5 (TV channel)

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* TV5 (Philippines TV Channel)

'*TV5**, (formerly known as** ABC 5 **&** T**he 5 Network'***) is a Filipino commercial broadcast television network based in Mandaluyong City. It is the flagship property of TV5 Network, which is owned by MediaQuest Holdings, the multimedia arm of Philippine-based telecommunications company PLDT. The 5 Network is also formally referred to as "The *Kapatid* Network", a Filipino term for "sibling", which was introduced in 2010.

Named after its flagship station in Metro Manila, DWET-TV, which are carried in VHF Channel 5 (analog broadcast) and UHF Channel 51 (digital test broadcast), TV5 is broadcasting to 7 other owned-and-operated stations, and 19 affiliated television stations nationwide. Its programming is also available outside the Philippines through Kapatid TV5 and AksyonTV International.

## History

### The early years (1960–1972)

Joaquin "Chino" Roces, owner of the Manila Times was granted of a radio-TV franchise from Congress under Republic Act 2945 on March 01, 1960. He then founded the Associated Broadcasting Corporation with its first studios along Roxas Boulevard, becoming the fourth television network established in the country. ABC operated radio and television services from 1960 until September 23, 1972 when President Ferdinand E. Marcos declared Martial Law. Both ABC and the Manila Times were forcibly shut down as a result with rivals ABS-CBN, RBS, and MBC's radio and television broadcasts also shut down by martial law that day.

After the People Power Revolution in 1986, Chino Roces made a successful representation with President Corazon Cojuangco-Aquino for the restoration of the network. ABC's rival ABS-CBN reopened that year but ABC was not yet reopened until it made a test broadcast in 1991 and finally reopened in 1992. Chino Roces died in 1988, but his son Edgardo Roces would reopen the network after.

New stockholders led by broadcast veteran Edward Tan and Chino Roces's son Edgardo then began the arduous task of resuming broadcasts. The Securities and Exchange Commission granted their application for an increase in capitalization and amendments to ABC’s articles of incorporation and by-laws. They were subsequently granted a permit to operate by the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC).

### The return and growth (1992–2003)

ABC inaugurated its studio complex and transmitter tower in San Bartolome, Novaliches, Quezon City in 1990 and began test broadcasts by the end of 1991; officially and finally returning to the air as the Associated Broadcasting Company on February 21, 1992 with the different callsign of the flagship station, DWET-TV and the corporate name, Associated Broadcasting Company, which the Company uses C as the corporate initial by instead of keeping Corporation, the name of original ABC, along its original calls, DZTM-TV during the pre-martial law years as a result of the new management took over upon the revival of the network.

ABC acquired a new franchise to operate on December 9, 1994, under Republic Act 7831 signed by President Fidel V. Ramos. In the same year, it went on nationwide satellite broadcasting. In a surge of phenomenal growth, ABC earned its reputation as "The Fastest Growing Network" under new network executive Tina Monzon-Palma who served as Chief Operating Officer.

In 2001, ABC began to produce local versions of *The Price Is Right* (hosted by Dawn Zulueta and later acquired by ABS-CBN); *Wheel of Fortune* (hosted by Rustom Padilla, later acquired by ABS-CBN); and *Family Feud* (hosted by Ogie Alcasid, later acquired by GMA Network and then by ABS-CBN). This was during the height of the game show frenzy within Philippine networks brought on by the success of IBC's Philippine editions of *Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?* (hosted by Christopher de Leon, which is now home of TV5 at present time hosted by Vic Sotto) and *The Weakest Link* (hosted by Edu Manzano).

### The Cojuangco era (2003–2008)

In October 2003, ABC was acquired by a group led by businessman Antonio "Tonyboy" O. Cojuangco, Jr. former Chairman of the Philippine Long Distance Telephone Company (PLDT) and owner of Dream Satellite Broadcasting and Bank of Commerce, among other assets. Cojuangco was the chairman and CEO of ABC at the time. The new management introduced many changes including a stronger news and public affairs division, modernization of its broadcast equipment, and the acquisition of broadcast rights of Philippine Basketball Association games. Additionally, the network also launched a new advertising campaign and slogan, "Iba Tayo!" ("We're Different!"), which emphasized the new lineup as being more distinct and new than what was being aired by its competitors at the time.

In 2005, ABC won the "Outstanding TV Station" award at the 2005 KBP Golden Dove Awards, with several other programs on the network also earning awards in their respective categories.

Until the end of 2006, ABC was a member of the Family Rosary Crusade. Its religious pre-identification campaign "Please Pray the Rosary" was played before every program on the network until the "Iba Tayo!" re-imaging campaign.

In early 2007, ABC implemented a series of budget cuts, primarily directed towards its news department, which laid off most of its employees. The cuts, held prior to the 2007 general elections, left ABC almost incapable of coverage.

In November 2007, ABC debuted an array of new sports programming, including NBA basketball, pro boxing, and WWE events, as part of a new five-year deal with Solar Entertainment. However, due to their high costs and poor ratings, these programs were later dropped throughout 2008, and its NBA review show "House of Hoops" was cut back as well and eventually cancelled by April 2008. However, much of these programs, along with the PBA (as ABC elected not to renew its contract through the ended after the 2008 Fiesta Conference), would be picked up by RPN, who had begun a much wider partnership with Solar earli (2008–2018)

### TV5's first era (2008-2010)

#### ABC-MPB Primedia Partnership (2008-2010)

In March 2008, Cojuangco announced that ABC had reached a partnership with MPB Primedia Inc., a local company backed by Media Prima Berhad of Malaysia as part of a long-term strategy to make the network more competitive. Cojuangco said MPB Primedia Inc., in principle, would produce and source most of the entertainment programs while ABC would continue to be responsible for news programming and operation of the stations. Christopher Sy was named CEO of MPB Primedia, Inc.; he served in that capacity until his resignation in January 2009 due to reported differences in management style.

ABC signed off on August 8, 2008, and then aired a countdown to its re-launch for much of the next day until 19:00 PHT, when the network officially re-launched under its new name of TV5., and unveiled its newly upgraded 60-kilowatt state-of-the-art stereo TV transmitter. *Shall We Dance*, some shows in *Nick on TV5*, *Kerygma TV*, *Light Talk*, and *Sunday TV Mass* were the only ABC programs that were carried over to the line-up of TV5.

In December 2008, a lawsuit was filed by GMA Network, Inc. against ABC, MPB, and MPB Primedia, alleging that TV5's lease of airtime to Media Prima was intended to circumvent regulations restricting foreign ownership of broadcasting companies. In response, ABC's media relations head Pat Marcelo-Magbanua reiterated that the network was a Filipino company that was self-registered and Filipino-run.

Despite the lawsuit, the network's ratings were revitalized by the new management, as its audience share increased from 1.9% in July 2008 (prior to the re-branding) to 11.1% in September 2009.

#### Acquisition by PLDT, the Kapatid Network years (2010–2018)

On October 20, 2009, Media Prima announced that it would be divesting its share in TV5 and selling it to the Philippine Long Distance Telephone Company's broadcasting division, MediaQuest Holdings, Inc. The acquisition was officially announced by Chairman Manuel V. Pangilinan on March 2, 2010, along with the announcement of a new lineup of programming to debut on the network, along with a new campaign branding itself as the "Kapatid" ("sibling") network. Dream FM and its affiliate stations in other parts of the country remained under the Cojuangco management led by former ABC stockholder Anton Lagdameo. They became collectively known as the Dream FM Network, with TV5 as its licensee until June 2011.

On October 1, 2010, TV5 took over the management of MediaQuest's Nation Broadcasting Corporation stations; DWFM was re-launched as a TV5-branded news radio station on November 8, 2010, Radyo5 92.3 News FM, and DWNB-TV was re-launched as AksyonTV on February 21, 2011, a news channel based on TV5's newscast Aksyon.

By December 23, 2013, the network began broadcasting from its new headquarters, the 6,000-square meter TV5 Media Center located in Reliance, Mandaluyong.

In 2014, ABC Development Corporation acquired Filipino broadcast rights to the 2014 Winter Olympics, 2014 Summer Youth Olympics and the 2016 Summer Olympics.

Despite financial struggles within the management, TV5 continues to be on top as one of the top three television networks in the country with male and younger viewers dominated the audience reach due to the network's broadcast of the Philippine Basketball Association via Sports5 and the strengthened TV5 Kids block, which included the Marvel Studios animation programs last October 2014. The network celebrated its fifth anniversary under the management of Manny V. Pangilinan coinciding with its trade launch of 2015 shows held at the Sofitel Philippine Plaza last November 26, 2014.

The network opened the year 2015 with the grand New Year's Eve countdown dubbed as *Happy sa 2015* at the Quezon City Memorial Circle.

On January 23, 2015, the network changed its corporate name from **ABC Development Corporation** to **TV5 Network Inc.**.

In September 2015, Wilma Galvante left her position as TV5's Chief Entertainment Content Officer. She was replaced by Viva Entertainment's head and Sari-Sari Channel's co-CEO, Vicente "Vic" Del Rosario as the network's new Chief Entertainment Strategist. He implemented changes on TV5's entertainment programming thereafter. After this major shakeup, TV5 introduced its new shows for the fourth quarter of 2015 and first quarter of 2016 during the network's Follow Me 5 trade launch. Included in the lineup of new shows were *Ang Panday*, the return of Diether Ocampo and Claudine Barretto's tandem and Viva-produced programs with the likes of MTV Pinoy's *Top 20 Pilipinas*. New shows started to air between November 2015 and February 2016.

Since January 2016, TV5 and Cignal via Hyper will be the official Free TV and Pay TV partner, respectively, of the Ultimate Fighting Championship in the Philippines.

By July 2016, TV5 began airing selected programs from MTV and MTV International like *Catfish*, *Ridiculousness* and *Ex on the Beach* after inking a deal with Viacom International Media Networks that month to create the new MTV on TV5 block.

On September 8, 2016, TV5 cancelled its locally produced programs *Aksyon Bisaya* (Cebu) and *Aksyon Dabaw* (Davao) due to cost-cutting measures. With this move, the personnel remained employed as they will continue file reports for *Aksyon* newscasts.

On September 30, 2016, TV5 President and CEO Emmanuel "Noel" C. Lorenzana stepped down from his position. He was replaced by basketball coach and Sports5/D5 Studio head, Vicente "Chot" Reyes the following day. Following his appointment, the network announced it would be retrenching around 200 employees as part of TV5's digitalization.

In April 2017, TV5 acquired the rights to air the WWE after Fox Philippines decision to not renew its contract with the WWE due to unknown reasons.

On October 12, 2017, TV5's division, Sports5, announced its partnership with ESPN, licensing its PBA, UFC, PSL and NFL rights and giving TV5 access to ESPN programs and content. The partnership will form **ESPN5** brand, that will air on TV5 and AksyonTV. The said deal comes in response to the network's formal shift from a general entertainment station to a sports and news channel.

### The 5 Network (2018-August 2020)

On February 17, 2018, in line with the recent changes within the network and in celebration of its 10th anniversary, TV5 was relaunched as **The 5 Network** with a new logo and station ID entitled *Get It on 5*, whereas the TV on the top right quadrant of the logo has been dropped, making it more flexible for the other divisions to use it as part of their own identity.

Aside from rebranding, TV5's programming grid has also divided into three blocks: ESPN 5 (Sports), News 5, and On 5 (Entertainment, Blocktimers and Home TV Shopping), along with D5 Studio (Digital Content) and Studio 5 (World-class Filipino productions for audiences across all platforms). Along with the rebrand, the *Kapatid* moniker was also deemphasized and is now only used by News5 and ESPN5 for some of its programs. On June 14, 2018, The 5 Network signed off for the last time at 6:00am in the evening.

### One TV (April 2020; unused)

On March 8, 2020, TV5 Network announced that 5 would be rebranded as One TV (adopting from Cignal TV's One-branded channels), which was originally scheduled on April 13, 2020. However, due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and the implementation of the community quarantine in the country, the network postponed it. In June 2020 (after Metro Manila was placed under General Community Quarantine), the network announced that it will pushed through on July 20, 2020, but on July 4, 2020, the network officially cancelled the said rebranding due to the netizens' reaction as well as the loyal viewers and fans of the network that can diminished viewership. According to some of the articles, rebranding to One TV, but in channel 5, is confusing, (unless if they are in channel 1, but is already taken). Due to this, all promotions and plugs of the said rebranding (both on-air and online) were deleted (although some netizens have reuploaded the promotions of the said rebranding). Some netizens have "logo" the One TV programming schedule but it's over to TV5.

### TV5's 2nd era (August 2020-present)

On 15 August 2020, **5** reverted to its former name, **TV5** (while retaining the variation of its current numerical logo that was introduced in January 2019), as the network announced its partnership with sister company, Cignal TV as TV5's main content provider to handle its programming in order to bring back the glory days of TV5 to compete again with its rival TV network, GMA Network and other TV networks in the Philippines. On the same day, TV5 unveiled its first wave of entertainment programs produced by blocktimers, among them Archangel Media, ContentCows Company, Inc., Luminus Productions, Inc. (and later Viva Television and Brightlight Productions), which were part of the supposed lineup for now-cancelled rebranding of TV5 as One TV.[28][29][30] In addition, shows from the foreclosed ABS-CBN were announced to be transferred to TV5 as the former implemented retrenchments following the non-renewal of its broadcast franchise.[31] Currently, TV5 is in talks with the same network for the possibility to hire the displaced employees of its former rival with TV5 chairman Manuel V. Pangilinan stating that they are open to work with them.[32][30] In mid-September 2020, TV5 unveils second wave of new programming line-up for October (including programs that produced by its blocktimers Viva and Brightlight, and News5 produced shows).

## Branding of TV5

### Network identity

On June 19, 1960, broadcast journalist Joaquin "Chino" Roces launches its television station in the Philippines, known as the Associated Broadcasting Corporation. Since then, the network evolved and used different brandings until it became widely known from what it is today.

* Associated Broadcasting Corporation (1960–1972)—founded by known broadcast veteran Joaquin "Chino" Roces until it was forced to shut down in 1972 following the declaration of the Martial Law by President Marcos.
* Associated Broadcasting Company (1992–2008)—fully restored after being granted a new franchise led by its new stockholders Edward Tan and Chino Roces' son Edgardo Roces. Suddenly acquired by businessman Antonio "Tonyboy" Cojuangco in 2003.
* TV5 (first era; 2008–2016)—renamed as TV5 after ABC entered a partnership with MPB Primedia, Inc. backed by the Malaysian media group Media Prima Berhad. In 2010, Media Prima divested its share with MediaQuest Holdings, Inc. of business tycoon Manuel V. Pangilinan. Upon relaunch as The 5 Network, the TV5 branding became obsolete, only to be used during station signon and signoff messages, social media accounts, and selected program teasers.
* The 5 Network / 5 (2018-2020)-TV5 was relaunched as The 5 Network on February 17, 2018. The station launched its numerical 5 logo, making it more flexible for the other divisions to use it as part of their own identity, as its programming grid is divided into news, sports, and entertainment
* One TV (unused; April 2020 if ever) — supposed to be rebranded in April 13, 2020. But due to confusion of the viewers and ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, it was totally discontinued. Instead, they reverted the full identity of TV5.
* TV5 (second era; August 2020) — It was officially restored as the network's full-time identity on August 15, 2020, coinciding with the return of local entertainment programs to the station. The "TV5" word are most often used for their program teasers on TV, radio and via their social media accounts.

## Logos

TV5 used several logos since it was established in 1960. In 1960, the network used a 5 Logo derived from its flagship station in Metro Manila, DWET-TV carried in VHF channel 5 until it was shut down in 1972. When it returned to the airwaves, the network used a more-known ABC 5 logo with an iconic cyclone icon, incorporating the colors red, blue and green—colors making up a pixel shown on the television technology of 1992. The number 5 was removed to the logo in 1995 but retaining its ABC and the cyclone icon. In 2001, the logo added its slogan Come home to ABC, the same logo used in April 2004 with its new slogan Iba Tayo. The last logo as ABC in September 2004 has been enclosed with a yellow circle. The logo changed after its re-launch in 2008 having the new name of the network TV5 inside a shaking television. In 2010, the network used a red circle being shined in the northwest corner carrying the name TV5 with the letters TV in the northeastern part above the largely sized number 5. The logo adopted a 3D version in 2013 and applying it on-air, although the 2010 2D version oftentimes appear, and continue to used until 2016. On 2018, TV5 adopted its numerical 5 logo, which was first appeared on ESPN 5 logo, which was launched on October 2017, dropping the "TV" word on the northeastern quadrant as part of their *Get It on 5* campaign. The numerical five logo was also simultaneously adopted for TV5 sister divisions News5, Radyo 5, and D5 Studio.

A variation of the current numerical 5 logo was unveiled on 13 January 2019, similar to the its former sister network, 5 Plus (now One Sports), though it was retained despite the renaming of **5** to **TV5** in 2020.

No information yet if TV5 will change their logo in 2020 or the next years since "TV5" is more often used than simple "5".

## Programming

TV5's program lineup includes news and current affairs programs, dubbed cartoons, movies, and infomercials, variety shows, gag shows, reality shows, sports, teleseryes and Japanese anime shows.

On its second month since its re-launch last August 9, 2008, TV5 has been reportedly on Top 3 based on the AGB Nielsen survey. It also gained its rating on their *Nick on TV5* morning cartoon block, and its popularity because of their former AniMEGA primetime anime block.

In 2013, the network's ratings improved as they launched the Weekend Do It Better and Everyday All The Way programming blocks under the helm of the former Chief Entertainment Content Officer, Wilma Galvante (2012–2015), however some of the programs under the block were discontinued, particularly due to low ratings.

In 2014, the network launched another set of new programs under the "Happy Ka Dito!" campaign of the network.

In 2015, TV5 launched more than a dozen programs that are more focused to light entertainment and sports programming under its "Happy sa 2015" campaign. Also the said year, viewers sought the return of AniMEGA.

Months later, TV5's entertainment programming were produced by different content providers, including Unitel Productions (TV5's sister company), The IdeaFirst Company (formed by former TV5 Entertainment Head Perci Intalan) and Content Cows Company Inc. (formed by Galvante). By October 14, 2015, TV5 Network named Sari-Sari Network as the main production outfit of TV5. They also appointed SSN Co-CEO and Viva executive, Vicente "Vic" Del Rosario as the new Chief Entertainment Strategist of the network. He will handle all of the entertainment programs broadcast by the network. It happened a month after TV5, Cignal and Viva inked a deal to create Sari-Sari Network (SSN). New shows for 2016 were also launched by TV5 together with Viva Entertainment last November 25, 2015. However, all programs produced by Viva were phased out between July and August 2016 due to management disagreements following an attempted partnership of shows.

Just recently, Brillante Mendoza signed a contract with TV5 last December 2016 to make made-for-TV movies to be aired on the network under the *Brillante Mendoza Presents* umbrella. Unfortunately, the actual date of mini-series *Brillante Mendoza Presents: Amo*, that supposed to premiere on TV5, was cancelled due to unknown reasons.

Since 2017, NFL games began to broadcast on TV5, replacing the TV5 Kids presents Cartoon Network block (whereas Cartoon Network shows were moved to GMA Network since Ben 10 on March 29, 2018)

The network also started airing selected shows from the Sari-Sari Channel under the *Sari-Sari sa Weekends on TV5* banner.

After several months of hiatus, the local drama *Brillante Mendoza Presents: Amo* was premiered on April 21, 2018.

On 13 January 2019, all foreign entertainment shows broadcast on 5 started to be broadcast in the original English-language audio instead of Filipino dubbed audio (except *Scorpion* and Sine Squad on weekends).

In March 2019, the Sine Squad movie block on weekends are now aired in original English audio (except on weekday afternoons in Filipino dubbed audio starting June 2019).

On 23 September 2019, upon 5's expansion of its movie blocks, they returned in airing the Filipino language dubbing instead of the original English audio. However, in January 2020, the primetime movie blocks returned to the original English audio as reruns of 5 programming took the place of the afternoon movies.

On 20 July 2020, TV5 introduced a set of foreign programs like *Betty sa NY*, *Tierra de Reyes*, and *Marimar* to fill up vacant time blocks due to lack of sporting events due to the COVID-19 pandemic and to replace provisional reruns of their former programs that began in September 2019.[27] These entertainment programs was further beefed up by the launch of the first batch of new local entertainment shows such as *Fill in the Bank*, *Bawal na Game Show*, and *Chika, Besh!* (all produced by Archangel Media), *Fit for Life* (produced by Luminus Productions Inc.), and the returning *Bangon Talentadong Pinoy* (a co-production with The IdeaFirst Company) on 15 August.

## Programming

#### Newscast

* *ABC News Alert* (2006–2008)
* *ABC News Update* (2004–2006)
* *Aksyon Bisaya*¹ (2011–2016)
* *Aksyon Dabaw*¹ (2014–2016)
* *Aksyon JournalisMO*¹ (2010–2012)
* *Aksyon Sabado*¹ (2010–2012)
* *Aksyon Linggo*¹ (2010–2012)
* *Aksyon Weekend*¹ (2010, 2013–2014)
* *Aksyon sa Umaga*¹ (2014–2017)
* *Balitaang Tapat*¹ (2010–2012)
* *Balitang 60*¹ (2012–2014)
* *Balitang Balita* (1992–2004)
* *The Big News* (1962–1972, 1992–2008)
* *The Global Update* (1992–1994)
* *Good Morning Club*¹ (2012–2014)
* *Good Morning Ser*¹ (2014)
* *Live on 5* (1992–2004)
* *Metro Aksyon*¹ (2012)
* *Pangunahing Balita* (1962–1972)
* *Pilipinas News*¹ (2012–2014)
* *Pilipinas News Weekend*¹ (2012–2014)
* *Sapul!*¹ (2010)
* *Sapul sa Singko*¹ (2010–2012)
* *Sentro* (2004–2008)
* *TEN: The Evening News*¹ (2008–2010)

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#### Philippine election series

* *Balwarte*¹ (2013)
* *Pagbabago 2010: The TV5 and PPCRV Presidential Debate*¹ (2010)
* *Panahon Na!* (2004)
* *Puso sa Puso: Evangelical Presidential Forum*¹ (2010)
* *Frontline Pilipinas¹* (2020)
* *News5 Alerts¹* (2020)
* *Radyo5 Network News¹* (2020)

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#### Public affairs programs

* *Ako Mismo*¹ (2010–2011)
* *Ali!* (2004–2006)
* *Anggulo*¹ (2011–2012)
* *Astig*¹ (2010–2011, 2013–2014)
* *The Big Story* (1992–1995)
* *Bitag*¹ (2002–2003; 2011–2012)
* *Bilang Pilipino*¹ (2016)
* *Bigtime*¹ (2014)
* *Crime Klasik*¹ (2013)
* *Dayo*¹ (2013–2014)
* *Demolition Job*¹ (2013–2014)
* *Dokumentado*¹ (2010–2011, 2012–2013)
* *Dokyu* (2005–2007)
* *Frontlines* (2006–2007)
* *History with Lourd*¹ (2013–2016)
* *I Am Ninoy*¹ (2008–2009)
* *INQ TV* (2004–2005)
* *Insider*¹ (2012)
* *Journo*¹ (2010–2012)
* *Kalikasan Kalusugan Kabuhayan*¹ (2013)
* *Kaya*¹ (2014–2016)
* *Kontak 5* (1992–2000)
* *Lente* (1993–1996)
* *Lupet*¹ (2010–2011)
* *Metro* (2006–2007)
* *Mondo Manu*¹ (2011–2014)
* *News5 Imbestigasyon*¹ (2012–2013)
* *On Special Assignment* (2001–2002)
* *Oplan Zero Tambay*¹ (2010)
* *Panahon Na* (2004)
* *Panalo Ka 'Nay!*¹ (2018)
* *Philippines' Most Wanted* (2001–2004)
* *Presinto 5*¹ (2012–2013)
* *The Probe Team Documentaries* (2004–2005)
* *Problema Nyo, Sagot Ko!* (2003–2005)
* *Public Atorni: Asunto o Areglo*¹ (2010–2012)
* *Public Forum* (1992–1994)
* *Pulis! Pulis!*¹ (2008–2009)
* *Reaksyon: Aplikante*¹ (2013)
* *Real Stories kasama si Loren* (2004–2007)
* *Reaksyon*¹ (2012–2017)
* *Rescue Mission*¹ (2008–2009)
* *Rescue5*¹ (2013)
* *S.O.S.: Stories Of Survival* (2005–2007)
* *Take Out*¹ (2012–2014)
* *Task Force Siyasat* (2002–2003)
* *Tech Trip*¹ (2010)
* *That's My Job!* (2008)
* *Timbangan*¹ (2010)
* *T3: Alliance*¹ (2011–2016)
* *Totoo TV*¹ (ABC 5: 2005–2007; TV5: 2010–2011)
* *Tutok Tulfo*¹ (2010–2012)
* *Unang Tikim*¹ (2014–2015)
* *USI: Under Special Investigation*¹ (2010–2012)
* *Wanted*¹ (2011–2012)
* *Wasak*¹ (2013)
* *The Weakend News with Ramon Bautista*¹ (2008–2009)
* *Turning Point*¹ (2017–2018)
* *Word of the Lourd*¹
* *Yaman ng Bayan*¹ (2014)
* *Alagang Kapatid* (2010–2012, 2015)
* *Idol in Action* (2020)

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### Entertainment

#### TV5 Comedy/Gags/Sitcoms

* *17 Bernard Club* (produced by Viva Television, 1992–1994)
* *2½ Daddies*¹ (2015)
* *Alabang Girls* (produced by Viva Television, 1992–1994)
* *Arekup Video Zonkers*¹ (2008–2009)
* *Balitang Barbero* (1965)
* *Caloy's Angels* (1992)
* *Comedy Bites* (2005–2007)
* *Dobol Inkredibol* (1997)
* *Everybody Hapi*¹ (2008–2010)
* *Front Act*¹ (2009–2010)
* *Gorio And His Jeepney* (1962–1968)
* *Ha Ha Hayop*¹ (2008–2009)
* *Hap-ier Together*¹ (2010–2011)
* *Idol si Pidol* (1992–1995)
* *Inday Wanda*¹ (2010–2011)
* *Iskul Bukol*¹ (2011)
* *Ispup* (1999–2003)
	+ *Ispup Atbp.* (2003–2004)
* *The Jose and Wally Show Starring Vic Sotto*¹ (2011–2012)
* *Kano Luvs Pinay*¹ (2015)
* *Kool Skool* (produced by Viva Television, 1993)
* *Lady Dada*¹ (2010)
* *Lokomoko*¹ (2008–2009; 2011–2012)
	+ *Lokomoko High*¹ (2009–2010)
	+ *Lokomoko U*¹ (2010–2011; 2012–2013)
* *Mac and Chiz*¹ (2015)
* *Magic? Gimik! Revealed*¹ (2010–2011; 2014) (also known as *Magic? Gimik!:Pinoy Walastik*)
* *Magic? Bagsik!*¹ (2011–2012)
* *Misterless Misis*¹ (2015)
* *Mommy Elvie's Problematic Show* (produced by Ideal Minds Corp., 2007–2008)
* *Mr. DJ* (1994)
* *My Darling Aswang*¹ (2010–2011)
* *No Harm, No Foul*¹ (2015)
* *O-gag* (1996–1999)
* *Ogags*¹ (2008–2010)
* *O-Ha!* (2006–2007)
* *One of the Boys*¹ (2014)
* *Que Horror* (1996–1999)
* *Rock and Roll 2000* (1994)
* *Rakista*¹ (2008)
* *Shock Attack*¹ (2008–2009)
* *Side Stitch* (2001–2002)
* *Starzan* (1992)
* *Stay Awake* (1992)
* *Sugo Mga Kapatid*¹ (2011)
* *Swerte-Swerte Lang!*¹ (2011)
* *Tanods*¹ (2015)
* *Teka Mona* (2006–2007)
* *Tondominium* (1993–1994)
* *Trio Los Bobos* (1970)
* *Tropa Mo Ko Unli*¹ (2013–2015)
	+ *Tropa Mo Ko Nice Di Ba?!* (2014–2015)
	+ *Tropa Mo Ko Unli Spoof* (2015)
* *Tropang Kulit*¹ (2013)
* *Tropang Trumpo* (1994–1999)
* *TVJ on 5* (1992)
* *Urban Tales: Tawatakutan*¹ (2010)
* *VINA* (1993–1994)
* *Wala Yan Sa Lolo Ko!* (2005–2006)
* *We R Family* (1993–1994)
* *The Weakend News With Ramon Bautista*¹ (2008–2009)
* *Wow Mali*¹ (1996–2006; 2009–2010; 2011–2012; 2013–2015)
	+ *Wow Maling Mali* (2005–2006)
	+ *Wow Mali Bytes* (2007)
	+ *Wow Mali Express* (2007–2008)
	+ *Wow Mali Lakas ng Tama!*¹ (2013–2015)
* *Wow Meganon*¹ (2010–2011)
* *Oh My Dad!¹* (2020)
* *Sunday 'Kada¹* (2020)
* *The Ghost Adventures¹* (2020)

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#### TV5 Teledrama

##### TV5 Drama series

* *Carlo J. Caparas' Ang Panday*¹ (produced by Viva Television, 2016)
* *Ang Utol Kong Hoodlum*¹ (produced by Viva Television, 2011)
* *Babaeng Hampaslupa*¹ (2011)
* *Baker King*¹ (2015)
* *Bakit Manipis ang Ulap?*¹ (produced by Viva Television, 2016)
* *Beki Boxer*¹ (2014)
* *Carlo J. Caparas' Bangis*¹ (2011)
* *Cassandra: Warrior Angel*¹ (2013)
* *Confessions of a Torpe*¹ (2014)
* *Enchanted Garden*¹ (2012–2013)
* *Felina: Prinsesa ng mga Pusa*¹ (2012)
* *Glamorosa*¹ (2011–2012)
* *Isang Dakot Na Luha*¹ (2012)
* *Kidlat*¹ (2013)
* *Madam Chairman*¹ (2013–2014)
* *Mga Nagbabagang Bulaklak*¹ (2011)
* *My Driver Sweet Lover*¹ (2010–2011)
* *My Fair Lady*¹ (2015)
* *Never Say Goodbye*¹ (2013)
* *P. S. I Love You*¹ (produced by Viva Television, 2011–2012)
* *Rod Santiago's The Sisters*¹ (2011)
* *TV5 Mini Serye* (2011–2013)
	+ *Sa Ngalan ng Ina*¹ (2011)
	+ *Nandito Ako*¹ (2012)
	+ *Misibis Bay*¹ (2013)
* *Undercover*¹ (2013)
* *Valiente*¹ (produced by TAPE Inc., 2012)
* *I Got You* (2020)

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##### Drama Anthologies

* *5 Star Specials*¹ (2010)
	+ *The Diamond Star*¹ (2010)
	+ *Ruffa*¹ (2010)
	+ *JC*¹ (2010)
* *Broken Hearts Club*¹ (2010)
* *Entertainment Today Telesine Specials* (1992–1999)
* *For Love or Money*¹ (2013–2014)
* *Handog ni Brocka* (1992)
* *Home Sweet Haus* (1996)
* *Jasmine*¹ (2014)
* *Love Notes* (1993–1998)
* *Nora* (1995)
* *Nora Aunor Sunday Drama Special* (1995–1996)
* *Obsession*¹ (2014)
* *Pangarap Kong Jackpot* (2000–2001)
* *Positive*¹ (2013–2014)
* *Real Confessions*¹ (2011–2012)
* *Star Confessions*¹ (2010–2011)
* *Studio 5 Presents* (1992–1993)
* *Trenderas*¹ (2014)
* *Untold Stories*¹ (2010–2012)

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##### Soap Operas

* *1896* (1996)
* *Balintataw* (1970–1972)
* *Gintong Pangarap* (2000–2001)
* *Mga Yagit sa Lansangan* (1992)
* *Noli Me Tangere* (1992)
* *Salamisim* (1971)
* *Viva Telekomiks* (produced by Viva Television, 1992)

##### Television films

* *Studio 5 Original Movies*¹ (2014)
	+ *The Lady Next Door¹* (February 4, 2014)
	+ *When I Fall In Love¹* (February 11, 2014)
	+ *The Replacement Bride¹* (February 18, 2014)
	+ *Bawat Sandali¹* (February 25, 2014)
	+ *More Than Words¹* (May 11, 2014)
	+ *Halik sa Dilim¹* (October 30, 2014)
* *Brillante Mendoza Presents*¹ (2017)
	+ *Tsinoy¹* (February 4, 2017)
	+ *Everlasting¹* (March 25, 2017)
	+ *Pagtatapos¹* (April 22, 2017)
	+ *Panata¹* (May 27, 2017)
	+ *Anak¹* (June 25, 2017)
	+ *Kadaugan¹* (July 30, 2017)

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#### Kid-oriented shows

* *5 and Up* (1992–1994)
* *A.R.K. (Anime Ring Kaisho)* (2004–2007)
* *A.S.T.I.G. (All Set To Imitate God)* (produced by CBN Asia, Inc.) (2005–2006)
* *Art Is Kool* (2004–2005)
* *Batang Vidaylin* (in cooperation with Abbott Laboratories, 2001)
* *Batang X: The Next Generation*¹ (2008)
* *Batang X The Series* (1992)
* *Batibot*¹ (2010–2013)
* *Biyaheng Bulilit*¹ (2009–2010)
* *Boyoyong* (1992–1993)
* *Camp Tiger*¹ (in cooperation with Mondelez International, 2010)
* *Chikiting Patrol* (2004–2006)
* *Hershey's Kidz Town* (2001–2002)
* *Hi-5 Philippines*¹ (2015–2016)
* *Kids TV* (2006–2007)
* *KNN: Kabataan News Network* (2004–2007)
* *Kiddie Kwela*¹ (2008–2010)
* *Learning your ABC* (1992)
* *Mustard TV*¹ (2008–2010)
* *Toogs*¹ (2008–2009)

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#### Educational programs

* *Agri Link* (1994–2001)
* *Ating Alamin* (produced by Ka Gerry Geronimo Productions, 2005–2007)
* *Better Home Ideas* (1995–1996)
* *Chef vs. Mom*¹ (2012–2013)
* *Cooking Kumares*¹ (2012)
* *Cooking With The Daza's Kitchen* (1995–2004)
* *Gourmet Everyday* (2003–2007)
* *How 'Bout My Place* (produced by Little Wing Productions, 2004–2006)
* *How 'Bout My Place Tonight*¹ (produced by Little Wing Productions, 2009)
* *Island Flavors* (2004–2008)
* *Katok sa Cusina*¹ (2011)
* *Look Who's Cooking* (2008)
* *Promdi Chef: Visayas Tours*¹ (2009)
* *Star sa Kusina* (2006–2008)
* *Tipong Pinoy* (1998)
* *What's Cooking at Sylvia's Kitchen*

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#### Informative

* *3R*¹ (2008–2009)
* *America Atbp.* (2006–2008)
* *Asenso Pinoy* (2005–2008)
* *Buhay Pinoy* (2007–2008)
* *Generation RX* (2006–2008)
* *Hayop sa Galing*¹ (2013)
* *Healthline* (2005–2007)
* *Infochat* (1997–2002)
* *Jinrilationships*¹ (2015)
* *Kakaibang Lunas*¹ (2015–2017)
* *Kapatid with Joel Mendez* (2005–2008)
* *Kumare Klub*¹ (2011–2012)
* *Lucida DS: United Shelter Health Show* (2007–2008)
* *Maunlad na Agrikultura*¹ (2011–2012)
* *Metro TV Shopping* (2000–2005)
* *MOG TV*¹ (2009–2010)
* *Mom Ko To!* (2004–2005)
* *Mom TV* (2005–2006)
* *Mommy Academy* (produced by Ka Gerry Geronimo Productions, 2001–2006)
* *Mysteries 2000* (1993–1995)
* *New Life TV Shopping* (2005)
* *One Plus Shop TV*¹ (TV5 Channel 21 Cebu; 2015–2016)
* *Proactiv Solution* (2005–2008)
* *Quantum Showcase* (2001–2005)
* *Side Stitch* (2001–2002)
* *Shop Japan*¹ (2014–2018)
* *Skin Deep* (1997–2000)
* *Smart TV Shopping*
* *Tahanang Pinoy* (2002–2007)
* *Teens* (2007–2008)
* *Today's Moms* (2005–2007)
* *Trabaho Lang!* (2001–2002)
* *Urban Doktor* (2001–2002)
* *Value Vision* (1994–1998)
* *Venta5 Interactive TV Shopping*¹ (2006–2008)
* *Winner TV Shopping* (2002–2008)
* *W.O.W.: What's on Weekend* (2007–2008)

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#### Travel shows

* *Gone for the Weekend* (2001–2002)
* *ISLA on ABC* (2005)
* *Japan Japan 47*¹ (2017)
* *Pinoy Explorer*¹ (2011–2014)
* *Travel on a Shoestring*¹ (2008–2009)
* *W.O.W.: What's On Weekend* (2007–2008)

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#### Lifestyle shows

* *3R*¹ (2008–2009)
* *Better Home Ideas* (1995–1996)
* *Bodies and Motion* (1994–2000)
* *Cocktales*¹ (2013)
* *Flo*¹ (2008–2009)
* *Gellicious*¹ (2011–2012)
* *Gone for the Weekend* (2001–2002)
* *Happy Wife, Happy Life*¹ (2015)
* *Kada* (1993–1996)
* *Kapatid with Joel Mendez* (2005–2008)
* *Philip: Lifestyle Guy*¹ (2013–2014)
* *Side Stitch* (2001–2002)
* *Tahanang Pinoy* (2002–2007)
* *Tech Trip*¹ (2010)
* *Teens* (2006–2008)
* *Toyz*¹ (2009)
* *Travel on a Shoestring*¹ (2008–2009)
* *Urban Tribe*¹ (2009–2010)
* *Fit For Life¹* (2020)

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#### Magazine shows

* *FLO*¹ (2008–2009)
* *Gone for the Weekend* (2001–2002)
* *Kada* (1993–1996)
* *Side Stitch* (2001–2002)
* *Teens* (2006–2008)
* *Toyz*¹ (2008–2009)
* *Unlimited Engagement* (1998)

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#### Youth-oriented shows

* *17 Bernard Club* (produced by Viva Television, 1992–1994)
* *3R*¹ (2008–2009)
* *All Hot Music*¹ (2008–2009)
* *The Basketball Show* (2004–2005)
* *Bagets: Just Got Lucky*¹ (produced by Viva Television, 2011–2012)
* *BFGF*¹ (2010–2011)
* *Club TV* (2005)
* *Game Extreme Channel* (2003–2004)
* *G&G: Goals & Girls*¹ (2009)
* *Gone for the Weekend* (2001–2002)
* *HushHush*¹ (2008–2009)
* *K-TV* (1992–1993)
* *KNN: Kabataan News Network* (2004–2007)
* *Kada* (1993–1996)
* *Kool Skool* (produced by Viva Television, 1993)
* *Lipgloss*¹ (2008–2009)
* *Lovebooks Presents*¹ (2008)
	+ *Break-Up Diaries*¹ (2008)
	+ *Have Baby, Will Date*¹ (2008)
	+ *No Boyfriend Since Birth*¹ (2008)
* *Love Bytes* (1996–1997)
* *Love Notes* (1993–1996)
* *Luv Crazy*¹ (2011)
* *The Misadventures of Maverick and Ariel* (produced by Ideal Minds Corp., 2003–2005)
* *MP3*¹ (2008–2009)
* *Music Bureau* (1993–1998)
* *Mysmatch*¹ (2008)
* *On-Air* (produced by Ideal Minds Corp., 2001–2004)
* *Side Stitch* (2001–2002)
* *SINGLE* (produced by Ideal Minds Corp., 2002–2004)
* *Teens* (2006–2008)
* *Three Blind Dates* (produced by Ideal Minds Corp., 2004–2005)
* *Wattpad Presents*¹ (2014–2017)
	+ *My Tag Boyfriend*¹ (2014)
	+ *Mr. Popular Meets Miss Nobody*¹ (2014)
	+ *Poser*¹ (2014)
	+ *Almost A Cinderella Story*¹ (2014)
	+ *Dyepni*¹ (2014)
	+ *The Savage Casanova*¹ (2014)
	+ *Fake Fiance*¹ (2014)
	+ *Diary ng Hindi Malandi: Slight Lang!*¹ (2014)
	+ *Mr. Popular Meets Miss Nobody 2*¹ (2014)
	+ *His Secretary*¹ (2014)
	+ *Just For A While*¹ (2014)
	+ *Game of Love*¹ (2014)
	+ *Trip In Love or Fall In Love*¹ (2015)
	+ *Mistakenly Meant For You*¹ (2015)
	+ *I'm In Love with A Dota Player*¹ (2015)
	+ *A House Full of Hunks*¹ (2015)
	+ *Cupid Fools*¹ (2015)
	+ *Ex Ko Ang Idol N'yo*¹ (2015)
	+ *BitterElla*¹ (2015)
	+ *My Fiance Since Birth*¹ (2015)
	+ *Heartbreaker*¹ (2015)
	+ *My Ex, My Professor*¹ (2015)
	+ *Lady In Disguise*¹ (2015)
	+ *The Magic in You*¹ (2015)
	+ *The Nerdy Girl Turns Into A Hottie Chick*¹ (2015)
	+ *Lala Laitera*¹ (2015)
	+ *Marry You*¹ (2015)
	+ *Sky My Robot Prince*¹ (2015)
	+ *Hot & Cold*¹ (2015)
	+ *How To Break-up with The Bad Boy*¹ (2015)
	+ *Maid For Korean Boys*¹ (2015)
	+ *Secretly In A Relationship with a Gangster*¹ (2015)
	+ *Jenny & The Magic Arinola*¹ (2015)
	+ *Said I Love You*¹ (2015)
	+ *Unwanted Girlfriend*¹ (2015)
	+ *I'm 20 But Still NBSB*¹ (2015)
	+ *Pristine Academy*¹ (2015)
	+ *Take It or Leave It*¹ (2015)
	+ *Bebeng Pabebe Meets Super Jiro*¹ (2015)
	+ *Casanova's Love Game*¹ (2015)
	+ *My Chinito*¹ (2015)
	+ *Ang Mahiwagang Bra ni Lola*¹ (2015)
	+ *Beauty And The Beks*¹ (2015)
	+ *We're Married*¹ (2015)
	+ *A Rose Between Two Thorns*¹ (2015)
	+ *Love Encounters*¹ (2015)
	+ *Wicked Ways*¹ (2015)
	+ *Wrong Number*¹ (2015)
	+ *Iska Ispiritista*¹ (2015)
	+ *The Ignorant Princess*¹ (2015)
	+ *The K-Pop Star And I*¹ (2015–2016)
	+ *Seducing Mr. Wrong*¹ (2016)
	+ *Avah Maldita*¹ (2016)
	+ *Mysterious Guy at the Coffee Shop*¹ (2016)
	+ *My Soulmate is from Another Planet*¹ (2016)
	+ *My Casanova Husband*¹ (2016)
	+ *Heart Over Matter*¹ (2016)
	+ *Saranghaeyo, My Bodyguard*¹ (2016)
	+ *My Boyfriend By Accident*¹ (2016)
	+ *Hiling*¹ (2016)
	+ *Mr. Cold*¹ (2016)
	+ *That Girl*¹ (2016)
	+ *Bilin ni Lola*¹ (2016)
	+ *Picture of You*¹ (2016)
	+ *The Other Side*¹ (2016)
	+ *Confessions of a Fashion Blogger*¹ (2016)
	+ *Salamin*¹ (2016)
	+ *He's A Kidnapper*¹ (2016)
	+ *I'm His Tutor*¹ (2016)
	+ *300 Days with My Contract Husband*¹ (2016)
	+ *Destined*¹ (2017)
	+ *Just the Benefits*¹ (2017)
	+ *Unlucky I'm In Love With My Bestfriend*¹ (2017)
	+ *Special Section*¹ (2017)
	+ *I'm Making Out with the Playboy at School*¹ (2017)
	+ *That Promdi Girl*¹ (2017)
	+ *Accidentally in Love with a Gangster*¹ (2017)
	+ *Breaking the Bad Boy*¹ (2017)
	+ *AFGITMOLFM*¹ (2017)
	+ *Captivated by Tyrone Greene*¹ (2017)
	+ *Just the Strings*¹ (2017)

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#### Reality shows

* *The Alabang Housewives*¹ (2013)
* *The Amazing Race Philippines*¹ (2012, 2014)
	+ *The Amazing Race Philippines* (Season 1) (2012)
	+ *The Amazing Race Philippines* (Season 2) (2014)
* *Artista Academy*¹ (2012)
* *The Biggest Game Show In The World Asia*¹ (2012)
* *Boracay Bodies*¹ (in cooperation with Tanduay, 2013)
* *Buhay Beauty Queen* (2004)
* *Coke Studio Philippines*¹ (in cooperation with Coca-Cola, 2017)
* *Dobol Inkredibol* (1997)
* *Extreme Makeover: Home Edition Philippines*¹ (2012)
* *Extreme Series: Kaya Mo Ba 'To*¹ (2015)
* *The Exchange* (produced by Ideal Minds Corp., 2001–2002)
* *Global Shockers* (2006–2007)
* *Guinness Book of World Records Philippine Edition* (2004)
* *Hayop Na Hayop* (2006)
* *Hollywood Dream Philippine Edition* (2005)
* *It Takes Gutz to Be A Gutierrez*¹ (2014)
* *Juan Direction*¹ (produced by News5 and Island Media Asia, 2013–2014)
* *Kanta Pilipinas*¹ (2013)
* *Karinderya Wars*¹ (2013)
* *KISPinoy: The K-Pop Philippination*¹ (2015)
* *Kung May Hirap, May Ginhawa*¹ (2012–2013)
* *Kuwentong Talentado*¹ (2009–2010)
* *Lakbai*¹ (2017)
* *My MVP*¹ (2008)
* *Mysmatch*¹ (2008)
* *OMG*¹ (2008–2009)
* *On-Air* (produced by Ideal Minds Corp., 2001–2004)
* *Philippine Idol* (2006)
* *Philippines' Next Top Model: High Street*¹ (2017)
* *Philippines Scariest Challenge*¹ (2008–2009)
* *Ripley's Believe It Or Not Philippine Edition* (2005–2006)
* *S.O.S.: Stories of Survival* (2005–2007)
* *SINGLE* (produced by Ideal Minds Corp., 2002–2004)
* *Side Stitch* (2001–2002)
* *That's My Job* (2008)
* *Three Blind Dates* (produced by Ideal Minds Corp., 2004–2005)
* *To do Maxx* (in English: *Maximum Exposure*) (2006)
* *Trabaho Lang* (2001–2002, 2006–2007)
* *Video Incredible*¹ (2012)

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#### Talent shows

* *Artista Academy*¹ (2012)
* *Batang Vidaylin* (in cooperation with Abbott Laboratories, 2001)
* *Born to Be a Star*¹ (2016)
* *Celebrity Dance Battle*¹ (2014)
* *Hollywood Dream Philippine Edition* (2005)
* *Move It: Clash of the Streetdancers*¹ (2015)
* *Philippine Idol* (2006)
* *Rising Stars Philippines*¹ (2015)
* *Shall We Dance?* (2005–2010)
	+ *The Celebrity Dance Challenge Kids Edition 1* (2005)
	+ *The Stars Are Back* (2006)
	+ *The Celebrity Dance Challenge Kids Edition 2* (2007)
	+ *It's Your Time to Shine* (2007)
	+ *The Search for the 2008 Dancing Queen* (2008)
	+ *Search for the Dancing Superstars*¹ (2008)
	+ *War on the Dance Floor*¹ (2008)
	+ *Challenge of the Champions*¹ (2009)
	+ *Bigatin Challenge*¹ (2009)
* *Star Factor*¹ (2010)
* *Talentadong Pinoy* (2008–2013, 2014, 2020)
	+ *Talentadong Pinoy International Edition*¹ (2012)
	+ *Talentadong Pinoy Kids*¹ (2012)
	+ *Talentadong Pinoy Worldwide*¹ (2012–2013)
	+ *Talentadong Pinoy Junior*¹ (2012–2013)
	+ *Talentadong Pinoy 2014*¹ (2014)
	+ *Bangon Talentadong Pinoy¹* (2020)
* *Voice of McDonald's*¹ (2009)

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#### Game shows

* *B na B: Baliw na Baliw* (1994–1997)
* *Barangay Utakan*¹ (produced by News5, 2015–2016)
* *Baikingu*¹ (2008–2010)
* *Blind Item* (2005)
* *Camp Tiger*¹ (in cooperation with Mondelez International, 2010)
* *Celebrity Cook-Off*¹ (2010)
* *Celebrity Samurai*¹ (2011–2012)
* *Double W* (2007–2008)
* *Easy Money: Ang Cash ng Bayan* (1998–2001)
* *Family Feud Pinoy Edition* (2001–2003)
* *Game Extreme Channel* (2003–2004)
* *Go For It!* (1998–1999)
* *House or Not*¹ (2010–2011)
* *Jeepney Jackpot: Pera o Para!*¹ (2013)
* *Karinderya Wars*¹ (2013)
* *Killer Karaoke: Pinoy Naman*¹ (2013–2014)
* *Laugh or Lose*¹ (2010–2011)
* *Let's Ask Pilipinas*¹ (2013–2014; 2014)
* *Love Bytes* (1996–1997)
* *Lucky Numbers*¹ (2011)
* *Million Peso Money Drop*¹ (2012–2013)
* *Mysmatch*¹ (2008)
* *Philippine Lottery Draw* (2003–2005)
* *Premyo sa Resibo* (2006–2007)
* *The Price is Right Pinoy Edition* (2001–2003)
* *Puso o Pera* (2004)
* *Quiet Please!: Bawal ang Maingay*¹ (2014–2015)
* *R.U. Kidding Me*¹ (2011)
* *Sing Galing!* (1998–2005)
	+ *Sing Galing ni Pops* (2004–2005)
	+ *Sing Galing The Trio-oke Showdown* (2004)
* *Slingo* (2007)
* *Text 2 Win* (2008)
* *Toink Sino Ang Tama?*¹ (2012)
* *Wheel of Fortune Pinoy Edition* (2001–2002)
* *Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?*¹ (2009–2015)
* *Win Win Win* (2007)
* *You And Me Against The World*¹ (2008–2009)
* *Bawal na Game Show¹* (2020)
* *Fill in the Bank¹* (2020)

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#### Talk shows

##### General

* *3R*¹ (2008–2009)
* *Call Me Papa Jack*¹ (2015)
* *Diretsahan* (2004)
* *The Edu Manzano Show* (1992–1994)
* *Face The People*¹ (2013–2014)
* *Face to Face*¹ (2010–2013)
* *Heart to Heart with Helen Gamboa* (1993–1994)
* *I Love Philippine Idol Exclusive* (2006)
* *Jojo A. All The Way!*¹ (2009–2010)
* *Kapatid with Joel Mendez* (2005–2008)
* *Late Night with Edu* (1992–1994)
* *Look Who's Talking* (2004–2006)
* *Medyo Late Night Show with Jojo A. All The Way*¹ (2010–2013, 2015)
* *Pops Talk Show* (2004–2005)
* *Secrets with Juliana Palermo* (2004–2005)
* *Sharon: Kasama Mo, Kapatid*¹ (2012–2013)
* *Solved na Solved*¹ (2015)
* *Straight To The Heart* (1992–1993)
* *Wala Yan Sa Lolo Ko!* (2005–2006)
* *What's Up Doods?*¹ (2013–2014)
* *Ted Failon at DJ Chacha sa Radyo5¹ (2020)*
* *Chika, Besh!¹* (2020)
* *Usapng Real Life¹* (2020)
* *Rated Korina¹* (2020)

##### Showbiz-oriented

* *Ang Latest*¹ (2012–2013)
* *Isang Tanong, Isang Sagot!* (1993–1995)
* *Juicy!*¹ (2008–2012)
* *Nap Knock* (1993–1995)
* *Paparazzi Showbiz Exposed*¹ (2010–2012)
* *Showbiz Police: Una sa Eksena*¹ (2013–2014)
* *Showbiz Konek na Konek*¹ (2015)
* *Stars on 5* (1994–1997)
* *The Troika Tonite* (1995–1999)

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#### Variety and musical

* *Aawitan Kita* (2002–2006)
* *Adlibs with Cheche Lazaro* (1992)
* *All Hot Music*¹ (2008–2009)
* *By Request* (produced by Kool 106, 2002–2004)
* *Carmen on Camera* (1968–1972)
* *Chinese Variety Show* (1996–2003)
* *Club TV* (2005)
* *Dance-O-Rama* (1967–1972)
* *DMV: Dream Music Videos* (2004–2008)
* *Dream FM Playlist*
* *Eezy Dancing* (1996–2002)
* *Fan\*tastik*¹ (2011)
* *For Men Only* (1968–1972)
* *Game 'N Go*¹ (2012–2013)
	+ *Game N' Go All-Stars*¹ (2013)
* *Good Evening Please* (1996–1997)
* *HAPPinas Happy Hour*¹ (2016)
* *Happy Truck HAPPinas*¹ (2016)
* *Happy Truck ng Bayan*¹ (2015–2016)
* *Helen* (1966–1970)
* *Hey It's Saberdey!*¹ (2011–2012)
* *K-TV* (1992–1993)
* *Kool on Kam* (produced by Kool 106, 2002–2004)
* *May I Sing To You* (1960–1965)
* *The Mega and the Songwriter*¹ (2013–2014)
* *MP3*¹ (2008–2009)
* *MTV Top 20 Pilipinas*¹ (2016)
* *Music Bureau* (1993–1998)
* *Musika ATBP* (1998–2000)
* *P.O.5*¹ (2010–2011)
* *P.O.P.S.: Pops On Primetime Saturday* (1992–1996)
* *Sabado Boys*¹ (2009–2010)
* *Sarah Geronimo Concert Series*¹ (produced by Viva Entertainment, 2010)
* *Showtime Funtime* (1992)
* *Soul Mix*¹ (produced by JesCom Foundation, 2006–2010)
* *Spin Nation*¹ (produced by Spinnr.ph, 2013–2014)
* *Sunday Funday*¹ (2012)
* *Super Slam Bang*¹ (2009)
* *Video Hot Tracks* (1992–2005)
* *VINA* (1993–1994)
* *Willing Willie*¹ (2010–2011)
* *Wil Time Bigtime*¹ (2011–2013)
* *Wowowillie*¹ (2013)
* *Lunch Out Loud¹* (2020)
* *Sunday Noontime Live!¹* (2020)

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#### Fantasy series

* *Batang X* (1995–1996)
* *Batang X: The Next Generation*¹ (2008)
* *Darna* (1961)
* *Darna at Ang Impakta* (1965)
* *Istorifik: Pidol's Kwentong Fantastik*¹ (2013)
* *Kapitan Awesome*¹ (2012–2013)
* *LolaBasyang.com*¹ (produced by The Idea First Company, 2015–2016)
* *Moomoo and Me*¹ (2009–2010)
* *Pidol's Wonderland*¹ (2010–2013, 2020; rerun)
* *Tasya Fantasya*¹ (produced by Viva Entertainment, 2016)

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#### Horror Series

* *Guni Guni* (1996)
* *Malikmata* (1997)
* *Midnight DJ*¹ (2008–2011)
* *#ParangNormal Activity*¹ (produced by The Idea First Company, 2015–2016)
* *Que Horror* (1996–1999)
* *Regal Shocker*¹ (2011–2012)
* *Third Eye*¹ (2012)

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### Religious shows

* *A.S.T.I.G. (All Set To Imitate God)* (produced by CBN Asia, Inc. 2005–2006)
* *The Chaplet of the Divine Mercy* (1992–2008)
* *Community Mass on ABC* (2004–2007)
* *Family Land Children's Show* (2006–2008)
* *Family Matters*¹ (2010–2016)
* *Family Rosary Crusade* (1992–2008)
* *Guidelines With Dr. Harold J. Sala* (2002–2005)
* *Inside The Fishbowl*¹ (2008–2010)
* *Kerygma TV*¹ (2007–2010)
* *Light Talk* (2006–2008)
* *Mustard TV*¹ (2008–2010)
* *Signs & Wonders* (2007–2008)
* *Sunday Mass on ABC*¹ (2007–2010)
* *This New Life At Alabang New Life*¹ (2009–2010)
* *Three Minutes a Day with Fr. James Reuter, S.J.* (2005–2008) (produced by Family Rosary Crusade)
* *The Word Exposed with Bishop Luis Antonio Tagle, D.D.*¹ (produced by Jesuit Communications Foundation, 2008–2010)
* *The 700 Club Asia* (produced by CBN Asia, Inc., 2002–2006)
* *Word Made Flesh* (2004–2008)

¹as TV5

### Movie blocks and specials

* *5 Max Movies*¹ (2008–2010)
* *ABC Onstage*
* *ABC Theater*
* *ABCinema* (1992–1998, 2004–2008)
* *Action Packed Sabado*¹ (2010)
* *Action Theater* (1993–1996)
* *The Big Night*
* *Cinemalaya*
* *Entertainment Today* (1992–1999)
* *Friday Box Office*
* *Friday Night Action*¹ (2013)
* *Golden Classics*
* *Good Vibes Wednesday*¹ (2014)
* *Monday Night Blockbusters*¹ (2013–2014)
* *More Action Theater*
* *Movie Max 5*¹ (2014–2018)
* *Primetime Super Sine*¹ (2011)
* *Saturday Night Blockbusters* (1996–1999, 2007–2008)
* *Saturday Night Movies* (2000–2004)
* *Saturday Night Specials*
* *Shorts*
* *Sine Klasiks* (1992–2002)
* *Sine Ko Singko*¹ (2013)
	+ *Sine Ko 5ingko Indie 'To* (2013)
	+ *Sine Ko 5ingko Premiere* (2013)
* *Sinetanghali*¹ (2011–2013)
* *Sunday Night Movies*
* *Sunday Night Specials*
* *Sabado Sineplex*¹ (2011–2013)
* *Sunday Sineplex*¹ (2011–2013)
* *Super Sine 5*¹ (2011–2013)
* *Super Sine Prime*¹ (2012–2013)
* *Takilya Busters*
* *Tuesday Christmas Countdown*¹ (2013)
* *Tuesday Happy Hour*¹ (2014)
* *Tuesday Night Blockbusters*
* *Tuesday Nine-Thirty*
* *TV5 Kids Movie Special*¹ (2013–2014)
* *TV5 Kids Presents Disney Movie*¹ (2011)
* *TV5 Kids Presents Marvel Animated Movies*¹ (2013)
* *Viva Blockbusters*
* *Viva Box Office*
* *Viva Cine Idols*
* *Wednesday Night Thriller*¹ (2013)
* *The Wonderful World of Disney*¹ (2015–2016)

¹as TV5

### Sports-oriented programs

* *ABAP: Go For Gold*
* *Astig PBA* (2007–2008)
* *The Basketball Show* (2004–2005)
* *Blow by Blow*¹ (2015–2016)
* *Buhay PBA* (2007–2008)
* *Hard Hat with Rannie Raymundo* (1994–1999)
* *House of Hoops* NBA Review Show (2007–2008)
* *iPBA* (2006–2007)
* *Kwentong Gilas: The Road to Spain*¹ (2014)
* *My MVP*¹ (2008)
* *NCAA Games*¹ (2013–2015) (returned to ABS-CBN Sports of S+A, 2015–present)
* *PBA Classics* (2006–2008)
* *Pool Showdown* (2007–2008)
* *Ringside* (2004–2008)
* *San Lazaro Hippodrome Horse Racing* (1964–1967)
* *Speed by MP Turbo* (2003–2004)
* *Sports 360*¹ (2015–2016)
* *Stoplight TV*¹ (2009–2010)
* *URCC TV*¹ (2009–2010)
* *Viva Main Event* (produced by Viva Sports, 1998–2000)
* *World Class Boxing* (2007–2008)

¹as TV5

## Foreign and canned shows

### Anime

* *Azumanga Daioh*¹ (2008–2009, 2009–2010)
* *Attack on Titan: Junior High*¹ (2017)
* *Bakugan Battle Brawlers* (2009-2012)
* *Battle Spirits*¹ (2010)
* *Black Blood Brothers*¹ (2008)
* *Casshern Sins*¹ (2010)
* *Clannad*¹ (2010)
* *Code Geass*¹ (2008)
* *Cowboy Bebop*¹ (2008–2009)
* *Coyote Ragtime Show*¹ (2008)
* *Crayon Shin-Chan* (2003–2005)
* *Cyborg Kuro-chan* (2004)
* *D.Gray-man*¹ (2010)
* *Destiny Warriors* (Jyūshin Embu – Hero Tales)
* *DN Angel*¹ (2008)
* *Dragon League*
* *Duel Masters*¹ (2008, 2009–2010)
* *Eto Rangers*
* *F* (2001–2003)
* *Fancy Lala* (2001–2003)
* *Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood* (2009–2010)
* *Fushigi Yuugi*¹ (2009)
* *Golgo 13*¹ (2010 – incomplete episodes)
* *Gundam 00*¹ (2010 – incomplete episodes)
* *Hutch the Honeybee* (1994)
* *Kimba the White Lion* (1993)
* *Legendz*¹ (2009)
* *Lovely Detective Labyrinth*¹ (2009)
* *Lucky Star*¹ (2010)
* *Magical Doremi*¹ (2015 – incomplete episodes)
* *Maha Go! Go! Go!* (Speed Racer X) (2002)
* *Mai HiME*¹ (2008–2009)
* *Makibaoh*¹ (2009)
* *The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya*¹ (2009)
* *Mobile Suit Gundam 00*¹ (2010, 2013)
* *Mon Colle Knights* (2003)
* *Myriad Colors Phantom World*¹ (2017)
* *Mythical Detective Loki Ragnarok*¹ (2009)
* *Ninja Boy Rantaro* (2004–2006)
* *Noein*¹ (2008, 2009)
* *Pollyanna* (1994)
* *Pygmalio* (2002–2003)
* *Ranma ½*¹ (2009)
* *Sailor Moon* (1995–2004)
* *Shakugan no Shana and Shakugan no Shana Second*¹ (2008–2009)
* *Shurato*
* *Special A*¹ (2009, 2010)
* *Slam Dunk* (1995–1998) (now airs on GMA Network since 2003)
* *Street Fighter II V*¹ (2010)
* *Sword Art Online*¹ (2015)
* *Time Quest* (1994, 2000–2002)
* *Tokyo Majin*¹ (2008)
* *Toradora*¹ (2009–2010)
* *Transformers: Animated*¹ (2015)
* *Transformers: Armada*¹ (2008)
* *The Wallflower*¹ (2008)
* *Witchblade*¹ (2009)
* *Yaiba* (1995–1996)
* *Yamato Nadeshiko Shichi Henge*¹ (2010)
* *Yatterman*¹ (2010)

¹as TV5

### Asian animation

* *I-Go Youngster*¹ (2008–2009)
* *Lazenca*
* *Restol*
* *The Adventures of Little Carp*¹ (2009–2010)
* *The Wanderings of San Mao*¹ (2008–2009)

¹as TV5

### Super Sentai/Tokusatsu

* *Guyferd* (1999–2004, 2010–2011) (Tagalog version)
* *Janperson* (1998–2000) (Tagalog version)
* *Jetman* (1998–1999) (Tagalog Version)
* *Masked Rider Blade*¹ (2008–2009)
* *Masked Rider Hibiki*¹ (2009, 2013) (the American version of *Masked Rider Black RX*) (Tagalog Version)
* *Sky Ranger Gavan* (1994–1996, 1999–2000) (Tagalog Version)
* *Zyuranger* (1998–2000) (Tagalog Version)

### Cartoons and children's shows

#### Independent

* *The Amazing Splashinis* (2000-2005)
* *The Amitie Show* (2005-2009)
* *Angelo Rules*¹ (2017)
* *Aquaman*
* *The Arle Show*¹
* *Baby Potter: The Series* (2005-2010)
* *Back to the Future: The Animated Series*
* *Barney & Friends*¹ (Season 4-11, 2008–2010)
* *Bat Baby: The Adventures of Bat Baby & Robin*
* *Bat Baby: The Series*
* *Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventures*
* *Bob the Builder*¹ (2008–2011)
* *The Bots Master*
* *Bratz*¹ (2008–2009)
* *Bunnicula*¹ (2017)
* *Captain America*
* *Cops & Robots: The Series* (2003-2006)
* *Chuggington*¹ (2010–2011)
* *Doomsday: The Series* (2007-2010)
* *Duck Dodgers*¹ (2016)
* *Elmo's World*¹ (2008–2009)
* *The Fantastic Voyages of Sinbad the Sailor*
* *Feli & Raffina: The Series* (2014-2017)
* *Freakazoid!* (2000–2001)
* *Free Willy* (1996–1997)
* *The Funnyman Boogeyman Show* (2005-2012)
* *Galaxy Squad* (2005-2009)
* *G.I. Joe*
* *Global Grover*¹ (2008–2009)
* *Grimm's Fairy Tales and the story Book Series*
* *Gumby*
* *He-Man and the Masters of the Universe*
* *Hi-5*¹ (2009–2011 (Series 11), 2015 (Series 13))
* *Hulk Hogan's Rock 'n' Wrestling*
* *Inhumanoids* (1999–2000)
* *Inspector Gadget*¹ (2016–2017)
* *Jimmy Two-Shoes*¹ (2016)
* *The Jungle Bunch to the Rescue*¹ (2016, 2017)
* *Kidsongs*
* *Krypto the Superdog*¹ (2016–2017)
* *Laser Patrol* (2004)
* *The Looney Tunes Show*¹ (2015–2017)
* *Macron 1*
* *Marine Boy*
* *Marvel's Avengers Assemble*¹ (2014–2015, 2017 – incomplete episodes)
* *Marvel Super Hero Adventures* (2003-2006)
* *Maxie's World*
* *Mr. Bean: The Animated Series*¹ (2016–2017)
* *The New Adventures of Superman*
* *Oggy and the Cockroaches*¹ (2010–2014)
* *Pingu*¹ (2008–2010)
* *The Pink Panther* (1993–1996)
* *Play with Me Sesame*¹ (2008–2010)
* *Postman Pat*¹ (2008–2010)
* *Puyo Puyo* (2005-2009)
* *Princess Tenko*
* *Rat-A-Tat*¹ (2016–2017)
* *The Real Ghostbusters*
* *The Ringo Show*
* *Savage Dragon*
* *Scooby-Doo Series on Boomerang*¹
	+ *What's New, Scooby-Doo?*¹ (2015–2016)
	+ *Be Cool, Scooby-Doo!*¹ (2017)
* *She-Ra*
* *Shelley Duvall's Bedtime Stories*
* *Spider-Man & Friends*
* *Spider-Man: The Animated Series*
* *Star Blazers*
* *Star Wars: The Clone Wars*¹ (2015–2016)
* *Star Wars Rebels*¹ (2015–2017)
* *Starcom: The U.S. Space Force*
* *Super Mario Bros.*
* *Superman: The Animated Series* (2000–2001)
* *The Sylvester & Tweety Mysteries*¹ (2016)
* *Taz-Mania*¹ (2016)
* *The Tetra Show* (2006-2015)
* *Thomas & Friends*¹ (2008–2010)
* *The Three Stooges Animated Series*
* *Timmy the Tooth*
* *Tiny Toons Adventures* (1992–1993)
* *Transformers*
* *Transformers Academy* (2007-2009)
* *Transformers: Generation 2*
* *Transformers: Robots in Disguise*¹ (2017)
* *The Twisted Tales of Felix the Cat* (1996–1998)
* *Tyrone's News* (2008-2013)
* *Ultimate Spider-Man*¹ (2017)
* *The Upside Down Show*¹ (2009–2010)
* *The Universe Stops with You* (2011-2014)
* *Van Pires*
* *Vitaminix*¹ (2010–2011)
* *Wabbit*¹ (2017 – incomplete episodes)
* *Wing Commander Academy* (2002)
* *The Wizard of Oz*
* *X-Men*¹ (1996–2002, 2014–2015)
* *Woody Woodpecker: Escape from Buzz Buzzard Park* (2003-2006)
* *Zorro*

¹as TV5

#### Nickelodeon on ABC/TV5

* *The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius*¹ (2008–2010)
* *All Grown Up!* (2007–2008)
* *Avatar: The Legend of Aang*¹ (2007–2010)
* *Baby Backyardigans* (2008-2010)
* *Blue's Clues*¹ (2006–2010)
* *CatDog*¹ (2006–2010)
* *Catscratch*¹ (2008–2010)
* *ChalkZone*¹ (2006–2010)
* *Danny Phantom*¹ (2006–2010)
* *Dora the Explorer*¹ (2006–2010)
* *Drake & Josh*¹ (2008)
* *El Tigre: The Adventures of Manny Rivera*¹ (2010)
* *Global Guts* (2006–2007)
* *Go, Diego, Go!*¹ (2008–2010)
* *Hey Arnold!* (2006–2007)
* *Legends of the Hidden Temple*¹ (2008–2010)
* *Oh Yeah! Cartoons* (2007–2008)
* *The Puyo Puyo Show* (2008-2011)
* *Rocko's Modern Life*¹ (2008–2010)
* *SpongeBob SquarePants*¹ (2006–2010)
* *The Wild Thornberrys* (2006–2007)
* *Wonder Pets*¹ (2008–2010)
* *Yo Gabba Gabba!*¹ (2010–2011)

¹as TV5

#### TV5 Kids Presents Cartoon Network

* *Adventure Time*¹ (2012–2014)
* *The Amazing World of Gumball*¹ (2013–2014)
* *Baby Jake* (2011-2014)
* *Batman: The Brave and the Bold*¹ (2010–2011)
* *Ben 10*¹ (2010–2012)
* *Ben 10: Alien Force*¹ (2012–2013)
* *Ben 10: Omniverse*¹ (2012–2014)
* *Ben 10: Ultimate Alien*¹ (2013–2015)
* *Camp Lazlo*¹ (2010–2011)
* *Codename: Kids Next Door*¹ (2012–2013)
* *Chowder*¹ (2010–2011)
* *Dark Knights* (2010-2012)
* *Dexter's Laboratory*¹ (2010–2015)
* *Ed, Edd, & Eddy*¹ (2010–2011)
* *Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends*¹ (2010–2011)
* *Generator Rex*¹ (2011–2014)
* *The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy*¹ (2010)
* *Harvey Street Kids* (2011-2015)
* *Johnny Bravo*¹ (2010–2012, 2013–2015)
* *League of Super Evil*¹ (2010–2011)
* *The Misadventures of Flapjack*¹ (2013–2014)
* *My Gym Partner's a Monkey*¹ (2010–2011)
* *Regular Show*¹ (2013–2014)
* *Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!*¹ (2011)
* *Sym-Bionic Titan*¹ (2013–2014)
* *The Powerpuff Girls*¹ (2010–2015, 2016–2017)
* *Teen Titans*¹ (2011–2013)
* *We Bare Bears*¹ (2016–2017)

¹as TV5

#### TV5 Kids Presents Disney Club

* *Combo Niños*¹ (2013–2014)
* *Dave the Barbarian*¹ (2014)
* *Elena of Avalor*¹ (2017)
* *Emperor's New School*¹ (2014–2015)
* *Fish Hooks*¹ (2012–2016)
* *Gargoyles*¹ (2013–2014)
* *Gravity Falls*¹ (2014–2015)
* *Hannah Montana*¹ (2011–2012)
* *Handy Manny*¹ (2010–2016)
* *The Heart of the Jungle* (2010-2013)
* *Henry Hugglemonster*¹ (2014–2015, 2017–2018)
* *Higglytown Heroes*¹ (2015–2017)
* *Imagination Movers*¹ (2012–2014)
* *Jake and the Neverland Pirates*¹ (2012–2013, 2015–2016)
* *Jungle Junction*¹ (2012–2014)
* *Kick Buttowski: Suburban Daredevil*¹ (2010–2014)
* *Kim Possible*¹ (2015)
* *Lilo & Stitch: The Series*¹ (2016)
* *Little Einsteins*¹ (2015–2016)
* *Lloyd in Space*¹ (2014–2015)
* *Mickey Mouse Clubhouse*¹ (2011–2014, 2016–2017)
* *Moners Sixton 2590*
* *Oddbods*¹ (2017)
* *Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee: The Series* (2010-2013)
* *Penn Zero: Part-Time Hero*¹ (2016–2018)
* *Phineas and Ferb*¹ (2010–2015)
* *Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja*¹ (2015–2017)
* *Sheriff Callie's Wild West*¹ (2016)
* *Special Agent Oso*¹ (2010–2012)
* *Stitch!*¹ (2011–2012, 2014–2015)
* *Teacher's Pet*¹ (2015)
* *The Legend of Tarzan*¹ (2014–2015)
* *The Replacements*¹ (2014–2015)
* *The Suite's Life*¹ (2011–2012)
* *Timon & Pumbaa*¹ (2017)
* *Wander Over Yonder*¹ (2016–2017)
* *Yin Yang Yo!*¹ (2013–2014)

¹as TV5

### Game/reality/talent shows

* *American Idol* (2004–2007) (now aired on ETC and 2nd Avenue)
* *The Apprentice with Donald Trump* (Seasons 1 to 5) (2004–2005)
* *The Apprentice with Martha Stewart* (2005–2006)
* *Asia's Next Top Model*¹ (2014, 2016–2017)
	+ *Asia's Next Top Model* (cycle 2)1 (2014)
	+ *Asia's Next Top Model* (cycle 4)1 (2016)
	+ *Asia's Next Top Model* (cycle 5)1 (2017)
* *Asian Idol* (2007–2008)
* *Catfish*¹ (2016–2017)
* *Disaster Date*¹ (2017)
* *Ex on the Beach*¹ (2016–2017)
* *Fear Factor*
* *Friendzone*¹ (2016)
* *Guinness World Records* (2000–2007)
* *Killer Karaoke*1 (2013)
* *MasterChef Asia*1 (2015–2016)
* *Maximum Exposure* (2006–2008)
* *Pimp My Ride*¹ (2017–2018)
* *Record Breakers* (2008)
* *Rock Star: INXS* (2005)
* *So You Think You Can Dance?* (2005)
* *Temptation Island*
* *There's Something About Miriam*
* *Video Zonkers*¹

¹as TV5

### American series

* *Alfred Hitchcock Presents* (1992)
* *America's Funniest Home Videos*¹ (2016–2017)
* *Arrow*¹ (2016–2018)
* *Batman* (1992)
* *Beach Patrol*
* *Betsy and Steve* (2009-2012)
* *Big Bad Beetleborgs* (1997–1999)
* *Blindspot*¹ (2017–2018)
* *Boiling Points*¹ (2017)
* *Bugging Out*¹ (2016–2017)
* *Bugs*
* *The Burning Zone* (1996–1997)
* *The Cape* (1996–1997)
* *Cashmere Mafia*¹ (2008)
* *Chicago Sons* (1997)
* *Clueless* (1997–2000)
* *Cobra*
* *Desperate Housewives*
* *Diagnosis: Murder*
* *Eerie Indiana*
* *ER* (1996–2004)
* *FBI: The Untold Stories*
* *Frasier* (1995–2005)
* *Friends* (1996–2006)
* *F/X: The Series* (2000–2002)
* *Growing Pains* (1993–2000)
* *The Hat Squad* (1993–1994)
* *Hearts are Wild*
* *Hercules: The Legendary Journeys*
* *High Tide*
* *Highlander: The Series*
* *The Hitchhiker*
* *How Clean Is Your House?*
* *Hunter*
* *The Last Frontier* (1992–1995)
* *Law & Order: Trial by Jury* (2005–2006)
* *Life Goes On* (1993–1997)
* *Life with Roger* (2001)
* *Lizzie McGuire* (2004–2007)
* *Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman* (1993–2003)
* *Love Monkey*¹ (2008)
* *MADtv* (2000–2002)
* *Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.*¹ (2015–2017)
* *Masked Rider*
* *Midnight Caller*
* *Muppets Tonight* (1998–2000)
* *New York Undercover*
* *Nikita*¹ (2016–2017)
* *Normal Ohio* (1992–2001)
* *Once Upon a Time*¹ (2016)
* *Outcast*¹ (2016)
* *A Peaceable Kingdom* (1992)
* *Police Academy: The Series* (1992–1995)
* *Poltergeist: The Legacy* (2002–2003)
* *Prison Break*¹ (2017)
* *Quantico*¹ (2017)
* *Quantum Leap* (1992–1993)
* *Rachel Gunn, R.N.* (1992)
* *Raven*
* *Reflex Action* (2006-2009)
* *Sabrina, the Teenage Witch* (2000–2003)
* *Scandal*¹ (2016–2017)
* *Scorpion*¹ (2017)
* *The Sentinel* (1997–2000)
* *Sightings*
* *Sky in the Hood* (2006-2008)
* *Sliders* (1993–1995)
* *Small Wonder* (1992–1996)
* *Smallville*¹ (2016–2017)
* *Snow Buddies*
* *Soldier Of Fortune*
* *Spike Jonze*
* *Spy Game*
* *Strangers*
* *Suddenly Susan* (1998–2000)
* *Supergirl*¹ (2017–2018)
* *Super Bloopers and Practical Jokes*
* *Sweet Valley High*
* *Tattooed Teenage Alien Fighters from Beverly Hills*
* *Tarzan*
* *Team Knight Rider*
* *Teen Wolf*¹ (2015–2017)
* *That '70s Show* (2001–2002)
* *Touched by an Angel* (1996–2005)
* *Under Suspicion*
* *The Vampire Diaries*¹ (2015–2017)
* *Viper*
* *VR Troopers*
* *Working* (2001)
* *Xena: The Warrior Princess*

¹as TV5

### British TV shows

* *Hacking the System*¹ (2016)
* *Mr. Bean* (1999–2000)

### Asianovelas

* *8 Kingdom*¹ (2011)
* *Amachan*¹ (2015–2016)
* *Amazing Twins* (2004)
* *Black and White*¹ (2010)
* *Bride of the Century*¹ (2014)
* *Cool Guys, Hot Ramen*¹ (2014)
* *Cheer up on Love*¹ (2011)
* *Don't Cry, My Love*¹ (2010–2011)
* *Don't Worry Be Happy*¹ (2009–2010)
* *Easy Fortune Happy Life*¹ (2010)
* *First Wives' Club*¹ (2010–2011)
* *Flames of Desire*¹ (2011)
* *Gangster Love: Metamorphosis*¹ (2010)
* *Giant*¹ (2012–2013)
* *Glass Castle*¹ (2010–2011)
* *Golden Bride*¹ (2008–2009)
* *Good Wife, Bad Wife*¹ (2011)
* *Hero*¹ (2010)
* *High Kick!*¹ (2010)
* *Judge Bao* (2007–2008)
* *Likeable or Not*¹ (2013–2014)
* *The Little Ngongya*¹ (2009–2010)
* *Love You a Thousand Times*¹ (2012)
* *Mr. Fighting Fight for Love* (2005)
* *My Wife is a Superwoman*¹ (2010)
* *Oh Su Jung vs. Karl*¹ (2008)
* *Pink Lipstick*¹ (2012–2013)
* *Runaway*¹ (2012)
* *Scent of Love* (2004)
* *Smile Honey*¹ (2010)
* *Split*¹ (2010)
* *The Accidental Couple*¹ (2016)
* *Time Between Dog and Wolf*¹ (2010)
* *Under One Roof*¹ (2009–2010)
* *Water Boys*¹ (2008–2009)
* *What's For Dinner?*¹ (2011)
* *White Lies*¹ (2012–2013)
* *Women of Times*¹ (2009–2010)
* *You Are My Destiny*¹ (2013; re-runs, 2013–2014)

¹as TV5

### Telenovelas

* *Doble Cara* (2006)
* *Letty La Mas Fea* (2006)
* *La Reina del Sur*¹ (2016–2017)
* *Maria Bonita*
* *Morena Clara* (1996)
* *Rebelde*¹ (2008)
* *Untamed Beauties*¹ (2008–2009)
* *La viuda de Blanco*

¹as TV5

### Sports-oriented programs

* *All Star Professional Wrestling* (2004–2008)
* *NBA* (2007–2008)
* *TNA Impact* (2004–2006)
* *WWE Raw*¹ (ABC 5: 1994–2001, 2007–2008, TV5: 2009–2010)
* *WWE SmackDown*¹\*\* (ABC 5: 2007–2008, TV5: 2009–2010, 2017–present)

¹as TV5

## Kapatid TV5

*Main article: Kapatid TV5*
TV5 programs are seen internationally via Kapatid TV5, and is currently available in Guam, the Middle East, North Africa, Europe, Canada, and the United States.

## References

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16. ↑ TV5 and ESPN collaborate to launch ESPN 5 Retrieved October 12, 2017
17. ↑ ralphierce (September 7, 2017). TV5 Pulls Out Cartoon Network Shows, Refurbish Lineup Anew with NFL, Cockfighting, Japan Japan and Amo. From the Tube.

## External links

* Media Ownership Monitor Philippines - Television by VERA Files and Reporters Without Borders