Mga Kapamilya, dinhi ta magtapok! .... KAPUSO, No TROLLING!!

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abay siyempre PPV boxing jud na.. motan-aw jud ko ana live bisan pa ug dili ABS or GMA, bisan pa sa kinahinayan nga reception nga station, tan-aw jud ko ana..

[gigglesflip]

what i like in abs cbn kay they dont just focus on one actor/actress they always give others a chance.. i mean unlike GMA marian lang permi..pareha before halos tanan nila show angel locsin nalang tanan, po.ol oi..

[jakeass]

grabeh ang
depth sa talent sa ABS,,,


di parehas sa GMA
na puros lang
marian, dingdong og richard

[friedrich]

aguyyy, si uwagan, nasaag man diri... kung kapamilya masaag didto sa ilang thread, dayon ug pamugaw ky puyo kuno sa inyong kaugalingong thread ... ingon wala na cyay post2x sa kapamilya threads, nasaag man lagi. che che che che... ironic.

ABS,

[oNePreTTymE31]

mao! ma banned untan na balik nang bayota! hilas jud kau! murag kinsa. utok isda!

[OCEANNE]

Hi Kapamilyas....

Just wanna share this article from PEP...

Top Ten TV primetime shows of 2008 (based on NUTAM)

Bong Godinez

Friday, January 23, 2009
10:22 PM
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Figures make up a competition. The same goes for television programs offered to the waiting public by the TV networks.



At present, a program's success is gauged through rating figures obtained in sample surveys conducted by AGB Nielsen Media Research, Philippines.



In a conversation with PEP (Philippine Entertainment Portal) in late 2007, AGB Nielsen's General Manager Maya Reforma explained that the survey is done through a special device attached to the television sets of the chosen households in a specific area. The device records the channels and the corresponding programs being viewed by the household at a given hour, thus explaining the daytime and primetime category. The stored data serve as the basis for the final figures, which are then assessed by the research firm's staff.



With 2008 behind us, it is interesting to list down the top primetime programs of the previous year. Note that this is based on NUTAM (Nationwide Urban TV Audience Measurement), which has a panel size of approxinately 1,670 households nationwide.



It is a known fact that the evening slot is considered as the most significant since viewership is higher during the period. Hence, advertisers—always on the lookout for any opportunity that would allow them to reach a wider market—are particularly fond of the timeslot.



Given the data provided by AGB Nielsen Media Research Philippines, PEP presents the top ten primetime shows of 2008.



MARS RAVELO'S LASTIKMAN. The Vhong Navarro action, drama fantasy series seen on ABS-CBN debuted on September 24, 2007 and aired its final episode on January 25, 2008. Lastikman was based on a popular comic book character created by Mars Ravelo. The show generated an overall rating of 36.4 percent to lead the primetime race for 2008.



MARIMAR. The phenomenal success of the Mexican soap series prompted GMA-7 to do a local adaptation, which also served as young actress Marian Rivera's ticket to fame. Actor Dingdong Dantes likewise benefited greatly from the show as his image dramatically shifted from teenybopper to mature actor. Marimar was a consistent top-rater in the Mega Manila race as well as a strong player in the nationwide contest. Opening on August 13, 2007 and running until March 14, 2008, Marimar earned a total rating of 34.8 percent.



PATAYIN SA SINDAK SI BARBARA. Considered one of the scariest and most successful horror films in local cinema, Patayin Sa Sindak Si Barbara, the television version, starred Kris Aquino, Jodi Sta. Maria, Albert Martinez, and Susan Roces, among others. The series clocked in only a relatively small total of 15 episodes, yet the show made a huge impression both in the Mega Manila and nationwide survey.



KUNG FU KIDS. Dubbed as the first locally produced live-action fantasy series, Kung Fu Kids opened on January 28, 2008 and ended on April 25, 2008. The show used the so-called motion capture animation effects—reportedly the first local program to adopt the technology.



DYESEBEL. Another Mars Ravelo graphic creation portrayed on television. Dyesebel brought back the winning tandem of Marian Rivera and Dingdong Dantes following the success of Marimar. Just like its predecessor, Dyesebel was a strong fixture in the ratings battle, dominating the Mega Manila race from start to finish.



THE SINGING BEE. A local franchise of the popular US singing game show, The Singing Bee featured Cesar Montano as main host, together with The Honebees led by Mel Villena. The show hit home with local viewers as its concept falls directly in line with the Pinoy pastime, videoke. The show premiered on April 21, 2008 and is still on air.



DYOSA. Anne Curtis's current series continues to gather strength as shown by its rating figures in the past weeks. The fantasy series features Anne Curtis, Luis Manzano, Sam Milby and Zanjoe Marudo. The show amassed a total rating of 32.2 percent to place seventh overall in the top-rating primetime programs of 2008.



LOBO. Angel Locsin's first series since joining ABS-CBN was not particularly a big threat in the Mega Manila ratings. But the NUTAM contest painted a totally different story. Lobo's success in the nationwide survey definitely proved that Angel still had a strong grip on the viewers, just like when she top-billed the GMA-7 programs, Darna and Mulawin.



TV PATROL WORLD. The country's longest running news program debuted on March 2, 1987 and continues to deliver the hottest news in and out of the country. Presently hosted by Ted Failon, Karen Davila and Julius Babao for the weeknights edition and Alex Santos and Bernadette Sembrano during weekends. TV Patrol earned a total of 31.2 percent and wound up on ninth place.



I LOVE BETTY LA FEA. ABS-CBN's local remake of the Colombian popular series, which stars Bea Alonzo and John Lloyd Cruz, premiered on September 8, 2008. Like Dyosa, the show continues to gather momentum in entering 2009. For 2008, I Love Betty La Fea garnered a rating of 30.5 percent to clinch tenth spot.

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From PEP
Blockbuster films of 2008, according to SM Cinemas and Robinsons Movieworld
Jocelyn Dimaculangan
Friday, January 16, 2009
06:55 PM
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A bubbly editorial assistant working for a grumpy magazine editor seemed an unlikely pair but their chemistry worked onscreen. It worked so well that Laida and Migs, played by Sarah Geronimo and John Lloyd Cruz in A Very Special Love, proved to be the supreme love team in 2008. Directed by Cathy Garcia-Molina, this Star Cinema film premiered in Philippine cinema houses starting July 30, 2008.

The movie topped the list of blockbuster films culled by PEP (Philippine Entertainment Portal) from SM Cinema and Robinsons Movieworld, two malls that have branches located all over the Philippines.



Films from Star Cinema dominated the lists given by SM and Robinsons. In fact, four out of the top five films of 2008 were produced by the film production arm of ABS-CBN. These are: A Very Special Love, For the First Time, Caregiver, and Ang Tanging Ina N'yong Lahat.



The Valentine offering of GMA Films and Regal Entertainment, My Bestfriend's Girlfriend, starring Richard Gutierrez and Marian Rivera, landed in the 4th spot of the SM list.

PEP noticed that the Top Ten Pinoy films of both shopping-mall theaters were almost the same. However, Robinsons Movieworld included Desperadas 2 as one of the top films last year but this Regal Entertainment movie was not in the Top Ten of SM Cinema.

The movie based on characters of the popular ‘80s sitcom, Iskul Bukol: 20 Years Later, topped ticket sales in SM but not in Robinsons.



It is also interesting to note that moviegoers prefer to watch comedies (particularly romantic comedies) more than other genres. The romantic comedies, A Very Special Love and My Bestfriend's Girlfriend, entered the magic five; the sequel of Ang Tanging Ina was a comedy that could be enjoyed by the whole family. For the First Time, the KC Concepcion-Richard Gutierrez movie shot in Greece, had its share of comedy and drama.


Sharon Cuneta's Caregiver was heavy drama but it landed on the third spot of the SM list. It was also shot abroad, specifically in London.


SM CINEMA. With 32 branches nationwide, translating to 198 screens (including IMAX), SM is undoubtedly the largest cinema exhibitor in the country today. According to Gerry Ocampo, the booking manager of SM Cinema, the data he presented is based on ticket sales from all SM cinemas nationwide. However, these include ticket sales only up to December 31, 2008.


In an email that he sent to PEP, he stated, "Ang Tanging Ina N'yong Lahat generated more sales from January 1 up to the present, which means it can overtake some movies on the top spot after its entire run."



To date, the Metro Manila Film Festival entry starring Ai-Ai delas Alas is still being screened in various theaters nationwide.


Here is the list of the most watched Pinoy films for 2008 (in random order) according to SM Cinema:

A Very Special Love

For the First Time

My Bestfriend's Girlfriend

Ang Tanging Ina N'yong Lahat

Caregiver

Dobol Trobol

Iskul Bukol: 20 Years After

My Only U

My Big Love

When Love Begins


A well-placed source from SM ranked the top five films according to their box-office sales:



Top Five Films (SM Cinema)

1. A Very Special Love

2. For the First Time

3. Caregiver

4. My Bestfriend's Girlfriend

5. Ang Tanging Ina N'yong Lahat



ROBINSONS MOVIEWORLD. Melissa de Guzman, Marketing Manager of Robinsons Movieworld, revealed that they have 83 screens distributed among their 13 branches nationwide.


Top Ten Films (Robinsons Movieworld)



1. A Very Special Love

2. For the First Time

3. Ang Tanging Ina N'yong Lahat

4. My Bestfriend's Girlfriend

5. Caregiver

6. My Big Love

7. Desperadas 2

8. When Love Begins

9. My Only U

10. Dobol Trobol

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Top 10 Highest Rating TV Shows in the Philippines for 2008

Check out which shows topped the daytime and primetime race in Mega Manila and NUTAM tv ratings for the year 2008.

The rankings were based as per single broadcast of the programs mentioned, either a special or a series, and not in average in the case of tv series.

NUTAM Top 10 - Daytime

1. Unfinished Business: Marquez-Pacquiao II (GMA 7) - 48.6%
2. Lethal Combination: Pacquiao vs. Diaz (GMA 7) - 46.0%
The Dream Match: De La Hoya vs. Pacquiao (GMA 7) - 46%
3. Paalam Daboy 1952-2008 (GMA 7) - 26%
4. Marimar Memories (GMA 7) - 25.9%
5. El Cuerpo del Deseo (July Episode, ABS-CBN) - 23.7%
6. El Cuerpo del Deseo (June Episode, ABS-CBN) - 23.6%
7. The Challenge: Casamayor Vs. Marquez (ABS-CBN) -23.4%
8. De La Hoya vs. Forbes: Homecoming (ABS-CBN) - 23.2%
9. Wowowee (April Episode, ABS-CBN) - 23%
10. Paalam Daboy (ABS-CBN) - 22.9%

NUTAM Top 10 - Primetime

1. Pinoy Big Brother Teen Edition Plus: Big Night (ABS-CBN) - 42.4%
2. Pinoy Dream Academy Season II Grand Dream Nights (ABS-CBN) - 40.4%
3. Marimar (March Episode, GMA) - 38.1%
4. Pinoy Dream Academy Little Grand Dream Night (ABS-CBN) - 37.5%
5. Kung Fu Kids (January Episode, ABS-CBN) - 37.1%
6. Marimar (February Episode, GMA) - 36.9%
7. Lobo (January Episode, ABS-CBN) - 36.3%
8. Dyesebel (April Episode, GMA) - 35.7%
9. The Singing Be (September Episode, ABS-CBN) - 35.2%
10. Kung Fu Kids (February Episode - 34.1%)

MEGA MANILA TOP 10 - Daytime

1. Lethal Combination: Pacquiao vs. Diaz (June 29, GMA) - 63.8%
2. Unfinished Business: Marquez-Pacquiao II (March 16, GMA) - 48.5%
3. Lethal Combination: Primer (June 29, GMA) - 46.4%
4. The Dream Match: Pacquiao-De La Hoya (December 7, GMA) - 45.6%
5. Dyesebel (May 4 Replay) - 42.2%
6. Gaano Kadalas Ang Minsan? (July 31, GMA) - 27.2%
7. Eat Bulaga! (Sept. 6, GMA) - 25.5%
Gaano Kadalas Ang Minsan? (Sept. 19, GMA) - 25.5%
8. Eat Bulaga! (August 2, GMA) - 25.2%
9. Pinoy Records (August 2, GMA) - 24.9%
Gaano Kadalas ang Minsan (Sept. 16, GMA) - 24.9%
10. Magdusa Ka (August 15, GMA) - 24.7%

MEGA MANILA TOP 10 - Primetime

1. Marimar (March 14, GMA) - 52.6%
2. Marimar (March 7, GMA) - 47.9%
3. Marimar (Feb. 26, GMA) - 47.8%
4. Marimar (Feb. 13, GMA) - 46.7%
5. Marimar (Feb. 27, GMA) - 46.6%
6. Marimar (March 11, GMA) - 46.1%
7. Marimar (Feb. 28, GMA) - 46.0%
Marimar (Feb. 15, GMA) - 46.0%
8. Marimar (March 12, GMA) - 45.9%
Marimar (March 6, GMA) - 45.9%
9. Marimar (Feb. 7, GMA) - 45.4%
10. Marimar (Feb. 12, GMA) - 45.2%

Top 10 Highest Rating TV Shows in the Philippines for 2008 : Starmometer.com

@ninzska: asa nimu na nakuha imoha? lol

overall wags..

kung sa tindahan pa, wholesale..dili ang retail..ki ang wholesale mao'y mas dako ug savings ug profit! LOL. awa ang gi-=post ni oceanne. similar ra sa kai ninzska..

nasaag lage ka dinhi??

[heidirella]

one thing i love about abscbn is their station ID.... the best para nko kato cla mga comedians headed by comedy king Dolphy, nka formal attire and firm straight faces with comment that goes" seryoso kami mag patawa!"
and all the other station ID's...nice jud kaayo. theyre simply the best and it needs no explanation.