Click (Philippine TV series)

*Click*
Click
	Title card in 2002
Genre	Drama
Developed by	Don Michael Perez
Written by	Don Michael Perez; Clarissa Estuar; Joel Rufino Nuñez; Denoy Punio-Navarro; Kit Villanueva-Zapata; Abi Lam-Parayno; Jke See; Jon Mendoza;
Directed by	Mac Alejandre
Theme music composer	Jingle Buena
Opening theme	"Centerfold" by Adam Austin (December 1999–June 2000); "Let's Give It a Try" by Click cast (July 2000–04);
Country of origin	Philippines
Original language	Tagalog
No. of seasons	5
No. of episodes	248
Production
Executive producers	Rams David; Camille Pengson;
Producers	Wilma Galvante ; Gigi Santiago-Lara;
Production locations	Metro Manila, Philippines
Cinematography	Jay Linao
Camera setup	Multiple-camera setup
Running time	27–88 minutes
Production company	GMA Entertainment TV
Original release
Network	GMA Network
Release	December 4, 1999 –; July 24, 2004

Last updated January 19, 2025

Click is a Philippine television drama series broadcast by GMA Network. Directed by Mac Alejandre, it stars James Blanco, Roxanne Barcelo, Richard Gutierrez, Maybelyn Dela Cruz, Alessandra de Rossi, Angel Locsin, Jake Cuenca, Karen delos Reyes, JC de Vera, Drew Arellano, Iya Villania and Chynna Ortaleza. It premiered on December 4, 1999. The series concluded on July 24, 2004 with a total of 248 episodes.

Cast and characters

Cast

Alessandra De Rossi

Wendell Ramos

Richard Gutierrez

Angel Locsin

Jake Cuenca

Valerie Concepcion

JC de Vera

Jennylyn Mercado

Mark Herras

Yasmien Kurdi

Main cast

Maybelyn dela Cruz as Rosario "Rose" Mercado (1999–2002)
Biboy Ramirez as Christian Dean Lacson (1999–2002)
Tricia Roman^[2] as Isabella "Issa" Pascual (1999–2004)
Joseph Izon as Nicholas "Nikko" Mercado (1999–2000)
Trina Zuñiga as Melanie "Melai" Santos (1999–2001^[3])
Roxanne Barcelo as Antoinette "Toni" Darden (1999–2002)
Danilo Barrios as Francisco "Popoy" Musngi (1999–2000)
Erwin Aquino as Paolo Rosales (1999–2000)
Jason Red as Medwin Rosales (1999–2000)
James Blanco as Antonio Precioso “Anton” Relucio (2000–02)
Angelika dela Cruz as Olivia “Ollie” San Gabriel^[4] (2000)
Sherwin Ordoñez^[2] as Jose Basilio "JB" Montelibano (2000–03)
Wowie de Guzman as Hector (2000–01)
Wendell Ramos as Benedict "Ben" Santillan (2000–01)
Antoinette Taus as Alicia "Allie" Mendoza (2000)
Alessandra De Rossi ^[2] as Vivian “Ian” Rufino (2000–03)
Miko Sotto as Joselito "Joey" Mendoza (2000–02)
Danica Sotto^[2] as Maria Carina "Kara" Rodriguez (2000–03)
Cogie Domingo as Giovanni "Gio" Santillan (2000–01)
Chynna Ortaleza ^[2] as Michaela "Mimi" Mendez (2001–03)
Miles Poblete as Dang Dingle (2001–02)
Richard Gutierrez ^[2] as Lorenzo "Enzo" Francisco (2002–03)
Angel Locsin ^[2] as Charlotte Anne "Charley" Francisco^[5] (2002–04)
Railey Valeroso^[2] as Frederico "Icko" Ocampo (2002–04)
Brian Revilla^[2] as Emilio "Emil" (2002–04)
AJ Eigenmann^[2] as Joshua "Josh" Mendez (2002–04)
Karen delos Reyes ^[2] as Rowena "Weng" / "Weena" Abergas (2002–04)
Dyan Delfin^[2] as Annabelle "Belle" Castillo (2002–03)
Jake Cuenca as Tryke (2003–04)
Iya Villania ^[6] as Sydney Torres (2003–04)
Drew Arellano ^[6] as Gilbert (2003–04)
Valerie Concepcion as Yasmin (2003–04)
Charina Scott as Destiny "Desi" (2003–04)
Denise Laurel ^[6] as Beatriz (2003–04)
Jolo Revilla as Joma (2003–04)
JC de Vera as Benjamin "Benj" (2003–04)
Mikel Campos as Nathan (2003–04)
Lester Llansang as Buj (2003–04)
Crystal Moreno as Claudine / Len Len (2003–04)
Jennylyn Mercado as Caroline (2004)
Mark Herras as Miguel "Migs" (2004)
Rainier Castillo as Gerard "Jerry" (2004)
Yasmien Kurdi as Leilani (2004)
Bianca King as Marnie (2004)
Warren Austria as Lance (2004)

Recurring and guest cast

Edward dela Cruz as Jet San Gabriel
Joshua Diaz as Donjie Mallari
Dexter Doria as Rhoda Navarro
Mel Kimura as Ms. Alvarez
Mel Martinez as Aricheta
Nonie Buencamino as Arthur Lacson
Irma Adlawan as Melai's mother
Rayver Cruz as Mumoy
Stella Canete as Christian’s mother
Oliver Hartmann as Hans
Isabelle de Leon
Sunshine Dizon
Pia Wurtzbach as Frankie
Dingdong Dantes as Jake
Joko Diaz as Victor Tamayo^[3]
Katarina Perez as Che
Jet Alcantara as William Francis "Francis" Victorino^[3]
Russel Mon as Vito^[3]
J4 Zabale as Karl^[3]
Ryan Serrano as Mark
Debra Liz
Odette Khan as Demetria Dingle
Joanne Salazar
Ryan Robles
JR Follero
Gayle Valencia as Dang
Aiza Marquez as Annaliza “Aiza” Atanacio
Tiya Pusit as Che’s mother
Gloria Diaz as Mamu Milagros "Aos" Rufino
Jackie Castillejo as Issa's mother
Mandy Ochoa as Enrico Pascual
Matet de Leon as Desiree
Dino Guevarra as Arguelles
Richard Quan
Dick Israel
Paolo Ballesteros
Dianne Sison as Natalie
Gerard Pizarras as Diego
Dennis Roldan as Icko's father
Gabby Eigenmann as Mark Cabrera / Marky
Serena Dalrymple
Polo Ravales as Joseph
Iza Calzado as Patty
Coco Martin as Wesley "Yumyum" Cariño
Dang Cruz as Jasmine
Daisy Reyes as Pauline
Nina Ricci Alagao as Sammie
Anne Curtis as Bianca
Lloyd Zaragoza as Owen
Glaiza de Castro as Pia
Mickey Ferriols as Sweet
Dennis Padilla as Mang Gus
Martin Andanar as himself
Bong Revilla
Gladys Reyes
Gene Padilla as Mimi's ex-boyfriend
Vangie Labalan as Pia's mother
Matt Ranillo as Nomer
Pinky Amador as Marge
Juan Rodrigo as Mimi and Josh's father
Pia Pilapil as Mimi and Josh's mother
Caloy Alde as Pia's father
Vanna Garcia as Justine

Accolades

Accolades received by *Click*
Year	Awards	Category	Recipient	Result
2000	14th PMPC Star Awards for Television	Best New Male Personality	James Blanco	Won
2002	Catholic Mass Media Awards	Best Youth Drama Program	Click	Won
2002	16th PMPC Star Awards for Television	Best Youth Oriented Show		Won
2003	Anak TV Seal Award			Won
	17th PMPC Star Awards for Television	Best New Female Personality	Valerie Concepcion	Won
	17th PMPC Star Awards for Television	Best Youth Oriented Show	Click	Won
2004	Anak TV Seal Award		Click	Won
	18th PMPC Star Awards for Television	Best Male New TV Personality	Rainier Castillo	Won
	18th PMPC Star Awards for Television	Best Youth Oriented Show	Click	Won

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References

↑ "Click | Full Episodes - YouTube". YouTube . Retrieved May 7, 2024.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Anarcon, James Patrick (January 11, 2022). "Click Batch 2: Where are they now?". PEP. Retrieved December 27, 2023.
1 2 3 4 5 "Click Episode 86 (August 18, 2001) - YouTube". YouTube . July 2021. Retrieved January 9, 2022.
↑ Anarcon, James Patrick (February 26, 2019). "Where Are They Now: Original teleserye leading ladies". PEP. Retrieved May 18, 2020.
↑ "Look: The stars of Click then and now". GMA Network . October 31, 2014. Retrieved April 29, 2020.
1 2 3 Anarcon, James Patrick (August 27, 2019). "Denise Laurel reunites with co-stars from former GMA-7 show". PEP. Retrieved December 27, 2023.

External links

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[1] "Click | Full Episodes - YouTube". YouTube . Retrieved May 7, 2024.

[Cast-2] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Anarcon, James Patrick (January 11, 2022). "Click Batch 2: Where are they now?". PEP. Retrieved December 27, 2023.

[Melai's_death-3] 1 2 3 4 5 "Click Episode 86 (August 18, 2001) - YouTube". YouTube . July 2021. Retrieved January 9, 2022.

[4] Anarcon, James Patrick (February 26, 2019). "Where Are They Now: Original teleserye leading ladies". PEP. Retrieved May 18, 2020.

[5] "Look: The stars of Click then and now". GMA Network . October 31, 2014. Retrieved April 29, 2020.

[Reunion-6] 1 2 3 Anarcon, James Patrick (August 27, 2019). "Denise Laurel reunites with co-stars from former GMA-7 show". PEP. Retrieved December 27, 2023.

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