The people’s show managed to get a 6.5% AMR or 28.8% audience share in MegaTam, compared to ABS-CBN’s ratings by daypart of 4.9% AMR (21.3% share) and GMA’s 5.8% AMR (25.3% share).

Among all game-variety shows, Wil Time Bigtime was the most watched last Saturday; generating the highest number of viewers in nationwide urban TV. Based on Nielsen’s NuTam data last Saturday (August 13), Wil Time Bigtime generated almost 2.7 million viewers as compared to ABS-CBN’s The Price is Right with only 2.1 million viewers. Moreover, Wil Time Bigtime captured almost 400,000 more viewers versus GMA’s Manny Many Prizes, which only posted an average of 2.3 million viewers nationwide.

But despite the show’s continuous success in the ratings game, Willie Revillame (or Kuya Wil as he is fondly called by millions of Filipinos who love him) is still in awe that even after years of dealing with a multitude of stories from different individuals via his TV programs, stirring accounts are still waiting to be told. Take for example when they featured differently-abled people in Wil Time Bigtime segment recently—a very first for Kuya Wil since he ventured into TV hosting.

All the way from Baguio—with only their 5-year-old daughter serving as their eyes throughout their commute—a blind married couple traversed the chilly road of the north at two in the morning and made it to the audition venue in Quezon City just before noon. JR, a blind massage therapist, was selected to join the segment where at least P3.5 million worth of prizes are at stake. But during the interview portion with Kuya Wil, JR and wife Shirley were too modest to accept too much money from Kuya Wil. For the Wil Time Bigtime host, it’s not every day that people refuse money they think is beyond what they needed. Instead of the usual P5,000 he hands to a contestant, he gave JR a total of P37,000. “Kahit hindi na po ako manalo ngayon malaking tulong na po ‘to. Hindi ko na hangad na makuha ang jackpot,” JR said, his voice cracking in emotion. He added that he would use the money to start a small vegetable buy-and-sell enterprise in Baguio.

The Wil Time Bigtime host admitted that the blind masseur’s character gave him a personal awakening. “Alam mo, JR, inspirasyon kayo sa’ming mga normal na tao. Inspirasyon kayo sa’min na minsan marami pang hinahangad sa buhay, marami pang hinihingi. Pero samantalang kayo simple lang,” Kuya Wil said. “Napakaswerte namin na naging bisita namin kayong lahat kasi namumulat kami kung gaano kahalaga ang tunay na pagmamahal sa kapwa.” Apart from giving him P37,000, Kuya Wil vowed that Wil Time Bigtime would arrange the family’s transportation back to Baguio.

Willie Revillame Continues to Learn Life Lessons from Contestants originally appeared on Starmometer on August 15, 2011.

“Ma, hindi ko alam ang sagot,” Nonoy uttered in surprise while his mother tried to hold him up to accept his prizes including P1 million cash, a Foton van and a house and lot from Camella Homes. He sets the record as the first to win the mega jackpot last May 26 (Thursday), just 12 days after Wil Time Bigtime was launched last May 14.

“Ganyan kasimple ang buhay, dapat lumalaban gaya ni Nonoy,” Willie told the audience after handing Nonoy a P1 million mock check (facsimile of a bank cheque).

The 20-year old gardener and service crew from Paranaque City is a fighter, indeed. Despite his age and lack of money, Nonoy was able to support his education while providing for his family at the same time. “Mataas na ang edad ko pero sinikap ko pa rin po makatapos ng hayskul sa pamamagitan ng pag-woworking student,” he said in an interview with TV5 newscast AKSYON.

Nonoy graduated from high school last March and is planning to pursue a college degree using a portion of money from his cash prize. He also plans to juggle work and school to support the education of his five siblings.

Earlier in the game, Nonoy was ecstatic after making it to the “Wil Time Bigtime” segment. “Napakalaking karangalan po sa amin na makasama sa nag-iisang programang itong nagbibigay ng pag-asa sa’ming mahihirap,” he said.

Nonoy made it to the “Mega Jackpot” round after he finished the mind-challenging game “Step In, Step Out.” For the final question, Willie asked,“Sa listahan ng PAGASA ng mga bagyo ngayong 2011, ano ang magiging pangalan ng panlimang bagyo?” to which Nonoy guessed, “[Letter] C. Egay.”

The people’s show continues to serve family-oriented entertainment with bits of inspiring stories for its millions of viewers every night (Monday to Friday) at 6:30pm and on Saturdays at 5pm only on TV5.

20-Year-Old HS Grad is Wil Time Bigtime‘s First Mega Jackpot Winner originally appeared on Starmometer on June 2, 2011.

Wil Time Bigtime’s premiere last Saturday, May 14, solidifies TV5’s lead in weekend primetime ratings game as it topples other major networks with 37.5% audience share within the show’s timeslot, according to the data provided by Nielsen Media Research. The 3-hour pilot episode of Wil Time Bigtime has posted an overwhelming audience share of 37.5% in MegaTAM; overtaking GMA’s 26.0% and ABS-CBN’s 19.5% audience shares, respectively.

Wil Time Bigtime’s Saturday pilot has earned raves after it finally unveiled its state-of-the-art full high-definition LED floor—a first in TV viewing experience across Asia. Its modern set fully enhances the excitement in most of its game segments including “Red, White, Blue,” “Family Apir,” “Roll It,” and its banner segment “Wil Time Bigtime.”

The public’s resounding welcome for the return of Willie Revillame on primetime TV proves his unwavering popularity among the Filipino masses. Willie and his co-host, Valenzuela councilor Shalani Soledad, are very thankful to all those who stood by the show and promise to give their 101% percent for the constant improvement of the people’s program.

Wil Time Bigtime airs weeknights at 6:30pm and on Saturdays at 5:00pm.

‘Wil Time Bigtime’ Premieres Strongly | Pilot Episode Photos originally appeared on Starmometer on May 16, 2011.

Starting this Saturday, May 14, Willie Revillame makes his much-awaited comeback with a brand new variety show that will surely amaze viewers – Wil Time Bigtime.

Showcasing exciting new games using a state-of-the-art set with a full high-resolution LED floor, Wil Time Bigtime becomes the best source of entertainment for every Filipino all over the world. The new show promises pure fun and bigtime prizes that can go a long way in making a difference in the lives of many people.

“We’re very optimistic with what the new show has to offer. Wil Time Bigtime becomes TV5’s strongest link to the masses and we’re offering them a whole new TV viewing experience with the technology we’re utilizing in the show,” said Roberto V. Barreiro, TV5 Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer.

With Willie Revillame’s popularity among the masses, he is committed to extending to them the best chances to fulfil their dreams. “Wil Time Bigtime is the people’s program. This show is created to entertain them, make them forget their problems even for a while, and possibly realize their dreams,” Willie shared.

Wil Time Bigtime airs at 5:00pm this Saturday (May 14). It will also air during weeknights at 6:30pm only on TV5.

‘Willing Willie’ to be Replaced by ‘Wil Time Bigtime’, Premieres this May 14 on TV5 originally appeared on Starmometer on May 11, 2011.

“I Wil be back! Bigtime sa saya at bigtime sa papremyo ang handog natin sa ating mga Kapatid na hindi bumibitaw at walang patid ang pagsuporta sa ating programa. Ang pagbabalik natin ay para sa bawat Pilipino dahil sila naman talaga ang bigtime dito. Sa Mayo 14, magpapatuloy ang oras ng saya at pag-asa,” Revillame expressed.
From the producers of primetime show Willing Willie, TV5 responds to the tremendous public clamor for the return of the pro-mass show. Since its pilot late last year, the phenomenal nightly variety game show has entertained millions and changed the lives of many Filipinos who tuned in and participated in the program. To continue realizing people’s dreams, the show returns via Wil Time Bigtime with loads of exciting treats in store for everyone.

Apart from fun and prizes, Wil Time Bigtime showcases new games that will utilize an LED (light-emitting diodes) floor and new software technology for a whole new TV experience.

“This brand new approach in local game show is definitely a visual treat for all Filipinos across. While brainstorming for new segments, we’re keeping in mind that these new innovations on TV shall be incorporated in all the mechanics of the games to make sure that we offer something new for everyone,” said Jay Montelibano, business unit head of Wil Time Bigtime.

Moreover, the much-anticipated comeback of the popular variety show signals the return of the people’s host, Willie Revillame. His charismatic hosting style and undisputed appeal to the public underscore an overwhelming call for a new and family-oriented primetime viewing with less bad news and crime reports. He will also be joined by his graceful and beautiful co-host, Valenzuela councilor Shalani Soledad.

Wil Time Bigtime’s finest hour on primetime begins at 5pm this Saturday (May 14). It will also air during weeknights at 6:30pm only on TV5.

‘Willing Willie’ to be Replaced by ‘Wiltime Bigtime’, Marks Start of Premium Hour on Philippine TV this Saturday originally appeared on Starmometer on May 10, 2011.

“We Wil Be Back!” – this is what the banner says on the website of Willie Revillame‘s new show.

Yes folks! Willie Revillame is making a comeback on primetime television but not through “Willing Willie” but with a similarly formatted show titled “Wiltime Bigtime.”

This was announced by Cristy Fermin on TV5′s daily showbiz program “Juicy! Express” this morning. The showbiz news reporter and tv host also said that the date of Revillame’s return and the premiere of the new program is on May 14, this coming Saturday.

Contrary to rumors that Willie’s new show will be transferred to the noontime slot competing against GMA-7′s “Eat! Bulaga” and ABS-CBN’s “Happy, Yipee, Yehey!”, “Wiltime Bigtime” will have the same time slot as “Willing Willie” – Saturday at 5:30 p.m. and weeknights at 6:30 p.m.

TV5 Chairman Manny V. Pangilinan, in an earlier interview, mentioned that it’s highly possible that “Willing Willie” or Revillame’s new show will start airing on May 14. The Kapatid Network, on the other hand, will release an official statement regarding this matter on May 12, 2 days before the target date of the Wiltime Bigtime‘s pilot episode.

It can be recalled that Willing Willie was suspended by the MTRCB because of its controversial March 12 episode (CLICK HERE FOR RELATED ARTICLE) which coincidentally happened on “Wiltime Bigtime” segment of the show.

‘Wiltime Bigtime’ is Willie Revillame’s Comeback Show originally appeared on Starmometer on May 9, 2011.

The Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB) has released its decision regarding the controversial March 12 episode of “Willing Willie” that showed a 6-year-old boy dancing like a macho dancer.

The verdict: one month suspension!

Here is the decision of the board as released via their official website mtrcb.gov.ph:

SINUSPINDE NG MTRCB ANG “WILLING WILLIE” NGUNIT HINAYAAN ANG TV5 NA MAGPAPATUPAD NG MGA HAKBANG PARA SA SELF-REGULATION

Sinuspinde isang (1) buwan ng Hearing and Adjudication Committee (“Committee”) ng Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (“MTRCB”) ang programang ‘Willing Willie” bilang parusa sa paglabag nito sa Section 3(c) of P.D. 1986, ngunit hinayaang ibawas ang panahong naka-voluntary suspension ang programa, bilang hakbang ng self-regulation ng TV5.

Dagdag pa dito, pinatawan din ng Probation ang programa, o inilagay ang programa sa status na per-episode permit, hanggang makumbinse and MTRCB na tunay at seryoso ang pagpapatupad ng self-regulation measures na ipinangako ng TV5 at WilProductions.

Sa pagpapataw ng kaparusahan ito, binigyang-pansin ng MTRCB ang mga sumusunod na mga hakbang na tinaguriang “measures of self-regulation and perpetual improvement” ng TV5:

a. Voluntary suspension ng “Willing Willie” mula pa noong 11 Abril 2011 hanggang sa kasalukuyan.

b. Paglalagay ng mahigpit na Alituntuning gumagabay sa partisipasyon ng mga bata sa mga shows at events.

c. Pagtatalaga ng isang Internal Child Ombudsman na mangangasiwa at mangangalaga sa karapatan ng mga bata sa mga auditions, at titiyak na sumusunod sa mga itinakda ng batas para sa broadcasting..

d. Pag-utos ng Moratorium sa mga batang contestants, habang hindi pa napatitibay ang mga safeguards.

e. Pagpapatibay sa pakikipag-ugnayan sa Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE), Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) at iba pang ahensiya ng gobyerno upang matiyak ang pangangalaga sa mga karapatan ng mga bata.

f. Pagbubuo ng “Rules of Ethics” para sa mga talents, production staff at crew, at iba pang manggagawa sa production.

g. Pagbubuo ng Standards Compliance Group, na binubuo ng (i) the Standards Advisory Board, at ng (ii) Compliance Unit.

h. Pakikipagtulungan sa Kapisanan ng mga Brodkaster ng Pilipinas (KBP) at sa Philippine Association of National Advertisers (PANA) at iba pang stakeholders upang makapagtalaga ng makabuluhang alituntunin gagabay sa broadcast industry sa mga sitwasyon na may partisipasyon ang batasa mga talent, game at reality shows.

i. Pagtatalaga ng “Guidelines on the Treatment of Children as Viewers, Subjects, Talents or Participants,” sa pakikipagtulungan sa Philippine Children’s Television Foundation.

Bagamat kinikilala ng MTRCB na kapakipaki-pakinabang ang lahat ng ito, at maaaring gawing mabuting halibawa ng kung ano ang dapat tularan ng ibang networks, upang matiyak na maibibigay ang special protection for children, nanawagan ang MTRCB sa TV5 at sa lahat ng networks, na dalhin sa higit na mataas na antas, ang mga pangako ng pagbabago, na pinagyayaman ng patuloy na introspeksiyong-kolektibo ng buong industriya ng telebisyon.

Sa Desisyon, nagpaalala ang MTRCB: “Celebrities and TV personalities should exercise the highest degree of care and diligence, as they are the most seen, and their reach and influence is far greater than any other individual. It is the responsibility of the network and their talents to educate themselves regarding: gender sensitivity, children and women’s rights issues; the rights of indigenous peoples, persons with disabilities, senior citizens, and other marginalized sectors of the society. Let this Decision stand as a reminder to all networks, producers, directors, public figures, celebrities and hosts that: We are all advocates. And as advocates, we are duty-bound to fight for a TV industry that does not only make us ‘eat for a day,’ but an industry that inspires, transforms, and moves us, to live better lives.”

MARY GRACE POE LLAMANZARES
Chairperson

Because the one month suspension includes the number of days of Willing Willie‘s voluntary suspension which started last April 11, 2011, TV5 can start airing the show this Monday, May 9.

The committee approved the inclusion of the show’s voluntary suspension in the 1 month suspension because of TV5′s self-regulatory measures, voluntary suspension, formal apology, admission of responsibility, and that this is the first offense of “Willing Willie.”

‘Willing Willie’ Suspended by MTRCB for 1 Month originally appeared on Starmometer on May 4, 2011.

Controversial TV host Willie Revillame and his show “Willing Willie” are set to return on Philippine television this coming May 7, 2011, after a one month break, this according to showbiz talk show Cristy Fermin.

The Paparazzi host announced today that Willie Revillame has already talked with TV5′s top executives regarding the major changes that they need to make in order for the show’s return.

Televiewers can expect not only a change in the show’s format but also some technical improvements including the first ever LED dance floor in the country.

Does it mean we can also expect a “brand new” Willie Revillame?

A Brand New ‘Willing Willie’ to Return on May 7 originally appeared on Starmometer on April 27, 2011.

“Mawawala kami ng dalawang linggo. Mahal na mahal ko kayo. Ipagdasal nyong makabalik pa ang programa (Willing Willie),” Revillame said. He added that they are supposed to celebrate the 6th month of Willing Willie on air this April 23 and he enumerated all the setbacks that they encountered for the show to go on, the latest of which is the controversial March 12 episode wherein he was accused by some government agencies, religious organizations and prominent personalities of committing child abuse (CLICK HERE FOR RELATED ARTICLE).

Revillame also expressed his disappointments to big companies who immediately pulled out their ad placements from the show because of the incident, like Procter and Gamble and Mang Inasal among others.

He also attacked celebrities who expressed their disgust about about the incident via their Twitter accounts. He named these celebrities as follows: Lea Salonga, Aiza Seguerra, Bianca Gonzales, Jim Paredes, Lea Navarro, Mylene Dizon, Tuesday Vargas, K Brosas and Agot Isidro.

Revillame questioned the said celebrities on what they have made to help the poor. “Nakagawa ba kayo ng tulong? Anong nagawa nyo? Nagbigay ba kayo sa Bantay Bata ng 1 million? Ung mga taong yan winasak ang pangalan ko sa Twitter,” he asked.

“May natulungan ba kayong mahirap? Aiza, magpakalalake ka! Agot, wala ka namang anak kung makapacomment ka! Bianca, akala mo kung sino ka na,” he added.

He threatened to sue them in court.

According to a TV5 insider, Willie Revillame will contemplate until Holy Week if he will leave showbiz once and for all. If not, the show might resume airing after that.

Willing Willie to Go Off Air Starting Monday originally appeared on Starmometer on April 9, 2011.

Here is TV5′s official statement regarding the recent controversy involving its main host Willie Revillame and the 6-year-old Willing Willie contestant Jan-Jan Suan:

Mr. Willie Revillame, the producers of “Willing Willie” and TV5 sincerely and deeply apologize for the segment of the show featuring 6-year-old Jan-Jan Suan which viewers may have found offensive or in bad taste. We wish to stress that there was never any intention to humiliate or abuse Jan-Jan or any contestant on the show.

Again, TV5 and Wil Productions express profound regret for any insensitivity on their part, and wish to thank all those who have expressed concern. We are always grateful to be reminded of our obligations to the viewing public. In turn, we hope to make clear that the objective of the show has always been to bring joy and hope to Filipinos, whether they are participating on the show or viewing at home.

TV5 Releases Statement Regarding the March 12 Episode of ‘Willing Willie’ originally appeared on Starmometer on March 28, 2011.

A YouTube video taken from the March 12 episode of “Willing Willie” ignited another controversy against its host Willie Revillame.

In the March 12 episode of “Willing Willie,” a 6-year-old boy named Jan Jan was made to dance like a macho dancer by host Willie Revillame in exchange for P10,000.00.

This segment of the episode has been uploaded on YouTube where it attracted thousands of viewers. Various people who were able to see the clip shared their disgust on the said incident via Facebook and Twitter.

The video made its way to the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) and caught their attention. They said the incident is clear case of child abuse.

Here is the press statement released by DSWD Secretary Corazon Juliano-Soliman which is addressed to TV5 Chairman Manny v. Pangilinan:

March 28, 2011

MR. MANNY V. PANGILINAN
Chairman
ABC Development Corporation

Dear Mr. Pangilinan:

This is with regard to the 12 March 2011 episode of your show “Willing Willie”, which was brought to my attention by several concerned citizens and groups. In the said episode, a six year-old boy named Jan-Jan Estrada was made to repeatedly perform dance moves usually done by adult dancers in indecent shows. The poor child was in tears and looked scared the entire time, as show host Willie Revillame poked fun at him and the audience laughed and cheered.

Under Republic Act No.7610, also known as “Special Protection of Children Against Abuse, Exploitation and Discrimination Act”, the term “child abuse” includes the following acts: “psychological and physical abuse, neglect, cruelty, sexual abuse and emotional maltreatment,” and “any act by deeds or words which debases, degrades or demeans the intrinsic worth and dignity of the child as a human being.”

Given that definition, it is unmistakable that what happened last 12 March 2011 to Jan-Jan Estrada was child abuse.

Persuading a little child to dance sexy adult dances in exchange for a measly sum, while he is being laughed at and ridiculed will definitely traumatize the child. What kind of values are we teaching our children through these shows, especially after Willie Revillame pushed Jan-Jan to do something against his will and then told him that it’s alright because he will receive money in exchange for it?

Given the foregoing, I am requesting that:

(1) Young children not be allowed to appear in Willing Willie and other similar shows in the network that cashes in on poverty;

(2) Host Willie Revillame be rebuked for his insensitive and deplorable actions.

There are limits to children appearing on television, and clearly, your 12 March 2011 episode did not respect the rights of the child and traumatized the six year-old boy. I also wish to raise my concern that the show tends to cash in on the plight of the poor. There are other ways of helping the poor without having to degrade their dignity and earn money out of it.

I hope you can act on this swiftly and I would appreciate a response from your good office.

Thank you.

Very truly yours,

(sgd.)

CORAZON JULIANO SOLIMAN
Secretary

Cc: Mary Grace Poe-Llamanzares,
Chairman, MTRCB

Here is the controversial video clip from the March 12 episode of Willing Willie which as of this posting has been viewed 299,153 times:

Willie Revillame Faces Another Controversy, DSWD Says a Boy was Abused in ‘Willing Willie’ originally appeared on Starmometer on March 28, 2011.

JANAUARY 25, 2011 (TUESDAY)

Daytime:

I Witness Replay (GMA-7) 0.7%; USI: Under Special Investigation Replay (TV5) 0.3%; Gising Pilipinas (ABS-CBN) 0.2%
Unang Hirit (GMA-7) 2.9%; Umagang Kay Ganda (ABS-CBN) 1.6%; Sapul 5: Sapul Sa Singko (TV5) 1%; Special Agent OSO (TV5) 1.3%
Doraemon (GMA-7) 2.7%; Dora The Explorer (ABS-CBN) 1.8%; Handy Manny (TV5) 1.3%
Jackie Chan Adventures (GMA-7) 3.5%; Spongebob Squarepants (ABS-CBN) 2.6%; Scooby-Doo Where Are You! (TV5) 1.4%
Mr. Bean (ABS-CBN) 3.1%; Shaman King (GMA-7) 2.8%; League of Super Evil (TV5) 1.5%
One Piece (GMA-7) 3.4%; Love Ni Mister, Love Ni Misis (GMA-7) 3%; Ben 10 (TV5) 2.7%; Banana Split Daily Servings (ABS-CBN) 2.3%
Kapamilya Blockbusters: Da Best In Da West 2 (ABS-CBN) 5.1%; Face To Face (TV5) 4.1%; Kapuso Movie Festival: Mumbaki (GMA-7) 3.9%; Balitaang Tapat (TV5) 3%
Eat Bulaga! (GMA-7) 10%; Showtime (ABS-CBN) 3.8%; What’s For Dinner? (TV5) 2.8%; First Wives’ Club (TV5) 2.6%; Juicy! (TV5) 2.1%; Glass Castle (TV5) 2.1%
Alakdana (GMA-7) 6.7%; Bianong Bulag (ABS-CBN) 3.8%; My Driver Sweet Lover Replay (TV5) 3.5%
Little Star (GMA-7) 7.7%; Malparida (ABS-CBN) 3.2%; Phineas and Ferb (TV5) 2.6%; Kick Buttowski Suburban Daredevil (TV5) 2.1%
Koreana (GMA-7) 9%; Juanita Banana (ABS-CBN) 3.2%; Shoutout Level Up (ABS-CBN) 1.9%; Oggy and the Cockroaches (TV5) 1.8%
Temptation of Wife (GMA-7) 12%; Ben 10 (TV5) 3%; I Love You So: Autumn’s Concerto (ABS-CBN) 2.8%; Teen Titans (TV5) 2.2%; Alyna (ABS-CBN) 2.1%; 8 Kingdom (TV5) 1.9%

>> Top 3 Daytime Programs:

1. Temptation of Wife (GMA-7) – 12%
2. Eat Bulaga! (GMA-7) – 10%
3. Koreana (GMA-7) – 9%

Primetime:

Bantatay (GMA-7) 9.1%; Sabel (ABS-CBN) 5.2%; Aksyon (TV5) 3.5%
24 Oras (GMA-7) 13%; TV Patrol (ABS-CBN) 9%; Willing Willie (TV5) 9%
Dwarfina (GMA-7) 14.9%; Noah (ABS-CBN) 8.6%
Machete (GMA-7) 11.9%; Mara Clara (ABS-CBN) 10.6%
Imortal (ABS-CBN) 10.2%; Beauty Queen (GMA-7) 9.8%; Hapi Together (TV5) 3.3%
The Baker King (GMA-7) 10.3%; Kristine (ABS-CBN) 7.4%; Cinderella’s Sister (ABS-CBN) 5%; Wow Meganon?! (TV5) 2.5%
Saksi (GMA-7) 5.4%; SNN: Showbiz News Ngayon (ABS-CBN) 2.6%; My Driver Sweet Lover (TV5) 2%
Reporter’s Notebook (GMA-7) 2.3%; Bandila (ABS-CBN) 1.7%; Aksyon Journalismo (TV5) 1.2%
Patrol ng Pilipino (ABS-CBN) 0.9%; Journo (TV5) 0.7%; Juicy Replay (TV5) 0.5%; Music Uplate Live (ABS-CBN) 0.3%; Medyo Late Night With Jojo A. All The Way (TV5) 0.1%

>> Top 3 Primetime Programs:

1. Dwarfina (GMA-7) – 14.9%
2. 24 Oras (GMA-7) – 13%
3. Machete (GMA-7) – 11.9%

JANUARY 26, 2011 (WEDNESDAY)

Daytime:

Reporter’s Notebook Replay (GMA-7) 1%; Gising Pilipinas (ABS-CBN) 0.3%; Journo Replay (TV5) 0.2%; Totoo TV Replay (TV5) 0.1%
Unang Hirit (GMA-7) 2.5%; Special Agent OSO (TV5) 1.5%; Umagang Kay Ganda (ABS-CBN) 1.4%; Sapul 5: Sapul Sa Singko (TV5) 0.8%
Doraemon (GMA-7) 2.6%; Handy Manny (TV5) 1.9%; Dora The Explorer (ABS-CBN) 1.4%
Jackie Chan Adventures (GMA-7) 2.9%; Spongebob Squarepants (ABS-CBN) 2.5%; Scooby-Doo Where Are You! (TV5) 1.8%
Shaman King (GMA-7) 2.5%; Mr. Bean (ABS-CBN) 2.4%; League of Super Evil (TV5) 1.8%
One Piece (GMA-7) 2.9%; Ben 10 (TV5) 2.9%; Banana Split Daily Servings (ABS-CBN) 2.5%; Love Ni Mister, Love Ni Misis (GMA-7) 1.8%
Kapamilya Blockbusters: Utol (ABS-CBN) 4.5%; Kapuso Movie Festival: Walang Kapalit (GMA-7) 4.2%; Face To Face (TV5) 4.1%; Balitaang Tapat (TV5) 4%
Eat Bulaga! (GMA-7) 10.6%; Showtime (ABS-CBN) 4.2%; First Wives’ Club (TV5) 2.8%; Juicy! (TV5) 2.3%; Glass Castle (TV5) 2.2%; What’s For Dinner? (TV5) 2.2%
Alakdana (GMA-7) 6.8%; Bianong Bulag (ABS-CBN) 3.8%; My Driver Sweet Lover Replay (TV5) 2.3%
Little Star (GMA-7) 7.3%; Malparida (ABS-CBN) 3.7%; Phineas and Ferb (TV5) 2.4%; Kick Buttowski Suburban Daredevil (TV5) 1.6%
Koreana (GMA-7) 9.2%; Juanita Banana (ABS-CBN) 3.4%; Teen Titans (TV5) 2.6%; Oggy and the Cockroaches (TV5) 2.2%; Shoutout Level Up (ABS-CBN) 1.6%
Temptation of Wife (GMA-7) 12.3%; I Love You So: Autumn’s Concerto (ABS-CBN) 2.9%; Ben 10 (TV5) 2.4%; Alyna (ABS-CBN) 2.2%; 8 Kingdom (TV5) 1.3%

>> Top 3 Daytime Programs:

1. Temptation of Wife (GMA-7) – 12.3%
2. Eat Bulaga! (GMA-7) – 10.6%
3. Koreana (GMA-7) – 9.2%

Primetime:

Bantatay (GMA-7) 10.3%; Sabel (ABS-CBN) 5.5%; Aksyon (TV5) 3.9%
24 Oras (GMA-7) 11.9%; Willing Willie (TV5) 8.9%; TV Patrol (ABS-CBN) 8.5%
Dwarfina (GMA-7) 12.9%; Noah (ABS-CBN) 8.1%
Machete (GMA-7) 10.6%; Mara Clara (ABS-CBN) 9.9%
Beauty Queen (GMA-7) 11.2%; Imortal (ABS-CBN) 9.6%; Star Confessions (TV5) 6.2%
The Baker King (GMA-7) 12.1%; Kristine (ABS-CBN) 7.2%; Wow Meganon?! (TV5) 3.7%
Saksi (GMA-7) 6.6%; Cinderella’s Sister (ABS-CBN) 4.4%; SNN: Showbiz News Ngayon (ABS-CBN) 2.7%; My Driver Sweet Lover (TV5) 2.5%
Born To Be Wild (GMA-7) 3.1%; Bandila (ABS-CBN) 1.6%; Aksyon Journalismo (TV5) 1.2%
Storyline (ABS-CBN) 0.7%; Dokumentado (TV5) 0.5%; Juicy Replay (TV5) 0.3%; Medyo Late Night Show With Jojo A. All The Way (TV5) 0.1%

>> Top 3 Primetime Programs:

1. Dwarfina (GMA-7) – 12.9%
2. The Baker King (GMA-7) – 12.1%
3. 24 Oras (GMA-7) – 11.9%

JANUARY 27, 2011 (THURSDAY)

Daytime:

Gising Pilipinas (ABS-CBN) 0.4%; Born To Be Wild Replay (GMA-7) 0.4%; Lupet: The World’s Most Awesome Documentaries Replay (TV5) 0.2%
Unang Hirit (GMA-7) 2.2%; Umagang Kay Ganda (ABS-CBN) 1.6%; Special Agent OSO (TV5) 1.3%; Sapul 5: Sapul Sa Singko (TV5) 0.7%
Doraemon (GMA-7) 2.1%; Handy Manny (TV5) 1.6%; Dora The Explorer (ABS-CBN) 1.3%
Jackie Chan Adventures (GMA-7) 3.4%; Spongebob Squarepants (ABS-CBN) 2.7%; Scooby-Doo Where Are You! (TV5) 1.5%
Shaman King (GMA-7) 3.1%; Mr. Bean (ABS-CBN) 2.6%; League of Super Evil (TV5) 2%
One Piece (GMA-7) 3.9%; Ben 10 (TV5) 3.2%; Banana Split Daily Servings (ABS-CBN) 2.1%; Love Ni Mister, Love Ni Misis (GMA-7) 2.1%
Kapuso Movie Festival: Roberta (GMA-7) 6.1%; Kapamilya Blockbusters: Crocodile Jones: The Son of Indiana Dundee (ABS-CBN) 4.5%; Face To Face (TV5) 3.3%; Balitaang Tapat (TV5) 2.7%
Eat Bulaga! (GMA-7) 11.8%; Showtime (ABS-CBN) 3.7%; First Wives’ Club (TV5) 2.6%; What’s For Dinner? (TV5) 2.2%; Juicy! (TV5) 2%; Glass Castle (TV5) 1.8%
Alakdana (GMA-7) 6.7%; Bianong Bulag (ABS-CBN) 3.5%; My Driver Sweet Lover Replay (TV5) 2.6%
Malparida (ABS-CBN) 3.5%; Little Star (GMA-7) 7.4%; Phineas and Ferb (TV5) 2.5%; Kick Buttowski Suburban Daredevil (TV5) 2.1%
Koreana (GMA-7) 8.6%; Juanita Banana (ABS-CBN) 3.5%; Oggy and the Cockroaches (TV5) 2.2%; Shoutout Level Up (ABS-CBN) 2.1%; Teen Titans (TV5) 1.9%
Temptation of Wife (GMA-7) 12.2%; I Love You So: Autumn’s Concerto (ABS-CBN) 3%; Alyna (ABS-CBN) 2.5%; Ben 10 (TV5) 2%; 8 Kingdom (TV5) 1.5%

>> Top 3 Daytime Programs:

1. Temptation of Wife (GMA-7) – 12.2%
2. Eat Bulaga! (GMA-7) – 11.8%
3. Koreana (GMA-7) – 8.6%

Primetime:

Bantatay (GMA-7) 10%; Sabel (ABS-CBN) 5.4%; Aksyon (TV5) 4.5%
Willing Willie (TV5) 12.6%; 24 Oras (GMA-7) 10.8%; TV Patrol (ABS-CBN) 8%
Dwarfina (GMA-7) 12.1%; Noah (ABS-CBN) 7.2%
Machete (GMA-7) 11.5%; Mara Clara (ABS-CBN) 9.1%
Beauty Queen (GMA-7) 10.7%; Imortal (ABS-CBN) 8.4%
The Baker King (GMA-7) 12.6%; Kristine (ABS-CBN) 6%; Untold Stories Mula Sa Face To Face (TV5) 4.7%
Saksi (GMA-7) 6.5%; Cinderella’s Sister (ABS-CBN) 4.6%; Wow Meganon?! (TV5) 2.9%
Rescue (GMA-7) 3.6%; SNN: Showbiz News Ngayon (ABS-CBN) 2.5%; My Driver Sweet Lover (TV5) 1.7%; Bandila (ABS-CBN) 1.6%
Aksyon Journalismo (TV5) 1.2%; Krusada (ABS-CBN) 1%; Public Atorni (TV5) 0.9%; Juicy Replay (TV5) 0.7%; Medyo Late Night Show With Jojo A. All The Way (TV5) 0.7%; Music Uplate Live (ABS-CBN) 0.4%

>> Top 3 Primetime Programs:

1. Willing Willie (TV5) / The Baker King (GMA-7) – 12.6%
2. Dwarfina (GMA-7) – 12.1%
3. Machete (GMA-7) – 11.5%

Source: AGB Nielsen Philippines

Willie Revillame’s Birthday on ‘Willing Willie’ Tied with ‘Baker King’ at No. 1 in Mega Manila Last Thursday originally appeared on Starmometer on January 29, 2011.