5 and Up
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GenreInfotainment
Country of originPhilippines
Original languages
- English (1992–99)
- Tagalog (1999–2003)
Executive producerCheche Lazaro
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| Genre | Infotainment |
| Country of origin | Philippines |
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| Executive producer | Cheche Lazaro |
| Camera setup | Multiple-camera setup |
| Running time | 60 minutes |
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| Release | May 16, 1992 – 2003 |
5 and Up is a Philippine television infotainment show broadcast by GMA Network.[2] It premiered on May 16, 1992, on ABC and later moved to GMA Network. The show concluded in 2003.
Hosts
Atom Araullo
Rayver Cruz
Rodjun Cruz
- Alex Amado
- Alwien Raidene Lacanilao
- Anya Benitez
- Arthur Anthony Cipriano
- Atom Araullo[3]
- Byron Abao
- Carlo Mendoza
- Chiyomi Rances
- Chuck Grey
- Chynna Ortaleza[3]
- Diego Maranan
- Eliza Agabin
- Enzo Marcos
- Frances Fleta
- Giancarlo Hilario
- Giggles Arceo
- Ian Tugas
- Jennifer Cremen
- Jessica Gallegos
- Jolly Estaris
- John Laurence Patulan
- Joseton Vergel de Dios
- Josh Matic
- Justine de Jesus
- Kai de Veyra
- Krianne Maniego
- Lily Anne Casimiro
- Luigi Exconde
- Luz Yballe
- Maureen Araneta
- Maxene Magalona[4]
- Melvin Abundo
- Nicai de Guzman
- Nina Serquina
- Nina Torres
- Oly Fernando
- Pamela Cajilig
- Paolo Olbes
- Patrick da Silva
- Phoebe Cabaluna
- Rayver Cruz[5]
- Rex Ian Sayson
- Rodjun Cruz[5]
- Rookie Camaclang
- Rupert Eustaquio
- Satin Abad
- Tin Tin Leones
- Veronica Dorotheo
- Wilroy Dilao
- Xavi Gonzalez
- Zak Yuson