Little Nanay March 7, 2016

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Little Nanay  03/07/2016 is a Philippine family drama series broadcast by GMA Network starring Nora Aunor, Kris Bernal, Hiro Peralta, and Chlaui Malayao. It premiered on November 16, 2015 replacing My Faithful Husband on Beautiful Strangers' timeslot on the network's GMA Telebabad block, and also airing worldwide via GMA Pinoy TV.

This light family drama serves as Aunor's first GMA regular teleserye and her reunion project with Bembol Roco after their 2012 Metro Manila Film Festival entry Thy Womb.

The story revolves between the families of Vallejo, San Pedro and Batongbuhay. Don Miguel Vallejo's eldest daughter get estranged with them after living with Rey Batongbuhay to whom she conceived a daughter named Tinay. Lorna left Tinay to her in-laws Annie and Berto Batongbuhay together with stepsons Peter and Bruce not knowing that an accident will left them orphaned. Soon the Batongbuhays discovered Tinay's special condition and had her treated with no positive results.

LITTLE NANAY PILOT EPISODE. Nora Aunor, Kris Bernal, and Bembol Roco lead the cast of the new Kapuso primetime drama Little Nanay. The pilot episode showed the childhood of Tinay (Kris Bernal) and how she was discovered to have intellectual disability. The story started in the year 1996 when Tinay’s mother (Gwen Zamora) was taking care of Tinay and her brothers Peter (Mark Herras) and Bruce (Juancho Trivino).� They had a gathering in the house of Tinay's grandparents, Annie (Nora) and Berto Batongbuhay (Bembol Roco). Annie and Berto noticed that Tinay was quiet, and that she was not responding to their questions. Later on, it was shown that the parents died due to a car accident, leaving the three siblings under the care of the older Batongbuhays. The characters of Edgar (Keempee de Leon), Vivian (Gladys Reyes), and Archie (Hiro Peralta) were also introduced as neighbors of the Batongbuhays. When the Batongbuhay children went to school, they noticed that there were still no changes in the behavior of Tinay. Annie and Berto thought that going to regular school will change their granddaughter's actions. However, Tinay was still unable speak and even got embarassed when she peed in her underwear. Tinay’s teacher then advised the grandparents to seek professional help regarding her behavior. It turns out that Tinay has intellectual disability, formerly known as mental retardation. This means she learns and develops more slowly than other kids. At seven years old, Tinay has the mental capacity of a two-year old. A doctor points out that Tinay’s mind will stop developing until she reaches the capacity of a seven-year old. For this reason, the child undergoes therapy. The episode ended with the birthday celebration of the already 18-year-old Tinay. She is seen having fondness for her childhood friend Archie. PANGAKO SA ’YO BOOK TWO. Meanwhile, Pangako Sa ’Yo entered its new chapter last night, November 16. It is evident in the change of its title card, which used to be pink but its color has been changed to gold. The story takes place two years after the accident of Lia (Andrea Brillantes), where Angelo (Daniel) met Lolo Greg (Tirso Cruz III). New characters are also introduced, such as Kabayan (Bayani Agbayani), Sue Ramirez (Ligaya), and Monay (Mickey Ferriols who makes a Kapamilya comeback). There are several changes in the major characters. Angelo now works in Lolo Greg’s bakery business as a delivery boy, a baker, and a marketing person in charge of arranging business proposals. Lia has also changed from being an obedient, industrious daughter to a rebellious teenager who escapes her brother at night in order to go partying. Eduardo (Ian), on the other hand, is in prison where he developed a good relationship with fellow prisoners. They even surprised him for his birthday. In today’s episode, it will be shown how Yna’s (Kathryn) life has changed after going to the Unitd States with Amor (Jodi Sta. Maria). MEGA MANILA RATINGS. According to TV ratings supplier AGB Nielsen, the pilot episode of Little Nanay registered a TV rating of 22.7%. Its competitor Pangako Sa ’Yo, on the other hand, got a rating of 21.9%, which is slightly lower than the Nora Aunor-starrer. NATIONWIDE RATINGS. According to TV ratings supplier Kantar-TNS, Pangako Sa ’Yo, was able to get a national TV rating that is almost twice that of its counterpart program. The remake of PSY, which used the hashtag #PSYBeginAgain, was able to register a TV rating of 35.1%. Meanwhile, Little Nanay registered a national TV rating of 18.4%. PEPsters, what can you say about the pilot episode of Little Nanay and Book Two of Pangako Sa 'Yo?

KRIS Bernal still could not believe that she was chosen to play the lead role in the newest primetime series of the Kapuso channel "Little Nanay." Directed by Ricky Davao, the evening soap tells the story of Tinay, played by Bernal, a 25-year-old who has an intellectual ability of a nine-year-old kid. Amid her difficulties in life, Tinay is supported by her grandparents, played by seasoned actor Bembol Roco and Superstar Nora Aunor. In a recent interview with Bernal, the 26-year-old actress turned emotional when she talked about the project. She said it's her first time to play as a special child and she underwent several screen tests before finally getting the project. The actress also disclosed that before the launch of the series, she feared that the role might be taken away from her as she's not sure if she was doing the right job. "Yung pinagdaanan ko dito sa show, naka ilang screen test ako, na sinubukan ako kung kaya ko ba talagang gawin yung role ni Little Nanay. Na hindi ko na alam kung anong gagawin ko, kung ano yung tamang character, yung tamang acting, kung ano ba talaga yung hinihingi sa show," she recalled. Bernal added: "Umabot sa point na feeling ko na baka bawiin sa akin yung show kasi baka hindi ko siya magawa ng maayos. Iba talaga yung kaba ko kasi feeling ko tuwing magkakaroon sila ng meeting, ang tanong ko e akin pa ba yung show?" She thanked the writers of the series, her co-stars and Davao for being patient with her. The actress said the project made her appreciate her craft more. Sean Pean's "I Am Sam" and 1999 film "The Other Sister" are among her research materials for the series. "Nanood talaga ako ng movies na related sa character ko, inalam ko din yung intellectual disability. Nagkaroon din kami ng immersion and nagpunta din talaga ako sa SpEd (Special Education) school at nakakita din ako ng patients talaga na may ganitong condition," she said. "Inaral ko talaga yung character and humingi talaga ako ng guidance with my director sa kung anong acting ang dapat sa role ko." Bernal also said that it helps when she's working opposite top caliber actors in the industry because she tends not to get comfortable in every scene. She is still in awe working with Roco, Aunor and veteran actor Eddie Garcia. "Hindi ko akalain na makakatrabaho ko sila Ms. Nora Aunor. Pinapanood ko lang dati sila Sir Eddie, si Tito Bembol, si Ate Shine (Dizon), sila Ate Gladys (Reyes). Hindi ko lang talaga akalain na ngayon kasama ko na sila," Bernal said. Aunor only has good words for Bernal, whom she described as sweet and hardworking. The Superstar added that she accepted "Little Nanay" as it is a story for all ages. Despite the challenges brought about by her condition, Tinay finds love and care through her grandparents Annie and Berto, half-brothers Peter and Bruce and childhood friend Archie whom she fondly calls "Super Nam" (an incorrect anagram of "Superman" which Archie gave to Tinay as code name). Tinay develops an attachment to Archie which she mistaken for love. Wikipedia