Kalyeserye is a 2015 soap opera parody aired live within the "Juan for All, All for Juan" segment of Philippine daytime variety show Eat Bulaga! on GMA Network in the Philippines and worldwide on GMA Pinoy TV. The mini-show, as it has evolved, focuses on AlDub, the fictional couple pairing—or "love team" as it more commonly is known in the Philippines—of Alden Richards and Maine Mendoza's character Yaya Dub in which the two communicate through Dubsmash and written messages and interact only on the show's split-screen frame. Richards is located in the Broadway Centrum studio of Eat Bulaga! in Quezon City while Mendoza is on a remote location, usually a visited barangay. Though as the story progresses, the couple meets in person and from time to time, they speak with their actual voices.
The 30-minute to 1-hour portion features live improvisation from the AlDub tandem, Wally Bayola, Jose Manalo and Paolo Ballesteros who all play various roles while other hosts of Eat Bulaga! located in the studio occasionally comment and interact with the characters. Kalyeserye has elements of comedy-drama, parody, romantic comedy and reality television. According to Anna Leah Sarabia, a Filipino anthropologist, the segment uses fairy tale and soap opera tropes. The term "Kalyeserye" is a play on the Filipino word teleserye (television drama series) and derives from the Tagalog words kalye (street) and serye (series). It was coined by Joey de Leon, one of the hosts of Eat Bulaga!, to refer to the location outside the studio which is usually shot out on the streets of Metro Manila or in the provinces of the Philippines that serve as the remote setting of the parody segment.
Aldub sa Tamang Panahon (Oct. 24, 2015) Replay:
The 30-minute to 1-hour portion features live improvisation from the AlDub tandem, Wally Bayola, Jose Manalo and Paolo Ballesteros who all play various roles while other hosts of Eat Bulaga! located in the studio occasionally comment and interact with the characters. Kalyeserye has elements of comedy-drama, parody, romantic comedy and reality television. According to Anna Leah Sarabia, a Filipino anthropologist, the segment uses fairy tale and soap opera tropes. The term "Kalyeserye" is a play on the Filipino word teleserye (television drama series) and derives from the Tagalog words kalye (street) and serye (series). It was coined by Joey de Leon, one of the hosts of Eat Bulaga!, to refer to the location outside the studio which is usually shot out on the streets of Metro Manila or in the provinces of the Philippines that serve as the remote setting of the parody segment.
Aldub sa Tamang Panahon (Oct. 24, 2015) Replay:
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Publised Date: November 01, 2015.
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