In reviewing the program STIR Editor in Chief Edgar O. The show features stories featured on Face to Face and ran from September 9, 2010, until September 29, 2012. Untold Stories is a weekly docu-drama anthology on TV5 and is a spin-off of Face to Face. Karla Estrada titled as Mama Karla (2023–present).Gelli de Belen titled as Ateng Gelli (2012–2013).Tin-Tin Bersola-Babao was chosen to be co-host instead. However, Perez, who resigned as host of Face to Face on July 19, 2013, declined to join the program. Amy Perez was supposed to host the new show, along with Gelli de Belen. įace to Face would later be developed into a new program, Face the People, which premiered on October 14, 2013. The show also conducts a follow-up to confirm if there is progress or not. After giving the final resolution or not, the host pronounces her final thoughts on the issue.
The show sometimes ends with statements from the involved parties that they are not yet ready to be friends again or resolve the problem.
Occasionally the show invites a guest expert as appropriate to the conflict involved. This group is composed of a lawyer, a psychologist and a priest who give legal, psychological, spiritual advice to the two parties respectively. The Trio Tagapayo (Three Advisers) can also give tips and advice to prevent fights. Paramedics are also available in case of serious injuries. The evening edition is always inspected by the MTRCB before it is broadcast. In most cases the fight scenes are removed from the daytime version of the show, but left in the primetime edition, which is a 60-minute replay. The stage crew is always prepared for a fight and interdicted by two bouncers while a production crew and the security unit are the backup if more than two people are involved. In the second run, the host will ask the audience, and the audience uses a phone to vote on which side they are on, and the result shows on the screen. In the first run, at most key points in the show, the host will ask the audience which side they are on, which is answered by the audience by raising signs with the colors for each side. Before the guest go on the stage, they undergo security inspection for the safety of both arguing parties. As the show progresses, both sides may add another person, to persuade the live audience. Next there is a confrontation, which often results in an argument or even a fight on the stage. After a live interview with the complainant, the opponent is brought on stage and forms the Pula, or red side. The Sawsaweros (male studio audience involver) and the Sawsaweras (Vice-Versa), may ask some questions or make statements, along with the persons originally involved. They will then interview the two parties and provide background about the problem.ĭuring the show, the host will talk to the complainant in-person to describe the problem. The production crew then goes over the records available and choose which cases to present on the show. It also aims to give its audience lessons by showing the complainant's problems that the hosts and the counselors try to solve.Īny citizen in the Philippines who are eloquent in the Tagalog language can file any complaint about someone which will become the basis for an episode. The program aims to make a televised Barangay Hall, a small local government office where people take arguments to be heard by Tanods (Peacekeepers). The show also airs via delayed telecast on One PH. Ī new version titled Face 2 Face, produced by Cignal Entertainment and hosted by Karla Estrada, premiered on May 1, 2023, replacing Tropang LOL.
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The Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB) had requested that the show should "tone down physical altercations between guests".
The program was one of the most popular talk shows in the Philippines and has often been labelled as the "Filipino version of Jerry Springer" but has also proved to be controversial due to the violence exhibited in the show. television show The Jerry Springer Show and the British talk show The Jeremy Kyle Show, but has a Filipino cultural perspective, predominantly with "marginalized and impoverished guests". It bears striking resemblance to the U.S. The program aims to resolve conflicts between two arguing parties with the help of a panel of counselors that represent the legal, emotional and spiritual disciplines. Face to Face aired from Mato October 11, 2013. Originally hosted by Amy Perez, the program bills itself as the " Barangay hall on-air" (referring to the Tagalog term for a community centre). Face 2 Face (formerly Face to Face, stylized in uppercase, and abbreviated as F2F) is a Philippine tabloid talk show broadcast by TV5.
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