Mel and Joey

Mel & Joey
Developed by GMA Entertainment TV Group
Directed by Louie Ignacio
Starring Mel Tiangco
Joey de Leon[1]
Country of origin Philippines
Original language(s) English
Filipino
Tagalog
No. of episodes 360 (final)
Production
Executive producer(s) Lui Cadag
Editor(s) Ronald Lansangan, Erwin Logina, Jan Vincent Chiu, Shoti Banares
Camera setup Multiple-camera setup
Running time 1 hour
Release
Original network GMA Network
Picture format 480i SDTV
Original release August 15, 2004 – July 17, 2011
Chronology
Preceded by Partners with Mel Tiangco
Followed by Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho (timeslot)
External links
Website

Mel & Joey is a Filipino television talk and lifestyle show that airs every Sunday evenings by GMA Network.[2]

It replaced the previous talk show, Partners with Mel Tiangco, where Mel Tiangco hosted when Jay Sonza ran for election to the Senate of the Philippines under the party, Aksyon Demokratiko, and moved to UNTV 37 as station manager. He later moved to the radio anchor of DZIQ (Radyo Inquirer 990). On August 15, 2010, aside from birthday of Mel Tiangco, the new intro of Mel & Joey is unveiled.

To date, its last episode in the studios was on February 6, 2011. Afterwards, the show has been at a designated venue and that's where the show would take place.

After 6 years on air, GMA decided to cancel it for an unknown reason. The show is well-received (ratings-wise) and has a lot of commercials, so the real reason according to GMA's Entertainment Division was to give the program a rest. The last episode was entitled as "Happy Ending".[3]

Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho is currently airing on the timeslot previously occupied by the show.

Segments

Anniversary specials

Year Anniversary Country Visited
2005
1st
  United States
2006
2nd
  Japan
2007
3rd
  Philippines
2008
4th
 Hong Kong
 Macau
 Singapore
 Malaysia
2009
5th
 France
 Belgium
  Switzerland
 Spain
 Italy
2010
6th
 Australia
 New Zealand

Awards

Catholic Mass Media Awards

USTv Students' Choice Awards

UP Gandingan Awards

See also

References

  1. ↑ Joey de Leon adds another one to his long list of existing shows
  2. ↑ http://www.igma.tv/shows/melandjoey
  3. ↑ http://www.pep.ph/news/30144/GMA-7-cancels--Mel---Joey--after-seven-years


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