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Talentadong Pinoy host Ryan Agoncillo signed a three-year non-exclusive contract with TV5.
Bong Godinez
"As with anything in our life, hindi naman namin ipagdadamot, but at this point kasi hangga't
hindi pa namin lubusang naku-confirm, di ba? We need some more confirmation. When the time
comes, we will share it. We will share it with you guys once we have that solid confirmation kasi
ayaw naman naming maudlot," explained Ryan.
The television host-actor did not deny though that the thought of fatherhood excites him, which
also explains why he would rather not raise his hopes this early. He avoids being disappointed
should the doctors say there's no pregnancy yet.
GIANT LEAP OF FAITH. The good showing of Talentadong Pinoy plus TV5's promising
future under new management encouraged Ryan to sign a three-year non-exclusive contract with
the network.
ABS-CBN and GMA-7, according to Ryan, pitched in generous offers as well with the intention
of persuading him to join their respective roster of talents.
Ryan, however, had a problem with one specific and identical detail stipulated on the contracts
sent by the two giant networks.
"Kalakip nung mga offer nila was laging to quit Talentadong Pinoy, which was just out of the
question for me," he confided. "For me and Noel [Ferrer, Ryan's manager] kasi, hindi naman
lahat pera-pera. And ang Talentadong Pinoy, we were there from the start, together kaming lahat,
so we just can't leave that."
And since the TV5 deal is non-exclusive, Ryan likes the privilege of still being able to work
outside the confines of the Novaliches-based station. In fact, Ryan proudly revealed that his
contract allows him to work with the longest running noontime variety show Eat Bulaga! which
is being shown on GMA-7.
"There's a part in my contract also saying that should ABS-CBN need my services to be partner
with Judy Ann still, I could go out and do it," said Ryan.
Ryan took it upon himself to make his departure from ABS-CBN amicable by inviting the
station's Head Cory Vidanes to their house for dinner.
"She was very nice about it and even wished me luck for the next three years," Ryan recalled.
The articulate TV host-actor expressed awe and gratitude for being given the rare chance to
work with all networks regardless of the cutthroat competition.
"As long as mabait ka sa katrabaho mo, as long as you meet the standards of excellence of
whatever job you're doing, there's always work and space for everyone beyond the network
wars," said Ryan.