Teddy Corpuz, host of “It’s Showtime” and member of Rocksteady, has made a heartfelt appeal for harmony among fans of competing noontime television shows. Following the transition of “It’s Showtime” to GMA’s noontime slot, Corpuz expressed concern over the negative rivalry brewing between fans of his show and the long-standing “Eat Bulaga.”
In a recent post on X (formerly Twitter), Corpuz emphasized the shared mission of both programs to entertain and bring joy to viewers, questioning the need for conflict. He urged fans to appreciate the entertainment value each show provides, highlighting that competition exists but should not overshadow the joy both shows aim to deliver.
Corpuz’s message underlines the importance of focusing on positive engagement and support for preferred shows without disparaging others. As “It’s Showtime” embarks on its new chapter under GMA, alongside hosts like Vice Ganda, Anne Curtis, and others, Corpuz advocates for a healthier fan culture that celebrates the diversity and creativity of Philippine noontime television.