Wansapanataym

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Wansapanataym
Wansapanataym-logo.jpg
Title card since 2010–2019
Also known asWansapanataym Presents
WansapanaSummer
Genre
Created by ABS-CBN Corporation
ABS-CBN Studios
Written byVarious
Directed byVarious
StarringVarious
Theme music composerHomer Flores (1997–2004)
Jonathan Manalo (2004–2005; 2010–2019)
Opening theme"Nantucket" by Andrew White and David Arkenstone (1997–2001)
"Wansapanataym" by Nyoy Volante (2004–2005, 2010–2011)
Ending theme"Wansapanataym" by Michelle Ayalde (1997–2004, also used as opening theme from 1997–2001 in some episodes)
"Wansapanataym" by Nyoy Volante (2004–2005, 2010–2019)
Country of originPhilippines
Original languagesFilipino
English
No. of seasons10 (3 [first iteration], 7 [second iteration])
No. of episodes792 (351 [first iteration], 441 [second iteration])(list of episodes)
Production
Running time42–90 minutes (first iteration)
21–50 minutes (second iteration)
Production companies Dreamscape Entertainment Television
CineMedia Group (2010–2019)
Original release
Network ABS-CBN
ReleaseJune 22, 1997 (1997-06-22) 
February 27, 2005 (2005-02-27) (first iteration)
ReleaseSeptember 11, 2010 (2010-09-11) 
April 7, 2019 (2019-04-07) (second iteration)
Related
Pinoy Fantasy
Hiraya Manawari
Komiks

Wansapanataym (Filipinization of the English phrase " once upon a time "), also known as Wansapanataym Presents, is a Philippine fantasy anthology television series produced and broadcast by ABS-CBN, airing every Sunday night. The series follows the stories of everyday people as they encounter fantastic events involving magic and the supernatural and how their lives are forever changed by their adventures with the otherworldly. Like the children's television series Hiraya Manawari , the series also focus on providing values education for kids and teens through courage, discipline, honesty, humility, love, obedience, respect and other moral values, adapted from Filipino stories and legends or original stories.

Contents

The series was aired from June 22, 1997, to February 27, 2005, replacing The Sharon Cuneta Show , then re-aired from 2006 to 2007 and from September 11, 2010, to April 7, 2019, replacing Agimat: Ang Mga Alamat ni Ramon Revilla and was replaced by Hiwaga ng Kambat . The series was also aired on ABS-CBN's Yes Weekend! primetime block with new episodes and remakes of past episodes. However, because of the COVID-19 pandemic in the Philippines, Wansapanataym returned on air every weekend until some time in 2020, replacing 24/7 and Home Sweetie Home until the broadcast franchise of ABS-CBN expired.

Wansapanataym is the longest-running fantasy anthology series on Philippine television, reaching its 19th year in 2019. The creators dubbed the series as "the original storybook of Filipino children". As the series progressed, most episodes have spanned a variety of genres and subgenres including romantic comedy, [a] action-adventure, horror, [b] and science fiction, while also keeping the fantasy genre.

History

Wansapanataym was launched in 1997, having genre similarities with the ABS-CBN Foundation-produced educational program Hiraya Manawari (which features Filipino short stories for children) and the 1980s series Pinoy Fantasy. A film was also produced based on the show's genre, which starred Serena Dalrymple, Christopher de Leon and Shaina Magdayao.

Judy Ann Santos and the late Rico Yan graced the very first episode of Wansapanataym.

From September 2004 to February 2005, the show underwent a reformat featuring two child characters (played by Sharlene San Pedro and Nash Aguas) and a magical book inside a chest or somewhere in their house at the start and end of almost every episode.

The series was currently airing on Jeepney TV every Saturday at 10:00 pm, and streaming on Kapamilya Online Live Global every Sunday at 3:05 pm and iWantTFC.

Re-runs of past episodes (2002–2005; 2010–2015) are currently streaming on the Yey! YouTube Channel every Tuesday at 10:00 am and 3:00 pm, and Sunday at 9:30 am on A2Z.

1999 film

Wansapanataym
Written byShaira Mella Salvador
Directed by Johnny Manahan
Starring
Music by Jaime Fabregas
Country of originPhilippines
Original languageFilipino
Production
Producers
Cinematography
  • Eduard Achacoso
  • Ricardo Jose Trofeo
EditorMarya Ignacio
Running time94 minutes
Production company Star Cinema
Original release
ReleaseMay 26, 1999 (1999-05-26)

Wansapanataym (also known as Wansapanataym: The Movie) is a 1999 Filipino fantasy comedy-drama film directed by Johnny Manahan. It is a film adaptation of the series and was released in May 26, 1999. The story is about an orphaned girl named Anna (Shaina Magdayao) who searches for her long-lost father (Christopher de Leon) whom she was able to find with the help of a guardian angel Barbiel (Serena Dalrymple).

Cast and characters

2010 revival

During the ABS-CBN Trade Launch held at NBC Tent, Metro Manila in August 2010, it was announced that Wansapanataym would return with new episodes. Unlike the previous iteration, it focuses on adaptations based on "komiks" in the first season. It premiered on September 11, 2010, with its first episode "Inday Bote" starring Melai Cantiveros-Francisco. The succeeding seasons stayed faithful to the original format. The show's second iteration initially aired on Saturday nights, but since 2014, Wansapanataym returned to Sunday nights again and onwards, similar to the first 1997–2005 iteration.

On June 29, 2013, Wansapanataym was reformatted as a bi-monthly series wherein one story will be shown for a month or two except on Christmas specials.

On November 8, 2015, Wansapanataym launched its two-month television special titled 15 Magical Years in celebration of the show's 15th anniversary, airing 8 special episodes (4 of which were Christmas specials). The special ended on December 27, 2015, now regularly airing bi-monthly episodes.

After almost 9 years of broadcast airing of the show, Wansapanataym ended its overall original run on April 7, 2019, with a replay of "Selfie Pa More, Sasha No More" on April 14, 2019 [1] between the show's second and final iteration original airing and its replacement Hiwaga ng Kambat .

WansapanaSummer

WansapanaSummer is a re-run of the past episodes from the show's second iteration. It was aired every weekday mornings on the network's Umaganda morning block from 2013 to 2014 (its 2015 airing was just a replay of one monthly special).

The first run of WansapanaSummer began airing on April 29, 2013, every Mondays to Fridays at 10:15 am, replacing Ohlala Couple . [2] The highest rating was 18.3% on May 10, 2013. [3] It ended on June 20, 2013.

In 2014, the series aired again on weekday mornings at 10:15 am from March 17 to April 11, 2014, replacing Crazy Love .

In 2015, a re-run of "My App #Boyfie" was abruptly aired at 9:15 am from April 13 to 24, 2015, replacing Haikyu!! which had only aired five episodes. [4] [5]

Wansapanataym Classics

Wansapanataym Classics (also known as Wansapanataym Klasiks) is a re-run of past episodes from the first 1997–2005 iteration.

It airs every Saturday at 8:00 pm to 9:00 pm on the Jeepney TV channel, [c] and weekends at 4:00 pm to 9:00 pm on the Yey! channel. [d]

Theme song

The first theme song was sung by Michelle Ayalde in the television series and Roselle Nava in the film. It was composed by Homer Flores in the television series and Jaime Fabregas in the film, with lyrics by Jose Bartolome. The song was used from 1997 until 2004.

The second theme song was sung by Nyoy Volante, replacing Ayalde's version. It was composed by Jonathan Manalo replacing Flores, with lyrics by Aris Pollisco (Gloc-9), replacing Bartolome. It was used in 2004–2005 and in 2010–2019.

Awards and recognitions

First iteration

YearAwardsNominatedResult
2005 19th PMPC Star Awards for Television
by Philippine Movie Press Club
Wansapanataym
as Best Horror-Fantasy Program
Nominated
200426th Catholic Mass Media Awards
by Archdiocese of Manila
Wansapanataym
for the Hall of Fame 2004
Won
18th PMPC Star Awards for Television
by Philippine Movie Press Club
Wansapanataym
as Best Horror-Fantasy Program
Nominated
2003 17th PMPC Star Awards for Television
by Philippine Movie Press Club
Wansapanataym
as Best Horror-Fantasy Program
Won
2002 16th PMPC Star Awards for Television
by Philippine Movie Press Club
Wansapanataym
as Best Horror-Fantasy Program
Won
2001 15th PMPC Star Awards for Television
by Philippine Movie Press Club
Wansapanataym
as Best Horror-Fantasy Program
Won
2000 14th PMPC Star Awards for Television
by Philippine Movie Press Club
Wansapanataym
as Best Horror-Fantasy Program
Nominated

Second iteration

YearAwardsNominatedResultRef.
2019Aral Parangal 2019 Awards
by Young Educators' Convergence of SOCCSKSARGEN
Wansapanataym
as Best Values-Oriented Show
Won [6]
2018Sinebata 2018 Awards
by AnakTV
"Jasmin's Flower Powers" episodes
for the Professional Fiction for 13-17 Age category
Won [7]
4th ALTA Media Icon Awards
by ALTA Media Icon Awards
Wansapanataym
as Best Youth-Oriented Program
Won [8]
2017 2017 International Emmy Kids Awards
by International Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
"Candy's Crush" episodes
as Best TV Movie/Mini-Series
Nominated [9]
2017 Anak TV Awards
by AnakTV
Wansapanataym
for the Anak TV Seal
Won [10]
31st PMPC Star Awards for Television
by Philippine Movie Press Club
Wansapanataym
as Best Horror/Fantasy Program
Won [11]
AC Bonifacio ("Amazing Ving" episodes)
for Best New Female TV Personality
Nominated [11] [12]
Kisses Delavin ("Amazing Ving" episodes)
for Best New Female TV Personality
Nominated
Marco Gallo ("Amazing Ving" episodes)
for Best New Male TV Personality
Nominated
Awra Briguela ("Amazing Ving" episodes)
for Best Child Performer
Nominated
2015 29th PMPC Star Awards for Television
by Philippine Movie Press Club
Wansapanataym
as Best Drama Mini-Series
Nominated [13] [14]
Harvey Bautista ("Remote ni Eric" episodes)
as Best Child Performer
Nominated
Kurt Ong ("My Kung Fu Chinito" episodes)
as Best New Male TV Personality
Nominated
2015 Anak TV Awards
by AnakTV
Wansapanataym
for the Anak TV Seal
Won [15]
2014 28th PMPC Star Awards for Television
by Philippine Movie Press Club
Marco Pingol ("My App #Boyfie" episodes)
as Best New Male TV Personality
Nominated [16] [14]
Inah Estrada ("Witch-A-Makulit" episodes)
as Best New Female TV Personality
Nominated
Gandingan 2014: UPLB's 8th Isko't Iska Broadcast Choice Awards
by UP Community Broadcasters' Society
Wansapanataym
as Best Development-Oriented Children's Program
Won [17]
12th Gawad Tanglaw
by Gawad Tanglaw
Wansapanataym
as Best Educational Program
Won [18]
2014 Anak TV Awards
by AnakTV
Wansapanataym
for the Anak TV Seal
Won [19]
2013 27th PMPC Star Awards for Television
by Philippine Movie Press Club
Wansapanataym
as Best Horror/Fantasy Program
Won [20]
2013 Ani ng Dangal Award
by the National Commission on Culture and the Arts
"Chalk Boy" episodes
for the Multi-Disciplinary Arts Category
Won [21]
21st Golden Dove Awards
by Kapisanan ng mga Brodkaster ng Pilipinas
Wansapanataym
as Best Children’s Program
Won [22]
2013 Anak TV Awards
by AnakTV
Wansapanataym
for the Anak TV Seal
Won [23]
20122012 Prix Jeunesse International Festival
by Prix Jeunesse Foundation
"Chalk Boy" episodes
for the Children’s Jury Prize
Won [24]
26th PMPC Star Awards for Television
by Philippine Movie Press Club
Slater Young
as Best New Male TV Personality
Nominated [25] [26]
Wansapanataym
as Best Horror/Fantasy Program
Won
34th Catholic Mass Media Awards
by Archdiocese of Manila
Wansapanataym
as Best Children and Youth Program
Won [27]
20112011 Anak TV Awards
by AnakTV
Wansapanataym
for the Anak TV Seal
Won [28]

See also

Notes

  1. Featuring love teams
  2. On Halloween specials and some episodes from the series.
  3. Also streaming on the Jeepney TV YouTube Channel, up until December 4, 2022.
  4. Also streaming on the Yey! YouTube Channel. Note that it only re-runs episodes from 2002 to 2005.

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