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Good Times With Mo
GenreTalk, Pop, Alternative rock, Modern rock
Running time3 Hours
Country of originPhilippines Philippines
Language(s)English
Home stationMagic 89.9
TV adaptationsStudio 23
StarringMo Twister (2005-present)
Tin "Suzy" Gamboa (2012-present)
Noelle Bonus (February 2013-present)
Original releaseOctober 2005 –
Present
No. of series2
Audio formatAlternative rock, Talk
Websitehttp://www.magic899.fm

Good Times With Mo is a morning radio show on Magic 89.9 and Killerbee around the Philippines, hosted by Mo Twister (Mohan Gumatay), Suzy (Tin Gamboa) and Noelle Bonus every Monday to Thursday from 6 a.m. to 9 a.m. on Magic 89.9. Former DJs, Mojo Jojo (Joseph Paul Pacis Javier), Grace Lee (Lee Kyung Hee), Angelicopter (Angelika Schmeing-Cruz) and Mia Bayuga all left the show on 2012 for personal reasons.

Overview

The show has been on the air for four years starting in late 2005 when Mo returned from Los Angeles, California and was given the late night slot. He returned on February 2006 with Mojo Jojo as his co-host. Andi9 came to the picture in the late March 2006 as the replacement for Happy.

The show nearly collapsed in January 2007, when Andi left for the beach on New Year's Day in 2007. Mo originally proposed a 2-week suspension for her but later allowed her to invite a guest in Forbidden Questions. That guest was Andi's crush, Luis Alandy. Also, the iPod Luis' Christmas gift to Andi was to be auctioned to the highest bidder the Thursday after Forbidden Questions. He eventually went all the way to 40, thus saving Andi's job on Good Times With Mo, and her iPod nano. Despite this, Andi left the show the month after and Maui Taylor replaced her.

However, after an on-air dispute between Mo Twister and Maui Taylor, Maui Taylor resigned from the show on May 30, 2008. Andi9 once again became her replacement but for only a few months as she would eventually retire from the show once more on November 2008. Mo and Andi9 allegedly had a relationship and Andi's parents was against Mr. Gumatay. Grace Lee was then assigned as their third female co-host.

Since June 5, 2006, Good Times with Mo was placed in the morning slot and is one of the Top 5 morning shows in Philippine Radio (both in FM and AM)[citation needed].

Since January 22, 2012, Angelika left the show due to conflicts with co-host Grace Lee. On February 2012, Mojo resigned from good times due to health reasons though he is sill part of the radio. Suzy was introduced to the show.

On March 6, 2012, it was announced that Grace Lee had resigned from the show. She was replaced by Mia Bayuga.

Hosts

  • Mo Twister (2005-Present)
  • Suzy Gamboa (2012-Present)
  • Noelle Bonus (February 2013-Present)
  • Makoy Pare (Showbizbro) (November 2013 2013-Present)
Former hosts
  • Andi-9 (2006-2007)
  • Maui Taylor (2007-2008)
  • Grace Lee (2007-March 2012)
  • Mojo Jojo (2006-February 2012)
  • Angelica "Angelicopter" Schmeing-Cruz (2010-January 2012)
  • Mia Bayuga (2012)

Games and antics

Specials

Schedules

  • Bring Your Crush to Work Monday
  • Alternative Tuesday
  • Forbidden Questions Wednesdays
  • Industry Secrets Thursday

Games

  • Nonoy Name That Tune
  • Where the Hell Are We Calling
  • Batman or President GMA
  • Categories Game
  • Celebrity Trivia
  • ATM Andi/Grace Lee
  • Porn Star or Athlete (e.g. Tennis Star)
  • The Ex-Games
  • Who Knows Mojo Jojo
  • Yabang Mo!

The Yabang Mo! has several variants, such as the 'I Gotta Feeling' which was played last late November 2009, where the listeners are asked to do the game by rapping it out in the tune of the said The Black Eyed Peas song for one minute.

Other stuff

  • Gay or Straight
  • Miguel's Prank Call

Miguel/Lil' Man Guile

Miguel, also known as Lil' Man Guile, guested in this show from 2006 to 2009, usually every Thursday. He now has a show every Sunday morning with Big Daddy Jake called Big Daddy's Playground.

Prank calls done by Miguel/Lil' Man Guile

He also does some prank calls for this show as well. He targeted (partial list):

  • A BPI branch (for a loan to use it as his cash to spend it on a PSP)
  • former Manila mayor Lito Atienza (to help him solve his Math assignment)
  • Embassy Superclub in Taguig City (he wanted to celebrate his birthday there with open bar and clowns but was not able to do that because they don't have such stuff)
  • 2 Call Centers (was caught while calling one of them but he said that he was one of the fan of this show)
  • The campaign office of Senator Joker Arroyo (said that their campaign jingle was the best and claimed that he was part of a committee to select the best campaign jingles then)
  • La Salle Greenhills - Grade School (wanted to enroll but will not go to class, instead will pay the teacher to give him a grade)

Spinoff TV show

In February 2008, Good Times spun off into a weekly TV show on Studio 23 hosted by Mo Twister, Mojo Jojo, Grace Lee and Andi9. The show aired every Tuesday nights at 11:00 p.m.

Controversies

"Charice" Twitter hashtag joke

On May 9, 2012, the Good Times hosts started the hashtag #charicepempengcosextape as a butt-joke on Twitter while their show was on-air. It became the trending topic in the Philippines on Twitter. Almost immediately, the hashtag spread, drawing both positive and negative reactions from the listeners. International singing sensation Charice fought back by directly sending messages to Mo Twister through Twitter.[1]

But later after the show on the same day, the management of Magic 89.9 released an official statement, suspending Mo, Suzy and Mia for two weeks without pay as a consequence.[2][3][4]

References

  1. ^ Listen to the Good Times with Mo May 09, 2012 Recording. PinoyRadioTivo.Com. Retrieved May 10, 2012.
  2. ^ Mo Twister, 2 other DJs suspended over Charice Pempengco sex tape joke on Twitter. Spot.ph. Retrieved May 10, 2012.
  3. ^ Mo Twister, 2 others suspended for Charice hashtag ABS-CBN News. Retrieved May 9, 2012.
  4. ^ DJ Mo Twister suspended over Charice sex tape tweets Inquirer.net. Retrieved May 9, 2012.