Despite major shifts in the Philippine television landscape in the opening month of 2026, three flagship programs of the Kapatid Network managed to sustain their viewership, based on data from the National Urban Television Audience Measurement (NUTAM).
According to the survey results dated Thursday, January 22, TV5’s longest-running noontime program “Eat Bulaga!,” afternoon newscast “Frontline Express,” and primetime flagship news program “Frontline Pilipinas” all maintained stable television ratings.
“Eat Bulaga!” posted a 3.4% rating across TV5 and RPTV, outperforming the GMA Network airing of Kapamilya noontime show “It’s Showtime,” which recorded 3.0%.
Meanwhile, “Frontline Express” registered a 2.1% rating, significantly ahead of the 0.8% rating of the rerun of Kapamilya revenge drama “Lavender Fields,” which airs on Kapamilya Channel via ALLTV2, cable, and A2Z.
TV5’s flagship primetime newscast “Frontline Pilipinas” also sustained solid performance, scoring a 2.4% rating.
“Eat Bulaga!,” “Frontline Express,” and “Frontline Pilipinas” continue to air on TV5, with simulcast broadcasts on RPTV.