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Where to see game shows in the philippines? (Channel guide here)

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Okay, so I really wanted to catch those wild Filipino game shows after hearing how crazy fun they are. Problem was, I had zero clue where to even start looking for them. Just flipping channels randomly felt like searching for a needle in a haystack. So I decided to figure this out properly and share how I did it step by step.

Where to see game shows in the philippines? (Channel guide here)

Starting With Absolute Zero Info

First thing I did was ask my local buddy here in Manila where these shows usually pop up. He just shrugged and said “Sa TV lang, pero di ko alam channel!” (“On TV, but dunno the channel!”). Super helpful, right? Next I tried googling stuff like “Philippines game shows channel” but kept getting flooded with travel blogs about watching tapings, not where to watch broadcasts. Total dead end.

The Cable Box Rabbit Hole

Finally grabbed my cable remote and started scanning every single channel for anything with bright colors and screaming hosts. Here’s what I actually found after hours of clicking:

  • Scanned GMA 7 during lunch – boom! Saw “Eat Bulaga” with people dancing in banana costumes. Host was yelling something about prizes while contestants smashed pies in their faces.
  • Checked TV5 after work – caught “Wowowin” with audience members jumping up and down like pogo sticks. Guy next to me at the sari-sari store said it’s on every weekday.
  • Randomly found “Minute To Win It” on Jeepney TV (Channel 10) on a Sunday morning – looked like an international version dubbed in Tagalog?
  • Almost missed smaller channels! Dug into the 100s on my cable box and stumbled on Studio 23 Channel 23 airing reruns of old school “Game KNB?”

Big realization: half these shows don’t have proper English names displayed! Almost scrolled past “Family Feud Philippines” on ABC 5 ’cause it just said “Family Feud Pilipinas” in tiny font during ads.

What Actually Worked

After all that surfing and squinting at schedules, I realized timing beats everything:

  • Weekday afternoons around 3-6 PM = GOLD for live shows on free channels
  • Saturdays are packed – switched between ABS-CBN 2 and TV5 from breakfast ’til dinner
  • Fridays at 8 PM I started circling for “Celebrity Bluff” – caught it after confirming with neighbors

Now my couch routine’s set: Studio 23 for classics after dinner, GMA when I want pure chaos, and ABC 5 if I need English-ish vibes. Pro tip? Just ask tricycle drivers what they’re watching while waiting for passengers – they always know the hype schedules!

Where to see game shows in the philippines? (Channel guide here)

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