Philippine local show is pretty simple and out of any complex. It mainly focuses on public service like giving away cash prizes or any prize of any sort that can make a typical Filipino life better. The variety shows, although not all of them, are quite entertaining. Believing to be more than just an artist, A typical Filipino celebrity is believed to sing, dance and act at the same time. Branching out to different entertaining corners of the industry is an artist's way of showing his or her craft and experimenting on it can possibly make the artist earn a greater credit than singing/dancing/acting alone.

Also, one thing I like in particular is the show's way of making its audiences' life better, Giving equal opportunities to every Filipino to have the best life that they can have by calling out to all kinds of people to join some local television competitions. Concepts are always new without giving their public service concept up.

In regard to discourse about new technologies, we need to consider what claims are credible, what evidence is accurate, and which spokespersons are truly acting in the public interest. We also should recognize explicitly how advocates and writers use narratives, myths, forms of language, and visual images to tell their stories. Through critical examination of these features, we can begin to see what ideologies are at work and whose interests are being served by the discourse. This is an important step to a thorough understanding of the issues at stake in the formation of technology policy and of how decisions on these issues may affect us and our lives. Hence, the shared values and lifestyle dictated by the way of presenting particular ideologies to the society could either be beneficial or harmful to the way the general public will decide the fate of their communities