A bright new era begins for Philippine television as ABS-CBN Corp. officially returns to free-to-air viewing through its partnership with ALLTV. For millions of Filipino households, this means the shows they love are once again just a channel away—ready to entertain, inform, and bring families together night after night.
Beloved ABS-CBN Shows Return to Free TV
Fan-favorite programs are back, where many viewers first fell in love with them. Audiences can once again enjoy the gripping drama of FPJ’s Batang Quiapo, the star-studded performances on ASAP, the heartfelt conversations of Magandang Buhay, the trusted reporting of TV Patrol, and the fun surprises of I Can See Your Voice, among many others. These are shows that spark laughter, inspire hope, and turn ordinary evenings into shared moments at home.
A Fresh Chapter for Filipino Storytelling
This partnership signals an exciting new chapter for ABS-CBN—one rooted in resilience, creativity, and a renewed connection with the Filipino public. Following the conclusion of its content partnership with TV5, which ended amid unresolved contractual and business challenges, the network once again found itself searching for a stable free-to-air platform to bring its programs to a wider audience.
While ABS-CBN has continued to thrive online and on streaming platforms, returning to free TV through ALLTV opens the door to even more communities, ensuring that powerful Filipino stories reach viewers from all walks of life.
Reconnecting With Viewers Across the Country
Welcoming ABS-CBN’s content to ALLTV is more than just a programming update—it’s a celebration of stories that have touched the hearts of generations. For ABS-CBN, it feels like coming home, reconnecting storytellers with the audiences who have laughed, cried, and grown alongside these programs.
Together, this partnership opens the door to a brighter future for Filipino entertainment, bringing more meaningful stories, trusted news, and shared moments that reconnect viewers and their respective communities across the country.
