“Juan for All and All for Juan!”

The competition between noontime shows has been giving viewers better segments and better hosts. Eat Bulaga came out with the trio, Jose, Wally and Paolo (is he OUT already? Good, if he is!). 

 They're the ones assigned to different locations (rain or shine!) from the slightly  depressed to the really, really miserable barangays in (and sometimes, outside) of Metro Manila.  

Sweat dripping... shirts drenched, the three would do the Sugod Bahay na sinwerteng napili from a long list of barangay residents. And that’s where the riot begins. 

Jose goes around the living room (kung merong sala yung bahay!) before settling down. Makikialam sa mga gamit dun. And would make fun of anything found there (an old picture of a group of five ladies in really colorful costumes!) AND anybody na minalas na mahagip ng camera (an old bachelor-brother!).  

At this point, tawang-tawa ka na sa tatlo... guilty or not (for laughing at these people).

Then, there’s Vic Sotto on the split screen comfortably sitting on a black chair in the middle of the stage giving out instructions.  Bossing is god. People thank him (with voices cracking and eyes watery) sa bawa’t regalo na galing sa sponsors (salamat sa pintura, Bossing… salamat sa pancit, Bossing… thank you sa ice cream, Bossing… hulog ka ng langit, Bossing, tamang-tama dahil may sakit ng nanay ko) and they are too eager to laugh at his every joke and yes, at his every insult.

 As of the three, it’s Paolo who’s blessed with a beautiful face. He tempers the crudeness of Jose and Wally with his charm. To think hindi siya nagsimula nang ganyan. Pa-matinee idol ang dating niya dati and it was only in 2010 that he started hanging out with the two and lately ay nakakasabay na siya sa pagiging masang-masa ng dalawa.  

Personally, I think that THAT is the reason why they’re so big with the viewers. Aside from being masang-masa, hindi mo alam kung ano ang susunod nilang gagawin.  Kahit ano, pwedeng mangyari!