Viva Television shows remains on IBC-13

December 30, 2014

Under the leadership of president Boots Anson-Roa, the sequestered TV network overhauled its primetime programming lineup in the block-timer partnership with Viva Entertainment.

In 1998, Viva Television-produced shows introduced on VTV on IBC.
 * 1) Dear Heart
 * 2) Takot Ka Ba sa Dilim?
 * 3) Fastbreak
 * 4) Back to Iskul Bukol

In 2000, when VTV transformed into Viva-TV, the sports and entertainment primetime block on IBC talking integrated entertainment and sports programs (all of these artists are also from Viva Entertainment itself), initially consisted of the following programs produced by Viva Television: The anime hits: Following the Viva Tagalog movies: Also, Viva-TV introduce the game show and reality shows were a hits. Another new shows produced by Viva Television: In 2001, Viva-TV introducing a telenovela and Asianovela craze: in 2009, Viva and IBC are co-produced them as Big Breakout in November with Viva Tagalog movies, sports and musical specials. On the other hand, Crazy Little Thing Called Love from March 2 to July 4, 2014 to the viewership. Recently, only Sandy's Romance (Nadine Lustre) and Born to be a Superstar (Anja Aguilar) remain on the air with the PBA games and those Viva Tagalog movies are Viva Box Office and Sunday Sinemaks. These five shows were the only Viva-produced program and IBC-13's more local production and original production outfit, that of Isang Bawat Channel 13 era, and their success and viewer loyalty and royalty for.
 * 1) May Bukas Pa
 * 2) Dear Heart
 * 3) Subic Bay
 * 4) H2K: Hati-Hating Kapatid
 * 5) Kagat ng Dilim
 * 6) Gags Must Be Crazy
 * 7) Night Lines
 * 8) Fastbreak
 * 1) Akazukin Cha Cha
 * 2) Ghost Fighter
 * 3) Crayon Shin Chan
 * 4) Bubu Cha Cha
 * 5) Cyborg Kurochan
 * 1) Viva Proudly Presents
 * 2) Now Showing
 * 3) Viva Premiere Night
 * 4) Sinemaks
 * 5) Thursday Night at the Movies
 * 6) Viva Box Office
 * 1) Who Wants to be a Millionaire? (in 2000 as the game show) (hosted by Christopher de Leon)
 * 2) The Weakest Link (in 2001 as the game show) (hosted by Edu Manzano)
 * 3) Star for a Night (in 2002 as the reality talent search) (hosted by Regine Velasquez)
 * 1) Habang May Buhay
 * 2) SATSU
 * 3) DIWA
 * 1) Carita de Anel
 * 2) Siempre te Amare
 * 3) Maria del Cielo
 * 4) Por Un Beso
 * 5) Nathalia
 * 6) Amazing Twins (since 2003)
 * 1) Sine Komiks
 * 2) The Main Event (VIVA Sports)

New programs would be unveiled within the next few months, with the hope of making IBC-13’s primetime lineup even more formidable when Viva Entertaiment buying the shares of IBC-13 from the government to privatize. Today, IBC-13 marked the start of bigger and brighter things for the still-No.3 network.