ABS-CBN’s ‘Forevermore’ continues to spread the love worldwide via TFC

QUEZON CITY, Philippines - Jan. 14, 2015 - PRLog -- There is no denying the impact and power of love that the ABS-CBN kilig series, “Forevermore,” spreads to its worldwide viewers through The Filipino Channel (TFC) as it continues to dominate primetime ratings in the Philippines, generate online hits and create a buzz worldwide.

Based on the recent data Kantar Media Philippines (television audience measurement provider) released, the series starring Enrique Gil and Liza Soberano scored a Philippine TV rating of 23.6%, beating its rival shows from other Filipino networks.  “Forevermore” also continues to generate a buzz online as evident in the number of hits on TFC's official online service, TFC.tv .  Aside from the high-rating that the show continues to deliver, Filipinos have also fallen in love with the site location of the series specifically where the character of Soberano resides, Sitio Le Presa in Tuba, Benguet (Luzon).

Sitio La Presa is originally Sitio Pungayan but was coined as such because of the interest created by the teleserye.  In a recent report from abs-cbnnews.com, people flocked to Sitio La Presa during the holiday season last year to see the beautiful scenery of the village, take photo opportunities with the cast and take selfies with both the cast and house.  Aside from Sitio La Presa, other famous spots featured in the series are Burnham Park, Wright Park, and The Manor which, in the series, is a hotel called Hotel Grande owned by the family of Gil’s character.

Continue to feel the thrill of falling in love for the first time in ”Forevermore” on TFC worldwide from Monday to Friday (Tuesday to Saturday, Australian Daylight Savings Time or ADST, New Zealand Daylight Savings Time or NDST, and Guam time).  Catch every kilig episode via TFC’s official online service, TFC.tv, right after its Philippine airing and through TFC’s video-on-demand or VOD (Internet Protocol television or IPTV) service available in the U.S.A., Canada, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, and Japan.