Primetime King Coco Martin was overwhelmed with emotions as he thanked Filipinos for their never-ending support as “FPJ’s Batang Quiapo” offers the best-of-the-best action scenes for its most-anticipated grand finale this Friday (March 13).
“Gabi-gabi po sinamahan niyo kami sa inyong mga tahanan. Punong-puno ng pagmamahal at suporta po ang binigay niyo sa amin. Kahit saan man po kaming istasyon mapadpad, nandiyan pa rin po kayo at hindi niyo kami binitawan,” Coco expressed during the show’s grand thanksgiving celebration on “ASAP” last Sunday (March 8).
Coco also acknowledged the hard work of the entire “Batang Quiapo” team for their desire to deliver premium entertainment to viewers. “Pinaghihirapan namin ang show. Sa lahat ng mga Pilipino, kayo po ang dahilan kung bakit patuloy kaming lumalaban. Ginagawa po namin ang pinaka-best namin para mapaglingkuran at mapasaya kayo,” he said.
The country’s most-watched primetime series promises the most explosive ending as it enters its last five nights filled with non-stop action and confrontations – billed as the grandest and final battle at the Manila war zone.
The series will mark a major turning point when Tanggol (Coco) is officially declared as the Mayor of Manila. Under his leadership, Tanggol will end years of corruption and will restore peace and order in the city.
However, Tanggol’s life will hang in the balance when his enemies connive one last time to plot his downfall. Tanggol will figure in a heart-stopping and intense encounter when Roberto (Albert Martinez) and Miguelito (Jake Cuenca) join forces with Rigor (John Estrada) and stage a massive rebellion to end Tanggol.
Will Tanggol survive the deadly clash?
To watch “FPJ’s Batang Quiapo” on Kapamilya Channel sa ALLTV2, turn on your digital black box, press the scan button on the remote control, and look for ALLTV2.
Join Tanggol for his final battle in the action-packed last two weeks of “FPJ’s Batang Quiapo,” which is inspired by the original story of Regal Films, weeknights at 8 PM on Kapamilya Channel sa ALLTV2, A2Z, iWant, and Kapamilya Online Live. Viewers outside of the Philippines can watch on The Filipino Channel (TFC) on cable and IPTV.
