Beginning January 29, Sunday nights on GMA-7 become more amazing with “iBILIB”, an infotainment program unraveling many bizarre and interesting trivia on the world of science.
Beginning January 29, Sunday nights on GMA-7 become more amazing with “iBILIB”, an infotainment program unraveling many bizarre and interesting trivia on the world of science.
Hosted by all-around TV personality, athlete and youth icon Chris Tiu and Kapuso actress and host Isabelle Daza, iBilib features scientific experiments presented in a magical manner as seen on Japan’s Wonders of Horus.
Joining Chris and Isabelle in exploring different scientific facts and theories surrounding everyday events are the comedic pair of Moymoy Palaboy.
The four of them are set to perform and participate in actual experiments on the show – with absolutely no camera tricks involved - making way for a fun and enjoyable learning experience. Know how a person can walk on water without getting his feet wet, or how a PVC pipe can make a plastic tinsel float in mid air!
The learning doesn’t stop as viewers - from the young to the young at heart - are also encouraged to try the experiments at home. Step-by-step instructions following each episode will be posted on the iBILIB webpage at www.gmanetwork.com.
Aside from the experiments, gadgets and innovations created by our very own inventors are also featured on the show to further spark audiences’ interest in the field of science.
Discover the logic behind the magic of science as “iBILIB” premieres on Sunday January 29 after Kap’s Amazing Stories on GMA-7.
Hosted by all-around TV personality, athlete and youth icon Chris Tiu and Kapuso actress and host Isabelle Daza, iBilib features scientific experiments presented in a magical manner as seen on Japan’s Wonders of Horus.
Joining Chris and Isabelle in exploring different scientific facts and theories surrounding everyday events are the comedic pair of Moymoy Palaboy.
The four of them are set to perform and participate in actual experiments on the show – with absolutely no camera tricks involved - making way for a fun and enjoyable learning experience. Know how a person can walk on water without getting his feet wet, or how a PVC pipe can make a plastic tinsel float in mid air!
The learning doesn’t stop as viewers - from the young to the young at heart - are also encouraged to try the experiments at home. Step-by-step instructions following each episode will be posted on the iBILIB webpage at www.gmanetwork.com.
Aside from the experiments, gadgets and innovations created by our very own inventors are also featured on the show to further spark audiences’ interest in the field of science.
Discover the logic behind the magic of science as “iBILIB” premieres on Sunday January 29 after Kap’s Amazing Stories on GMA-7.
