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Home»Press Releases»TV5 Launches A New Kind of Comedy Game Show With “Quiet Please! Bawal Ang Maingay”
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TV5 Launches A New Kind of Comedy Game Show With “Quiet Please! Bawal Ang Maingay”

Team OrangeBy Team OrangeJuly 15, 20148 Comments2 Mins Read
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TV5 is primed to take over your Sunday nights as its newest program offering “Quiet Please! Bawal ang Maingay”, which promises to be a comedy game show like no other, starts to make noise every Sunday at 8:00PM beginning on August 10.

The Kapatid Network’s soon-to-be-launched, one-of-a-kind program sets itself apart from the usual game shows on television with its unique and exciting concept, where contestants must accomplish a series of timed challenges without setting off the giant noise-meter (an ultra-sensitive, noise-measuring device that sounds an alarm when it reaches a certain noise level). Ultimately, the goal is to move as silently as possible through all the rounds—and with less noise, the contestants win bigger prizes!

“Bravely, what TV5 has done was to develop this idea alongside us and turn it into a program. So this is a groundbreaking program because it is the first real full show of this idea. The Philippines will also be the first country in the world to air this show by Freemantle,” shares Howard Huntridge, Senior Executive Producer of FreemantleMedia, the same studio that the Kapatid Network recently worked with in locally franchising the top-rating show “Killer Karaoke”.

Aside from the belly-aching fun and excitement that viewers will experience while watching the game show, they will also be treated to finally witnessing the much-awaited return to television of one of Philippine showbiz’ ultimate heartthrobs, with multi-hyphenate Richard Gomez marking his game show comeback as the host of “Quiet Please! Bawal ang Maingay”. Joining Richard Gomez as his co-host is sassy comedienne K Brosas, whose candid commentary and signature funny antics will definitely provide viewers the humor in the program.

Soon, viewers will definitely be treated to a whole different kind of entertainment with “Quiet Please! Bawal ang Maingay” making Sunday nights an even more enjoyable and exciting family affair, beginning this August 10 at 8:00PM, only on TV5!

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