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After 14 years on air, “Goin’ Bulilit” says goodbye

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FILE: “I am happy and thankful that I am a part of this family.” (Photo: @ynigodelen/Instagram)

After running for 14 years since it’s premiere in 2005, ABS-CBN kiddie sketch comedy show Goin’ Bulilit is officially bidding television goodbye as the show’s head writer Josel Garlitos confirms their last episode will air on August 4.

Josel shares an image with the former cast and crew on Instagram last Thursday, July 25, which is captioned in Filipino saying, “This is the last two months of Goin’ Bulilit. The graduates, cast, staff, crew, everyone who watched and everyone who supported the 14 years of the award-winning comedy gag show every week, what is your Bulilit story?”

Director Badjie Mortiz also shares an image to his 60,000 Instagram followers of the cast simply captioned, “For always.”

Kapamilya Online World then uploads a series of images on their Facebook account on how the comedy gag show has developed throughout the years, saying, “Goin’ Bulilit saying goodbye to our childhood favorite tv show every Sunday!#GoodbabyeBulilit The Last 2 Weeks. On February 2015, Goin’ Bulilit recently marked and celebrated their 10th anniversary with the entire former and current cast members. The show will air its final episode on August 2019 after 14 years of broadcast.”

As the show traditionally says goodbye to their cast members after they turn either 12 or 13 years old, Goin’ Bulilit’s last graduation ceremony occurred last March. Mutya Orquia, JB Agustin, and Allyson McBride concluded their five years to six years on the show through the ceremony.

Some of the show’s previous stars who have grown to establish themselves in the Philippine entertainment industry include Kathryn Bernardo, Julia Montes, Kiray Celis, Andrea Brillantes, Miles Ocampo, John Manalo, Sharlene San Pedro, and Nash Aguas.

Current members of Goin’ Bulilit include: Dagul, CX Navarro, Ashley Sarmiento, Raikko Mateo, Josh de Guzman, Lilygem Yulores, Vito Quizon, Marc Santiago, Chun Sa Jung, Cessa Moncera, Marco Masa, JJ Quilantang, Angelica Rama, Khevynne Arias, Ynigo Delen, Carlo Mendoza, Freya Montierro, and Jordan Lim. 

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