Magpasikat (lit. Show-Off) is an annual talent competition segment of the Philippine noontime variety showIt's Showtime. The segment features the program's hosts and cast members competing in teams to showcase creative and performance-based productions (except in 2025). It is typically held as a week-long anniversary special, either on October—during or leading up to the show's anniversary on October 24; November (as done in 2021-2023); or December (as done in 2025).
Magpasikat was first held on October 23, 2010, as part of It's Showtime's first anniversary celebration. It has since become an annual week-long tradition commemorating the show's anniversary. Exceptions occurred in 2020 and 2021, when the segment was held as a single-day event due to restrictions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
The name Magpasikat was also previously used in January 2010 as a temporary replacement for Showtime after it was suspended by the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB). The suspension followed a controversial remark made by guest judge Rosanna Roces regarding teachers.[1] This interim program retained the original format but featured celebrity contestants. It aired only for a few days before Showtime resumed broadcast under a temporary restraining order.
Format
The It's Showtime cast and staff are typically divided into five teams through a random draw, which also determines the order of performances. Teams perform daily from Monday to Friday, with results announced on Saturday by either the voice of Big Brother, a panel of judges, or ABS-CBNCOO for Broadcast Cory Vidanes. A panel of guest hurados (judges) evaluates each performance. The team with the highest average score is awarded the top cash prize for their chosen beneficiary, while the remaining teams receive consolation prizes.
The second Magpasikat anniversary special was held during the week of October 17, 2011, featuring seven teams: Team Karylle, Team Billy, Team Anne, Team Vhong, Team Kuya Kim, Team Vice, and Team Jugs and Teddy.[12] This edition marked the Magpasikat debuts of Karylle and Billy Crawford, who had joined It's Showtime as regular hosts earlier that year. The judging panel included Cathy Garcia-Molina, fashion stylist Liz Uy, entrepreneur Joel Cruz, celebrity doctor Manny Calayan, and Vicki Belo.
Anne Curtis was declared the winner, earning her first Magpasikat victory, while Billy Crawford and Vice Ganda were named runners-up.[2]
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Team Karylle (October 18, Tuesday)
Karylle delivered a performance that combined a disc jockey set, hip-hop dance, and live percussion.
The third Magpasikat anniversary special was held during the week of October 22, 2012, with six teams competing: Team Anne & Karylle; Team Jugs & Teddy; Team Kuya Kim & Ryan; Team Coleen, Eruption & Baby Joy; Team Vice & Jhong; and Team Billy & Vhong.[12] This edition marked the Magpasikat debuts of Jhong Hilario, Ryan Bang, Coleen Garcia, and Eric "Eruption" Tai. It was also the only appearance of "Showtime Baby" Joy Rendon. The judging panel included Alfie Lorenzo, Cornelia Lee, Eula Valdez, Maricel Soriano, and Jericho Rosales.
Teams Anne & Karylle, Jugs & Teddy, and Billy & Vhong received perfect scores and were declared co-champions—the first time multiple winners were named. This marked the second win for Jugs Jugueta, Teddy Corpuz, and Anne Curtis, and the first for Karylle, Billy Crawford, and Vhong Navarro.[2]
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Team Anne & Karylle (October 22, Monday)
Anne Curtis and Karylle performed an elemental circus act with insects, fire, aerials, and swimming.
The fourth Magpasikat anniversary special was held during the week of October 21, 2013. Five teams competed: Team Ryan & Eruption; Team Teddy, Karylle & Jugs; Team Billy, Vhong & Coleen; Team Vice & Kuya Kim; and Team Jhong & Anne.[12]Kim Atienza was unable to perform live due to illness but appeared in pre-recorded footage shown before his team’s act. The judging panel consisted of Amy Perez, Ai-Ai de las Alas, Ruffa Gutierrez, Robert Seña, and Isay Alvarez-Seña.
Team Teddy, Karylle & Jugs was declared the grand champion, marking Jugs Jugueta and Teddy Corpuz’s second consecutive and third overall win, and Karylle’s second straight victory. Team Vice & Kuya Kim placed second, while Team Billy, Vhong & Coleen placed third.[2]
The fifth Magpasikat anniversary special was held during the week of October 20, 2014, featuring five teams: Team Karylle & Kuya Kim; Team Vhong & Jhong; Team Anne & Coleen; Team Vice & Ryan; and Team Teddy, Billy & Jugs.[12]Eric "Eruption" Tai was initially slated to join Team Vice & Ryan but was unable to participate. Unlike previous editions with five judges, the 2014 panel included only three: Pops Fernandez, Jim Paredes, and Cherie Gil.
Team Anne & Coleen finished third, Team Vhong & Jhong placed second, and Team Teddy, Billy & Jugs was named grand champion. The win marked Jugs Jugueta and Teddy Corpuz's third consecutive victoryand fourth overall, while it was Billy Crawford's second.[2]
Team Anne, Kim Atienza & Eruption placed third; Team Karylle & Jhong placed second; and Team Vice, Jugs & Teddy was declared the grand champion. This marked Jugs Jugueta and Teddy Corpuz’s fourth consecutive win—the longest winning streak in Magpasikat history—and their fifth overall. It was also Vice Ganda’s first win.[2]
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Team Karylle & Jhong (October 19, Monday)
Karylle and Jhong Hilario did a musical about estranged siblings—one a singer, the other a criminal.
Note: Yael Yuzon participated as a member of the live band during the performance.
The seventh edition of Magpasikat, subtitled HaPITOgether, was held from October 17 to 21, 2016. Five teams competed: Team Billy & Ryan (Pink), Team Vhong & Jhong (Green), Team Karylle, Jugs, Teddy & Mariel (Red), Team Anne, Amy & Joey (Blue), and Team Vice & Kuya Kim (Yellow). This edition marked the Magpasikat debuts of Mariel Rodriguez-Padilla, Amy Perez, and Joey Marquez. Rodriguez-Padilla appeared only via pre-recorded video due to pregnancy. For the first time, members of the show's dance groups, Hashtags and GirlTrends, were included in each team's performance. The panel of judges included Mel Villena, Precious Lara Quigaman, film director Nick Olanka, Jolina Magdangal, and Sonny Angara.[13]
Team Anne, Amy & Joey won the grand prize, followed by Team Vhong & Jhong (second) and Team Karylle, Jugs, Teddy & Mariel (third). The win was Anne Curtis's third, and the first for Amy Perez and Joey Marquez.[3]
Note: They were joined by Hashtags members McCoy de Leon and Jimboy Martin, and GirlTrends members Barbie Imperial, Erin Ocampo, Kamille Filoteo, and Joana Hipolito.
Note: They were accompanied by Hashtags members Nikko Natividad, Jon Lucas, and Luke Conde, and GirlTrends members Jessica Marasigan, Leyana Magat, and Riva Quenery, along with real-life janitors.
Team Jugs, Teddy, Karylle & Mariel (October 19, Wednesday)
Jugs Jugueta, Teddy Corpuz, and Karylle staged a vibrant set inspired by Filipino EDM festivals. The act was introduced in segments by Mariel Rodriguez-Padilla
Note: Hashtags members Ronnie Alonte and Jameson Blake, along with GirlTrends members Mikee Agustin, Sammie Rimando, Devon Seron, and Kelley Day participated in the act.
Amy Perez and Joey Marquez opened with hallway dancing and ended with anti-gravity stunts; Anne Curtis performed suspended outside the ELJ Communications Center Tower.
Vice Ganda and Kim Atienza told a story of a gay boy’s journey to acceptance, set to Fix You, with Ganda portraying the grown-up version.
Note: The team also included Hashtags members Tom Doromal and Zeus Collins, and GirlTrends members Nikki Gonzales, Jane de Leon, Mica Javier, and Chienna Filomeno.
The eighth edition of Magpasikat, subtitled Let's Celebr8!, was held during the week of October 16, 2017. Five teams competed, each represented by a color: Team Billy, Amy, and James (Green), Team Vice, Jugs, and Teddy (Pink), Team Anne, Ryan, and Nadine (Yellow), Team Vhong (Blue), and Team Karylle and Jhong (Red). The edition marked the Magpasikat debuts of James Reid and Nadine Lustre, and continued the inclusion of It's Showtime dance groups Hashtags and GirlTrends. Joey Marquez and Mariel Rodriguez-Padilla were initially slated to co-lead Team Vhong but withdrew due to health and maternal reasons, respectively. The judges were Maricel Soriano, Ina Raymundo, Marc Logan, Janno Gibbs, and Rory Quintos.[4]
Team Vhong was named grand champion, followed by Team Vice, Jugs, and Teddy in second place, and Team Karylle and Jhong in third. This marked Vhong Navarro’s second Magpasikat win.[4]
List of Magpasikat 2017 performances and results
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Team Billy, Amy & James (October 16, Monday)
Billy Crawford, Amy Perez, and James Reid performed a Renaissance-style magic act with quick-change illusions, escape tricks, and teleportation tricks.
Note: They were joined by Hashtags members Zeus Collins, Paulo Angeles, and Rayt Carreon, as well as GirlTrends members Kamille Filoteo, Maika Rivera, Sammie Rimando, and Jessica Marasigan.
Note: The performance featured Hashtags members Ronnie Alonte, Ryle Santiago, Charles Kieron, and Luke Conde, and GirlTrends members Mica Javier and Krissha Viaje..
Anne Curtis, Ryan Bang, and Nadine Lustre led a one-shot "Love Parade" with an original song titled Join the Love Parade.
Note: Hashtags members Jameson Blake, Vitto Marquez, and Franco Hernandez, along with GirlTrends members Kelley Day and Chienna Filomeno, also participated.
Vhong Navarro gave a dance tribute to loneliness using mirrors with Hashtags members Nikko Natividad, Tom Doromal, Bugoy Cariño, and Kid Yambao, as well as GirlTrends members Erin Ocampo and Joana Hipolito, all dressed to resemble Navarro.
Karylle and Jhong Hilario staged a live musical about a love story between a vain caterpillar and a humble cockroach.
Note: Hashtags members McCoy de Leon, Wilbert Ross, and Maru Delgado, along with GirlTrends members Dawn Chang and Mikee Agustin, played supporting roles.
The ninth edition of Magpasikat, subtitled "and 9... Thank You!", was held during the week of October 15, 2018. Five teams competed: Team Jugs & Teddy, Team Vice & Amy, Team Anne & Mariel, Team Vhong & Ryan, and Team Karylle & Jhong. For the third consecutive year, members of the show's dance groups, Hashtags and GirlTrends, were included in each team. The judging panel featured Gus Abelgas, Empoy Marquez, Shalani Soledad-Romulo, Rey "PJ" Abellana, Ronnie Ricketts, and singer Mariz Ricketts.[5]
Team Karylle & Jhong was named the grand champion, marking Karylle's third win and Jhong Hilario's first. Team Vice & Amy placed second, while Team Anne & Mariel finished third.[5]
Note: Hashtags members Jameson Blake, Ryle Santiago, Tom Doromal, and Kid Yambao, and GirlTrends members Sammie Rimando and Kamille Filoteo participated in the act.
The tenth edition of Magpasikat, subtitled Sampu-Sample, was held from October 22, 2019, at the Newport Performing Arts Theater in Pasay. Five teams competed: Team Anne & Amy with BidaMan finalists; Team Karylle & Ryan with Tawag ng Tanghalan singers; Team Jhong, Jugs & Teddy with Jackie, Ion, and Sanrio; Team Vhong & Mariel with the Hashtags; and Team Vice with Miss Q and A queens.[18][19] The edition featured the largest judging panel to date, composed of ten members, including Maria Rachel Arenas, Tina Monzon-Palma, Andy Alviz, Tim Yap, Joel Cruz, Vicki Belo, Diether Ocampo, Rene Napeñas (Head of the NCCA Public Affairs and Information Office), Shirley Halili-Cruz (Chairperson of the National Committee on Dance), and Edu Manzano as head judge.[6]
Team Vice was named grand champion, winning ₱1 million and a vacation package for charity. This marked Vice Ganda’s second Magpasikat victory. Team Vhong & Mariel placed second (₱700,000), followed by Team Anne & Amy in third (₱600,000). The remaining teams received ₱500,000 each.[6]
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Team Anne & Tyang Amy with BidaMan Top 6 (October 22, Tuesday)
Anne Curtis and Amy Perez paid tribute to Showtime's journey with aerial acts, dance, wheel gymnastics, and a finale of Forever Young inside a spinning sphere.
Team Vhong & Mariel with Hashtags (October 25, Friday)
Vhong Navarro and Mariel Rodriguez-Padilla presented a futuristic tale of joy-spreading mandroids, ending with a message from an elderly Navarro and a symbolic group hug.
Team Vice with Miss Q and A Queens (October 26, Saturday)
Vice Ganda delivered a raw, musical performance about alopecia and self-love, featuring iconic songs, wigs, and appearances by Dawn Zulueta and real-life alopecia patients.
The eleventh edition of Magpasikat, subtitled Eleven Up ang Samahan, was held on October 31, 2020. Four teams competed: Team Jhong, Karylle, & Ion; Team Jugs, Teddy, & Ryan; Team Vhong, Amy, & Jackie; and Team Vice and Kim.[24] The edition marked the Magpasikat debuts of Kim Chiu as well as Ion Perez and Jackie Gonzaga as team leaders. Due to restrictions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the competition was held without a panel of judges.
For the first time, all four teams were declared co-grand champions—marking the second time in Magpasikat history with multiple winners, the first being in 2012. These wins marked the sixth for Jugs Jugueta and Teddy Corpuz, fourth for Karylle, second for Jhong Hilario, third for Vhong Navarro, third for Vice Ganda, second for Amy Perez, and the firsts for Ryan Bang, Kim Chiu, Ion Perez, and Jackie Gonzaga.[7]
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Team Karylle, Jhong & Ion
Karylle, Jhong Hilario, and Ion Perez portrayed street workers during the pandemic—jeepney driver, balut vendor, and ice cream seller—through skits and songs. It ended with the original song Aahon and a cameo by Zsa Zsa Padilla.
Jugs Jugueta, Teddy Corpuz, and Ryan Bang staged Project 11: Tuloy Ang Tugtugan, a musical tribute to struggling bands during the pandemic. They performed rock hits and ended with an original number featuring Anne Curtis and various Filipino artists.
Vhong Navarro, Amy Perez, and Jackie Gonzaga honored real-life teachers. They dramatized stories of educators balancing work and personal struggles, ending with a dance and tribute video.
Vice Ganda and Kim Chiu tackled grief and healing through haunting songs and interpretive dances. The performance ended with them emerging in white, singing Million Reasons.
The twelfth edition of Magpasikat, subtitled Labindala-Woah! 12 Taong Saya at Pagsasama, was held on November 27, 2021. Four teams competed: Team Karylle, Amy & Kim; Team Vhong & Ogie; Team Jugs, Teddy & Ion; and Team Vice, Ryan & Jacki. This edition marked Ogie Alcasid's Magpasikat debut. Karylle participated via a pre-recorded performance. The panel of judges included Gary Valenciano, Catriona Gray, Joel Torre, and Raymund Marasigan.[25]
Team Karylle, Amy, and Kim won the competition and received ₱200,000 for the Girl's Got Game foundation. Team Vice, Ryan, and Jackie placed second and received ₱100,000 for the Ruth Foundation Project Reef Care. The remaining teams tied for third and received ₱100,000 for their chosen chairites. The victory marked second consecutive wins for Karylle, Amy Perez, and Kim Chiu; a third overall for Perez; and a fifth for Karylle.[8]
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Team Karylle, Amy & Kim
Karylle, Amy Perez, and Kim Chiu honored Filipina athletes with a performance featuring dance, music, and Karylle’s original song Kababaihan. 4th Impact performed, and Chiu closed with a drum solo.
Vhong Navarro and Ogie Alcasid presented SKID Games, a parody of Filipino street games. They competed in piko, tagu-taguan, and patintero, with musical numbers and a twist reveal of Jhong Hilario as gamemaster.
The thirteenth edition of Magpasikat, subtitled TRESElebrate, was held from November 14 to 19, 2022. It marked the return of the traditional week-long format after two years of single-day events due to COVID-19 restrictions. Five teams were selected by the show's management: Team Anne, Jackie & Ion; Team Jhong & Ryan; Team Jugs, Teddy & Kim; Team Vice & Amy; and Team Karylle & Ogie.[27] The panel of judges included ABS-CBN Foundation executive Ernie Lopez, John Arcilla, Baron Geisler, Janice de Belen, showbiz personality Pia Magalona, and Darren Espanto.[9]
Team Jhong & Ryan was declared the grand champion, marking Jhong Hilario’s third win and Ryan Bang’s second, and received ₱500,000 for their chosen charity, the veterans of the Korean War. Team Vice & Amy placed second (₱300,000), while Team Karylle & Ogie came in third (₱100,000).[9]
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Team Anne, Jackie & Ion (November 14, Monday)
Anne Curtis, Jackie Gonzaga, and Ion Perez did a fantasy tribute to motherhood. Curtis journeyed across planets with stunts and stars to find her daughter. Gonzaga and Perez performed aerial routines.
Vice Ganda and Amy Perez honored workers with themed dances—tailoring, salons, and construction—ending in a sign language tribute with KZ Tandingan, Enchong Dee, and differently-abled performers.
The fourteenth edition of Magpasikat, subtitled 1-4 Ever, was held from November 6 to 11, 2023, after being rescheduled from its original October date. Five teams competed: Team Vhong, Jugs, and Teddy; Team Karylle, Amy, MC, and Lassy; Team Anne, Ogie, and Ryan; Team Vice, Jackie, and Cianne; and Team Jhong, Kim, and Ion.[32] The edition marked the Magpasikat debut of Cianne Dominguez and the first time comedians MC Calaquian and Lassy Marquez served as team leaders. Vhong Navarro also returned to the competition following a hiatus. The judging panel included apl.de.ap, Barbie Forteza, Jett Pangan, Olivia Lamasan, and Tirso Cruz III.[10]
Team Jhong, Kim, and Ion was declared the grand champion and received ₱300,000 for their chosen charity. The victory marked Jhong Hilario’s second consecutive and fourth overall win, Kim Chiu’s third, and Ion Perez’s second. Team Anne, Ogie, and Ryan placed second (₱200,000), while Team Vhong, Jugs, and Teddy placed third (₱100,000). Teams Vice, Jackie, and Cianne, and Karylle, Amy, MC, and Lassy placed fourth and fifth, respectively, and received ₱50,000 each.[10]
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Team Vhong, Jugs & Teddy (November 6, Monday)
Vhong Navarro, Jugs Jugueta, and Teddy Corpuz used deepfake tech to honor late Filipino comedians like Dolphy, Babalu, and Redford White. Their AI-powered tribute included a slideshow and surprise transformations. Nova Villa appeared.
Team Karylle, Amy, MC & Lassy (November 7, Tuesday)
Karylle, Amy Perez, MC Calaquian, and Lassy Marquez told a musical tale of a boy imagining his siblings’ jobs as magical adventures. It ended with a family reunion and reprise of All I Need is My Family.
Jhong Hilario, Kim Chiu, and Ion Perez addressed phone addiction through dance and drama. They showed its toll on family, mental health, and society, ending with a striking parkour act and a call for mindful phone use.
The 15th edition of Magpasikat, subtitled KinsEYYY, ran from October 21–26, 2024, with five competing teams: Team Vice, Karylle & Ryan; Team Ogie, Kim, MC & Lassy; Team Vhong, Ion, Darren & Amy; Team Anne, Jugs & Teddy; and Team Jhong, Jackie & Cianne.[37] This edition marked the official Magpasikat debut of Darren Espanto, who had joined It's Showtime as a regular host in March 2024. It was also the first edition to air on both ALLTV and GMA.[38] The panel of judges included Rory Quintos, Alice Dixson, Donny Pangilinan, Gabbi Garcia, and Freddie M. Garcia.
Team Ogie, Kim, MC & Lassy won the ₱300,000 grand prize for charity, marking Kim Chiu’s second consecutive and fourth overall win and the first victories for Ogie Alcasid, MC Calaquian, and Lassy Marquez. Team Jhong, Jackie & Cianne placed second and received ₱200,000. Team Anne, Jugs & Teddy took third and ₱100,000. Team Vice, Karylle & Ryan and Team Vhong, Ion, Darren & Amy finished fourth and fifth, respectively, with a ₱50,000 consolation prize.[11]
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Team Vice, Karylle & Ryan (October 21, Monday)
Vice Ganda, Karylle, and Ryan Bang presented a performance centered on hope and resilience. Karylle paid tribute to her late father, Bang reflected on family struggles from his youth in Korea, and Ganda addressed public criticism faced by the show's hosts.
Note: The segment featured appearances by SB19, Carlos Yulo, Awra Briguela, an expectant couple, and an OFW mother reuniting with her family after six years.
Ogie Alcasid, Kim Chiu, MC Calaquian, and Lassy Marquez presented a performance on resilience and life in the public eye. The act featured Alcasid playing piano on a rotating wheel, Marquez and Calaquian in aerial stunts, and Chiu on a trapeze. It concluded with a tribute to the production crew and a message of hope and perseverance.
Jhong Hilario, Jackie Gonzaga, and Cianne Dominguez delivered a mental health-themed performance featuring expressive dance and a pendulum swing segment, highlighting the importance of seeking help. Kylie Verzosa and Michelle Dee joined the symbolic gesture of wearing green scarves, later echoed by the hosts.
The 16th edition of Magpasikat, subtitled 1t’s 6iving and titled MagPASKOsikat, aired from December 1 to 6, 2025. This year’s anniversary celebration departed from the traditional annual group performances, instead featuring special numbers from the hosts, a special edition of Laro Laro Pick (see below), and culminated with an awards show. It is also the second edition to air on both ALLTV and GMA.
This is the first Magpasikat to skip its traditional October schedule for the first time since its introduction in 2010. On October 24, 2025 – the exact anniversary date of It's Showtime – host Vice Ganda announced during the live broadcast that the traditional Magpasikat performances would not be held that year. According to Vice Ganda, the decision stemmed from the increasing production costs, with each team performance reportedly requiring ₱6 million to ₱10 million to produce. The host explained that the show "couldn’t afford it anymore" while maintaining the high creative standards set in previous years.[40][41] Instead of the annual competition held in the previous years, It’s Showtime announced that its 16th anniversary celebration would focus on entertainment combined with public service and outreach to viewers. The decision was framed as a move toward a "more meaningful" form of celebration rather than a grand competition.[42][43]
Day 2 showcased P-pop performances from both hosts and top groups. Darren Espanto opened with SB19’s “Dungka,” followed by Vxon with “The Beast.” DNA performed “Don’t Ask Me Why,” Kaia delivered sweet visuals, and 1621 impressed with their smooth “Bababa.” Wrive energized the crowd with “Ooh La La,” G22 captivated with their stage presence, and BGYO thrilled the audience. The episode closed with the debut of the “It’s Showtime” girl group SWT16—Kim Chiu, Jackie Gonzaga, Cianne Dominguez, and Anne Curtis—performing a red-hot “Pantropiko.”
Day 3 featured high-energy dance collaborations between the hosts and iconic groups. Jhong Hilario opened with the Kalinga Pattong, followed by MC Muah and Lassy with a fierce “Amakabogera.” Ion Perez and the A-Teak crew delivered a surprise hype performance, while Kim Chiu showcased her signature dance-floor power. The Sexbomb Girls, led by Rochelle Pangilinan, ignited the stage with a showdown against Jackie Gonzaga. Vhong Navarro impressed with a synchronized illusion-style routine, and the finale brought nostalgic excitement with The Streetboys’ performance alongside Vhong and Jhong.
On October 24, 2025, It’s Showtime announced a one-week special run of Laro Laro Pick as part of its 16th anniversary celebration. It aired on the week of December 1 to 5, 2025, with the pot prize starting at an impressive ₱1,000,000.
Several changes were introduced: no hosts participated during the week, and all players were civilian contestants. Each contestant initially received ₱5,000, which was later increased to ₱10,000 in the second episode and ₱20,000 in the fourth episode. An additional ₱2,000 was awarded for every round successfully advanced (₱5,000 in the fourth episode). The last remaining contestant earned ₱11,000, later raised to ₱16,000 in the second episode and ₱35,000 in the fourth episode. It is unknown what happens if a contestant chooses to risk their winnings and fails to answer the jackpot question correctly.
List of Laro Laro Pick: MagPASKOsikat Special episodes
The special anniversary edition of Laro Laro Pick featured long-time loyal Showtimers as contestants, each carrying emotional stories of how It’s Showtime inspired them through personal struggles. Karl, a lifelong fan who grew up watching the show, won the final round. He took the buyout of ₱250,000, citing that the prize money would be a meaningful help for his young family, but later revealed that he got the final question correctly. Despite this, the hosts celebrated his win as a significant and heartfelt victory.
The Tuesday episode featured typhoon survivors from Catanduanes, Isabela, and Aurora playing for early Christmas assistance. Contestants shared difficult experiences and hopes after surviving the typhoon. For this episode, contestants are given ₱10,000 at first, for up to ₱16,000 for the last contestant standing, Banang. She took the ₱300,000 buyout and made a right decision, having that she would've got the final question incorrect. After the game ended, Vice Ganda announced that he would split the remaining ₱700,000 (out of the ₱1 million) jackpot to the remaining contestants equally as an act of generosity.
Solid Showtimers from the Visayas competed in Laro Laro Pick, sharing their long-time loyalty to It’s Showtime, and contestants recalled favorite segments and personal connections. The winner Fatima took a ₱300,000 buyout, which she would use that prize money to build her dream house in Bohol.
The episode featured typhoon survivors from Cebu and Negros Occidental in a special Laro Laro Pick filled with grief, hope, and aid. One contestant, Luna, received acclaim from the hosts for sharing her tragedy of her loss of her two children and mother-in-law, prompting Ganda to call for accountability and justice. For the episode, contestants begin with ₱20,000 and another ₱5,000 for each round they advanced, up to ₱35,000. The winning contestant, Disyang, declined the ₱500,000 buyout, and successfully answered the question to win the ₱1 million jackpot. Similar to the Tuesday episode, the host also announced that they would split another ₱1 million equally to the remaining players.
The Friday episode featured loyal Solid Showtimers from Mindanao who shared heartfelt stories of long-time support for the show. The winning contestant this episode was a MAPEH teacher from Sultan Kudarat, Angela. Angela declined the buyout and ultimately got the final question correct for the ₱1 million prize. The question is to identify the real name of the host whose nickname is Herminio, Ogie Alcasid, and Ganda initially scared her by ruling her answer as incorrect.
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₱2,935,000
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It's Showtime AWAAARD!
It’s Showtime AWAARD! parodies traditional award shows by presenting and honoring the most iconic and humorous moments created by the hosts over the years. It aired over two days—on the final day of MagPASKOsikat (December 6), and on December 8, 2025. The segment was hosted by Ryan Bang, Jackie Gonzaga, Barbie Forteza, and Karylle.[53][54]
↑The remaining ₱700,000 was later distributed among the eliminated contestants, with each receiving approximately ₱30,434.78, in addition to the ₱10,000 to ₱16,000 they had earned during the game, depending on how far the contestants had progressed.
↑Aside from the ₱1,035,000 won by Disyang, the hosts agreed to donate another ₱1,000,000 to the eliminated contestants, who also received an additional ₱20,000 to ₱30,000 depending on the round in which they were eliminated. Each eliminated contestant received approximately ₱43,478.26.
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