2023

Television[]

January 8 - The third season of Happy Together premiered.
January 13 - Nakarehas na Puso and Mano Po Legacy: The Flower Sisters ended.
January 16 - Underage and Luv Is: Caught in His Arms premiered.
January 22 - The fifth season of The Clash premiered.
January 23 - Fast Talk with Boy Abunda premiered.
February 4 - Reporter's Notebook returns on GMA Network again.
February 24 - Maria Clara at Ibarra ended.
February 27 - Mga Lihim ni Urduja premiered.
March 3 - Unica Hija ended.
March 6 - AraBella premiered.
March 10 - Luv Is: Caught in His Arms ended.
March 13 - Hearts on Ice premiered.
March 20 - The Write One premiered.
May 5 - Underage and Mga Lihim ni Urduja ended.
May 7 - Resibo: Walang Lusot ang May Atraso premiered.
May 8 - The Seed of Love and Voltes V: Legacy premiered.
May 18 - In My Dreams premiered
May 20 - Daddy's Gurl ended.
May 25 - The Write One ended.
May 27 - Open 24/7 premiered.
May 29 - Unbreak My Heart premiered.
May 31 - Tito Sotto, Vic Sotto, and Joey de Leon, as well as the other mainstays and production crew, resigned from TAPE Inc.. Although not leaving Eat Bulaga! itself, the original hosts and its mainstays temporarily stopped making appearances on the show due to the internal conflict between the TVJ and the Jalosjos management.
June 4 - Walang Matigas na Pulis sa Matinik na Misis premiered
June 5 - Eat Bulaga! returned with their recruited new hosts, most of them are coming from Sparkle GMA Artist Center.
June 9 - The first season of Family Feud ended.
June 10 - In My Dreams ended.
June 12 - Luv Is: Love at First Read premiered.
June 16 - Hearts on Ice ended.
June 19 - Royal Blood premiered.
June 23 - AraBella ended.
June 26 - Magandang Dilag premiered.
July 1 - It's Showtime began broadcasting on GTV.
July 7 - Bubble Gang ended its aired on Friday night timeslot.
July 9 - Bubble Gang moved to Sunday night timeslot.
July 14 - Amazing Earth moved to Friday night timeslot.
July 15 - Battle of the Judges premiered.
July 28 - Luv Is: Love at First Read ended.
July 29 - Eat Bulaga! celebrated its 44th anniversary, which is controversial among the loyal viewers of the show due to the then-ongoing conflict.
July 31 - Dapat Alam Mo! returns on GMA Network for its second run.
August 25 - The Seed of Love ended.
August 27 - The Voice Generations premiered.
August 28 - The Missing Husband premiered.
September 1 - Balitanghali ended its first run on GTV.
September 2 - Imbestigador aired a special entitled Imbestigador ng Bayan: Pagpupugay sa Nag-iisang Mike Enriquez.
September 4 - Balitanghali was renamed to Balita Ko.
September 8 - Voltes V: Legacy ended.
September 9 - Imbestigador ended after 23 years.
September 11 - Maging Sino Ka Man premiered.
September 16 - Pinoy Crime Stories premiered.
September 22 - Royal Blood ended.
September 25 - Love Before Sunrise premiered.
September 29 - Dapat Alam Mo! ended its second broadcast on GMA Network.
September 30 - Battle of the Judges ended.
October 1 - Sparkle U premiered.
October 2 - The second season of Family Feud premiered.
October 7 - Daig Kayo ng Lola Ko moved to Saturday night timeslot.
November 3 - Maging Sino Ka Man ended.
November 6 - Black Rider premiered.
November 10 - Magandang Dilag ended.
November 13 -
- Stolen Life premiered.
- Balita Ko was renamed back to Balitanghali.
November 16 - Unbreak My Heart ended.
November 18 - Dear SV moves to GMA Network.
November 20 - Lovers & Liars premiered.
December 15 - The Missing Husband ended.
December 18 - Reruns of I Can See You premiered.
December 29 - Love Before Sunrise ended.
December 31 - Kapuso Countdown to 2024 premiered.

Films[]

July 26 - The Cheating Game (co-produced with GMA Public Affairs) was released.
September 20 - Video City (co-produced with Studio Viva and Viva Films) was released.
October 18 - Five Break Ups and a Romance (co-produced with CS Studios Myriad) was released.
December 25 - Firefly (co-produced with GMA Public Affairs) was released, as part of the 49th Metro Manila Film Festival.

Events[]

January 16 - GMA Network launched its Pinoy throwback subchannel on digital terrestrial television, Pinoy Hits.
February 27 - GMA Network and its other channels switched its broadcast from its longtime 4:3 fullscreen TV format to the 16:9 widescreen format.
May 1 - GMA Pinoy TV, GMA Life TV and GMA News TV became available on ABS-CBN's streaming platform, iWantTFC (outside of the Philippines).
November 5 - GMA's 2023 Christmas station ID, "Feeling Blessed Ngayong Pasko", was released.

People[]

People joining GMA[]

People leaving GMA[]

Tito Sotto (moved to TV5)
Joey de Leon (moved to TV5)
Maine Mendoza (moved to TV5)
Ryzza Mae Dizon (moved to TV5)
Ryan Agoncillo (moved to TV5)
Paolo Ballesteros (moved to TV5)
Allan K. (moved to TV5)
Wally Bayola (moved to TV5)

Deaths[]

March 24 - Andrei Sison (Sparkle artist)
August 7 - Clyde Mercado (senior assistant vice president of GMA Public Affairs)
August 29 - Mike Enriquez (newscaster)
October 29 - Joey Paras (comedian and actor)
December 17 - Ronaldo Valdez (actor)

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