TV5 and Cignal held a virtual mediacon Thursday on the eve of the arrival of new programming amid the network’s renewed focus on entertainment.
The Netflix-acquired, TV5-produced drama series Amo by internationally recognized director Brillante Mendoza is both notable and controversial for a number of reasons. It is notable for being one of the first two Filipino productions acquired by Netflix and the first Filipino TV series to be released exclusively on the international platform.
TYPE OF REVIEW : FIRST IMPRESSION REVIEW Moderate spoilers. TV5 has long had their foot in the door, but can’t seem to make their way inside what has become a…
The Philippines’ TV5 has been on a roll since finally ramping up its efforts to be a legitimate threat to the decade-long duopoly on Philippine television. Aside from successes in…
TV5’s first miniseries Sa Ngalan Ng Ina (In the Name of the Mother) is certainly being talked about for many reasons. The biggest of which is it is the official…
Since TAPE, Inc., the production house behind Eat Bulaga took the show from its home on ABS-CBN to a new one on GMA, Channel 2 had struggled to find their…
Teen and youth-oriented shows in the Philippines are never anything to write home about and at most are merely vehicles to introduce the public to the network’s newest young recruits….
Okay class, here is your essay question for today. This clip has been the topic of heated and sometimes nasty and nonsensical debate. This segment of the TV5 variety/game show…
It took two weeks for someone to notice a child allegedly being abused on live television. That sounds pretty odd. But it could be one of a few things… Maybe…
Saturday, October 23, 2010 A big day on Philippine television. No, not just the premiere of Willie Revillame’s Willing Willie, but the signaling that yes, there are more than two…