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'''Tropang Trumpo''' is | '''''Tropang Trumpo''''' is a Filipino comedy show aired on ABC 5 from March 12, 1994 until its final run on March 13, 1999 and it is lasted for five years. | ||
==Information== | ==Information== | ||
The show was originally shown on Friday nights | The show was originally shown on Friday nights with an original cast that included Ogie Alcasid, Michael V., Gelli de Belen, and theatre/voice actors Noni Buencamino, Manny Castañeda, Earl Ignacio, Sheilou Bharwani, Mhalou Crisologo, Ana Abad Santos and Lorna Gay Long. It was moved to Saturday nights in 1995, following the departures of both Ogie Alcasid and Michael V. from the show to join GMA for the rookie comedy show "Bubble Gang". It was later expanded to 90 minutes in 1996, but it later returned to 60 minutes in the show's final run. The show won as Best Gag Show during the 1995 Star Awards for Television and received regional acclaim as "Highly Commended" in the Best Comedy Programme or Series in the 1996 Asian Television Awards held in Singapore. The show was made famous for parodies of real life television shows of the 1990s, along with original segments were made for the show. | ||
==Cast== | ==Cast== | ||
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==Segments== | ==Segments== | ||
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==Availability== | ==Availability== | ||
The show was originally aired on | The show was originally aired on Saturday nights on ABC 5 from March 12, 1994 until the show's final run on March 13, 1999. The show frequently re-aired from January 6 to November 17, 2001 in a syndication package, airing in an hour long edited version as "Tropang Trumpo: Ang Orig." | ||
== | Most segments from the show, along with other ABC 5 shows Wow Mali and Ispup was aired as part of the show Comedy Bites in 2007. 14 years after went off the air, BuKo Channel reran the 1996 episodes of the show from August 7, 2021 until July 31, 2022, with showings of the Associated Broadcasting Company in the opening and closing credits along with the in-credit [[Please Pray the Rosary (found Filipino religious TV commercials; 1990s)|Please Pray the Rosary]] in the closing credits are removed from the rerun. | ||
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There a lot of clips from the show that are available online but its full episodes are seemingly hard to find with little to no archive of them in the Internet. Only a handful of full episodes can be found in the Internet such as the ones linked below. | |||
==Trivia== | |||
* Two segments from the show, "Wow Mali!" and "Ogag" was later purposed as stand alone shows aired on ABC 5. The former was premiered on May 25, 1996 and it is aired on Saturday nights after this program, but after the show's cancellation in 1999, the program was continued airing until it was carried over on TV5, with a 5 year hiatus staring in 2013, while the latter was served from 1996 to 1997. | |||
==Gallery== | |||
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|description3 =Clips of the "RubaCom Liner" skit and the "Madrona Film Shooting" skit (1996) | |||
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Latest revision as of 03:42, 21 September 2024
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Status: Partially Found
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Tropang Trumpo is a Filipino comedy show aired on ABC 5 from March 12, 1994 until its final run on March 13, 1999 and it is lasted for five years.
Information
The show was originally shown on Friday nights with an original cast that included Ogie Alcasid, Michael V., Gelli de Belen, and theatre/voice actors Noni Buencamino, Manny Castañeda, Earl Ignacio, Sheilou Bharwani, Mhalou Crisologo, Ana Abad Santos and Lorna Gay Long. It was moved to Saturday nights in 1995, following the departures of both Ogie Alcasid and Michael V. from the show to join GMA for the rookie comedy show "Bubble Gang". It was later expanded to 90 minutes in 1996, but it later returned to 60 minutes in the show's final run. The show won as Best Gag Show during the 1995 Star Awards for Television and received regional acclaim as "Highly Commended" in the Best Comedy Programme or Series in the 1996 Asian Television Awards held in Singapore. The show was made famous for parodies of real life television shows of the 1990s, along with original segments were made for the show.
Cast
The First Year (1994-1995)
- Ogie Alcasid
- Michael V.
- Gelli de Belen
- Carmina Villarroel
- Earl Ignacio
- Nonie Buencamino
- Shielu Bharwani
- Manny Castañeda
- Ana Abad Santos
- Malou Crisologo
- Jomari Yllana
- Mark Anthony Fernandez
- Eric Fructuoso
- Whitney Tyson
The Second Year (1995-1996)
- Ogie Alcasid
- Michael V.
- Gelli de Belen
- Carmina Villarroel
- Earl Ignacio
- Eric Fructuoso
- Whitney Tyson
- Smokey Manaloto
- Maoi Roca
- Maricel Morales
- Diego "Binoy" Salvador
- Ariel "Hyubs" Azarcon
- Jennifer Mendoza
The Third Year (1996-1997)
- Smokey Manaloto
- Earl Ignacio
- Maoi Roca
- Diego "Binoy" Salvador
- Ariel "Hyubs" Azarcon
- Caloy Alde
- Marco Mckinley
The Fourth Year (1997-1998)
- Gelli de Belen
- Carmina Villarroel
- Smokey Manaloto
- Maoi Roca
- Diego "Binoy" Salvador
- Ariel "Hyubs" Azarcon
- Caloy Alde
- Marco Mckinley
- Leandro Baldemor
- Meryll Soriano
- Gary Estrada
- Sunshine Cruz
- Keempee de Leon
- Cholo Escano
- Sherilyn Reyes
- Cheska Garcia
- Candy Pangilinan
- Kevin Vernal
The Fifth Year (1998-1999)
- Diego "Binoy" Salvador
- Caloy Alde
- Candy Pangilinan
- Onemig Bondoc
- Raffy Rodriguez
- Anjanette Abayari
- Blakdyak
- Daniel Pasia
- Jake Roxas
- Lindsay Custodio
- Novia
- Rufa Mae Quinto
Segments
- Ana Luha (a parody of Anna Luna)
- Ano Daw?
- Bahaw: Ang Kaning Lamig/Ikalawang Saing (a parody of Valiente)
- Baliw Balita (a parody of Balitang Balita)
- Battle of the Brainless (a parody of Battle of the Brains)
- Brainless Book of World Records (a parody of Guinness World Records)
- Bitoy the Little Boy
- Brainless Name That Tune (a parody of Name That Tune)
- Cookie da Weathergirl/Cookie da Magician
- Chicken/Caronia Dance
- D' Bugs Baron D'Bate (a parody of The Bob Garon Debate)
- Ediboy Scoreless
- E.R. (Emergency Raw) (a parody of Emergency and/or a parody of ER)
- Ikaw At Ang Bata (a parody of Ikaw At Ang Batas)
- Hoy!!! Taksi (a combined parody of Hoy Gising! and Saksi)
- Noon at Ngayon
- Ogag
- Planet of the Ipis (a parody of Planet of the Apes)
- PHLEGMS "Starts with a PH, sounds like an F" (a parody of Flames)
- Stupid Family Feud (a parody of Family Feud)
- Supposed to be, Yun Nga! (a parody of Actually, Yun Na!)
- Top Of The Hour Joke News (a parody of Top Of The Hour News and/or Live on 5)
- Travel with Claire Deyhins
- Usapang Lashing
- Wow Mali! (a bloopers segment)
- X-Treme Baha Stir Olympics (a parody of Star Olympics)
Availability
The show was originally aired on Saturday nights on ABC 5 from March 12, 1994 until the show's final run on March 13, 1999. The show frequently re-aired from January 6 to November 17, 2001 in a syndication package, airing in an hour long edited version as "Tropang Trumpo: Ang Orig."
Most segments from the show, along with other ABC 5 shows Wow Mali and Ispup was aired as part of the show Comedy Bites in 2007. 14 years after went off the air, BuKo Channel reran the 1996 episodes of the show from August 7, 2021 until July 31, 2022, with showings of the Associated Broadcasting Company in the opening and closing credits along with the in-credit Please Pray the Rosary in the closing credits are removed from the rerun.
There a lot of clips from the show that are available online but its full episodes are seemingly hard to find with little to no archive of them in the Internet. Only a handful of full episodes can be found in the Internet such as the ones linked below.
Trivia
- Two segments from the show, "Wow Mali!" and "Ogag" was later purposed as stand alone shows aired on ABC 5. The former was premiered on May 25, 1996 and it is aired on Saturday nights after this program, but after the show's cancellation in 1999, the program was continued airing until it was carried over on TV5, with a 5 year hiatus staring in 2013, while the latter was served from 1996 to 1997.