Maynila (TV series)

Maynila
Also known as	Maynila: Larawan ng Bansa (2007-2009) Maynila: Ito ang Kwento Mo (2014-present)
Genre	Drama Romance Anthology
Created by	Maynilad Golden Productions, Inc. GMA Entertainment TV
Written by	Sara San Luis Rouel Alciraz Theresa Guevarra
Directed by	G. Phil M. Noble
Starring	Lito Atienza Various contributors
Opening theme	"Mahal kong Maynila" by Cacai Bautista and Vince De Jesus (2002-2008; 2010-2014) "Maynila" by Noel Cabangon (2014-present)
Country of origin	Philippines
No. of episodes	(list of episodes)
Production
Executive producer(s)	Alessandra A. Beltran Lani Atienza
Running time	30 minutes (1998-2002) 60 minutes (2002-present)
Distributor	GMA Life TV
Release
Original network	GMA Network
Picture format	480i (SDTV)
Original release	November 23, 1998 (1998-11-23) – present

Maynila^[1] (lit. Manila) is a Filipino youth-oriented drama anthology that has been broadcast on Philippine television since November 23, 1998 on GMA Network.

The show is hosted by former Manila mayor, secretary of DENR & current BUHAY Partylist Rep. Lito Atienza and was originally aired on weekday (Mondays to Fridays) afternoons, and eventually moved to Saturday mornings. After the elections in 2010, Atienza went back to the show and do acting in a cameo appearance instead of hosting; that routine repeated again in 2013 as he belonged to the nominees for BUHAY Partylist, his son Ali took over cameo appearances of his father.

Overview

The program's main thrust is to entertain the televiewers while including good moral values. It appeals to the young and the young heart with story lines that show glimpses of the Filipino youth, the Filipino family life and values that audience can learn from. Originally aired Mondays-Fridays and 5-day episode per week, it presently became a weekend drama anthology of inspiring stories of people who are having love problems and challenges that affect every Manileño's lives.^[2]

Host

Former DENR Sec., Manila Mayor & Current BUHAY Partylist Rep. Lito Atienza
Ali Atienza (sit-in host while his father was running for Mayor of Manila in 2010 and was one of the nominees of BUHAY Partylist in 2013)

Awards

Nominated, Best Drama Anthology - PMPC Star Awards For TV (1999-2014)
Nominated, Best Drama Series - Catholic Mass Media Awards (1999-2014)
Anak TV Seal Award - 2006
Certificate of Recognition - The First Stars Night Out by Artist Handlers Group 2012
Winner, Best New Male TV Personality For Ruru Madrid "Maynila: Faith In Love" - PMPC Star Awards For TV 2013

References

External links

GMA Network programming (current and upcoming)

Drama	Alyas Robin Hood (since 2016) Code Name Yong-pal (since 2016) Encantadia (since 2016) Hahamakin ang Lahat (since 2016) Ika-6 na Utos (since 2016) Karelasyon (since 2015) Magpakailanman (since 2012) Maynila (since 1998) Sa Piling ni Nanay (since 2016) Someone to Watch Over Me (since 2016) Trops (since 2016)

Variety	Eat Bulaga! (since 1995) Sunday PinaSaya (since 2015) Wowowin (since 2015)

Comedy	Bubble Gang (since 1995) Dear Uge (since 2016) Hay, Bahay! (since 2016) Tsuperhero (since 2016) Pepito Manaloto: Ang Tunay na Kuwento (since 2010) Usapang Real Love (since 2016)

Talk shows	Sarap Diva (since 2012)

Reality shows	Superstar Duets (since 2016)

News and public affairs	24 Oras (since 2004) 24 Oras Weekend (since 2010) Alisto! (since 2013) Born to Be Wild (since 2007) Diyos at Bayan (since 1998) GMA News Update (since 2016) Imbestigador (since 2000) I-Witness (since 1999) Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho (since 2004) Kapwa Ko Mahal Ko (since 1975) Pinoy M.D. (since 2010) Reporter's Notebook (since 2004) Saksi (since 1995) Tunay Na Buhay (since 2011) Unang Hirit (since 1999) Wish Ko Lang (since 2002)

Informative	AHA! (since 2010) iBilib (since 2012)

Animated	Bakugan: GI (since 2016) Bleach: The Final Season (since 2016) Doraemon (since 2016) Dragon Ball Z (re-run; since 2015) Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures (since 2016) Pokémon: Black & White: Rival Destinies (since 2016) Magic Knight Rayearth (since 2016) Tobot (since 2016)

Upcoming	Daimos (re-run; 2017) Destined to Be Yours (2017) Dragon Collection (2017) Meant to Be (2017) Oreca Battle (2017) Pinulot Ka Lang sa Lupa (2017) Secret Healer (2017) Sonic X (re-run; 2017) Virtua Fighter (re-run; 2017) Voltes V (re-run; 2017)

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