GMA Telebabad

Telebabad was the primetime program lineup of GMA Network that airs the network's programs ranging from drama series, reality shows like StarStruck and Protegé, Asian dramas under Heart of Asia to news programs like 24 Oras, the network's flagship newscast, premiered in 2004–present, meanwhile after the early evening newscast Frontpage: Ulat Ni Mel Tiangco, (1999–2004), and Saksi (1995–present), the network's longest-running late night newscast, Mondays through Fridays. The lineup also airs fantasy-themed dramas produced by the network such as Mulawin and Encantadia. Every Monday-Thursday, the lineup also currently airs an Asianovela and every Friday, it currently airs Amazing Earth, the network's original informative program. As of May 29, 2023, the lineup also airs shows that are co-produced by the network and ABS-CBN starting with Unbreak My Heart.
In 2024, GMA Telebabad was replaced by GMA Prime. Earlier to that, it started to not mentioning the Telebabad name on promo teasers of its remaining shows such as Black Rider, and its temporary movie block Kapuso Primetime Cinema.
==2002–2005==
In 2002, GMA Telebabad was launched before the network's rebranding. The Telebabad term came from a slang mean spending a long time on the telephone but it also means binge-watching the TV. After its rebranding, the 2002 GMA interim logo featured on this logo was replaced by its current one.
==2005–2006==
==2007–2008==
The first logo of GMA Telebabad has the word "Telebabad" (in the same font as the network's logo) with the Kapuso heart on the upper right side of the "d", like the current GMA logo.
==2007–2024==
===2007–2011===
Same as before, but the GMA logo is added and the Kapuso heart in "Telebabad" is removed. This can only be seen on promo teasers.
===2011–2024===
gmatelebabad2011stacked.png|Stacked version, used on some promo teasers 
Also the same as the 2007 logo, but the 2011 version of the GMA logo is added to the left side of "Telebabad". Sometimes, the logo is stacked with the wording. This can be used in promo teasers and schedule bumpers.
====On-screen variants====
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Gmatelebabad2007onscreen.png|2007–2011 (with 2002 logo animation) 
Gmatelebabad2007v2.png|2007–2011 (with 2005 logo animation) 
Gmatelebabad20113d.png|2011–2014 
Gmatelebabad2014.png|2014–2024 
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==See also==
*Primetime Bida (ABS-CBN/Kapamilya Channel)
*TodoMax Primetime Singko (TV5)
*RPN Primetime Level (RPN)
*IBC Primetime (IBC)
Category:GMA Network
Category:Television programming blocks
Category:Philippines
Category:2000s
Category:2002