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Filipino TV series or program

For the Japanese anime production group, see gímik.

Not to be confused with G-mik or gimmick.

Gimik is a Philippine television drama series broadcast by ABS-CBN. Directed by Laurenti Dyogi, starring Judy Ann Santos, Rico Yan, Diether Ocampo, G. Toengi, Mylene Dizon, Jolina Magdangal, Marvin Agustin, Bojo Molina, Patrick Garcia, Kaye Abad, Kristopher Peralta, Diego Castro III, Andrea Blaesi, Dominic Ochoa, Kristine Hermosa, Paula Peralejo, John Lloyd Cruz, Cheska Garcia, Carlos Agassi, Baron Geisler, Laura James and Desiree del Valle. It aired on the network's Saturday afternoon line up from June 15, 1996 to February 6, 1999, replacing Game na Game Na! and was replaced by G-mik.

The series is streaming online on YouTube.

Premise

Gimik circles throughout the lives of 12 juveniles. It tackles the fun, experiences and the problems that the youth encounter. Pre-marital sex, unwanted pregnancy, insecurities of a middle child, sibling rivalry, broken families, parent-child conflict, jealousy, animosity, sexual preference, aids awareness, love relationships and student life.

Plot

Dianne (Judy Ann Santos), is an only child of a very modern couple, a young socialite. Ricky (Rico Yan), a son of rich doctors, the boy-next-door and is the object of Dianne's fancy. He was a medical student but changed his course to Business Administration afterwards. Gina (G. Toengi), is the older sister of Carlo (Patrick Garcia) the best friend of Toffee (Kristopher Peralta). Gina is a Textiling Major. Their parents are in the States and they live with their grandmother. Joey (Marvin Agustin), tactless and as such is suffering from the Middle Child Syndrome. He is a Computer Science Major. Jigs (Diego Castro), an asthmatic teenager with an over-protective mother. Gary (Diether Ocampo), dropped out from school because he enjoys working, he is a product of a broken family. Melanie (Mylene Dizon), a working student in a video shop. Sh

Year 2006 has just closed its book with a few triumphant stories, a great deal of dramatic episodes, some laughs, and even a bit of action.

PEP (Philippine Entertainment Portal) travels down memory lane to recount 2006's TOP STORIES.

TOP COMEBACKS. It has been a year of resurrection—Pinoy classics Ang Panday, Captain Barbell, and Bakekang have been reincarnated on TV this year, the same way that the hits of the Apo Hiking Society have been revived in the music scene.

But what's caught the public's attention are the celebrities who left showbiz for a while, then made a comeback to reclaim their fame.

There's Dawn Zulueta, who after giving birth to her son Jacobo, has become a most visible face in the showbiz landscape. She starred in the "Duyan" episode of GMA-7's Now and Forever and is fast appearing to be an in-demand endorser.

Another is DJ Mo Twister, who went on a hiatus to follow girlfriend Janette McBride, and then came back to become the most talked-about host of Good Times, which is today's most controversial radio show.

In particular, the program's segment, "Forbidden Questions," has caused a riotous chain of reactions in and out of the biz.

Vina Morales against Borgy Manotoc on the one night-stand issue and Keempee De Leon versus Geneva Cruz on the same issue; and Cristy Fermin calling Geneva a "lousy performer and retokada" after the latter named Sam Milby a closet gay, then KC Montero hopping in to defend his wife Geneva (yes! they've been married four years and no one knew!) against Cristy.

DJ Mo calling Cristy Fermin an "idiot" and Cristy declaring an all-out word war against him; John Lapus announcing that former friend Jobert Sucaldito is now a hard-core foe after Jobert used his print and radio exposure to hit John, and all because John answer

2017 Philippine drama television series

The Good Son is a Philippine television dramacrime series broadcast by ABS-CBN. Directed by Emmanuel Q. Palo, Andoy L. Ranay and Jerome C. Pobocan, it stars Joshua Garcia, Jerome Ponce, McCoy de Leon, and Nash Aguas. It aired on the network's Primetime Bida line up and worldwide on TFC from September 25, 2017 to April 13, 2018, replacing A Love to Last, and was replaced bySince I Found You.

Originally titled as Kung Kailangan Mo Ako, the murder mystery addresses issues affecting family relationships such as infidelity, mental illness, particularly schizophrenia and pathological lying.

Plot

This mystery, family drama revolves around Victor Buenavidez (Albert Martinez), a good father to his sons, Enzo (Jerome Ponce) and Calvin (Nash Aguas), carrying a secret: another son, Joseph Reyes (later changed to Buenavidez) (Joshua Garcia). Joseph and his half brother Obet (McCoy de Leon) grow up fatherless, each from a different father. Victor returns to Joseph's life and things are starting to get better for their family, but Victor dies suddenly in Joseph's home. The two families collide, shocking their two sons and devastating Olivia Buenavidez (Eula Valdez), Victor's widow. Olivia turns her anger on Raquel (Mylene Dizon), Joseph's mother, and blames her for her husband's untimely death.

The autopsy reveals poison in Victor's system, his death turns into a homicide investigation. Olivia quickly points the blame on the Reyes family. Victor's Will further complicates matters when Joseph and Raquel are named co-heirs with the first family, with Joseph receiving equal shares as his two other brothers, Enzo and Calvin. The will stipulates Joseph must complete his education in the same private school as his brothers, and upon graduating university, share in the management of the company with Enzo. Aside from a lump sum bequest, Raquel is also given a seat in the bo