.

Although the mayor's wife, Rowena (Sandy Andolong), is aware of her husband's infidelity, she goes along with it as long as the affair doesn't affect her comfortable and powerful position in the society.

However, things will make a sudden turn when Mayor Guatlo's secret is exposed to the public. It is a secret that will uncover a series of other secrets.

Will the mayor be able to win when he runs anew for the mayoralty post in the coming election? Will the expose free Rachel from being the Mayor's mistress? Will fate lead her back to the loving arms of Levi? Or is it too late for the hapless lovers to rekindle their affection?

Completing the cast of Gumapang Ka sa Lusak are Lotlot de Leon, Julio Diaz, Glydel Mercado, Ronnie Lazaro, Luz Valdez, Michael Sandico and Patricia Ysmael; together with the Kapuso network's homegrown stars: Mart Escudero, Ryza Cenon, Vaness del Moral, Prince Stefan and Shaun Rodriguez.

Follow the stories of love and ambition in Sine Novela presents Gumapang Ka sa Lusak, weekdays after Daisy Siete, part of GMA-7's Dramarama sa Hapon programming block.

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Eat bulaga 03/31/10

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Noontime television programs were never the same again when the innovative and freethinker “Eat Bulaga!” saw light on local boob tube last July 30, 1979 on RPN-Channel 9 situated on Broadcast City.

The famous comic troika of Tito, Vic and Joey pioneered in hosting the program together with the equally enjoyable Chiqui Hollman. Until now, Tito, Vic and Joey are still regulars of the show that eventually saw different sets of co-hosts as the years pass by.

Now, “Eat Bulaga!” is celebrating its 25th year on television on the Year of the Monkey. The sailing was very, very tough but it has managed to conquer all the challenges and competitions that placed them as the top and front bearing noontime show on air.

In fact, “Eat Bulaga!” is now the longest program on air in the history of local television. And it is still going strong and continues to generate excitement on its everyday episodes!

“Eat Bulaga!” since its inception then has produced remarkable segments and discovered stars like Aiza Seguerra, Jessa Zaragoza, Donna Cruz, Allan K, Danilo Barrios and now, the phenomenal Sex Bomb Girls.

It has never stopped in fulfilling the dreams of an ordinary viewer and has given millions of pesos to its contestant from the segment “Kaserola Ng Bayan”, up to the equally famous and heart-pounding “Laban O Bawi” today.

The top stars and singers now have also been part of “Eat Bulaga!” Megastar Sharon Cuneta, Diamond Star Maricel Soriano and the likes of Ogie Alcasid, Dingdong Avanzado have been part and parcel of the noontime’s daily fare.

Other memorable segments of the program are “Little Miss Philippines”, “Mr. Pogi”, “Beautiful Girl”, “Maid In The Philippines”, “Give Love On Christmas Day” and the controversial, “Sige…Kaya Mo? Sakmo!”

Years have passed, leaders have been changed and information technology is beginning to dominate the world and yet, “Eat Bulaga!” still manages to hand on. This is because it does not sit on its laurels after reaping more than 10 awards as best variety show from the Star Awards for Television from the Philippine Movie Press Club. It does not stop exploring inspiring and interesting portions despite the fact that it has maintained its top slot on noontime shows.

That makes “Eat Bulaga!” today as a daily noontime habit. Its new sets of hosts are equally remarkable and engaging and the segments are rousing and engrossing.

But what’s doubly amusing is that the likes of Jimmy Santos, Ruby Rodriquez, Allan K, Anjo Yllana, Gladys Guevarra, Toni Rose Gayda, Julia Clarete, Paolo Ballesteros, Janno Gibbs and Michael V. manage to jive and compliment with the wit and experience of the rambunctious triumvirate of Tito, Vic and Joey!
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Wowowee 03/31/10

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Wowowee is a local noon-time variety show broadcast by ABS-CBN in the Philippines. The show first premiered on February 5, 2005, and airs live weekdays and Saturdays. The show also broadcasts worldwide through ABS-CBN's TFC.

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Diz iz it! 03/31/09

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Diz Iz It! is a local pre-noontime variety show in the Philippines produced by the Television And Production Exponents Inc. (TAPE Inc.) of Malou Fagar and Tony Tuviera. This is shown before the longest running noontime show, Eat Bulaga also owned by TAPE Inc.. The supposed pre-noontime show was to be named as Todo Bigay but never pushed through. Diz Iz It! This show is broadcast from the GMA Network Studios in Quezon City. airs internationally via GMA Pinoy TV.
Hosted by the Bayani Agbayani, Ehra Madrigal, Grace Lee and Sam Y.G. a.k.a. Shivaker, Diz Iz It! comprises of five contestants who compete for 50,000 PHP daily cash prize by displaying their entertaining production numbers. The contestants are subjected into a dance competition, as well as a mental quiz game of basic common knowledge. Aside from the major prize in the Best in Talent segment, an additional 30,000 PHP in the game show proper awaits the participating contestant. Diz Iz It! is aired from Mondays to Saturdays at 10:30am to 12pm noon on GMA and on GMA Pinoy TV at various times.

On March 24, 2010, because of improving ratings from a 7% to almost 10% last Monday, the show broadcasted live for the first time from SM Mega Mall Cinema 3. Bayani even jokingly said "Past is Past" & "Magandang Araw Pareng Vhong" to signal that they ARE improving and they still might have a chance to beat Showtime.

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