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Ikaw Ay Pag-Ibig Final Episode: If Only Corrupt Filipino Officials Will Have the Same Ending

I do not really follow teleseryes on TV but tonight, I caught the final episode of Ikaw Ay Pag-Ibig–the drama on primetime TV that stars Zaijan Jaranilla, Xyriel Manabat, and many other others, including veteran actor, Mark Gil.

Aside from the remarkable acting of Mr. Gil as Congressman Gonzales, what struck me most was his confession. He was convicted in the last several episodes and he really repented from his sins. He asked forgiveness from the people he had wronged, including his family and the people under his district, plus he also tried to correct the mistakes of his past–like withdrawing his false accusations that sent his daughter’s lover in jail. Although he could not entirely correct everything, as several of the characters already died or lost a number of productive years in their lives, the point of the matter is that, he repented.

How I wish that even just a fraction of corruption politicians here in the Philippines would do so? Imagine, even just one percent of those in public office who have willfully done the people of the Philippines wrong will just repent, come out in the open, and try to make amends for what they have done–you can just imagine the change that will happen in this country.

Sigh…too bad…it only happens on TV

Tasks at Pinoy Big Brother Unlimited Edition

Pinoy Big Brother Unlimited Edition

Pinoy Big Brother Unlimited Edition


I do not follow Pinoy Big Brother on ABS-CBN at all because I don’t like it, honestly. But I do get to catch a glimpse from time to time whenever I go out to the living room and the rest of the family are watching it. And it is the same with the Pinoy Big Brother Unlimited Edition.

So naturally, I do not know who the housemates are.

Last time, I heard that the task of the three girls at the Big Brother House was to “seduce” the guys. And I am like what? What kind of a task is that?

And tonight, I caught the update where Big Brother was giving a task to a woman who was going to play the wife of a foreigner. She sorta brought it up to Big Brother that she is married, her husband is watching and so are her kids. But Big Brother only said that well, that is her task. I do not know the entire story because I did not watch the show. I do not know what the consequences will be if she did not follow because in the excerpt it seemed that she accepted.

But what the heck?

I mean, these people who are here are not playing roles, or are there? I believe they are there as themselves so when people see them doing those things, what will happen to them when they come out? And most especially, what will happen to their kids? Does Big Brother promote infidelity and promiscuity? Do they really want to tempt people? Aren’t they putting their omniscient role too far?

I guess the solution is, if you do not want to be subjected to these things, then do not join Big Brother, right? And if you do not like the show, do not watch it, right? Like me.

However, what about the rest of the Filipino people who watch this show every night including the children. ABS-CBN should know that the Big Brother show has a lot of influence on people, shouldn’t they use it to promote good values? Don’t tell me that these questionable tasks are the only things that can sell a show.

What I am ranting about is the lack of responsibility of ABS-CBN. Sure they put their “parental guidance” sign there and it is up to the parents to let their children watch the show. So does that mean that the network no longer has responsibility to their viewers as well as to the nation?

Honestly, most of the tasks there are crap! So parents, be careful about letting your children watch this show.

ABS-CBN Primetime Drama: Nasaan Ka Elisa?

Nasaan Ka, Elisa?

Nasaan Ka, Elisa?

Nasaan ka, Elisa?“, which literally translates to “Where are you, Elisa?” is a suspense-drama being shown on ABS-CBN every night.

I am really curious about this story but I did not watch it. I want to wait for the ending. haha Yeah, I am like that. I watch these TV series when it is on its final week because I don’t like following the story every night just to feel bad when it is cut short. I like stories that end in one sitting–like in the movie.

The story of Nasaan ka Elisa revolves around a wealthy and happy family whose world is turned upside down because of the disappearance of their daughter, Elisa. It turned out that relatives have hidden desires and evil intentions. It’s really complicated. haha Maybe I should just read the spoilers.

Please tell me what you think about this show by leaving comments here.

Starring Melissa Ricks (as Elisa), Albert Martinez, Agot Isidro, Vina Morales, Mickey Ferriols, Eric Fructuoso, Aldred Gatchalian, Christopher Roxas, and many others.