Here are the Top weekday and weekend programs from February 1 to 7 in Mega Manila Philippines based on the survey conducted by Taylor Nelson Sofres (TNS Global) Media research.

Top 20 weekday programs (daytime)

1. Family Feud (GMA 7)
2. Eat Bulaga! (GMA 7)
3. Sine Novela Presents Saan Darating ang Umaga? (GMA 7)
4. Wowowee (ABS-CBN)
5. Daisy Siete (GMA 7)
6. GMA Flash Report (GMA 7)
7. Pilipinas, Game KNB? (ABS-CBN)
8. Be Strong Geum Soon (GMA 7)
9. Parekoy (ABS-CBN)
10. Rosalinda (GMA 7)
11. Pieta (ABS-CBN)
12. Love at the Corner (GMA 7)
13. Wanted Perfect Family (GMA 7)
14. Mischievious Princess (ABS-CBN)
15. Slamdunk (GMA 7)
16. La Traicion (The Betrayal) (ABS-CBN)
17. Mr. Bean Live!
18. Bleach
19. Class of the Titans
20. SiS (GMA 7)

Top 19 weekday programs (primetime)

1. Luna Mystika (GMA 7)
2. Carlo J. Caparas’s Ang Babaeng Hinugot sa Aking Tadyang (GMA 7)
3. Gagambino (GMA 7)
4. Lalola (GMA 7)
5. 24 Oras (GMA 7)
6. I Love Betty La Fea (ABS-CBN)
7. May Bukas Pa (ABS-CBN)
8. Tayong Dalawa (ABS-CBN)
9. TV Patrol World (ABS-CBN)
10. Money War (GMA 7)
11. Family Feud (GMA 7)
12. Eva Fonda (ABS-CBN)
13. Pinoy Fear Factor (ABS-CBN)
14. Ripley’s Believe or Not (GMA 7)
15. Bubble Gang (GMA 7)
16. Kapamilya: Deal or No Deal (ABS-CBN)
17. Full Force Nature (GMA 7)
18. Obra Presents: Sunshine Dizon (GMA 7)
19. Friday Sine Special

Top 20 weekend television shows

1. Kapuso Mo Jessica (GMA 7)
2. Bitoy’s Funniest Videos (GMA 7)
3. Family Feud Celebrity Edition (GMA 7)
4. Imbestigador (GMA 7)
5. Eat Bulaga! (GMA 7)
6. Kakasa Ka Ba Sa Grade 5? (GMA 7)
7. Maalaala Mo Kaya (ABS-CBN)
8. Mel & Joey (GMA 7)
9. Pinoy Records (GMA 7)
10. All Star K! (GMA 7)
11. Kap’s Amazing Stories (GMA 7)
12. Rated K: Handa Na Ba Kayo? (ABS-CBN)
13. The Singing Bee (ABS-CBN)
14. Wowowee (ABS-CBN)
15. Cinema FPJ: Da King on ABS-CBN (ABS-CBN)
16. Wish Ko Lang (GMA 7)
17. Komiks Presents: Mars Ravelo’s Flash Bomba (ABS-CBN)
18. Sharon (ABS-CBN)
19. Komiks Presents: Mars Ravelo’s Dragonna (ABS-CBN)
20. Sunday’s Best

Mega Manila is composed of 600 home panels out of a total of 1,200 panels in the whole Philippines.