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GMA unveils its ambitious 2026 slate of programs and films

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January 04, 2026

GMA Network is welcoming 2026 with a robust lineup of fresh programs, engaging dramas and must-watch films, showcasing top Filipino talent and storytelling that promises to captivate audiences nationwide.

Primetime viewers can look forward to a slate of action-packed series and gripping dramas. Kapuso Primetime King Dingdong Dantes leads “The Master Cutter,” a high-stakes action series following a humble tailor secretly living a double life. The cast also features Paolo Contis, Max Collins, Jo Berry, Shuvee Etrata, Charlie Flemming and award-winning child star Sienna Stevens.

New onscreen pairings include Star of the Next Gen Jillian Ward and Pambansang Ginoo David Licauco in the action-drama “Never Say Die,” alongside Jisoo, Raheel Bhyria, Angelu de Leon and Raymart Santiago, in a story where truth is perilous and justice comes at a price.

Mystery and intrigue dominate “The Secrets of Hotel 88,” starring Mika Salamanca, Brent Manalo, AZ Martinez, Ralph de Leon, River Joseph, Klarisse De Guzman, Esnyr, Xyriel Manabat, Josh Ford, Kira Balinger, Dustin Yu, Bianca de Vera and Will Ashley, exploring family ties tested by long-buried truths.

Completing the primetime roster are medical drama “Code Gray” led by Alden Richards, “Hari ng Tondo” starring Ruru Madrid, as well as “Firewall,” “Whispers from Heaven” and the continued adventures of “Encantadia Chronicles: Sang’gre.”

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