Kap's Amazing Stories

Kap's Amazing Stories
The latest logo of the show
Created by	GMA Network
Written by	Brian Geli Trina Velasco
Directed by	Rico Gutierrez
Starring	Sen. Bong Revilla Jillian Ward
Country of origin	Philippines
Original language(s)	Tagalog, Filipino, English
No. of episodes	n/a
Production
Executive producer(s)	Mildred Natividad
Running time	45 minutes
Release
Original network	GMA Network
Picture format	480i SDTV
Original release	August 19, 2007 – July 6, 2014

Kap's Amazing Stories was an informative and educational television programme from the Philippines. Produced by GMA Network, it began airing on 19 August 2007. Its main presenter is Senator Bong Revilla,^[1] and was joined by Jillian Ward in 2012.

Format

The show uses at least five clips, ranked from five up to one, like Most Amazing and Astonishing Moments does, and this format continues to Totally Wild and Most Daring, even if those two shows did not originally rank their videos. Clips are usually from National Geographic's Most Amazing and Astonishing Moments, Totally Wild, truTV's Most Daring & BBC's Life and lately, Stan Lee's Superhumans.

It also had a children's version, "Kap's Amazing Stories Kids Edition" that premiered on 7 February 2010. Its presenters were Ramboy Revilla (Senator Revilla's youngest son), Jayda Avanzado (daughter of singer-actors Jessa Zaragosa and Dingdong Avanzado) and Angeli Nicole Sanoy. The show featured an Animal Kingdom and World's Deadliest Animals. Guest presenters include Kap's Amazing Stories Kids Edition Ogie Alcasid, Carmina Villaroel, and Elmo Magalona.

The show originally aired every Saturday, but in 2013 it was moved to Sundays night due to a reformatting of GMA's Sunday Primetime block.

Due to copyright issues with the videos and flowbows being presented, the show is not broadcast on GMA Pinoy TV, the network's international channel.

GMA announced that the show was cancelled on July 6, 2014 after 7 years in airing.

Presenters

Sen. Bong Revilla (2007-2014)
Jillian Ward as Marikít (2012-2014)

Awards and recognition

PMPC Star Awards for Television

2009 Winner, Best Educational Program Host

Anak TV Seal Makabata Awards

2012 Most Well-Liked Program

References

↑ Bong Revilla stars in new GMA 7 show, "Kap's Amazing Stories".

External links

GMA Network official website
GMA Network Official Facebook Page
Kap's Amazing Stories on Facebook Official Facebook Page

GMA Network programming (current and upcoming)

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

Comedy	Bubble Gang (since 1995) Dear Uge (since 2016) Ismol Family (since 2014) Juan Tamad (since 2015) Pepito Manaloto: Ang Tunay na Kuwento (since 2010) Vampire Ang Daddy Ko (since 2013)

Talk shows	CelebriTV (since 2015) Love Hotline (since 2014) Sarap Diva (since 2012)

Game shows	Celebrity Bluff (since 2012)

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 Flash Report/GMA Breaking News (since 2002) Imbestigador (since 2000) I-Witness (since 1999) Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho (since 2004) Kapwa Ko Mahal Ko (since 1975) Pinoy M.D. Mga Doktor ng Bayan (since 2010) Power House (since 2014) 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) Big History (since 2015) IBilib (since 2012) Stan Lee's Superhumans (since 2014)

Religious	The 700 Club Asia (since 2015) Diyos at Bayan (since 2005)

Animated	Angry Birds Toons (since 2013) Cross Fight B-Daman (since 2015) Detective Conan Doraemon Dragon Ball Z (re-run; since 2015) Hayate the Combat Butler (season 3; since 2016) Magic Kaito (since 2015) Larva (since 2016) Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures (since 2015) Pokemon: Black & White (season 14; since 2016) Ring ni Kakero (since 2015) The Smurfs (since 2015)

Upcoming	Daimos (re-run; 2016) Hanggang Makita Kang Muli (2016) Healer (2016) My Daughter Daniela (2016) My Secret Hotel (2016) Poor Señorita (2016) Uncle Grandpa Voltes V (re-run; 2016) You're the Best (2016)

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