Here are the Top 10 daytime and primetime programs from September 22 to 25 based on the overnight ratings conducted by AGB Nielsen Philippines among Mega Manila households:
Chances are, if you are like most people, you are probably paying close to $100 per month for cable or satellite, and you are only receiving a fraction of the channels.
23-year-old Toffer Rei of Marikina, is the son of a driver and a housewife. He resides in Green Heights. His full name is Kristoffer Rei Nolasco Tragico.
25-year-old Ram Chavez of Cagayan de Oro, considers becoming a father as his most cherished accomplishment. His wife gave birth on the same day he auditioned at SMX.
26-year-old Sherwin Marquez of Dagupan, lives in Tuguegarao with parents Manuel and Letty Bayangan. He believes he will serve as a good example if he wins the contest.
25-year-old Walton Zerrudo of Laguna, considers “standards” as his forte. He describes son Weston as his inspiration: “I want him to be proud of me.”
28-year-old Robby Navarro of Pampanga, recounts that he used to be part of a group. His decision to go solo was difficult, he says, but he insists it’s paying off.
24-year-old Kid Camaya of Quezon City, works at the Bank of Philippine Islands. His real name is Elizalde. He says “Idol” is his “dream and passion.”
25-year-old Warren Antig of Baguio, once got a scolding from judges Ogie and Jolina because he wanted to back out, delaying the taping. He’s nicknamed “Bordado” by the staff because of his tattoos.
21-year-old Daryl Celis of Rizal, is the son of an OFW. His mom Miriam Elli is a bar owner in Japan. He auditioned at SMX with his lola, whom he calls his “lucky charm.”
24-year-old Dio Paulo of Bacolod, works as call center agent for Teleperformance. His dad Melvin Maghari is a receptionist. Dio has sung in concerts and acted in a musical play.
17-year-old JJ Jr. of Bataan, studies in Baguio, where he lives with parents Dindo and Cynthia Pimpino. He says that he holds the distinction of being the youngest PPS contestant at 14.
24-year-old Elliot Andal of Batangas, is the son of a jeepney driver. He has worked as choir trainor and conductor and has won in several choral competitions. He was also a PPS contender.
28-year-old Rye Estrada of Iloilo, is a band vocalist and self-confessed Robbie Williams fan. During Hell Week, he became emotional after dedicating his solo piece to his mom, Fanny.
17-year-old Carol Leus of Batangas, is a student in De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde. Four years ago, she joined and topped the TFC “Pop Star Search” (PPS) in Dubai.