It's Showtime Indonesia

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It's Showtime Indonesia
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Genre Variety show, comedy show, talent show
Based on It's Showtime By
Presented by
JudgesVarious
Opening theme"Showtime"
performed by It's Showtime hosts
Country of originIndonesia
Original languageIndonesian
Production
Production locationsStudio 10
MNC Studios
Jakarta, Indonesia
Running time90 minutes
Production companies MNC Productions Entertainment
ABS-CBN Studios
Original release
Network MNCTV
Release25 March 2019 (2019-03-25) 
9 May 2020 (2020-05-09)

It's Showtime Indonesia was an Indonesian talent variety television show that premiered on March 25, 2019 and concluded on May 9, 2020 on MNCTV. It is a franchise of the Philippine variety show of the same name, It's Showtime of ABS-CBN.

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History

On March 19, 2019, a news report from Rappler announced the acquisition of an Indonesian franchise of It's Showtime in time for the program's tenth year celebration. The original program's business unit head Peter Edward Dizon shared a teaser video of the hosts on Facebook. [1] It's Showtime became ABS-CBN's first non-narrative format franchise bought by a foreign company. [2] With the franchise deal, familiar segments such as "Sine Mo ‘To", "Cash-Ya! Kaya!", "Ansabe", "Copy Cut" and "Bida Dance" were to be adapted for the Indonesian audience.

Creator and director Bobet Vidanes, hosts Jugs Jugueta and Teddy Corpuz, and ABS-CBN director Laurenti Dyogi were among few of the Filipino visitors to watch the pilot program on March 25, 2019. [3]

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Featuring

Segments

Ayo Nari
Adapted from Bida Kapamilya/Dance. Aspiring dance groups battle out in the It's Showtime stage and perform in front of a live audience and a panel of judges. The groups are scored from a scale of one to ten, with ten being the best. Groups with the highest overall scores will advance and be one step closer to the grand prize.
MasUK Pak Eko!
Adapted from Cash-Ya! Kaya! Two teams challenge each other and compete to see which team can fit the most team members in a common household item.
Katamu Kataku
Adapted from PUROKatatawanan
Cerpen Cerbung
Adapted from Sine Mo'To. Cerpen Cerbung is Showtime's sketch comedy segment, which parodies different topics, originally-written stories and personalities.
Bibir Gemas
Adapted from Ansabe?!
Mini Me
Adapted from Mini Me
Tarung Seru

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References

  1. "Indonesia gets its own 'It's Showtime' on March 25". Rappler.
  2. Charm, Neil. "ABS-CBN signs format deal with Indonesian firm for noontime show | BusinessWorld". BusinessWorld.
  3. Bernardino, Stephanie. "'It's Showtime' Indonesia to air pilot on March 25". Manila Bulletin Entertainment.