List of The Wall Philippines episodes

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The Wall Philippines is a Philippine television game show broadcast by TV5 and GMA Network. The show is based on the American game show The Wall . It is hosted by Billy Crawford.

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Series overview

SeasonEpisodesOriginally aired
First airedLast aired
1 26March 13, 2021 (2021-03-13)September 11, 2021 (2021-09-11)
2 15August 28, 2022 (2022-08-28)December 4, 2022 (2022-12-04)

Episodes

Color key

  The contestants won at least ₱1,000,000.
  The contestants left with the larger possible amount.
  The contestants left with the smaller possible amount.
  The contestants left with nothing at all.

Season 1 (TV5)

EpisodeContestantsGuaranteed Payout ContractFinal Bank TotalContract Decision
Free Fall BankCorrect Answers (Bonus)Total Offer
1Dennis and Ian Hong₱165,3314 (₱80,000)₱245,331₱615,540Accepted
2Fr. Dakila Ramos and Fr. Roniel Sulit₱125,2153 (₱60,000)₱185,215₱835,192Rejected
3Arth Bryan Celeste and Fredrich Jenkin Dylim₱150,0334 (₱80,000)₱230,033₱0Rejected
4 [lower-alpha 1] Diego Loyzaga and Cristine Reyes [1] ₱120,1076 (₱120,000)₱240,107₱2,620,220Rejected
5Katherine Vinson and Kimberly Ilag₱55,4224 (₱80,000)₱135,422₱130,623Accepted
6Denver Jamon and Danrev Dimaculangan₱95,1004 (₱80,000)₱175,100₱0Accepted
7Mark Onofre and Gretchell Paredes₱65,1352 (₱40,000)₱105,135₱599,918Rejected
8 [lower-alpha 2] Bayani Agbayani and Wacky Kiray ₱95,4234 (₱80,000)₱175,423₱0Rejected
9 [lower-alpha 3] Coleen Garcia and Ria Atayde ₱135,0213 (₱60,000)₱195,021₱984,809Rejected
10 [lower-alpha 4] Jay R and Kris Lawrence ₱85,4415 (₱100,000)₱185,441₱170,750Rejected
11Sunshine Guimary and Rosanna Roces ₱30,0335 (₱100,000)₱130,033₱199,819Rejected
12 Sam Concepcion and Marco Gumabao ₱130,2053 (₱60,000)₱190,205₱0Rejected
13 Kim Molina and Jerald Napoles ₱100,4134 (₱80,000)₱180,413₱0Rejected
14 John Estrada and Long Mejia₱100,4133 (₱60,000)₱160,413₱0Rejected
15 Ella Cruz and Julian Trono ₱40,2733 (₱60,000)₱100,273₱250,049Rejected
16Roex Pestaño and Kristofferson Santuile₱35,2136 (₱120,000)₱155,213₱1,285,553Rejected
17 Randy Santiago and Dennis Padilla ₱180,1034 (₱80,000)₱260,103₱1,880,035Accepted
18Anthony Del Prado and Methos Licayan₱65,2424 (₱80,000)₱145,242₱0Accepted
19 Troy Montero and Aubrey Miles ₱90,2342 (₱40,000)₱130,234₱1,399,896Rejected
20Ritchelle Anne and Rochelle Anne San Pedro₱75,1124 (₱80,000)₱155,112₱700,125Rejected
21 Daniel Matsunaga and Fabio Ide ₱50,3144 (₱80,000)₱130,314₱0Rejected
22Rye Cunanan and Mickey Agaton₱115,3122 (₱40,000)₱155,312₱0Accepted
23 Maui Taylor and Andrea del Rosario ₱45,4622 (₱40,000)₱85,462₱0Rejected
24Acey Parasdas and Kikay Rosagas₱55,2934 (₱80,000)₱135,293₱0Accepted
25 Alodia Gosiengfiao and Ashley Gosiengfiao₱75,2523 (₱60,000)₱135,252₱0Rejected
26 Daryl Ong and Wency Cornejo₱40,2354 (₱80,000)₱120,235₱0Rejected
  1. ↑ This episode aired as a celebrity charity special. Loyzaga played for Ang Bahay Parola, while Reyes played for the medical expenses of Frankie Rivera III, the father of her friend.
  2. ↑ This episode aired as a celebrity charity special. The pair played for the Philippine Foundation for Breast Care, Inc. (Kasuso Foundation).
  3. ↑ This episode aired as a celebrity charity special. The pair played for Save the Children Philippines.
  4. ↑ This episode aired as a celebrity charity special. The pair played for Make-A-Wish Foundation Philippines.

Season 2 (GMA Network)

EpisodeContestantsGuaranteed Payout ContractFinal Bank TotalContract Decision
Free Fall BankCorrect Answers (Bonus)Total Offer
1 [lower-alpha 1] Miguel Tanfelix and Ysabel Ortega ₱65,3423 (₱60,000)₱125,342₱1,995,042Rejected
2 [lower-alpha 2] Arra San Agustin and Shaira Diaz ₱100,0002 (P40,000)₱140,000₱799,900Rejected
3 [lower-alpha 3] Matteo Guidicelli and Nico Bolzico₱70,1211 (₱20,000)₱90,121₱0Accepted
4 [lower-alpha 4] Sanya Lopez and Kakai Bautista ₱70,1434 (₱80,000)₱150,143₱1,144,935Rejected
5 [lower-alpha 5] Boobay and Super Tekla ₱85,0122 (₱40,000)₱125,012₱0Rejected
6 [lower-alpha 6] Kylie Verzosa and Marco Gumabao ₱165,2133 (₱60,000)₱225,213₱420,102Rejected
7 [lower-alpha 7] Joey Marquez and Winwyn Marquez ₱240,1253 (₱60,000)₱300,125₱290,215Rejected
8 [lower-alpha 8] Abdul Raman and Shayne Sava₱155,1341 (₱20,000)₱175,134₱0Rejected
9 [lower-alpha 9] Yasser Marta and Prince Clemente₱2102 (₱40,000)₱40,210₱65,199Rejected
10 [lower-alpha 10] Sunshine Guimary and Candy Pangilinan ₱170,1142 (₱40,000)₱210,114₱69,982Accepted
11 [lower-alpha 11] Prince Carlos and Carlo San Juan₱65,1212 (₱40,000)₱105,114₱0Rejected
12 [lower-alpha 12] Ken Chan and Rob Gomez ₱50,215None₱50,215₱300,086Rejected
13 [lower-alpha 13] Tyrone Tan and Dustin Yu₱95,3122 (₱40,000)₱135,312₱0Rejected
14 [lower-alpha 14] Kim Molina and Jerald Napoles ₱155,2003 (₱60,000)₱215,200₱549,889Rejected
15 [lower-alpha 15] Andrea Torres and Max Collins ₱35,0044 (₱80,000)₱115,004₱1,709,193Rejected
  1. ↑ This episode aired as the celebrities played for their chosen charities. The pair played for GMA Kapuso Foundation.
  2. ↑ This episode aired as the celebrities played for their chosen charities. San Agustin played for the down syndrome, while Diaz played for PAWSsion Project.
  3. ↑ This episode aired as the celebrities played for their chosen charities. Guidicelli played for Hero Foundation, while Bozico played for ARK.
  4. ↑ This episode aired as the celebrities played for their chosen charities. Bautista played for Kythe Foundation, Inc., while Lopez played for Strays Worth Saving.
  5. ↑ This episode aired as the celebrities played for their chosen charities. Super Tekla played for GMA Kapuso Foundation, while Boobay played for the indigenous Aetas in Angeles, Pampanga.
  6. ↑ This episode aired as the celebrities played for their chosen charities. The pair played for Mental Health Awareness Foundation.
  7. ↑ This episode aired as the celebrities played for their chosen charities. The pair played for the Senior Citizens in Barangay Tambo Balagbag, Indang, Cavite.
  8. ↑ This episode aired as the celebrities played for their chosen charities. The pair played for the Child Protection.
  9. ↑ This episode aired as the celebrities played for their chosen charities. Marta played for GMA Kapuso Foundation, while Clemente played for Mabuhay Deseret Foundation.
  10. ↑ This episode aired as the celebrities played for their chosen charities. Guimary plays for Pawssion Project Foundation Inc.. Pangilinan played for A Child's Dream Foundation
  11. ↑ This episode aired as the celebrities played for their chosen charities. The pair played for Angat Buhay Foundation.
  12. ↑ This episode aired as the celebrities played for their chosen charities. The pair played for Bahay Aruga.
  13. ↑ This episode aired as the celebrities played for their chosen charities. Yu played for Hospicio de San Jose while Tan played for Bahay Pag-Ibig.
  14. ↑ This episode aired as the celebrities played for their chosen charities. The pair played for Khyte Foundation.
  15. ↑ This episode aired as the celebrities played for their chosen charities. The pair played for Down Syndrome Association of the Philippines, Inc.

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References

  1. ↑ Gabinete, Jojo (2021-04-11). "Diego Loyzaga at Cristine Reyes, nanalo ng P2.6M sa The Wall Philippines". PEP.ph. Retrieved 2021-04-13.
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