1986 in Philippine television

The following is a list of events affecting Philippine television in 1986. Events listed include television show debuts, finales, cancellations, and channel launches, closures and rebrandings, as well as information about controversies and carriage disputes.

Events[]

• January 6 - Long running talent program That's Entertainment makes its premiere telecast on GMA 7.
• February 24–25 - At the midst of the People Power Revolution rebel forces capture state channel MBS Channel 4 at the ABS-CBN Broadcasting Center on the 24th and private channels 2, 9 and 13 at the Broadcast City complex the day after.
• March 20 - At the aftermath of the People Power Revolution, City 2 Television (formerly BBC 2) ended operations after almost 13 years.
• May 19 - GMA debuts two new newscasts, GMA Balita and GMA Headline News.
• July 14 - IBC debuts two new newscasts, Balita sa IBC and Balita sa IBC Huling Ulat.
• September 14 - After 14 years of closure, ABS-CBN was reopened at the end of Marcos' dictatorship.^[1]
• September 15 – ABS-CBN debuts two newscasts, Balita Ngayon and The World Tonight

Premieres[]

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• Weekend with Velez on GMA 7
• Business and Pleasure on ABS-CBN 2
• ABS-CBN International Report on ABS-CBN 2
• Good Morning Philippines on ABS-CBN 2
• Parak on ABS-CBN 2
• Children's Hour on ABS-CBN 2
• Bar None on ABS-CBN 2
• In TUX icating on ABS-CBN 2
• Teen Pan Alley on ABS-CBN 2
• No Permanent Address on RPN 9
• Plaza 1899 on RPN 9
• Sa Kabukiran on RPN 9
• Stop Watch on RPN 9
• Simply Snooky on RPN 9
• Teenage Diary on RPN 9
• Export... Made in the Philippines on IBC 13
• Hiyas on IBC 13
• Travel Time on IBC 13
• Ora Engkantada on IBC 13
• Pinoy Thriller on IBC 13
• Scoop on IBC 13
• See True on GMA 7
• Early Evening Report on PTV 4
• Late Evening Report on PTV 4
• A Dialogue with Pres. C. Aquino on PTV 4
• Headline on PTV 4
• KB Kaibigan on PTV 4
• No Holds Barred on PTV 4
• Public Eye on PTV 4
• Tinig Bayan on PTV 4
• Tugon on PTV 4
• Da Young Once on PTV 4
• Mga Kwentong Buhay on PTV 4
• Pabrika on PTV 4
• Viva Drama Specials on PTV 4
• Big Ike's Happening on PTV 4
• Last Wave 1986 on PTV 4
• Maria! Maria! on PTV 4
• This Is It! on PTV 4
• People's Privilege Hour on PTV 4

Programs transferring networks[]

Finales[]

• January 3: Anna Liza (rerun) on GMA 7
• March 20: BBC/City 2 Balita on City 2 Television
• May 16:
  • News at Seven on GMA 7
  • The 11:30 Report on GMA 7
• June 7: Student Canteen on GMA 7
• July 11:
  • Newsday on IBC 13
  • Mid-day Report on IBC 13
• November 21:
  • Luneta: Discovery Hour on ABS-CBN 2
  • Hilakbot on ABS-CBN 2
• December 12: Ina on ABS-CBN 2

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• NewsCenter 4 on MBS 4
• Manila Envelope on MBS 4
• In TUX icating on ABS-CBN 2
• Lots of Catch on ABS-CBN 2
• Bar None on ABS-CBN 2
• Overseas Unlimited on ABS-CBN 2
• Good Morning Philippines on ABS-CBN 2
• Pointblank on IBC 13
• Seeing Stars with Joe Quirino on IBC 13
• Turn on 13 on IBC 13
• IBCinema on IBC 13
• See True on IBC 13
• Kahapon Lamang on GMA 7
• The Bob Stewart Show on GMA 7
• Discorama on GMA 7
• Uncle Bob and Friends on GMA 7
• Pass the Mike with JQ and Willie on GMA 7
• Stop, Look & Listen on GMA 7
• Two for the Road on GMA 7
• Pasikatan sa Siete on GMA 7
• Ecotrends on GMA 7

Channels[]

Launches[]

• September 14: ABS-CBN

Closures[]

• March 20: City 2 Television

Births[]

• January 4 – Katrina Halili, actress
• January 13 – Jan Manual, actor and TV Host
• January 25 – Luane Dy, actress and TV host
• January 26 –
  • Ervic Vijandre, is a Filipino actor and basketball player
  • Kian Kazemi, Iranian-Filipino actor, reality show contentant and TV host
• February 7 – Hermes Bautista, Filipino-American actor
• February 12 – Georgina Wilson, Filipino-British actress and TV host
• February 14 – Roxanne Guinoo, actress
• February 18 – Brenan Espartinez, Filipino singer (former child actor)
• March 1 – Sophia Montecarlo
• March 10 – JC de Vera, Filipino actor, host and model
• March 18 – Bianca King, Filipina-German model and actress
• March 28 – Dion Ignacio, actor and TV Host
• May 16 – Shamcey Supsup, model, TV host and Miss Universe Philippines 2011 winner
• May 26 –
  • Alex Medina, Filipino, film and television actor
  • Geoff Taylor, is a Filipino singer, model and actor
• June 6 – Anton dela Paz, Broadcaster and TV Personality (former actor)
• June 8 – Japoy Lizardo, Filipino taekwondo, pratitioner, actor and commercial model.
• June 12 – Carla Abellana, actress
• June 13 – Ayanna Oliva, Filipina, model, singer, dancer, host DJ and VJ
• June 29 – Iya Villania, Filipino-Australian actress and TV host
• August 10 – Mercedes Cabral, actress
• August 29 – Joem Bascon, actor
• August 30 – Franz Ocampo, Broadcaster (Former Actress & TV Host)
• August 31 – Rachelle Ann Go, singer and actress
• September 13 – Sugar Mercado, Filipino dancer and actress
• September 27 – Chai Fonacier, actress and singer
• October 2 – Pancho Magno, actor
• October 13 – Dave Valentino, Broadcaster and TV Personality
• October 22 – Matt Evans, actor
• November 4 – Angelica Panganiban, actress
• November 5 – Dianne Medina, actress, dancer, TV host and model
• November 22 – Erika Padilla, Filipino actress, TV host, model and sideline reporter
• November 23 – Maxene Magalona, actress
• December 14 – Mark Herras, actor
• December 21 – Karel Marquez, actress, model, singer and TV host
• December 29 –
  • Chris Cayzer, Filipino-Australian soul, R&B and acoustic singer, actor, DJ and VJ.
  • Ina Feleo, actress, figure skater, dancer and writer
• December 31 – Mike Tan, actor

References[]

See also[]

• 1986 in the Philippines
• 1986 in television