BFGF | |
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Genre | Teen drama |
Created by | Associated Broadcasting Company |
Directed by | Bb. Joyce Bernal |
Starring | Alex Gonzaga Kean Cipriano [1] |
Theme music composer | Callalily |
Opening theme | "Yakap" |
Country of origin | Philippines |
Original language | Filipino |
No. of episodes | 43 |
Production | |
Executive producer | Manuel V. Pangilinan |
Production location | Philippines |
Running time | 1 hour |
Original release | |
Network | Associated Broadcasting Company (TV5) |
Release | April 11, 2010 – January 30, 2011 |
Related | |
Lipgloss |
BFGF is a Philippine weekly teen drama series with romance/comedy theme which premiered on TV5. It premiered on April 11, 2010 and ended on January 30, 2011. The show is directed by Bb. Joyce Bernal and is topbilled by Alex Gonzaga and Kean Cipriano of Callalily.
The story begins with Claring being hired by her grandmother's former employer to be the nanny for his son. Expecting a cute little child, Claring got the surprise of her life when she found out that she will be a nanny to a college student named Kean. The first season revolves around Claring and Kean getting to know each other, hating each other and later on building their friendship.
The second season starts with Claring being enrolled with the same college with Kean and his friends. In this season, Kean and Claring are getting more confused with their relationship as friends. It gets more complicated as Claring accepts exclusive dating status with her longtime suitor Jackson and Kean's former girlfriend Chanel tries to win him back.
The third season starts with Claring getting a new job, so she can resign from being Kean's nanny, because she cannot stay longer with Kean because of his upcoming marriage with Chanel. Kean believes that Chanel is pregnant with his child. When Claring finds a job, she meets Atong, who shows interest for her. Claring decides to give up on Kean. And when Kean learns that Chanel is pregnant with his friend Chito's child, he decides to soul-search. Being away for a month and knowing that Claring loves him, he realizes that he must win back Claring, but in this time he meets his rival, Atong, his lookalike, cool, bisaya and an heir of a big airlines. Both of them will do their best to win Claring. But, when Claring chooses Kean and Atong tries to win her back, will she stay with Kean or switch to Atong?
Atong had an accident. As he recovers, Claring stays by his side unaware of Kean being jealous and worried about her. Kean is having trouble with his upcoming album launch, but still doing well with promotions and recordings around the country. Claring now longs to be a flight attendant. Claring feels betrayed after hearing a promotion on the radio of Kean's band that he is indeed in Manila. Kean is unaware that his lie hurt Claring. As Claring and Kean try to keep it together in their professions will their love for one another stay stronger as they are headed to success?
The series became a hit when TV 5 launched it as an afternoon Teen Sunday Program, like the hit television series Lipgloss. It also made global airbase through Facebook, Twitter, and Most Watched on Blog sites, and made Alex Gonzaga a New Afternoon Star and Main Character in 2010. It has also released a BFGF CD from the Hit Teen Weekly Series, some songs include Calla Lily Hits, Kiss Jane's Kahit Na and Moonstar 88, and many more.
In August 2010, TV5 decided to release an album a soundtrack to the hit TV series.
The soundtrack features Callalily hits Gabay and Hintay. It also includes songs that every teenager could relate to like scenes from the show: Gusto Ko Lang Ng Girlfriend by Eevee; Kiss Jane's Kahit Na; Nababaliw by Letter Day Story; Moonstar88's Tadhana; and Gusto Na Kita by 6Cyclemind and the said soundtrack is released August 2010 by Sony Music. [2]
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