TV Ratings Show 'The Alibi' Struggling Against Rivals in Early 2026 Broadcasts
The Alibi Trails in TV Ratings Against Competing Shows

Early TV Ratings Indicate 'The Alibi' Faces Tough Competition in 2026 Broadcasts

Recent data from early 2026 reveals that the ABS-CBN series 'The Alibi,' starring Kim Chiu and Paulo Avelino, is encountering challenges in television ratings, trailing behind rival programs in a highly competitive broadcast environment.

March 16, 2026 Ratings Analysis

On March 16, 2026, 'The Alibi' reportedly achieved a rating of 5.6 percent, which placed it significantly behind competing shows. In contrast, GMA's program 'Sang'gre' dominated with a rating of 10.4 percent, while TV5's 'Totoy Bato' recorded a modest 0.9 percent.

News Program Ratings on the Same Day

News broadcasts on March 16, 2026, also showed a clear leader, with GMA's '24 Oras' topping the charts at 12.2 percent. ABS-CBN's 'TV Patrol' followed with 4.1 percent, and TV5's 'Frontline Pilipinas' garnered 1.7 percent.

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Previous Ratings Highlights

Earlier in the week, the finale of 'Batang Quiapo' on March 13, 2026, achieved a peak rating of 10.2 percent, slightly ahead of 'Sang'gre' at 9.1 percent. This indicates fluctuating viewer preferences and intense rivalry among top-rated programs.

Continued Trends on March 17, 2026

On March 17, 2026, 'Sang'gre' maintained its lead with a rating of 10 percent, while 'The Alibi' recorded five percent. Other shows included 'Never Say Die,' starring Jillian Ward, at 6.5 percent, and 'What Lies Beneath' at 3.3 percent, showcasing a diverse range of performances across networks.

These figures underscore the dynamic and competitive nature of Philippine television in early 2026, with 'The Alibi' facing an uphill battle to capture audience attention amidst strong contenders.

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