List of programs broadcast by GMA Network

Programs broadcast by GMA Network include news and public affairs, documentaries, drama, anime, reality and variety shows, game shows, cartoons, sitcoms, entertainment news and talk shows, as well as asianovelas and movie blocks.For the previously aired defunct shows of this network, see List of telenovelas of GMA Network and List of programs aired by GMA Network.

Newscast

 * 24 Oras Sa-Umaga (2004–present)
 * 24 Oras Sa-Tanghali (2004–present)
 * 24 Oras Primetime (2004–present)
 * 24 Oras Late-Night (2004–present)
 * 24 Oras Weekend-Morning (2010-present
 * 24 Oras Weekend-Noontme (2010-present)
 * 24 Oras Weekend-Primetime (2010–present)
 * 24 Oras Weekend-Late-Night   (2010–present)
 * Saksi-Sa-Umaga (1995-present)
 * Saksi-Sa-Tanghali (1995-present)
 * Saksi-GMA-Headline-Balita (1995-present)
 * Saksi-Liga-Ng-Katotohanan (1995-present)

Public affairs

 * Alisto! (2013–present, also being broadcast on GMA News TV)
 * Tunay Na Buhay (2011–present, also being broadcast on GMA News TV)
 * Power House (2014–present, also being broadcast on GMA News TV)
 * Reporter's Notebook (2004–present, also being broadcast on GMA News TV)
 * I-Witness (1999–present) (also being broadcast on GMA News TV)
 * Wish Ko Lang (2002–present, also broadcast on Fox Filipino)
 * Born to be Wild (2007–present) (also being broadcast on GMA News TV)
 * Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho (2004–present)
 * Imbestigador (2000–present) (also being broadcast on GMA News TV)
 * Rescue  (2010-present)

Comedy

 * Bubble Gang (1995–present, also broadcast on Fox Filipino)
 * Juan Tamad (2015–present, produced by GMA Public Affairs)
 * Pepito Manaloto: Ang Tunay na Kuwento (2010–2012; 2012–present)
 * Vampire Ang Daddy Ko (2013–present)
 * Ismol Family (2014–present)
 * Show Me Da Manny (2009- present)
 * Kaya ng Powers (2010 - present)
 * Comedy Bar (2010-present)

Talk-Shows

 * Celebri-TV  (2015-present)


 * S-Files (1998–present)


 * Startalk (1995-present


 * Love-Hotline (2014–present)

Variety shows

 * Eat-Bulaga! (1995–present)


 * [[Sunday-Pinasaya] (2015–present)

* Wowowin (2015–present)


 * Walang Tulugan with the Master Showman (1997–present)