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Sunday All Stars
An image with a faded yellow star shaped, over a purple background. The show title is displayed on the center of the image.
Title card
GenreVariety show
Directed byRommel Gacho[1]
Presented by
Country of originPhilippines
Original languageTagalog
No. of episodes107
Production
Production locationsStudio 7, GMA Network Studios Annex, Quezon City, Philippines
Camera setupMultiple-camera setup
Running time90–150 minutes
Production companyGMA Entertainment TV
Original release
NetworkGMA Network
ReleaseJune 16, 2013 (2013-06-16) –
August 2, 2015 (2015-08-02)

Sunday All Stars is a Philippine television variety show broadcast by GMA Network. It premiered on June 16, 2013 on the network's Sunday Grande sa Hapon line up. The show concluded on August 2, 2015 with a total of 107 episodes.

Overview

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Sunday All Stars replaced Party Pilipinas, which was put off-air by the network management due to issues involving its production teams.[2]

The show aired its pilot episode on June 16, 2013, with the cast members forming four celebrity teams: Tropang Trending, Ligang iLike, InstaGang and Tweet Hearts. Each team had celebrity leaders rotating each month.[3] The judges will then access their performances determining who gave the best production per week. Criteria for judging includes conceptualization, execution and entertainment value. Home viewers are given a chance to choose who their best team is via online and SMS voting. Voting starts from 12PM of Monday up to the shows airing on Sundays at 1:45 PM. The remaining points will come from the show's segment "Kalerki-Oke" which is done live.

The show had one of the most talked about episode wherein a guy did his wedding proposal to his girlfriend live on stage towards the end of Tropang Trending's performance.

In April 2014, the management decide to reformat the program from the usual competition to a straight-up musical variety show as a homage to their timeslot predecessors, SOP and Party Pilipinas. It also reduced its broadcast time to at least 90 minutes.[4]

Cast

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Lead hosts
An image of Regine Velasquez.
Regine Velasquez
An image of Ogie Alcasid.
Ogie Alcasid
An image of Jaya.
Jaya
Co-hosts and performers
Featuring
  • Addlib
  • Junior New System
  • Philippine Island Assassin
  • SexBomb Girls

Teams

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Results

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Teams:

  •   Insta Gang
  •   Ligang iLike
  •   Tropang Trending
  •   Tweet Hearts

Cycle 1

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Episode date Theme Winning team Winning leader Best performer(s)
June 16, 2013 "Astig"[10] Tweet Hearts Jennylyn Mercado Mark Herras
June 23, 2013 "I Do"[11][12] Ligang iLike Kris Bernal1 Aljur Abrenica
June 30, 2013 "Kalye"[13] Tropang Trending Mark Bautista Rochelle Pangilinan
July 7, 2013 "Heroes"[14] Tropang Trending Mark Bautista WinWyn Marquez
July 14, 2013 "Elements"[15] Tropang Trending Mark Herras Rachelle Ann Go
July 21, 2013 "Controversies"[16][17] Insta Gang Glaiza de Castro Rachelle Ann Go
July 28, 2013 "1940s, 1960s, 1970s, 1980s" Ligang iLike Louise delos Reyes Aljur Abrenica
August 4, 2013 "International Music" Tropang Trending Rochelle Pangilinan Kylie Padilla
Mark Bautista
August 11, 2013 "Original Pinoy Music"[18][19] Ligang iLike Aljur Abrenica Aljur Abrenica
Sef Cadayona
August 18, 2013 "Emotions" Tropang Trending Rachelle Ann Go Kris Lawrence
Kristoffer Martin
August 25, 2013 "World Festivals"[20] Insta Gang WinWyn Marquez Kyla
Tropang Trending Rachelle Ann Go Jonalyn Viray
September 1, 2013 "Future" Tropang Trending Rachelle Ann Go Sef Cadayona
Notes
  1. ^ Jolina Magdangal passed the role to Kris Bernal as the leader of Ligang iLike due to her doctor's health advice. Bernal will be the substitute leader of the team for two weeks and until Magdangal's recovery.[21]

Cycle 2

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Episode date Theme Winning team Winning leader Best performer(s)
September 15, 2013 "Legends & Fairytales"[22] Insta Gang Mark Herras Yassi Pressman
September 22, 2013 "Dance" Tweet Hearts Alden Richards Aira Bermudez
September 29, 2013 "Circus"[23] Tweet Hearts Alden Richards WinWyn Marquez
October 6, 2013 "Mystery Box" Insta Gang Mark Herras Rochelle Pangilinan
LJ Reyes
Sef Cadayona
Mark Bautista
October 13, 2013 "Seasons"[24] Tweet Hearts Rodjun Cruz Andrea Torres
October 20, 2013 "O.F.Ws"[25] Insta Gang LJ Reyes Frencheska Farr
October 27, 2013 "Halloween" Tweet Hearts Rodjun Cruz Rodjun Cruz
November 3, 2013 "Champions" Tropang Trending Max Collins Mark Bautista

Ratings

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According to AGB Nielsen Philippines' Mega Manila household television ratings, the pilot episode of Sunday All Stars earned a 13.3% rating.[26] The final episode scored a 13.7% rating.[27]

Accolades

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Accolades received by Sunday All Stars
Year Award Category Recipient Result Ref.
2013 27th PMPC Star Awards for Television Best Musical Variety Show Sunday All Stars Nominated [28]
2014 ENPRESS Golden Screen TV Awards Outstanding Musical Program Nominated [29]
28th PMPC Star Awards for Television Best Musical Variety Show Nominated [30]
2015 29th PMPC Star Awards for Television Nominated [31]

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Sunday All Stars was a Philippine musical variety television show that aired on from June 16, 2013, to August 2, 2015. The program featured team-based competitions and performances by prominent Kapuso artists, providing family-oriented entertainment through elaborate production numbers and celebrity showdowns. Directed by Rommel Gacho, it occupied the network's Sunday afternoon slot and ran for a total of 107 episodes across two seasons. The show was structured around four celebrity-led teams, with initial team captains including , , , and during its first month. Over time, hosting duties were shared among a rotating lineup of stars such as , , , and as the backstage host. Episodes typically included musical performances, sketches, and special segments honoring music eras like the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s, often featuring guest appearances by veteran and contemporary Filipino entertainers. Sunday All Stars marked GMA Network's effort to showcase its roster of talents in a competitive variety format, succeeding earlier programs in the Sunday noontime block and preceding . It emphasized high-energy musical collaborations and innovative concepts to engage viewers, contributing to the network's tradition of Sunday afternoon programming that blended music, , and light-hearted .

Program Overview

Premise and Format

Sunday All Stars is a Philippine musical-variety competition show that features four celebrity-led teams engaging in weekly production number showdowns, with each team themed around popular social media platforms or trends such as , , trending topics, and . The program's core premise revolves around showcasing Kapuso Network artists in collaborative performances that blend singing, dancing, and creative conceptualization, aiming to deliver high-energy entertainment while highlighting teamwork and individual talents. The format structures the competition around weekly battles where teams, initially named InstaGang, Ligang iLike, Tropang Trending, and Tweet Hearts, perform elaborate group numbers under the guidance of rotating team leaders serving one-month terms. Performances are evaluated by a panel of judges known as the "Big Four"—Ogie Alcasid, , Jaya, and Regine Velasquez-Alcasid—based on criteria including vocals, choreography, creativity, conceptualization, execution, and value, accounting for 50% of the total score. The remaining 50% derives from public voting conducted via and online platforms, including like , which determines team rankings and potential eliminations at the end of each cycle. Unique to the show is its integration of elements into performances, such as Instagram-inspired visuals or Twitter-themed skits, alongside special challenges that encourage medleys of international hits, original music compositions, or themed showdowns to foster . Guest artists from the GMA roster frequently join teams for these segments, adding variety and star power to the battles. Over its run from the premiere on June 16, , to the finale on August 2, 2015, the format evolved with periodic team leader rotations and intensified competition mechanics, culminating in grand merges where all teams vied for supremacy.

Broadcast Details

Sunday All Stars aired on within the Sunday Grande sa Hapon programming block, which featured afternoon variety content targeted at family audiences. The show occupied a Sunday afternoon timeslot, broadcasting from 2:00 PM to approximately 4:00 PM , with variations in duration over its run, allowing it to reach viewers during post-lunch hours. The program ran for two seasons, premiering on June 16, 2013, and concluding on August 2, 2015, after spanning over two years of weekly episodes with a total of 107 episodes. Its end aligned with GMA Network's lineup adjustments, as it was replaced by starting August 9, 2015, to refresh the Sunday variety format. The series included a mix of live performances and pre-recorded segments to accommodate production demands and ensure polished broadcasts. Following its conclusion, Sunday All Stars became available internationally through , the network's global channel serving Filipino audiences abroad via cable and satellite providers. This syndication allowed overseas viewers to access episodes post-2015, extending the show's reach beyond the .

Production and Development

Concept and Creation

Sunday All Stars was conceived by as a musical-variety program to deliver family-friendly entertainment on Sunday afternoons, replacing the outgoing and aiming to associate the day with fun and excitement through competitive celebrity performances. The concept blended high-energy production numbers, games, and artist-driven creativity, with four teams led by prominent Kapuso stars— for Instagang, for Ligang iLike, for Tropang Trending, and for Tweethearts—competing weekly for viewer votes. The development was spearheaded by GMA executives, including Vice President for Entertainment TV Lilybeth Rasonable and Assistant Vice President for Talent Imaging and Packaging Marivin T. Arayata, who emphasized the show's focus on world-class performances and groundbreaking ideas conceptualized by the artists themselves. Directed by Rommel Gacho, the program incorporated interactive elements to engage audiences, such as and online voting for the best performers, reflecting the growing influence of digital platforms in 2013. The team names drew inspiration from popular terms, including references to , likes, trends, and tweets, to appeal to a tech-savvy viewership. Pre-premiere promotions began in early June 2013 through GMA's official channels, featuring teasers with stars like , , and to build hype for the June 16 launch. Rasonable noted, "We always associate Sundays with fun and that's what SAS promises to give the viewers—all-out-fun and excitement," while Arayata added that the show would combine "the enjoyment of watching world-class performances... plus the excitement of seeing your favorite stars engage in games and be real, competitive and creative."

Filming and Production Team

The production of Sunday All Stars was centered at Studio 7 within the in , , where the majority of episodes were filmed to accommodate the show's high-energy musical numbers and team competitions. This studio setup allowed for seamless integration of live audience reactions, enhancing the interactive atmosphere of the variety program during its two-year run from 2013 to 2015. Rommel Gacho served as the primary director, overseeing the creative and technical execution of the episodes, including the coordination of elaborate production numbers featuring celebrity teams and guest performers. The production team employed a multi-camera configuration typical for GMA's Sunday variety formats, capturing dynamic angles of stage performances while managing real-time transitions between segments like team showdowns and special musical tributes. In its second cycle, the show adapted by refreshing team lineups and incorporating more collaborative elements, such as expanded guest appearances, to sustain viewer engagement amid evolving network programming demands.

Cast and Participants

Hosts and Judges

The primary hosts and judging panel of Sunday All Stars consisted of the "Big Four"—, Regine Velasquez-Alcasid, , and Jaya—who served dual roles as mentors and evaluators for the competing celebrity teams. Regine Velasquez-Alcasid acted as the main host, guiding the show's flow and facilitating team interactions, while supported as co-host, often injecting humor and commentary during performances. Hosting duties were also shared with a rotating lineup of stars including , , and , with serving as the backstage host. These individuals, all prominent figures in the Philippine music scene with extensive experience on GMA Network's variety programming, brought credibility and star power to the production. Regine Velasquez-Alcasid, known as "Asia's Songbird," had a storied career in GMA shows like SOP and Party Pilipinas prior to Sunday All Stars, where her vocal expertise and nurturing style positioned her as a key mentor for emerging talents. Janno Gibbs, a singer-actor who rose to fame on GMA's That's Entertainment in the 1980s, contributed his versatile entertainment background to co-hosting duties, emphasizing team cohesion in critiques. Ogie Alcasid, a comedian and singer with a long history on SOP, offered balanced feedback during his tenure, while Jaya, an R&B vocalist celebrated for her soulful performances on GMA platforms, provided insights into emotional delivery and stage presence. Their collective experience from prior GMA musical-variety formats ensured a professional dynamic that highlighted both technical skill and audience appeal. In their roles, the panel evaluated weekly production numbers based on a scoring system where 50% of the points came from their assessments—focusing on preparation, execution, and overall quality—and the remaining 50% from public voting via and online polls. Velasquez-Alcasid's mentoring approach was particularly noted for praising well-prepared acts, as she remarked that the show's structure encouraged thorough rehearsal, elevating performance standards beyond casual variety segments. Gibbs often highlighted the importance of unified , adding levity to tense competitions, while the panel's pros-and-cons format fostered constructive dialogue that influenced team strategies and viewer engagement. This blend of guidance and critique contributed to the show's competitive energy, allowing Kapuso artists to showcase versatility in musical and production elements. Ogie Alcasid departed the show in July 2013, shortly after its premiere. Thereafter, guest judges from the Kapuso roster filled in, and returned as an additional host, while Velasquez-Alcasid, Gibbs, and Jaya continued as the core panel through the remainder of the series, adapting to evolving team lineups across cycles. Guest performers occasionally joined for special episodes, ensuring consistent mentorship amid the show's transition to more elaborate challenges.

Teams and Members

Sunday All Stars featured four competing teams, each composed of artists and themed around concepts to tie into the show's interactive, digital-era format. The teams were Insta Gang, evoking Instagram's vibrant, image-driven ; Ligang iLike, referencing Facebook's "like" functionality and ; Tropang Trending, centered on viral trends and popular online topics; and Tweet Hearts, inspired by Twitter's quick, emotive messaging. These themes influenced team aesthetics, performances, and fan interactions, with each group promoting unique hashtags like #InstaGang and #TweetHearts to boost online buzz and voting. Teams were formed prior to the June 16, 2013 premiere by selecting established Kapuso celebrities, including singers, actors, and dancers, to create balanced ensembles for weekly musical showdowns. No open auditions were held for core members; instead, the production team curated rosters from the network's talent pool to ensure star power and versatility. Initial leaders included for Insta Gang, for Ligang iLike, for Tropang Trending, and for Tweet Hearts, with compositions blending vocal talents and performers. Insta Gang's youthful vibe was embodied by key singers such as , a powerhouse vocalist known for her rock influences, and , a rising from , alongside Jay R's R&B flair. Ligang iLike highlighted Jonalyn Viray, a soulful belter and X Factor winner, and , a versatile , fostering a collaborative, like-minded dynamic. Tropang Trending boasted , Broadway-trained with a broadway-caliber range, and , a pop singer-dancer, emphasizing trendy, high-energy group synergy. Tweet Hearts featured , dubbed Asia's Limitless Star for her multifaceted talents in singing and acting, complemented by the team's emotive, heartfelt performances. Team leaders rotated monthly to refresh dynamics and prevent stagnation, with subsequent captains like Kyla for Ligang iLike and for Tropang Trending injecting new strategies and vocal styles. Between Cycle 1 (2013) and Cycle 2 (2014), minor member swaps occurred, such as Frencheska Farr shifting to Tropang Trending and joining Insta Gang, enhancing internal cohesion through shared rehearsals and adapting to evolving performance themes. These changes maintained competitive balance while leveraging for fan-voted support, including platform-specific polls that amplified team-specific hashtags.

Competition Cycles

Cycle 1 Results

Cycle 1 of Sunday All Stars commenced on June 16, 2013, introducing a competitive format where four teams—Tropang Trending, Insta , Ligang iLike, and Tweet Hearts—vied for weekly supremacy through themed musical performances judged by a panel including , Jaya, and rotating guests. The competitive phase unfolded over multiple sub-cycles from June 2013 to April 2014, blending public voting via and with judge deliberations to determine outcomes, emphasizing innovative group numbers that often incorporated and . Voting was weighted 65% judges, 20% , 10% online, and 5% from the "Kalerki-Oke" segment. Key challenges included debut showcases, where teams established their styles, and progressively complex themed weeks that tested versatility in genres from street anthems to emotional ballads. Standout performances marked several episodes, such as the July 7 "Heroes" theme, where Tropang Trending, led by , delivered a tribute to modern Filipino icons like and Jr., earning the Best Team Performance award for its impactful message and receiving a from the judges—the first of the season. This victory was their second, following a strong showing in the earlier "Kalye" street-themed episode, highlighting the team's cohesion among members like Mark Herras, , and . Eliminations were minimal, with team reshuffles occurring mid-season to refresh dynamics, but advancements favored consistent high scorers based on combined judge scores (out of 100) and viewer votes, which reportedly surged during high-stakes episodes, though exact turnout figures were not publicly detailed beyond millions of entries network-wide. Tropang Trending dominated sub-Cycle 1 (June to September 2013), clinching multiple Best Team Performance awards—including their fifth by August 18—and emerging as the standout team for that sub-cycle. Their success culminated in recognition that led to individual recording opportunities and enhanced visibility for members, solidifying their status amid praise for elevating musical variety standards. Public voting played a pivotal role in top episodes, with decisions often aligning to break ties, ensuring a blend of expert critique and audience engagement throughout the run. Subsequent sub-cycles in late 2013 were won by Tweet Hearts (sub-Cycle 2) and Insta Gang (sub-Cycle 3).

Cycle 2 Results

Cycle 2 of Sunday All Stars, encompassing the remaining competitive sub-cycles, aired from late 2013 through early 2014, with the format featuring team-based musical performances and production numbers until April 2014. In April 2014, the show shifted to a non-competitive musical variety format, including a timeslot change to 2:00 p.m., and continued without team competitions until its conclusion on August 2, 2015. Major events included standout team performances, such as Ligang iLike's victory in a close competition against Insta Gang for Best Team Performance in one , highlighting the intense weekly showdowns among groups. The cycles also saw guest appearances and crossovers from previous sub-cycles, adding nostalgia to the proceedings, while increased engagement allowed fans to influence challenges through votes and online interactions. Team eliminations occurred progressively through judged performances, leading to merged groups like Tweet Gang for all-out battles. The competitive phase culminated in sub-Cycle 5 (March–April 2014), where Ligang iLike was announced as the standout team, receiving prizes including promotional opportunities and recording contracts; post-win, members pursued individual projects, including album releases and acting roles. Insta Gang won sub-Cycles 3 and 4 in late 2013–early 2014. A notable highlight was Tweet Hearts' performances in sub-Cycle 2. Compared to earlier sub-cycles, later ones emphasized digital fan participation, boosting viewer involvement. The non-competitive format from 2014 onward focused on musical collaborations without team rivalries or eliminations.

Reception and Legacy

Viewership Ratings

Sunday All Stars maintained competitive viewership throughout its two-year run on , with AGB Nielsen household ratings generally averaging around 12% across its 107 episodes. The pilot episode aired on June 16, 2013, earned a strong 13.3% rating, reflecting initial audience interest in the format. Subsequent episodes in the early cycles, such as those in late 2013 and early 2014, hovered between 11% and 12.5%, demonstrating steady performance amid the show's evolving themes and challenges. As the program transitioned to a musical variety format in April 2014, ratings showed slight fluctuations but remained robust, peaking at 14.7% during a July 2015 episode featuring high-energy performances. The series finale on August 2, 2015, achieved 13.7%, underscoring sustained appeal during its conclusion. Comparing early cycles (2013) to later ones (2014-2015), viewership trends were comparable, with no significant decline; however, social media engagement around guest stars and viral performances often correlated with episode highs, amplifying reach beyond traditional TV. In the competitive Sunday afternoon slot, Sunday All Stars frequently matched or exceeded rival ABS-CBN's ASAP, as seen in select weeks like February 2014 (11.1% vs. 10.6%) and early February 2014 (12.5% vs. 12.4%), capturing a significant share of urban households. These figures highlight the show's strong hold on family-oriented audiences during peak viewing hours. Demographic data from AGB Nielsen indicated particular strength among younger urban viewers, drawn to the blend of , and appeal.
Selected Episode Ratings (AGB Nielsen )DateRating (%)
Pilot EpisodeJune 16, 201313.3
Early Cycle Episode (e.g., vs. ASAP tie)July 13, 201410.8
Mid-Run EpisodeFebruary 15-21, 201411.1
Peak EpisodeJuly 23-27, 201514.7
FinaleAugust 2, 201513.7
Post-run, the show's legacy endures through digital platforms; as of 2025, some highlight clips on GMA Network's official YouTube channel have accumulated over 100,000 views, such as a performance by Glaiza de Castro, contributing to ongoing streaming popularity among nostalgic fans.

Critical Reception and Accolades

Sunday All Stars received mixed reviews upon its premiere, with critics praising its innovative incorporation of social media themes into the competition format while noting concerns over performance cohesion and reliance on gimmicks. A commentary from PEP.ph highlighted the show's competitive spirit, which fostered teamwork and preparation among participants, as evidenced by judge Regine Velasquez-Alcasid's remark that "everything is prepared" in the presentations. The program was commended for providing exposure to backup artists and breaking up established groups like La Diva, allowing singers such as Jonalyn Viray, Aicelle Santos, and Maricris Garcia to shine individually. However, the same review criticized the teams' presentations for lacking unified themes, with judge Janno Gibbs emphasizing the need for more cohesive concepts, and pointed out a potential overemphasis on visual stunts—like Sam Pinto's use of an albino snake—over musical artistry. Additionally, the voting system, split 50% public via social media and 50% judges, was flagged as flawed, with early Facebook polls favoring the Tweet Hearts team before their performance even aired. The show's format drew comparisons to earlier Philippine variety programs like , leading to critiques of predictability in later episodes, where high-energy team dynamics sometimes overshadowed subtle performances. Despite these issues, the overall energy of the social media-inspired teams—Tropang Trending, Ligang iLike, Instagang, and Tweet Hearts—was seen as a fresh tactic, reflecting the rising prominence of platforms like and in 2013 Filipino culture. On , Sunday All Stars holds a 6.8/10 rating based on user reviews from its 2013–2015 run, indicating moderate appreciation among viewers for its musical elements. In terms of accolades, Sunday All Stars earned nominations at the , recognizing its contributions to musical variety programming. It was nominated for Best Musical Variety Show at the 28th in 2014, competing alongside entries like ASAP 19 and Walang Tulugan with the Master Showman. The following year, it received another nomination in the same category at the 29th , underscoring its sustained presence in the genre despite not securing wins. Individual team members also garnered recognition; for instance, won Best Actress in a Musical at the 2014 Aliw Awards for her stage work around the show's airing period. The program left a notable cultural impact on Philippine pop culture by amplifying social media's role in entertainment and launching or boosting several artists' careers. Its team names and online voting mechanics mirrored the era's digital shift, encouraging viewer interaction via platforms like and , which helped popularize fan-driven content in local TV. Alumni from the show achieved significant success in the music industry post-2015; Jonalyn Viray, known as Jona after moving to in 2016, became a prominent solo artist with hits and concert tours, marking a "new chapter" in her career as one of the top female performers. Similarly, solidified her status as a theater and recording star, earning multiple Awit Awards and continuing to perform on GMA programs like into 2025, including duets and musical numbers. Other participants, such as , used the platform to launch music videos like "Tidal Wave" during the show's run, contributing to their enduring presence in the OPM scene. As of 2025, Sunday All Stars is retrospectively viewed as a pivotal yet transitional entry in GMA Network's Sunday programming history, ending the network's over three-decade tradition of musical variety shows in favor of game and comedy formats like . Its legacy endures through anniversary commemorations, such as the 12-year milestone noted in fan communities, and the ongoing careers of its , though no revivals or direct spin-offs have materialized. The show's emphasis on digital engagement foreshadowed broader trends in Philippine television, where social media integration became standard for audience retention.

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