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TNS TV RATINGS as of May 29 - June 01, 2009
TNS National TV Ratings (May 29-June 1): Kapamilya shows pull away
Rating
May Bukas Pa and Wowowee remain the most-watched primetime and daytime shows, respectively, according to the latest overnight ratings conducted by Taylor Nelson Sofres (TNS) among national households.
Wowowee also topped the daytime race last Saturday, May 30, while Maalaala Mo Kaya is still the No. 1 Saturday primetime show.
Sunday viewing belongs to The Singing Bee and ASAP '09.
Here are the comparative TV ratings of ABS-CBN and GMA-7 programs from May 29 to June 1, based on the overnight ratings of Taylor Nelson Sofres (TNS) among national households:
May 29, Friday
Non-Primetime:
Umagang Kay Ganda (ABS-CBN) 6.2%; Unang Hirit (GMA-7) 4.8%
Kapitan Boom (ABS-CBN) 10.2%; Reborn (ABS-CBN) 10.7%; Pokemon Master Quest (GMA-7) 7.8%
Naruto (ABS-CBN) 11.3%; Gadget Boy (GMA-7) 8.8%; One Piece (GMA-7) 8%
Mr. Bean Live (ABS-CBN) 9.6%; Slamdunk (GMA-7) 11.5%
Ruffa and Ai (ABS-CBN) 7.6%; SiS (GMA-7) 6.7%
Pilipinas, Game KNB? (ABS-CBN) 13.7%; Lalola (GMA-7) 9.8%
Wowowee (ABS-CBN) 25.9%; Eat Bulaga! (GMA-7) 17.7%; Daisy Siete (GMA-7) 15.5%
Kambal Sa Uma (ABS-CBN) 20.5%; Paano Ba ang Mangarap? (GMA-7) 19.9%
Precious Hearts Romances Presents Bud Brothers (ABS-CBN) 21.3%; Dapat Ka Bang Mahalin? (GMA-7) 20.9%
Mr. Bean (ABS-CBN) 19.6%; Naruto Shipuuden (ABS-CBN) 18.4%; Chil Princesses (GMA-7) 9.3%
Hot Shot (ABS-CBN) 18.3%; My Name Is Kim Sam Soon (GMA-7) 8.9%
Primetime:
Boys Over Flowers (ABS-CBN) 31.9%; Hole In The Wall (GMA-7) 15.1%
TV Patrol World (ABS-CBN) 36.2%; 24 Oras (GMA-7) 25.1%
May Bukas Pa (ABS-CBN) 41.4%; Zorro (GMA-7) 24.7%
Only You (ABS-CBN) 37.3%; Totoy Bato (GMA-7) 23.5%
Tayong Dalawa (ABS-CBN) 37%; All About Eve (GMA-7) 20.5%
Pinoy Bingo Night (ABS-CBN) 22.5%; SNN: Showbiz News Ngayon (ABS-CBN) 17.1%; One Liter of Tears (GMA-7) 16%
S.O.C.O (ABS-CBN) 12.7%; Bandila (ABS-CBN) 7%; Bubble Gang (GMA-7) 11.6%
Trip Na Trip (ABS-CBN) 3%; Saksi (GMA-7) 5.1%; OFW Diaries (GMA-7) 2.1%
May 30, Saturday
Non-Primetime:
Salamat Dok (ABS-CBN) 4.1%; Kapwa Ko, Mahal Ko (GMA-7) 1.7%; Transformers Beast Machine (ABS-CBN) 3.2%
Kabuhayang Swak Na Swak (ABS-CBN) 4.7%; Slazer X (GMA-7) 6%
Wanted: Perfect Husband (ABS-CBN) 4.6%; Black Jack (GMA-7) 7%
Sineskwela (ABS-CBN) 4.9%; Bakugan Battle Brawlers (GMA-7) 9%
Disney's Teamo Supremo (ABS-CBN) 5.1 %; Batang Bibbo (GMA-7) 10.1%
Transformers Cybertron (ABS-CBN) 4.2%; Art Angel (GMA-7) 9.1%
Wonder Mom (ABS-CBN) 4.9%; Ang Daan Sa Happy Land (GMA-7) 7.8%; Ka-Blog (GMA-7) 6.9%
Pilipinas, Game KNB? (ABS-CBN) 8.7%; Maynila (GMA-7) 9.1%
Wowowee (ABS-CBN) 25.1%; Joey's Quirky World (GMA-7) 11.6%; Eat Bulaga! (GMA-7) 18.1%
Entertainment Live (ABS-CBN) 12.5%; Startalk (GMA-7) 16.9%
Cinema FPJ: Da King on ABS-CBN (ABS-CBN) 21.7%; Wish Ko Lang (GMA-7) 18.4%
Primetime:
Komiks Presents Nasaan Ka Maruja (ABS-CBN) 25%; Pinoy Records (GMA-7) 15.2%
The Singing Bee (ABS-CBN) 29.4%; Are You The Next Big Star? (GMA-7) 16.9%
Maalaala Mo Kaya (ABS-CBN) 32.1%; Bitoy's Funniest Videos (GMA-7) 20.3%; Kapuso Mo Jessica Soho (GMA-7) 20.3%
XXX (ABS-CBN) 24.3%; Imbestigador (GMA-7) 16.4%
Banana Split (ABS-CBN) 16.1%; TV Patrol Sabado (ABS-CBN) 7.3%; Cool Center (GMA-7) 6.8%
Sports Unlimited (ABS-CBN) 3.8%; GMA Weekend Report (GMA-7) 5.1%; Walang Tulugan With The Master Showman (GMA-7) 2.6%
May 31, Sunday
Non-Primetime:
Kabuhayang Swak Na Swak (ABS-CBN) 5.3%; In Touch (GMA-7) 1.3%
Salamat Doc (ABS-CBN) 6%; Bakugan Battle Brawlers (GMA-7) 5.1%
Totally Spies Undercover (ABS-CBN) 6.4%; Jollitown (GMA-7) 9.5%
Transformers (ABS-CBN) 5.4%; Black Jack (GMA-7) 7.4%
Power Rangers Operation Drive (ABS-CBN) 7.3%; Transformers Animated (GMA-7) 6.1%
Bakbakan (ABS-CBN) 6.5%; Rockman Streams (GMA-7) 6.9%
Matanglawin (ABS-CBN) 11.1%; Kay Susan Tayo (GMA-7) 6.6%
ASAP '09 (ABS-CBN) 18.3%; Joey's Quirky World (GMA-7) 8.5%; SOP (GMA-7) 10.8%
Your Song Presents Boystown (ABS-CBN) 13.4%; Dear Friend (GMA-7) 9.8%
The Buzz (ABS-CBN) 16.3%; Showbiz Central (GMA-7) 9.8%
Primetime:
Goin' Bulilit (ABS-CBN) 25.4%; Kap's Amazing Stories (GMA-7) 17.1%
The Singing Bee (ABS-CBN) 31.7%; Power of 10 (GMA-7) 17%
Rated K (ABS-CBN) 28.7%; Mel & Joey (GMA-7) 18.4%
Sharon (ABS-CBN) 24.6%; All Star K (GMA-7) 14.9%
TV Patrol Linggo (ABS-CBN) 14.6%; ABS-CBN Leadership Forum (ABS-CBN) 6.9%; Ful Haus (GMA-7) 12.7%; World View: Sulyap Sa Likod ng Abaya (GMA-7) 8.2%
Urban Zone (ABS-CBN) 2.2%; Diyos at Bayan (GMA-7) 0.9%
June 1, Monday
Non-Primetime:
Umagang Kay Ganda (ABS-CBN) 7.1%; Unang Hirit (GMA-7) 5.3%
Kapitan Boom (ABS-CBN) 8.5%; Reborn (ABS-CBN) 7.9%; Pokemon Master Quest (GMA-7) 6.4%
Naruto (ABS-CBN) 8%; Gadget Boy (GMA-7) 6.3%; One Piece (GMA-7) 9.1%
Mr. Bean Live (ABS-CBN) 7%; Slamdunk (GMA-7) 12.3%
Ruffa and Ai (ABS-CBN) 8.9%; SiS (GMA-7) 7.3%
Pilipinas, Game KNB? (ABS-CBN) 13.7%; Lalola (GMA-7) 9%
Wowowee (ABS-CBN) 22.4%; Eat Bulaga! (GMA-7) 16.6%; Daisy Siete (GMA-7) 16.1%
Kambal Sa Uma (ABS-CBN) 18.3%; Paano Ba ang Mangarap? (GMA-7) 19.7%
Precious Hearts Romances Presents Bud Brothers (ABS-CBN) 17.5%; Dapat Ka Bang Mahalin? (GMA-7) 22.1%
Mr. Bean (ABS-CBN) 14.3%; Naruto Shippuuden (ABS-CBN) 14.1%; Chil Princesses (GMA-7) 8.9%
Hot Shot (ABS-CBN) 15.4%; My Name Is Kim Samsoon Rewind (GMA-7) 8.8%
Primetime:
Boys Over Flowers (ABS-CBN) 27.2%; Hole In The Wall (GMA-7) 14.1%
TV Patrol World (ABS-CBN) 32.8%; 24 Oras (GMA-7) 23.8%
May Bukas Pa (ABS-CBN) 37.9%; Zorro (GMA-7) 26.5%
Only You (ABS-CBN) 36.1%; Totoy Bato (GMA-7) 24.7%
Tayong Dalawa (ABS-CBN) 32.7%; All About Eve (GMA-7) 20.7%
Pinoy Bingo Night (ABS-CBN) 18.3%; One Liter of Tears (GMA-7) 17.5%
SNN: Showbiz News Ngayon (ABS-CBN) 12.5%; Ripley's Believe It Or Not (GMA-7) 11.4%
Bandila (ABS-CBN) 7.6%; Saksi (GMA-7) 5.5%
Kalye (ABS-CBN) 4.9%; I Witness (GMA-7) 3.1%
Monday, June 1, 2009
THE NEXT PHILIPPINE PRESIDENT
THE SEARCH FOR THE NEXT PHILIPPINE PRESIDENT HAS BEGUN ON ANC
ROUND ONE
Escudero vs. Gordon vs. Panlilio vs. Roxas vs. Teodoro
Five presidential aspirants gathered for the first time to prove they have what it takes to hold the highest position in the land.
Here's what they said at the
“Countdown to 2010: An ANC Leadership Forum”
last May 11 at the Ateneo De Manila University.
Francis Joseph “Chiz” Guevara Escudero
Age: 39
Birth Date: October 10, 1969
Vision of Governance: The next leader should be an effective change agent. He or she must follow and enforce the law. Can he or she also inspire us?
On President Arroyo’s positive contribution to the country. “Dahil sa ilang pag-aabuso sa batas, dahil sa ilang paglabag sa batas, dahil sa ipinagkait sa marami sa ating mga kababayan at hirap na dinaranas ng ating mga kababayan...minulat at ginising niya at marahil sa ilang parte ginalit niya ang maraming Pilipino para seryosohin ang kanilang pagpili ng susunod na pinuno natin.”
On the last movie he has seen. “You watch a movie not to feel depressed, you watch a movie to be inspired and to be encouraged. Kung kaya, ang huli kong pelikulang pinanood ay ‘Kasal, Kasali at Kasalo’ nina Juday at Ryan.”
On the 2010 national elections."Inaangkin na namin ang halalan na ito. Inaangkin na namin ang pamahalaang ito. Di na naming hahayaang maging sunod-sunuran na lang kami dahil ang aming paniniwala sa ngayon, ang kabataan hindi lamang pag-asa ng bayan, ang kabataan dapat maasahan na ng bayan.”
Richard “Dick” Juico Gordon
Age: 63
Birth Date: August 5, 1945
Vision of Governance: What this country needs is not a change of men but a change in men.
On President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo. “Masinop mag-aral, may work ethic. Ang sabit niya ay sa governance…You have to be resolute in so far as your leadership is concerned. That I think is something na nagkulang siya.”
On how he will make a difference as a president. “Baguhin ang attitude. Aim high. Mag-ambisyon tayo. Bawal ang tamad—work ethic. Lalong bawal ang tanga—mag-aral tayo. Duty muna bago ang sarili. Dignidad at determinasyon—ginawa namin sa Subic iyon.”
On why he admires his father former mayor James L. Gordon. “He was a man born an American, but elected to be a Filipino… Pardon me if I’m getting emotional because sa tingin ko maraming hero sa mundo but you have to live your heroism not during your death but during your whole life. Sapagkat iyon ang nakita ko (sa kaniya).”
Eddie “Among Ed” Tongol Panlilio
Age: 55
Birth Date: December 6, 1953
Vision of Governance: Stand up against bad governance, social ills of jueteng and quarrying abuses.
On the factors that will make him run for national office. “If the people would like me to run, feel, believe that I should run for the presidency or for the vice presidency, kung tutulungan ako, then I might go for it.”
On his “unpleasant” relationship with Pampanga politicians.
“Well, I would say that, also many like me...I believe deep in my heart, it is the people who espouse bad politics who hate me. Remember, I was able to curb…at least to minimize corrupt practices in my sphere of influence.”
On his stand on the issue of family planning. “I believe we should address this in a spirit of dialogue, and I don’t believe we have dialogue that much…This issue is connected with poverty, with lack of education, so we might be negotiating and debating up there but the underlying causes are not addressed. So I believe these should be addressed first.”
Manuel “Mar” Araneta Roxas II
Age: 51
Birth Date: May 13, 1957
Memorable Quote: Do I want change for our country? The answer is yes. Do I think I can do a better job? The answer is yes.
On the state of the country today. “Our nation today is on a platform or a foundation of sand. Hindi tayo nakapatong sa matibay na bato ng moralidad at katarungan. Kaya kahit anong pera na gastusin natin sa budget nitong taon na ito…kahit anong pagsisikap ng ating mga kababayan, hindi pa rin tayo makabuo, wala pa rin tayong napapala, o di kaya naman, hindi tayo umuusad.”
On the issue saying he’s just using Korina Sanchez. “Mahal ko si Korina. Matagal kaming nagsama—limang taon. Nagkakaintindihan kami, may pangarap kami para sa isa’t-isa at matibay an gaming samahan. Tulad ng sinabi mo, mga kritiko ko ang nagsasabi noon. So, inggit lang sila.”
On the global financial crisis. “Ang bawat bansa ay pinoproteksiyonan ang kanilang bawat interest. Iyan din ang dahil kung bakit noong ako ay nasa DTI (Department of Trade and Industry) ay hindi ako sumang-ayon na matuloy itong Doha Globalization Round. Bumoto ako na itigil ito dahil pinagsasamantalahan tayo. At iyan naman ang aking track record. Sa bawat pagkakataon na maaaring manindigan, doon ako parati kampi sa api.”
Gilberto “Gibo” Cojuangco Teodoro Jr.
Age: 44
Birth Date: June 14, 1964
Vision of Governance: The Philippines must be a stable platform of investment, with strong institutions, peace and order, and the efficient delivery of basic goods.
On the “Cojuangco” factor. “Kung may sense po at nasa batas at nasa lugar ang kanilang (Cojuangco relatives) mga suhestiyon sino ba namang tututol. Pero kung hindi po nasa lugar, kaya naman po nating tutulan iyan at napatunayan na po natin iyan.”
On amending the Philippine Constitution. “Ang aking pananaw, hindi lang kailangan ng values or renewal of values or pananaw. Institutions shape behavior. It motivates behavior. And I think our institutions, time and again, people have said they need to be changed.”
On being associated with an “unpopular” president. “Hindi ako takot maging John McCain. Dito ako naninindigan, dito ako naninilbihan… Hindi naman ako isang tao na maninilbihan—sumisilong sa isang bahay—na ikinahihiya ko ang bahay na tinitirahan ko. Hindi ako ganoong klase ng tao… no matter what one says for or against any other administration, history will be the judge.”
AND THE SEARCH CONTINUES...
ROUND TWO
SANTINO of May Bukas Pa
No amount of work load could stop these three stars from going back to school this year.
Amid their busy schedules, Zaijan Jaranilla, a.k.a. Santino, Erich Gonzales and Coco Martin were among the millions of youngsters who would troop to their respective schools Monday.
“Miracle boy” Jaranilla,7, said he is excited to go back to school. The “May Bukas Pa” lead star said he is intent on finishing his studies because, like any other child his age, he wants to become a doctor someday.
"Para po makatulong sa mga batang may sakit," said Jaranilla.
Last school year, the child actor and commercial model was one of the top 10 students in his class.
The next Korina Sanchez
Meantime, 17-year-old Gonzales would become busy not just with show business but with school works as well starting this month.
The lead star of "Katorse," an ABS-CBN’s upcoming television series, said she is a regular student at Trinity University of Asia in Quezon City.
"I'm second year college na taking up mass communication," Gonzales said.
She said she decided to take up mass communication because ever since she was young she dreamed of becoming a broadcast journalist like idols Korina Sanchez and Karen Davila.
"And perfect na din for my work kasi connected, hindi ba?" she said.
The teen actress admitted that it is not easy being an actress and a student at the same time. She said what is important is that she knows how to manage her time.
For Gonzales, finishing her education will be her most important achievement in life.
"Ako naman po nakakayanan ko naman. School muna bago taping…. if there's a will, there's a way. Kung gusto mo talaga ang isang bagay, gagawa ka ng paraan," she said.
Passion
Aside from acting, cooking is another passion of award winning actor Martin.
"Plano kong mag-culinary if ever na magkaroon ng chance kasi mahilig talaga akong magluto at ang lola ko cook talaga. So kung bibigyan ako ng pagkakataon, [why not?]" Martin said.
Martin also explained that it is important for him to finish his studies because he wants to have another career aside from being an actor. He said having a diploma is important especially if he is no longer active in showbiz.
The actor said he is also planning to enroll in a personality development program to further boost his confidence.
Dubbed as the "Prince of Indie," Martin first movie was “Masahista,” which won him the Young Critics Circle Best Actor Award in 2006. He also starred in “Kaleldo,” “Daybreak,” “Serbis,” Tambolista” and “Jay.” His first big television break was "Ligaw na Bulaklak."
Currently, Martin is busy taping for ABS-CBN's hit series "Tayong Dalawa."
LOTTO Results
- Superlotto 6/49 | 16-27-48-49-30-31
- Swertres 2PM | 7-3-6
- Swertres 5PM | 0-8-0
- Swertres 9PM | 8-3-6
- EZ2 Lotto Luzon | 26-02
- EZ2 Lotto VisMin | 26-02
- EZ2 Lotto 2PM | 06-03
Unlike the Metrostar Express (MRT) along EDSA, two other Metro Manila rail services cannot offer round-the-clock rides due to low volume of passengers.
According to Light Rail Transit Authority (LRTA) administrator Mel Robles, they cannot open LRT lines 1 and 2 until midnight as passengers seldom ride the train in those times. "Kasi hindi naman kami EDSA (MRT's route), mas konti [ang pasahero] namin. Kung kinakailangan, we will look into that and study the matter seriously," he said.
In the past, LRTA offered rides until 12 in the morning but the the volume of passengers were low in both lines. Line 1 starts in Monumento and ends in Baclaran while Line 2 starts from Santolan to Recto. Majority of Manila's passengers are students and employees who go off at the usual rush hour.
As classes opened in public schools on Monday, Robles took an early morning inspection from Cubao to Santolan and noted that passengers already flocked to the stations as early as seven in the morning.
"Gusto ko din makita kung gano kahanda. Meron kaming ginawa ng paghahanda para sa pagbubukas ng klase at gusto nating makita kung nasusunod ito at kung meron pang dapat gawin at kung tama naman yung pinag-usapan namin na dapat gawin," Robles said.
Fixing kinks
Before classes in all levels open on June 8, Robles said they are trying to fix minor kinks like faulty elevator systems. "Meron mga elevators that are out of service, pinapa-rush na namin yun. We are targeting na matapos yun pero sa procurement of spare parts ang medyo mabagal sa amin."
Passengers are expected to rise by about 20 to 30 percent for Line 2 this school year mostly comprising of students studying at the University Belt. For Line 1, there is an expected 10% increase.
"We need to bring in more coaches, and ang headway namin mga five minutes, even three minutes. Sa line 1, we can do two minutes and 10 seconds. As of the moment, all the coaches are in service, our required number of trains ay tumatakbo," he said.
Satellite stations and ticket vendors have also been put up to minimize long lines.
LRTA is coordinating with the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) to make sure construction accidents would not hamper the railway's operations. Last Friday, debris from a nearby construction site fell on the tracks of LRT line 1, causing transportation disruptions.
"We are coordinating with DPWH para higpitan yang ganyang klase ng construction near LRTA. That's unfortunate because that's beyond our control," Robles explained.
Fares remain at P12 and P15, and there are still discounts for senior citizens, said Robles. He clarified, though, that there is still no student discount.
"We give discounts to senior citizens but for the students, we don't do that. For the distance, that's the cheapest that's why this is the preferred mode of transportation. It is the lowest fare in the world. The subsidy of the government is up to P40. The fares have not been increased in six years so there is no need for a discount anymore," Robles said.
as of 06/01/2009 3:10 PM[Joseph Estrada, Noli De Castro, Francis Escudero, Manny Villar and Mar Roxas]
Joseph Estrada, Noli De Castro, Francis Escudero, Manny Villar and Mar Roxas
Senator Manuel 'Mar' Roxas II gained ground in the latest opinion poll of Pulse Asia, allowing him to join a pack of five leading candidates for president in the 2010 elections.
Based on the May 4-17 survey of Pulse Asia, the race remains tight with Vice-President Noli de Castro, Senator Francis Escudero, former President Joseph Estrada, Senator Manuel Villar, and Roxas in a statistical tie.
De Castro was chosen by 18% of respondents; Escudero was chosen by 17%; Estrada by 15%; Villar by 14%; and, Roxas by 13%.
The survey has a margin of error of plus/minus 3%.
"If the May 2010 elections were held today, [these] five individuals would garner the same percentages of votes cast," according to Pulse Asia Inc. Chief Research Fellow Ana Maria Tabunda.
Roxas was the biggest gainer from the February 2009 survey, gaining 5 points.
Senator Loren Legarda was sixth with 7% in a statistical tie with Senator Panfilo Lacson (4%) and Makati Mayor Jejomar Binay (4%).
They were followed by Senator Richard Gordon (1%), business tycoon Manny Pangilinan (1%), Supreme Court Chief Justice Reynato Puno (1%), and Defense Secretary Gilbert Teodoro (1%).
The survey is based on a sample of 1,200 representative adults 18 years old and above.
Respondents were asked to choose their preference for president from a list of 16 names.
as of 06/01/2009 12:35 PM
