Friday, May 18, 2012
Kapatid TV5 at AksyonTV International ilulunsad na sa US!
Thursday, October 20, 2011
Paalala para sa Wil Time Bigtime Anniversary Show

Isang masaya at kapanapanabik na Sabado ang naghihintay para sa mga fans ng Wil Time Big Time sa pagdiriwang ng First Year Anniversary ng sikat na show.
Lubos na pinaghahandaan ng TV5 ang engrandeng selebrasyon na ito na magaganap sa Smart Araneta Coliseum sa October 22. Bukod sa paghahatid ng kasiyahan sa mga Kapatid, security at safety ang top priority ng TV5. Ginagawa ng network ang lahat ng kanilang makakaya upang matiyak ang kaligtasan ng mga dadalo sa nasabing event. Ang TV5 at Wil Productions ay patuloy na nakikipagtulungan sa management ng Araneta, sa local government unit, pati na rin sa PNP.
Naipamigay na lahat ng tickets para sa anniversary show at wala ng ipamimigay pa sa araw ng event, kaya pinapaalalahanan ang mga walang tickets na huwag na pumunta sa Smart Araneta Coliseum at manood na lamang ng Wil Time Bigtime sa kanilang mga tahanan.
Pinapaalalahanan ang mga dadalo na huwag magsama ng mga batang 7 years old pababa at may height na bababa sa 4 ft dahil sila ay hindi papasukin, may ticket man sila o wala. Ang mga 8-17 years old ay papasukin lamang kung sila ay may kasamang nakatatanda na may ticket din.
Ipinagbabawal din ang pagdadala ng malalaking bag at pagkain at inumin na mula sa labas ng Smart Araneta Coliseum. Ang mga payong ay hindi rin pahihintulutan sa loob ng venue. Maaring iwanan ang mga payong sa gate.
Alas-sais ng umaga ng Sabado ang simula ng pila kaya huwag pupunta sa Smart Araneta Coliseum ng mas maaga pa doon.
Para sa mga walang ticket, tumutok na lang sa Wil Time Bigtime sa Sabado dahil mas malaki pa ang pagkakataon ninyong manalo ng cash prizes, kotse, at brand new house and lot. Sumali na sa Wil Time Bigtime Anniversary text promo at maging text partner.
I-text lang ang WIL
Monday, April 11, 2011
Willing Willie panandaliang mawawala sa ere. - TV5
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Copy of TV5 Press Statement as of April 7, 2011
TV5 also submitted its report to the MTRCB on its internal investigation into the incident involving the six-year-old boy Jan Jan Suan who performed a dance number on the program “Willing Willie”.
A key finding of the investigation was that the versions of the incident that were circulated on YouTube and Facebook were substantially different from what actually took place and was aired on the TV program. While the segment where Jan Jan appeared spanned a period of 48 minutes in the actual show, the YouTube and Facebook versions lasted for only around ten minutes or less.
Apparently, the YouTube and Facebook videos were deliberately spliced and edited to put the program “Willing Willie” and its host Willie Revillame, as well as the program’s live audience, in the worst possible light. They made it seem as if Jan Jan was crying throughout his performance, as if the boy had been coerced, and as if Revillame had acted callously to humiliate the young contestant.
In fact, the full, unedited recording of the program showed that Jan Jan was clearly and more often “emoting” while dancing and that when he did cry it was because of the intimidating presence of Bonel Balingit and because he had lost in the game portion of the show. In the unedited version, it was plainly obvious that Jan Jan had not been forced to dance against his will. For his part, Revillame was very favorably impressed by Jan Jan’s performance and sought to praise and celebrate rather than put him down.
In the context of the full performance of Jan Jan on “Willing Willie”, it is exceedingly clear that he was not coerced in any way; that his performance was not lewd or obscene.
The Complaint speaks of gyrating movements which, however, are not obscene per se nor suggestive of a sexual or immoral act. Indeed such movements are part of a dance form called “body wave”. The “body wave” is no different from the familiar dance moves we have been accustomed to today, such as the “lambada”, bellydancing and the “spaghetti” dance.
As far as the minor is concerned, he is exhibiting a dance movement. In fact, body wave dancing has become part and parcel of Philippine pop culture. In many town fiestas and private gatherings, adults allow their children to dance in this manner.
Finally, if indeed the MTRCB sees it fit to impose further regulations on performances and appearance of minors in television programs, then its inquiry and/or investigation should involve all networks, the KBP, and the MTRCB. Thereafter, new rules, standards or guidelines to govern or even prohibit minors from performing or appearing in television programs may be formulated."
Source: TV5 PR
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Willie at 50!
January 27 is not just a big day for Willie Revillame
but also
for his legions of fans and supporters
who are avid viewers
of Willing Willie every night.
Not only will
Wil be celebrating his 50th birthday,
he will be the one
giving the biggest treats to the viewers
of Willing Willie.

Wil makes his month-long birthday celebration
even
more
special on the actual day he turns 50
by awarding the coveted house and lot and
the P1 M cash to the show’s lucky winners.
Also, since there are about 20 cars up for grabs
throughout his birthday celebration on the show,
another winner will possibly drive home with the
biggest smile and a brand new car to boot.

The show’s Wiltime Bigtime segment will definitely
be something to watch because a bright future
awaits the lucky contestant who makes it to the
Spin-a-Wil jackpot round wherein a whopping
P2 M grand prize can be won!

On top of the huge prizes at stake, Willing Willie’s
special episode on January 27 will surely
be the talk of the town for days to come
because of the star-studded lineup of guests
who will share in the fun and excitement of
Wil’s 50th birthday.
Don’t miss out on a one-of-a-kind birthday celebration
of Willie Revillame this Thursday, January 27.
Willing Willie airs at 6:30pm from Monday to Friday
and 5:00pm every Saturday, only on TV5.
Saturday, January 22, 2011
Hitmakers sa Willing Willie!




