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A competent secretary and a narcissistic boss fall in love while uncovering a traumatic past that causes them to question whether their feelings are real or the result of a shared trauma.

The son of the cop who cracked an old serial killer becomes the prime suspect when a copycat emerges.

Home Sweetie Home is the story of Romeo (John Lloyd Cruz) and Julie (Toni Gonzaga), who live together with the latter's family under one roof. Julie's mother (Sandy Andolong) undoubtedly does not favor Romeo as her son-in-law because of his reputation as a ladies man, and prefers Jay-Jay (Jason Gainza) whom she considers fit for her daughter, seeing him as responsible. Still, the two decided to marry each other. However, in turn, Romeo has to deal with Julie's family in the best way he knows how.

Gabo and Trisha come from different backgrounds: Trisha has spent 20 years living in the United States, while Gabo has been working different jobs to make ends meet in the Philippines. The two cross paths when Trish returns to the country.

Dyesebel, a mermaid born to a merman prince and human, is shunned by both worlds. She meets Fredo in the human realm, but as a war between humans and merfolk brews, she must choose between her loved ones or her identity.

Janine, a smart and passionate woman, grew up with her emotionally distant father. All her life, there was only one thing she dreamed of--to have a perfect family. She finds the chance to make this dream come true when "Mr. Perfect," Matthew, proposes to her. However, Janine finds out that she is the product of an affair that her father had with a married woman named Consuelo. Janine then blames Consuelo's actions for her miserable childhood. After finding out that her mother is still alive, Janine sets out to the province to find Consuelo. While there, she meets Jake and develops an unspoken sexual attraction with him. Not long after, they fall in love and a passionate sexual encounter occurs. Janine realizes that she has broken her vow. In a way, she has become her mother. Now, Janine is left to decide. Should she stay with the man who will fulfill her lifelong dream of a perfect family? Or should she fight for the man whom she truly loves even if it entails repeating the mistake of her mother?

Honesto is the young son of Diego (Paulo Avelino) and Fina (Maricar Reyes). Honesto is similar to Pinocchio in that his nose swells up every single time he tells a lie, because of an allergy he supposedly got from his mother's side of the family.

In her bouts to help her daughter, Teresa accidently lands on a call center job where Regina is employed, giving her a chance (or is it really?) to rekindle her relationship with her daughter. In the call center, she meets people coming from different walks of life; fun-loving Richie, young-living Lolay, prim and proper Martin, and their monster Team Leader Vince.

Gonzaga plays Janice, a day-hire maid and caregiver working in Barcelona to support her family. To escape from hardships even just for a fleeting moment, she and her best friend Bessie (played by the comedienne Pokwang) would go to parties and identify themselves as rich girls. The charade goes well until Janice meets Wacky (Manzano) at a party. The two instantly fall for each other, but Wacky, who was sent to Barcelona by his former-OFW father to study, doesn't know Janice's real identity. Worse, the two have no idea they are in an employer-maid relationship; by day, Janice fixes Wacky's home as a cleaning woman. Only a note containing their messages to each other facilitates their communication.

The story of Maria Mercedes begins on a cacao farm in Davao, where as a small girl Mercedes was left to fend for herself and her siblings when their mother abandons them after their father's untimely death. Moving to Manila for work, Mercedes meets Clavio, a friend who harbors feelings for her, and Luis, the man who will teach her how to love. Fate has a few surprises for Mercedes: another man comes into her life offering her genuine love and a life of abundance she has never experienced before. But what if this man is also the key to the truth that will tear her family apart? What if the promise of a better future is the same thing that will ruin her life? Will Mercedes become like her mother, who turned her back on her family, or will she be a stronger woman who will defend her loved ones to the end? Will love be able to heal the wounds created by a bitter past?

College life couldn't get any wackier for a student living in a dorm. Make that a co-ed living space and watch things go topsy-turvy. The show takes you on a rollercoaster ride called college, its ups, downs and the thrilling, nerve wracking loops in between. But the ride wouldn't be as much fun without a crazy bunch of friends to experience it with. Celebrate love, friendship, fashion, food, music, teachers, exams and those simple, silly yet inspiring moments that make us really enjoy life. Are your boxes packed? Your bags stuffed? If you are ready to move in, then what are you waiting for? LET'S GO!

For seven years now since the former Leo Santos had a sex change operation, trans woman Lea Santos had been living in Brisbane, Australia with her husband Dave, the owner of the massage parlor where she worked. She secretly kept in touch with her kids Nico and Shamaine by Skype, despite not being permitted by her ex-wife Baby Baby is living in Hagonoy, Bulacan with her parents and her sister Nida. She currently has an Australian boyfriend Kurt who had promised her marriage and migration. One day, when Lea went back home for a visit, Baby's vehement and violent objections for her to see their kids eventually led to a heated custody lawsuit.

Krusada will embrace advocacy journalism. As advocates, ABS-CBN anchors will speak on behalf of an issue or on behalf of another, giving a face and a voice to those who need to be heard. It is a documentary program that advocates concrete action on current issues. It allows the anchors to take a stand on issues that will promote positive social change. It is not just a program; it is a multi-media movement with follow-through. Krusada is the only program which is also a movement that actively champions social change by allowing its anchors to take an editorial stand on current issues.

JM Benicio III is every woman's ideal man: good-looking, hardworking, and successful in his structured corporate life. Yet he remains unmarried at 38. Behind JM's seemingly-contented facade is a complicated character: cold, cautious, perfectionist, and commitment-shy. JM meets Kring Kring, a single mother who'd grab any job to provide for her son Marcus. The odd friendship ushers Kring Kring into JM's mysterious past, including his unfinished business with the woman he truly loves. JM's soft spot surfaces when he starts playing a reluctant daddy to Marcus. The impossible, indifferent JM eventually breaks free from his past hurts and finally realizes the value of love and commitment.

Kristine Hermosa plays Wena, a photographer from Cebu, who gets whisked to a studio in Manila thanks to her production intern sister, Cali (Eda Nolan). There, she meets celebrity idol Josh (Deither Ocampo) taping for a show. Starstruck, she takes pictures of him, distracting the director and causing him to throw Wena's camera to the ground. Desperate, Wena goes to a repair shop, bumping into a mysterious old lady named Galea. The latter gives Wena an old camera, which turns out to be something more than just a contraption for taking pictures, as it changes Wena and her sister's destiny, along with Josh's, his brother (Joem Bascon) , and his fiancée's (Precious Lara Quigaman) as well. Ultimately, will this magic camera be the key to Wena's one true love?

A self-righteous priest investigates a series of demonic possessions plaguing a small town trapped in its own contradictory beliefs. But as the mystery unfolds, a dark past haunts the troubled cleric, revealing an explosive secret that makes him realize he is causing this hysteria all along.