Suzette Doctolero Reacts to MTRCB’s Decision to Suspend It’s Showtime for 12 Days

GMA writer Suzette Doctolero reacts to suspension of It’s Showtime

SUZETTE DOCTOLERO – The GMA soap opera writer reacted to the decision of the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB) to suspend the airing of the noontime show “It’s Showtime” for 12 days.

The Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB) has issued a suspension order against “It’s Showtime” on Monday, September 4, 2023. The suspension lasts for twelve (12) days and affects ABS-CBN’s daily noontime show.

According to the statement sent by the MTRCB to the media, the suspension was a result of multiple complaints from viewers regarding the July 25, 2023, episode of the show. These complaints alleged that the program’s hosts behaved indecently during a segment called “Isip Bata.”

The case was subsequently referred to the MTRCB’s Hearing and Adjudication Committee, which conducted hearings and required the respondents to submit their position papers, following a standard procedure.

In her Facebook post on Monday, September 4, writer Suzette Doctolero expressed that competition fuels growth in the world of showbiz. “Instead of resorting to extreme measures that could be perceived as undermining the rival show, I hope MTRCB aspires to promote fairness and healthy competition in the world of television. This is the only way to ensure our industry’s growth,” she said.

Furthermore, Suzette, as one of the deputies of the MTRCB, called for a review of the penalty imposed on the said program. “(ni hindi rin nga ginagamit ang pagiging deputy para ireport ang anumang rival show ng show ko no at delikadeza na lang o hiya sa sarili). Please consider suspending my deputy card na lang rin po. Thanks!”

It’s worth noting that Suzette Doctolero is known for expressing strong opinions against ABS-CBN before.

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