The heat isn’t just in the ring; it’s in the commercial breaks! The latest data for Carlo J. Caparas’ Totoy Bato on TV5 reveals that the series remains a powerhouse for advertisers. As the story of Alan "Totoy Bato" Monte Jr., played by Kiko Estrada, reaches its peak intensity this February 2026, the "Total Ads" count shows just how much brands are betting on the Kapatid network’s flagship action-drama.
Breaking Down the Numbers: Feb 11 vs. Feb 12
According to the latest monitoring, the series continues to pull in massive numbers across its three major gaps. While there was a slight dip in the total count between Wednesday and Thursday, the figures remain exceptionally high for a primetime slot.
On the February 11 Episode, the show recorded a staggering Total Ads count of 70. This was distributed across Gap 1 with 24 ads, Gap 2 with 24 ads, and Gap 3 with 22 ads.
The momentum continued into the February 12 Episode, which brought in a Total Ads count of 64. For this broadcast, Gap 1 featured 23 ads, Gap 2 had 20 ads, and Gap 3 rounded it out with 21 ads.
Why Advertisers Love Totoy Bato
Hitting 70 ads in a single episode is a testament to the show's wide demographic reach. Under the direction of Albert Langitan and featuring a stellar cast—including Diego Loyzaga, Cindy Miranda, Eula Valdez, and Claudine Barretto—the show has successfully modernized the classic Caparas hero for today's audience.
The slight decrease to 64 ads on February 12 is a standard fluctuation in TV airtime, but it still represents a "Sold Out" feel for the Todo Max Primetime Singko block. With the plot currently centered on Totoy's defense of Pook Paraiso against the powerful Castillo and Perez families, viewers are glued to their screens, making every second of airtime valuable.
Catch the Action
Don't miss the flying fists and high-stakes drama. You can watch Totoy Bato weeknights at 8:00 PM on TV5, with simulcast airing on OnePH and catch-up episodes available on the Sari-Sari Channel.
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