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    Reaction Paper On Alternative Dispute Resolution By: Merlyn M. Casibang Jr. June 10, 2022

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    Face to Face is a TV5 talk show that aims to resolve heated conflicts between opposing parties on controversial real-life issues. Hosted by Amy Perez, it brings together feuding individuals and groups to discuss their issues in front of counselors and an audience in an effort to find understanding and reconciliation. While some are able to patch things up, others refuse to agree either on or off camera. The show is praised for its genuine discussions of drama and tensions unlike typical reality shows, but also likened to a "guilty pleasure" car crash that people cannot look away from.

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    Face to Face is a TV5 talk show that aims to resolve heated conflicts between opposing parties on controversial real-life issues. Hosted by Amy Perez, it brings together feuding individuals and groups to discuss their issues in front of counselors and an audience in an effort to find understanding and reconciliation. While some are able to patch things up, others refuse to agree either on or off camera. The show is praised for its genuine discussions of drama and tensions unlike typical reality shows, but also likened to a "guilty pleasure" car crash that people cannot look away from.

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    Face to Face is a TV5 talk show that aims to resolve heated conflicts between opposing parties on controversial real-life issues. Hosted by Amy Perez, it brings together feuding individuals and groups to discuss their issues in front of counselors and an audience in an effort to find understanding and reconciliation. While some are able to patch things up, others refuse to agree either on or off camera. The show is praised for its genuine discussions of drama and tensions unlike typical reality shows, but also likened to a "guilty pleasure" car crash that people cannot look away from.

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    Reaction Paper On Alternative Dispute Resolution By: Merlyn M. Casibang Jr. June 10, 2022

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    Face to Face is a TV5 talk show that aims to resolve heated conflicts between opposing parties on controversial real-life issues. Hosted by Amy Perez, it brings together feuding individuals and groups to discuss their issues in front of counselors and an audience in an effort to find understanding and reconciliation. While some are able to patch things up, others refuse to agree either on or off camera. The show is praised for its genuine discussions of drama and tensions unlike typical reality shows, but also likened to a "guilty pleasure" car crash that people cannot look away from.

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    By: Merlyn M. Casibang Jr.


    June 10, 2022

    TV5's "talakserye" Face to Face has stirred public interest and


    support since its debut episode last March 22. The program, known
    for pitting feuding parties with the hope of reaching reconciliation in
    the end, is hosted by Amy Perez. 
     
    Nothing perhaps best represent TV5's claim of offering alternative
    programming than the so-called first "talakserye" on local television
    titled Face to Face.
    Face to Face, as described by main host Amy Perez, "brings together
    two opposing parties in a forum that aims to resolve
    misunderstandings by providing advice from counselors and opinions
    from the audience."

    The intriguingly offbeat talk show tackles various real-life issues


    perceived too touchy for television viewing. Episode titles such as
    "Babae Ipinagpalit ni Lalaki sa Isang Bading," "Santa Salbahe," and
    "Rebelasyon: Ayaw ko na sa Aking Karelasyon" are not really the
    type of subjects commonly viewed on local television.
    Other topics discussed include two mag-kumares fighting over their
    respective sari-sari stores competition, a guy engaged in a
    confrontation against three lesbians, an abused mother fighting
    against her annoying son and daughter-in-law, an angry group
    composed of gay beauty queens protesting over a stolen title, and
    much, much more.

    The program aims to resolve the heated conflict with the assistance
    of the Trio Tagapayo comprised of legal counsel Atty. Persida
    Acosta, spiritual adviser Fr. Gerry Tapiador, and clinical psychologist
    Dr. Camille Garcia.
    Adding color to the show are the segments "Face-Off," "Facebuking,"
    "Just Face It," and Amy-nan"—where the host express her own
    thoughts about the issue on hand.
    MOTHER OF REALITY SHOWS. But while others eventually patch
    things up, some unfortunately refuse to reach an agreement both on
    and off cam.
    "As much as we want all of our subjects to reconcile, wala din naman
    kaming magagawa if they don't want to," Amy mentioned to PEP
    (Philippine Entertainment Portal) during an interview conducted at
    Alex III restaurant in Tomas Morato, Quezon City.
    Fans of the show labeled it as a worthy "guilty pleasure" while some
    likened it to a tragic car crash one just couldn't help but look at. Face
    to Face—in a time where reality shows are abundant—come across
    as the most genuine among the lot.
    The scenes unfolding are no different from what's happening inside a
    cramped barangay hall or a small court room in any town or city.
    "Only that there's a camera documenting all the drama and tensed
    exchanges going on between the subjects," said Amy.
    Amy acknowledged Face to Face's novelty feature as its top selling
    point. But there's nothing surprising in terms of public interest in
    watching feuding parties slugging it out for everyone to see.

    "The mere fact that Filipinos love boxing only goes to show na
    gustong-gusto nating nakakapanood ng bangayan. Pero hindi naman
    ibig sabihin na puro bangayan ang mapapanood nila sa Face to
    Face. Kasi more than the arguments and gusto talaga namin is 'yong
    idea na nakakapag-usap 'yong bawat party, nailalabas nila 'yong
    problema nila and they're given the importance knowing na nakikinig
    ako and nakikinig 'yong Trio Tagapayo. Ngayon 'yong
    pagbabangayan nila that is something you cannot dictate kasi
    emosyon na nila 'yon, e. That's how they feel," explained Amy.

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