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The following is a list of events effecting Philippine television in 1991. Events listed include television show debuts, finales, cancellations, and channel launches, closures and rebrandings, as well as information about controversies and carriage disputes.
Events
Premieres
| Date | |
|---|---|
| February 4 | Abangan Ang Susunod Na Kabanata on ABS-CBN |
| May 15 | Maalaala Mo Kaya on ABS-CBN |
| October 14 | Business Today on GMA |
Unknown
- Teysi ng Tahanan on ABS-CBN
- Kape at Balita on GMA
- Hour of Truth on Islands TV 13 (now The Gospel of the Kingdom since 2001)
- Pasikatan sa 13 on Islands TV 13
Specials
- January 14–27: 1991 Australian Open on GMA
- January 28: Super Bowl XXV on GMA
- February 11: 1991 NBA All-Star Game on GMA
- February 17–October 28: 1991 NASCAR Busch Series on GMA
- February 18–November 18: 1991 NASCAR Winston Cup Series on GMA
- February 21: 33rd Annual Grammy Awards on GMA
- March 11–November 3: 1991 Formula One season on Islands TV 13
- March 15–April 2: 1991 NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament on New Vision 9
- April 2: 1991 NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Championship Game on New Vision 9
- March 17–October 21: 1991 CART PPG Indy Car World Series on New Vision 9
- March 25: WrestleMania VII on Islands TV 13
- March 26: 63rd Academy Awards on New Vision 9
- April 12–15: 1991 Masters Tournament on New Vision 9
- April 20–27: 1991 Philippine Basketball League Maharlika Cup Finals on PTV 4
- April 26–May 31: 1991 NBA Playoffs on GMA
- May 20–28: 1991 NBA Eastern Conference Finals on GMA
- May 19–31: 1991 NBA Western Conference Finals on GMA
- May 5–19: 1991 PBA First Conference Finals on PTV 4
- May 16: 1991 European Cup Winners' Cup Final on New Vision 9
- May 18: Miss Universe 1991 on GMA
- May 26–June 2: 1991 PBA All-Star Game on PTV 4
- May 27–June 9: 1991 French Open on GMA
- May 30: 1991 European Cup Final on New Vision 9
- June 3–13: 1991 NBA Finals on GMA
- June 14–18: 1991 U.S. Open Golf Championship on GMA
- June 15–22: Mount Pinatubo Eruption Live Coverage on ABS-CBN/GMA/PTV 4/FEN Philippines
- June 24–July 7: 1991 Wimbledon Championships on GMA
- July 17–24: 1991 Philippine Basketball League Challenge Cup Finals on PTV 4
- July 18–21: The 120th Open Championship on GMA
- July 22: State of the Nation Address 1991 on PTV 4
- August 9–12: 1991 PGA Championship on GMA
- August 22–September 1: 1991 PBA All-Filipino Conference Finals on PTV 4
- August 23–September 1: The 3rd IAAF World Championships in Athletics, Tokyo 1991 on GMA
- August 24: Regal Rejoicing at 18 on ABS-CBN
- August 26: 43rd Primetime Emmy Awards on GMA
- August 27–September 9: 1991 US Tennis Open on New Vision 9
- September 7: UAAP Season 54 Men's Basketball: Ateneo Blue Eagles vs. La Salle Green Archers on New Vision 9
- October 20–28: 1991 World Series on PTV 4
- October 26: 5th PMPC Star Awards for Television on Islands TV 13
- November 24–December 3: 1991 Manila SEA Games on PTV 4
- November 25: 79th Grey Cup on PTV 4
- December 8–15: 1991 PBA Third Conference Finals on PTV 4
- December 29: Miss World 1991 on New Vision 9
- December 31, 1991–January 1, 1992: 1992: New Year at GMA Special on GMA
Unknown date
- November: NBA Opening Games on GMA
- December:
- 1991 Metro Manila Film Festival Awards Night on New Vision 9
- Christmas Where You Belong: The 1991 GMA Christmas Special on GMA
Unknown
- NCAA Season 67 Seniors' Basketball Finals: Mapua Cardinals vs. Letran Knights on GMA
- UAAP Season 54 Men's Basketball Finals: La Salle Green Archers vs. FEU Tamaraws on New Vision 9
Finales
- May 13: Goin' Bananas on ABS-CBN
Unknown date
Unknown
- Chika Chika Chicks on ABS-CBN
Births
- May 3 - Bela Padilla, actress
- May 15 - Gerald Santos, Filipino actor and singer
- May 28 - Beauty Gonzalez, actress and model
- June 16 - Ryan Bang, actor and comedian
- June 22 - Michael Jim Polancos, comedian
- July 19 - Arny Ross, actress
- August 19 - Nathan Lopez, actor
- September 27 - Ynna Asistio, actress
References
See also
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