Born to be Wild is a travel and wildlife show of GMA Network aired every Wednesday nights and hosted by Ferds Recio and Nielsen Donato, formerly hosted by Kiko Rustia, Mariz Umali and Romi Garduce. On August 4, 2010, the show began to shot in high definition format, although it still being aired in standard definition. The travel and wildlife program named after the Warner Bros. family comedy film of the same name. Every Wednesday Evenings Moved Sundays Mornings February 9, 2014 9:30 AM
"Aquino and Abunda Tonight," which will be the hosts' first regular show together in over two years, will air weeknights after "The Legal Wife" on ABS-CBN's primetime block starting February 10. The format: a run-down of daily top stories, with topics ranging from showbiz, lifestyle, to politics. The program promises to deliver its segments "from a layman's point of view," and with perspectives on how certain issues can affect viewers' daily lives.
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Born to be Wild is a travel and wildlife show of GMA Network aired every Wednesday nights and hosted by Ferds Recio and Nielsen Donato, formerly hosted by Kiko Rustia, Mariz Umali and Romi Garduce. On August 4, 2010, the show began to shot in high definition format, although it still being aired in standard definition. The travel and wildlife program named after the Warner Bros. family comedy film of the same name. Every Wednesday Evenings Moved Sundays Mornings February 9, 2014 9:30 AM
"Aquino and Abunda Tonight," which will be the hosts' first regular show together in over two years, will air weeknights after "The Legal Wife" on ABS-CBN's primetime block starting February 10. The format: a run-down of daily top stories, with topics ranging from showbiz, lifestyle, to politics. The program promises to deliver its segments "from a layman's point of view," and with perspectives on how certain issues can affect viewers' daily lives.