GMA Network’s latest late-night primetime series, ‘The Write One’, registered a big win on its pilot episode.
According to the latest Nielsen NUTAM People’s rating report for Monday, March 20, ‘The Write One’ scored a rating of 6.6 percent. This is 2.7 percent higher than competing ‘Dirty Linen’ which scored 3.9 percent.
Meanwhile, aside from the TV ratings win, the series was also warmly welcomed on social media. The premiere’s hashtag, #TheWriteOneWorldPremiere, made it to the top five trending topics on Twitter Philippines.
GMA Public Affairs Twitter account took to Twitter to thank all those who supported and tweeted about the pilot episode. This made it one of the top trending topics that day.
“TRENDING YARN? Maraming salamat po sa lahat ng tumutok sa pilot episode ng #TheWriteOne! #TheWriteOneWorldPremiere Kitakits po ulit bukas para sa mga mas kaabang-abang na eksena! #GMAViu”
https://twitter.com/GMA_PA/status/1637833639269466115
The series’ lead stars, Ruru Madrid and Bianca Umali, also took to Twitter to thank all their viewers for the warm support they got for their pilot episode.
“Maraming salamat po sa lahat ng tumutok sa #TheWriteOneWorldPremiere Mahal namin kayo!” Madrid tweeted.
Maraming salamat po sa lahat ng tumutok sa #TheWriteOneWorldPremiere Mahal namin kayo! pic.twitter.com/qTpuS7e6hz
— Ruru Madrid (@Rurumadrid8) March 20, 2023
“Maraming salamat po sa mainit na pagtanggap sa amin. Para po sa inyo ito mahal namin kayo. #TheWriteOneWorldPremiere,” Umali wrote.
Maraming salamat po sa mainit na pagtanggap sa amin. Para po sa inyo ito ♥️ mahal namin kayo. #TheWriteOneWorldPremiere
— Bianca Umali (@bianxxxxxa) March 20, 2023
The Write One is Kapuso Network’s latest romantic comedy-fantasy series, which centers on the story of Liam, a frustrated television writer who will be given a chance to rewrite the story of his life with the help of a mysterious antique typewriter.
It airs Monday to Thursday, at 9:35 p.m. on GMA, I Heart Movies on Pinoy Hits, and 11:25 p.m. on GTV. It is also available via Viu.
