GMA Network has new dramas, a game show, and “Eleksyon 2022” for the second quarter of the year.
These were revealed by GMA executives Lilybeth G. Rasonable, senior vice president for Entertainment, Jose Mari R. Abacan, first vice president for Program Management, and Ianessa S. Valdellon, first vice president for Public Affairs, at a virtual presser.
After launching “First Lady” with Gabby Concepcion and Sanya Lopez, “Widows’ Web” with Carmina Villarroel, “Artikulo 247” featuring Rhian Ramos and Kris Bernal, and “Mano Po Legacy: Her Big Boss” with Ken Chan, Kelvin Miranda and Bianca Umali, the network is delivering fun via the world’s favorite game show — “Family Feud” — hosted by Dingdong Dantes.
It will soon bring the inspiring series “Raising Mamay” on the afternoon timeslot. The family drama will star Ai Ai Delas Alas, Shayne Sava and Abdul Raman.
Another world-class drama awaits viewers — “Bolera” — starring Kylie Padilla with Rayver Cruz and Jak Roberto.
Cameras are also rolling for GMA Public Affairs’ primetime programs “Love You Stranger” starring Gabbi Garcia and Khalil Ramos and “Lolong” with Ruru Madrid.
Also happening this March is the much-awaited return of live collegiate sports events as the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) kicks off its 97th Season on March 20 with GMA Synergy’s six-episode daily show Game On! that’s sure to prime us up for the Season 97 Opening Ceremony and the start of Men’s Basketball Games on March 26.
GMA recently announced that it is producing a local adaptation of the hit Korean drama series “Start-Up,” to be headlined by two of the country’s highly-acclaimed and bankable actors: Alden Richards and Bea Alonzo in their first soap.
New Kapuso actor Xian Lim joins Glaiza De Castro in the primetime series “False Positive,” a romance-comedy about a neglected wife who is made to feel inferior by her husband’s utter disregard of her feelings.
GMA is also excited about the live-action adaptation of the hit Japanese anime series “Voltes V: Legacy.” The groundbreaking project stars Miguel Tanfelix as Steve Armstrong, Ysabel Ortega as Jamie Robinson, Radson Flores as Mark Gordon, Matt Lozano as Big Bert, Raphael Landicho as Little John, and Martin del Rosario as the Boazanian Prince Zardoz.
Viewers should also watch out for: “The Fake Life,” about a man who realizes he is not living the life he thought he had; “Apoy sa Langit,” an advocacy-driven series that showcases an unusual story of betrayal and family affairs; “Abot Kamay na Pangarap,” a tale of an impoverished but smart girl coping with the challenges of love, skills, family, and her dreams; “Frozen Love,” a story about the daughter of an ice resurfacer machine driver at an ice-skating rink who got the opportunity of a lifetime when she became a part of a figure skating team; “Return to Paradise,” which tells the life of two college students who are marooned on an island and fall in love; “Heaven In My Heart,” a heartwarming series about two strangers who have learned to love each other as mother and child even if they are not related by blood; “Underage,” a television re-telling of the Regal Entertainment movie classic of three country girls whose lives were turned upside down when they transfer to the city; and “Nakarehas Na Puso,” a tale about second chances.
Other upcoming Kapuso shows include: “The Witness,” “Love Before Sunrise,” “What a Joy,” and “Sang’gre,” about a young woman who manifests magical powers, not knowing she is the only child of the goddess Danaya.
The much-awaited Philippine franchise of the SBS Korea Original “Running Man Philippines” also airs this 2022. Then, a new breed of talented artists who can make beautiful music together is also set to be discovered in the innovative singing contest “Sing for Hearts.”
The Kapuso Network is likewise keeping it good with new shows in its second free-to-air channel, GTV: “Sweet Sixteen,” “Heart of an Angel,” and “One Knife Only.”
GMA continues to surprise televiewers with its fresh slate of Asian dramas and movies, including “Now We Are Breaking Up,” “Yumi’s Cells,” “The Wolf,” “Man of Vengeance,” “Prophecy of Love,” “The Merciless Judge,” and “The Witch’s Diner.”
Meanwhile, GMA and Quantum Films bring forth the heartwarming drama “What We Could Be,” headlined by Miguel Tanfelix, Yasser Marta, and Ysabel Ortega. It tells the story of a hopeful young woman who dreams of rebuilding their family’s bakery.
GMA is also ready to deliver the most comprehensive election coverage across all platforms through “Eleksyon 2022.”
This month, GMA News and Public Affairs Digital Media has taken electoral literacy to another level after it rolled out its voters’ education campaign “#eLeksyonSerye.”
GMA News and Public Affairs is also gearing up for “Debate 2022: The GMA Presidential Face-Off.” Hosted by Vicky Morales and Pia Arcangel with Mike Enriquez and Mel Tiangco as panelists, “Debate 2022: The GMA Presidential Face-Off” aims to serve as the voters’ final compass in deciding who is deserving of their vote for the highest position in the land.
And on Election Day, May 9, as Filipinos choose the country’s next set of leaders, the country’s leading broadcast station with the widest reach brings “Eleksyon 2022: The GMA News and Public Affairs’ Election Coverage” led by Mel, Mike, Vicky, Arnold Clavio, Howie Severino, and Jessica Soho.
