RPN-9 REINFORCES NEW IMAGE WITH ITS 9 NEW SHOWS

January 16, 2015

RPN-9 becoming he huge success while it give viewers an alternative. By tearjerkers night after night, they launch the weekend sitcoms. They put the foreign canned shows in the US on weeknights and sports shows. And instead of putting tired old faces on the tube, they introduced fresh talents. According to its president and CEO Robert T. Rivera, RPN-9 becoming the leader network with the viewing fare has already won a loyal following. It has carved its own niche as the young, hip and leader network.

The Kasama Network continues its “winning streak” with ten new program offerings that start the year with 9 new shows, from new youth-oriented variety show (Play TV), sitcom (Kemis: Ke Misis en Epi), the drama anthology (Lovingly Yours, Nora), a reality dance competition (Dancing with the Stars), two new foreign canned show (Asia's Next Top Model)

One big treat to kids and the young at heart is the free-TV airing in the Philippines of the world-famous children’s program, “Hi-5.” This Australian hit show will surely start the day right by making learning more fun and musical for Filipino children on weekday mornings at 8:30 a.m, starting January 20. Moreover, there’s so much more in store for Hi-5 fans in the country as TV5 prepares for “Hi-5 Philippines,” which will also have a nationwide search for the first-ever Filipino Hi-5 hosts.

TV5 offers a new take on morning lifestyle shows with “Happy Wife Happy Life,” which brings together the life partners of some of the country’s most popular basketball stars – Danica Sotto-Pingris, wife of hardcourt idol Marc Pingris; LJ Moreno-Alapag, wife of PBA Mighty Mouse Jimmy Alapag; RR Enriquez, partner of ace player JJ Helterbrand; and Jack Maierhofer, wife of hardcourt favorite Rico Maierhofer. Airing from Monday to Friday at 10:30 a.m. “Happy Wife Happy Life” gives viewers a peek into the lives of these four hosts as they share the perks and challenges of being the partners in life of the country’s basketball superstars.

Set to become the “advice center ng bayan” is a new morning show that tackles issues ranging from trivial to complex legal and life problems – “Solved na Solved.” Hosted by Gelli De Belen, Atty. Mel Sta. Maria, and Arnell Ignacio, this show will provide viewers with insightful and helpful advice that will educate them on their legal rights as well as explain their available options and the right process to making legal claims. “Solved na Solved” airs weekdays at 11:30 a.m.

Making a big leap to television this year from its popular Radyo5 program is Healing Galing sa TV, now extending its valuable health advice to Kapatid viewers Mondays to Fridays at 10 a.m. Naturaphatic medicine expert Dra. Edrinell Calvario now teams up with Dr. Hayden Kho to share health tips and advice covering both alternative and Western medicine approaches.

Meanwhile, continuing the success of its first season where some of the most popular stories from the world’s largest community of readers and writers were given their week-long TV adaptations, “Wattpad: Presents” launches four new titles that are sure to excite Wattpad readers as well as the fans and followers of TV5’s young breed of stars. Airing weeknights at 9 p.m. are the new “Wattpad: Presents” episodes of “Trip in Love or Fall in Love” of Eula Caballero and Bret Jackson; “I’m in Love with a DOTA players” of Shaira Mae and Mark Neumann; “Mistakenly Meant for You” of Isabelle De Leon and Carl Guevarra; and “House Full of Hunks” of Jasmine Curtis Smith, Vin Abrenica, Charlie Sutcliffe, John Spainhour and Albie Casiño.

TV5 also launches new comedy series, two out-of-the-box talent shows, and a love advice program hosted by a modern-day love guru followed by thousands of radio listeners.

Premiering on January 24 is the much-awaited family sitcom “2 ½ Daddies,” which promises to deliver a laugh-out-loud viewing experience every Saturday as Padilla siblings Robin, Rommel and BB Gandanghari star in their first-ever comedy show together. Joining in the show’s riotous fun is timeless beauty Alice Dixson, whose versatility as an actress will definitely complement the unique rapport of the Padilla siblings to make the program a weekly favorite. “2 ½ Daddies” airs Saturdays at 7 p.m.

Late Saturday nights cater to the lovelorn through the love advice show “Call Me Papa Jack,” with no less than the country’s most popular male DJ and love guru Papa Jack at the helm. This weekly love advice program will give an interactive and dynamic TV experience as Papa Jack extends his signature humor and candid commentary to love-struck and heartbroken guests and callers. “Call Me Papa Jack” airs every Saturday at 10 p.m. starting on January 24.

Saturday nights get wackier as the novelty comedian Bayani Agbayani and Epi Quizon join forces in the primetime sitcom Kemis: Ke Misis en Epi, where Bayani plays the role of the handsome, smart and wealthy comedy Kemis Toronto, who is the famous to the success. joining them are Lance Christopher, Kiray Celis, Princess Snell, Emilio Garcia, Al Tanay, Alfred Labatos, Arie Reyes, Ivan Dorschener, RR Enriquez, Thou Reyes, John Manalo and Alyssa Valdez, it airs at 6 p.m. every Saturday, beginning on January 17.

Giving way to a high-energy and adrenaline-pumping Sunday TV is “Move It: Clash of the Street Dancers,” the first-ever streetdance competition on Philippine TV. Hosted by Jasmine Curtis Smith and Tom Taus, this exhilarating dance program presents solo and crew categories, with the solo category featuring 10 celebrity dancers while the crew/group category highlights 10 amateur dance crews who have been “making names in the industry.” It opens on January 25 and airs Sundays at 7 p.m.

Completing TV5’s Q1 offerings is the country’s newest singing competition “Rising Stars,” where video selfies become people’s ticket to stardom. Undeniably Asia’s “biggest karaoke community,” the popular online app crosses over to mainstream media and takes the country by storm in its search for the best-of-the-best singing talents in the Philippines. Hosted by Ogie Alcasid and Venus Raj, “Rising Stars” gives singing hopefuls all over the Philippines the chance to upload their video performances via the mobile app or join the series of regional contests held in different areas and key cities all across the country. It premieres on February 28 and airs every Saturday and Sunday, 9 p.m.