History
The show was created in February 19, 2005, as a replacement for a Mindanao variety show like SBD Jam of ABS-CBN TV-4 Davao, Tsada of ABS-CBN TV-2 Cagayan de Oro (now TV-4 Cagayan de Oro) and Zambo Jambo of ABS-CBN TV-3 Zamboanga, which was already crippled following the departure of its main host Joey Concepcion and Al Ryan Alejandre of SBD Jam. Only Rovic Cuasito was retained from the previous show while Jose "Beling" Rodriguez was promoted to direct the show. New talents like Claudette Centeno, Sam Mudanza and Ireen Dolor of SBD Jam and Halo-Halo Sunday Special. Also former Zambo Jambo co-host Teodyver Angeles Arquiza, Mark Alain Echem and Kikay Ranin to join as a co-host were introduced to the public as the new core group of the show. Kapamilya Sabado Party or KSP also started a practice where the most beautiful and handsome teens of Davao and Zamboanga were given hosting slots in the show, giving it feel to the show.
The show went out from its weekly broadcast from the ABS-CBN studio in Davao and held shows in out-of-town locations. Some Kapamilya stars from ABS-CBN Manila joined the cast in those shows. With the public now slowly taking notice of the show's renewed vigor following the reformat, the show was able to gain headway in Davao ratings aside from the fact that there were also loyal viewers abroad through TFC (The Filipino Channel).
On October 20, 2007, Kapamilya Sabado Party signed off as it gave way to Kapamilya Winner Ka! (now Kapamilya, Mas Winner Ka! ), a multi-regional game show qualifier for ABS-CBN's Pilipinas, Game Ka Na Ba? premiering 27th of the same month. Patterned after the bingo game, Kapamilya Winner Ka contestants can win P5,000 to P10,000 in cash. The show has versions in Bacolod and Cebu. Rovic Cuasito was the main host of the said Davao City-based game show.
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