2004 in Philippine television

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List of years in Philippine television

The following is a list of events affecting Philippine television in 2004. Events listed include television show debuts, finales, cancellations, and channel launches, closures and rebrandings, as well as information about controversies and carriage disputes.

Events

  • March 12 – Frontpage: Ulat ni Mel Tiangco, the early-evening national solo-anchored newscast, ended its one and a half-year run as an early-evening national newscast.
  • March 15 – 24 Oras, the fourth early-evening national newscast in Filipino of GMA Network, was launched with "Frontpage" anchor Mel Tiangco and Saksi anchor Mike Enriquez. A brand-new Saksi with Emergency host Arnold Clavio and re-titled as "Saksi: Liga ng Katotohanan".
  • August 23 - ETC was launched by Solar Entertainment Corporation as a female-oriented cable channel. On January 1, 2008, began to lease airtime on SBN choosing to broadcast programming from its entertainment channel on UHF free-to-air television channel 21 until March 1, 2011 ETC This partnership ended on March 2, 2011, as Solar transferred ETC to RPN on VHF free-to-air television channel 9. But on November 30, 2013, the channel returned to SBN.
  • November 19 – Asia's longest-running noontime show Eat Bulaga! celebrated its 25th silver anniversary with a grand celebration held at the Expo Filipino in Clark Air Base, Angeles City, Pampanga, its presentation title is Eat Bulaga Silver Special.

Premieres

Date Show
February 2 Te Amo, Maging Sino Ka Man on GMA
February 9 At Home Ka Dito on ABS-CBN
Loving You on GMA
February 14 TV Patrol Sabado on ABS-CBN
February 15 Partners with Mel Tiangco on GMA
February 21 MTB: Ang Saya Saya on ABS-CBN
February 22 PBA on ABC on ABC 5
February 23 Marina on ABS-CBN
February 25 Yes, Yes Show! on ABS-CBN
March 1 Ikaw Sa Puso Ko on GMA
Sarah the Teen Princess on ABS-CBN
Irene on GMA
Star Circle Quest on ABS-CBN
Wazzup Wazzup on Studio 23
March 6 Nginiig on ABS-CBN
March 8 Hanggang Kailan on GMA
March 15 24 Oras on GMA
March 20 StarStruck Kids on GMA
March 29 Mangarap Ka on ABS-CBN
Guardian Angel on GMA
April 3 Lovely Day on GMA
April 12 Amazing Twins on ABC 5
Scent of Love on ABC 5
Sentro on ABC 5
American Idol (season 3) on ABC 5
April 17 Art Angel on GMA
April 24 Salamat Dok on ABS-CBN
May 9 TV Patrol Linggo on ABS-CBN
May 23 ASAP Fanatic on ABS-CBN
May 30 Rated K on ABS-CBN
May 31 Good Morning, Kris on ABS-CBN
June 13 SOP Gigsters on GMA
June 14 Marinara on GMA
June 19 EK Channel on ABS-CBN
June 26 Hoy Gising! Kapamilya on ABS-CBN
June 28 30 Days on GMA
July 3 Pinoy Pop Superstar on GMA
Bitoy's Funniest Videos on GMA
July 12 Hiram on ABS-CBN
SCQ Reload on ABS-CBN
August 2 Mulawin on GMA
August 15 Mel & Joey on GMA
August 16 Joyride on GMA
August 28 'Wag Kukurap on GMA
September 14 Bahay Mo Ba 'To on GMA
Reporter's Notebook on GMA
September 27 Forever in My Heart on GMA
October 18 Leya, Ang Pinakamagandang Babae Sa Ilalim Ng Lupa on GMA
October 11 Krystala on ABS-CBN
D'X-Man on UNTV
November 7 Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho on GMA
November 15 Lovers in Paris on ABS-CBN
November 29 Morning Star on ABS-CBN
December 6 Spirits on ABS-CBN

Unknown dates

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Finales

Unknown dates

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Specials

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  • June: Kapuso @ 54: The GMA 54th Anniversary Special on GMA

Networks

Launches

Unknown dates

  • January : Sports Plus

Closures

Unknown

  • DBS 35

Births

Deaths

  • February 18 - Frankie Evangelista, 69, former radio-TV anchor (born July 24, 1934)
  • February 21 - Nestor de Villa, 75, former actor (born July 6, 1928)
  • March 4 - Halina Perez, 21, former sexy star (born March 27, 1983)
  • April 27 - Larry Silva, 66, former actor and comedian (born 1937)
  • July 31 - Roger Mariano, 44, former DZJC anchor (born 1960)
  • August 14 - Bomber Moran, 59, former actor (born October 18, 1944)
  • August 30 - Dely Atay-Atayan, 90, former comedian (born March 17, 1914)
  • September 24 - Christopher Misajon, 31, former GMA Iloilo correspondent (born 1973)
  • October 4 - Rio Diaz, 45, former TV host/actress/beauty queen (born 1959)
  • November 10 - Katy de la Cruz. 97, singer, actress, known as "Queen of Bodabil" (born 1907)
  • November 19 - George Canseco, 70, Filipino song composer (born April 23, 1934)
  • December 14 - Fernando Poe, Jr. 65, actor and politician (born 1939)

See also

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