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Pinoy makes History

By Kap Maceda Aguila | December 16, 2011 - 12:00am

It might seem unimaginable now, but documentary programs used to be unceremoniously dumped in the netherworld of afternoon television — nothing more than airtime fillers after and before big-ticket shows....

Entertainment