First off on December 4 is the Asian TV premiere of DROP DEAD DIVA. From the reputable Sony Pictures Television, this Hollywood TV series is starred by actress Brooke Elliott. In this back-from-the-dead story, Brooke plays the role of Deb Dobson, a model wannabe who, after meeting a fatal car accident, returns to life in the recently deceased, plus-size body of Jane Bingum, a brilliant attorney. Its “dramedy” and fantasy elements mixed with commentaries on body image and women in the workplace are sure to glue women to their seats every Friday night.

PINOY SILVER SCREEN, meanwhile, brings box-office Pinoy movies at the comfort of one’s home starting December 5 and every Saturday night from then on. First on its roster is “I.T.A.L.Y.” which stars Dennis Trillo, Rufa Mae Quinto, Jolina Magdangal, Rhian Ramos, Mark Herras, and Eugene Domingo. Next on the list is the Marian Rivera and Richard Gutierrez tandem in “My Bestfriend’s Girlfriend” followed by “Bongga Ka Boy, Ikaw Pa Rin” (Robin Padilla and Ai-Ai Delas Alas) and “Lab en Kisses” (Vic Sotto and Vina Morales).

Making a comeback on Q this December 7 is TAKESHI’S CASTLE, led by the witty and wacky tandem of Joey de Leon as Master GT and Ryan Yllana as Capt. B. Classic scenes of people braving challenging and sometimes ridiculously impossible obstacles and mazes once again invades Philippine television.

Premiering on the same day is the showbiz talk show TWEETBIZ. Led by showbiz insiders Tim Yap, Mr. Fu, and Sam Y.G. as Shivaker , together with their teams of paparazzi, TWEETBIZ not only brings viewers the hottest and the latest in and around showbiz but also rates each tidbit from the most shocking news to the plainest gossip. TWEETBIZ also has an online section on WMN.ph for those who are not only into watching but also reading showbiz headlines!

Don’t miss all these exciting programs! Be sure to catch the premiere of DROP DEAD DIVA, PINOY SILVER SCREEN, TAKESHI’S CASTLE, and TWEETBIZ this month of December, only on QTV.

QTV Welcomes December with 4 Exciting Programs originally appeared on Starmometer on November 26, 2009.