The Correspondents (TV program)
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| genre = Documentary
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| creator = ABS-CBN Corporation
| developer = ABS-CBN News and Current Affairs
| executive_producer = Romel Bernardo
| producer = Wins Aguilar
| director = JV Noriega
Nico Hernandez
| presenter =
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- Mari Kaimo
- Jim Libiran
- Aljo Bendijo
- Erwin Tulfo
- Cherie Mercado
- Korina Sanchez
- Karen Davila
- Abner Mercado
- Ces Drilon
- Bernadette Sembrano
- Alex Santos
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| narrated =
| runtime = 45–60 minutes
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| country = Philippines
| language = English and Filipino (1998–1999)
Filipino (1999–2010)
| network = ABS-CBN
| first_aired = {{Start date|1998|11|10}}
| last_aired = {{End date|2010|10|19}}
| num_episodes = 622
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The Correspondents is a Philippine television documentary show broadcast by ABS-CBN. Originally hosted by Mari Kaimo, Jim Libiran, Aljo Bendijo, Erwin Tulfo, Cheryl Cosim, Cherie Mercado, and Korina Sanchez, it aired from November 10, 1998, to October 19, 2010, replacing The Inside Story and was replaced by Patrol ng Pilipino. Karen Davila, Abner Mercado, Bernadette Sembrano, and Alex Santos served as the final hosts. It brought an in-depth look at the lives of people as they lived, going through hardships and celebrating their joys. "Ang Huling Pagtatanghal" served as the show's final episode. The show aired for 11 years and 11 months, making it the longest-running weekly investigative documentary show in the Philippines.
Hosts
=Main and Final hosts=
- Karen Davila (2000–10)
- Abner Mercado (2000–10)
- Bernadette Sembrano (2007–10)
- Alex Santos (2010)
=Guest hosts=
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- Gus Abelgas
- Dominic Almelor (is now worked of Civil Defense)
- Sol Aragones
- Atom Araullo (is now hosting GMA's, i-Witness and anchored GTV's, State of the Nation)
- Adrian Ayalin
- Julius Babao (is now anchor for TV5's, Frontline Pilipinas)
- Connie Sison (is now anchor for GTV's, Balitanghali)
- Jeff Canoy
- Ricky Carandang
- Jorge Cariño
- Jing Castañeda
- Dyan Castillejo
- Niña Corpuz
- Ron Cruz
- Alvin Elchico
- Ted Failon
- Zen Hernandez
- Gretchen Malalad
- Henry Omaga-Diaz
- Anthony Taberna (now hosting DZRH's, Dos por Dos)
- Tony Velasquez
- Nadia Trinidad
- Pinky Webb
- Rico Yan
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Previous hosts
- Ces Drilon
- Mari Kaimo
- Jim Libiran
- Ed Lingao
- Jade Lopez
- Cherie Mercado (1998–2004)
- Patrick Paez
- Korina Sanchez (1998–2000)
- Anne Torres
- Erwin Tulfo
Awards and nominations
- Winner, Best TV Documentary (Abner Mercado's Team)- Population Development Media Awards (2009)
- Nominated, Best Documentary Program - PMPC Star Awards for Television (2009)
- Nominated, Best Documentary Program Host - PMPC Star Awards for Television (2009)
- Nominated, Best Documentary Program - PMPC Star Awards for Television (2008)
- Nominated, Best Documentary Program Host - PMPC Star Awards for Television (2008)
- Runner-up, Best TV Documentary (Bernadette Sembrano's Team) - Population Development Media Awards (2008)
- Runner-up, Best TV Documentary (Karen Davila's Team) - Population Development Media Awards (2008)
- Winner, Best Magazine Program - 29th Catholic Mass Media Awards (2007)
- Nominated, Best Documentary Program - PMPC Star Awards for Television (2007)
- Winner, Best Documentary Program - PMPC Star Awards for Television (2006)
- Nominated, Best Documentary Program - PMPC Star Awards for Television (2005)
- Winner, Best Documentary Program - PMPC Star Awards for Television (2004)
- Winner, Best Documentary Program - PMPC Star Awards for Television (2003)
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Category:ABS-CBN News and Current Affairs shows
Category:ABS-CBN documentary shows
Category:ABS-CBN original programming
Category:1998 Philippine television series debuts
Category:2010 Philippine television series endings
Category:1990s Philippine television series
Category:2000s Philippine television series