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Juan for All, All for Juan is a long-running and iconic "Tatak Eat Bulaga!" segment. Originally developed in 2005 to simply show that barangay residents across the country are tuned in to the show, it has evolved into one of the most iconic segments of Eat Bulaga!.

The segment shows the newfound purpose of Eat Bulaga! — to help less fortunate Filipinos and to give happiness to every Filipinos who supported the show throughout the years. During its run, more than 2,500 barangays across the Philippines have been visited by the segment.

It is collaboratively hosted by the barangay hosts and the studio hosts. The segment has a split screen format in order to simultaneously show the happenings in the studio on the left screen and in the barangay on the right.

As an effort to bring Eat Bulaga! closer to the Filipino people, Juan for All, All for Juan has developed a variety of subsegments during its long run. The subsegments range from talent contests to ad-lib soap operas and may usually involve participation of barangay residents. Notable subsegments include Suffer Sireyna, That's My Tambay, Problem Solving, and Kalyeserye.


Overview

Final format

Sugod Bulaga

One individual who has met the requirements is randomly selected. The hosts calls the winner during the segment to be later ordered to go out of their home to meet the segment's hosts. Upon meeting the hosts, a brief interview is done before revealing the prizes that they won. Other episodes include the remote hosts surprising unsuspecting individuals inside and outside the studio.

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Aside from the winner of sponsored prizes and cash, there are also multiple randomly selected winners of cash ranging from ₱5,000 to ₱10,000. To win, contestants must comment specific codes or selfie poses announced for that day on a designated comment section on the show's Facebook fanpage or on a sponsor's Facebook page.

Former formats

February 2010–October 2019

Sugod Bahay
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The segment has a split screen format to show the barangay and the studio simultaneously.

The first part is Sugod Bahay, which features different lives of ordinary Filipinos and awards them with financial help for a new chance to realize their hopes and dreams. It is primarily hosted by Jose Manalo, Wally Bayola, Paolo Ballesteros, and Maine Mendoza. Each day, one lucky barangay resident is randomly chosen by the hosts. A studio host draws an entry from a box containing registration forms and calls the phone number to confirm the lucky winner's name and address. The barangay hosts then go to the home address to meet the lucky winner. The winner then shares his life story to the hosts, such as family, occupation, love life, health, and financial status. Throughout the interview, the hosts comically makes funny remarks to keep the conversation lighthearted and entertaining. The winner will then receive a variety of gifts and prizes from the sponsors of the segment, including a cellphone, appliances, grocery items, and a raffle entry for a chance to win a house and lot. Aside from the sponsor's gifts, the winner receives a large financial aid from the show itself.

Takbuhan

The second part is the Takbuhan portion, which is a modified version of the classic children's game of "Bring Me This!". It is primarily hosted by Anjo Yllana and Jimmy Santos. All who wish to be eligible to win must bring specific items that the hosts mention and must then race to the numbered spots laid out on the streets in under a minute. The studio hosts pick a random number. The person standing on that number and the three next numbers receive cash prizes and gift packs from the show and its sponsors. The line with the most behaved people, dubbed as the "Bayanihan Line", receives an additional cash prize. If the people in the Takbuhan portion are behaved and organized and all of the numbered spots are filled in, then the barangay is entered in the Barangay Bayanihan portion for a chance to win helpful supplies and equipment for the betterment of the barangay community.

In the event of bad weather, the studio hosts select seven entries. The seven winners must each bring plastic bottles and their registration forms to receive a cash prize.

The segment aims to promote a communal effort to maintain order and peace while more barangay residents are given the chance to win. It is primarily hosted by Anjo Yllana and Jimmy Santos.

In 2017, the show added an opportunity for home viewers to win in the Takbuhan portion. Home viewers must take a photo of themselves with the specific item and then post their pictures within five minutes in the designated comment box on the show's Facebook page. The winners are announced at the end of the program.

October 2019–March 2020

Sugod APT

Compared to Sugod Bahay format, Sugod APT focuses on giving winner at APT Studios. Similar to Sugod Bahay, a studio host draws an entry from a box containing registration forms and calls the phone number to confirm the lucky winner's name and address. The winner will be invited by the APT Studio hosts to a guest area in the backstage to meet other hosts by the lucky winner.

The winner then shares his life story to the hosts, such as family, occupation, love life, health, and financial status. Same as Sugod Bahay, throughout the interview, the hosts comically makes funny remarks to keep the conversation lighthearted and entertaining. The winner will then receive a variety of gifts and prizes from the sponsors of the segment, including meals, appliances, grocery items and others. Aside from the sponsor's gifts, the winner receives a large financial aid from the show itself.

After the interview, a host will accompany the winner with all of the prizes and gifts to the winner's home address. The interviews are published via Facebook live after the show, including the in-transit interview and an interview to their house.

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Home viewers must take a photo of themselves with the specific item and then post their pictures within a specified time minute in the designated comment box on the show's Facebook page. The winners are announced at the next episode.

January-February 2023

Sugod Bahay Squad Game

Within the show, the hosts announce when and how to register through the show's official registration website. One individual who has met the requirements is randomly selected. The hosts calls the winner during the segment to be later ordered to go out of their home to meet the segment's hosts. Together with their Barangay Squad, they will be given the mission to search specific items inside the house that are requested of them. If they complete their task in 90 seconds, they will win the prize they have picked from a set of envelopes. Whether the contestant wins or loses, they will still receive gifts from the sponsors.

Some episodes include Dabarkads from the studio audience playing the Squad Game. One individual holding the lucky chosen number will be given 60 seconds to gather as much materials that are requested of them from their fellow studio audience members. If they accomplish their mission, they will win the prize they have picked from a set of envelopes. In these episodes, the lucky caller is seperate from the lucky audience member.

Etymology

The name of the segment is taken from the famous phrase, "All for one and one for all", which is best known as the motto of the title characters in the book The Three Musketeers by the nineteenth-century French author Alexandre Dumas. The word "one" has been replaced with "Juan", the national personification of the Philippines that is often used to represent the "Filipino everyman". The segment is usually shortened to Juan for All, All for Juan, completely dropping the segment's subtitle. It could also be further simplified into J4A, A4J.

The segment was originally titled Juan for All, All for Juan: Bayanihan of d' Pipol in 2005. It adapted the same title when it made a comeback in February 2010. However, when the segment began to incorporate the Sugod Bahay portion in June 2010, Juan for All, All for Juan gradually focused on the Sugod Bahay portion as the highlight of the segment. Because of this new focus, the segment was officially renamed Juan for All, All for Juan: Sugod-Bahay sa Barangay in August 2010.

In October 2011, the official title of the segment was returned to Juan for All, All for Juan: Bayanihan of d' Pipol. The return of the original title reflects the segment's newfound purpose to promote communal unity or effort to achieve a particular objective for the betterment of society.

In 2019, the segment dropped the subtitle from its name. Its official title is now Juan for All, All for Juan.

In June 2020, the segment was retitled as Juan for All, All for Juan: Agad-Agad! in order to emphasize the rapid delivery of the cash prizes to the winners with help from the delivery services of the segment's sponsors Palawan Pawnshop and Grab Express.

In 2022, the original title was converted into the segment's subtitle. Despite the name change, Cash Landing on You (The New Juan for All, All for Juan) continued to give away prizes to lucky contestants similar to the Sugod Bahay portion, while keeping the new main game as similar to the Takbuhan portion. The title of the segment is a parody of the popular South Korean television series Crash Landing on You.

In February 2022, the segment was revamped to give importance to the segment interviews by giving it a new title of Juan for All, All for Juan: Parating Na Ang Swerte, which may also be associated to the recently concluded segment Parating Na Ang Pasko.

As COVID-19 restrictions started to lessen, the segment was retitled as Juan for All, All for Juan: Sugod Bulaga in July 2022 as the segment was able to return back to the streets and surprise both registered contestants and unsuspecting citizens outdoors and in studio.

The latest iteration of the segment is named Juan for All, All for Juan: Sugod Bahay Squad Game. The new segment title also parodies the title of the popular South Korean television series Squid Game.

Hosts

Below is a list of hosts who were involved in the presentation of the segment at some point in its run. This includes main, co-, substitute, and one-time presenters.

History

2005

Original title card in 2005

Juan for All, All for Juan first appeared as a segment on 5 February 2005, Eat Bulaga! developed the segment in order to visit barangay residents across the country who are tuned in to the noontime show.

The segment only had the Takbuhan portion, in which barangay residents must race to fill in the 100 numbered spots that are laid out on the streets in under a minute. If every single spot is filled and every single person brought in the correct item, the barangay residents who are standing on the numbered spots win a large cash prize, which is divided equally among the 100 winners who are standing on the numbered spots.

2010

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The segment made its comeback on 20 February 2010, adapting the same concept as the original version. The segment was officially titled Juan for All, All for Juan: Bayanihan of d' Pipol. The segment only had the Takbuhan portion, in which barangay residents must race to fill in the 100 (later 140) numbered spots that are laid out on the streets in under a minute. Once the numbered spots are filled in, the studio hosts will choose winners via a lottery by drawing four numbered balls from a fishbowl-type container. The four winners will received cash prizes each, usually ₱10,000. The rest of the barangay residents who are standing on the numbered spots receive ₱500.

2010–2011

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The Sugod Bahay portion began on June 2010. The very first barangay visited by the segment is Barangay 101, Zone 9, Caloocan City. In this new portion, one lucky barangay resident is randomly chosen by the hosts. The winner is awarded gifts and other cash prizes from the show and its sponsors. Wally Bayola and Jose Manalo were the only hosts of the segment. In August 2010, the title of the segment was officially changed to Juan for All, All for Juan: Sugod-Bahay sa Barangay since the primary focus of the segment became the new Sugod Bahay portion.

From time to time, various Eat Bulaga! hosts have joined Jose Manalo and Wally Bayola as hosts in the barangay, such as Ruby Rodriguez, Julia Clarete and Jimmy Santos. On 12 October 2010, Paolo Ballesteros was asked to host in the barangay for the first time when Wally developed sore eyes and was absent for a few days. When Wally returned, Paolo stayed and became the third mainstay barangay host of the segment, ultimately forming the comic trio of JoWaPao.

2011–2015

Segment juan for all

The title of the segment was once again returned to Juan for All, All for Juan: Bayanihan of d' Pipol. Until today, the segment's title has remained the same. Overtime, JoWaPao have been joined by various hosts of the noontime show. Some of them include Valerie Weigmann, Marian Rivera, and Dasuri Choi.

The original design of the studio was simply a small sari-sari tindahan placed on the side of the studio stage with most of the Eat Bulaga! hosts standing around the structure.

On 19 May 2014, the studio design was changed to resemble the studio of a news program with a long yellow table at the center of the stage and chairs for the main studio hosts. The change only allows three or four hosts to sit behind the table. The panel of studio hosts regularly consists of Tito Sotto, Vic Sotto, Joey de Leon, and Allan K.

Notable subsegments in this period include Suffer Sireyna and Problem Solving.

2015–2016

As the accidental loveteam AlDub exponentially increased in popularity, the duration of the original Juan for All, All for Juan shortened in order to give more focus and time for Kalyeserye. During the peak of the AlDub phenomenon, the characters of Kalyeserye alsobecame the hosts of the Sugod Bahay portion, usually Lola Nidora (played by Wally Bayola), Lola Tidora (played by Paolo Ballesteros), and Lola Tinidora (played by Jose Manalo), and Yaya Dub (played by Maine Mendoza). Because of the popularity of Yaya Dub and the tendency of fans to follow the segment's location, the hosts temporarily stopped announcing the name of the barangay for the safety of the crew and the actors.

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Design used on 24–26 August 2015

In the event that the characters must be in the Broadway Centrum for a major Kalyeserye happening, Juan for All, All for Juan: Bayanihan of d' Pipol will also be held inside the show's home studio. A random studio audience who has filled out a registration form is selected to be interviewed and to win the same gifts and cash prizes from the show and its sponsors.

Eventually, Maine Mendoza and Alden Richards joined JoWaPao as mainstay hosts of the Sugod Bahay portion. Anjo Yllana and Jimmy Santos were also assigned as hosts of the Takbuhan portion.

2017–2019

After the end of Kalyeserye, the segment returned to normal as Jose, Wally, and Paolo stopped dressing up as characters from Kalyeserye. However, Maine Mendoza and Alden Richards remained as regular hosts of the Sugod Bahay portion. In addition, the segment is no longer held at the noontime show's home studio.

Even though Kalyeserye ended, Anjo Yllana and Jimmy Santos also remained as hosts of the Takbuhan portion.

Overtime, other studio hosts began to join and accompany the Dabarkads in the barangay as well. Jose, Wally, Paolo, Maine, and Alden were able to host studio segments more and more as other hosts became comfortable in the barangay. Notably, Ryan Agoncillo became increasingly involved as a barangay host in 2019.

Notable subsegments in this period include Anong Status Mo? and #Artistahin.

2019–2020

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The whole structure of the segment was revamped beginning on 21 October 2019. Its title card, which has been unchanged since October 2011, has been completely redesigned with a more Christmas theme. The segment officially dropped the "Bayanihan of d' Pipol" subtitle, opting for a much shorter title.

The segment has suspended its Sugod Bahay portion. It is now focused on bringing the prizes to a lucky winner from the audience of APT Studios. Meanwhile, Prizes All the Way was revamped into the new barangay segment with the goal to reach remote communities with a roaming van on its nationwide tour.

On 8 January 2020, the Christmas theme of the titlecard was lessened, although the giftboxes and the red-and-green title remained the same. The format of the segment was also unchanged.


March–June 2020

Due to the global outbreak of the coronavirus, the management of Eat Bulaga! temporarily suspended the admission of a live studio audience at APT Studios beginning on 9 March 2020. The management's decision coincides with the Philippine government declaring a state of public health emergency following a confirmed local transmission of COVID-19. As a result, home viewers are instead given the chance to win the cash and prizes that are usually won from the segment.

At the beginning of the show, the hosts display a code on the screen which home viewers must then leave as a comment under a designated Facebook post along with their current location and a selfie.

One individual who has met the requirements is randomly selected. The hosts video calls the winner via Facebook Messenger during the segment for a brief interview before revealing the prizes that he/she won. The prizes are later delivered to the location of the winner.

As response to the Luzon-wide enhanced community quarantine starting 16 March 2020 that discouraged non-essential public activities and gatherings, the show suspended production of live episodes, and replays of classic Eat Bulaga! episodes were shown on its noontime timeslot.

Eight full Juan for All episodes and one production number were re-aired during the quarantine. Aside from the TV replays, Eat Bulaga! hosts interview the winners that appeared on the episodes on Facebook Live starting on June 2020.

2020 Juan for All, All for Juan replays during the COVID-19 pandemic
Replay date Memorable Moments Winner Original air date
2 April 2020 intro number of "EveryJuan sa Barangay" where all Eat Bulaga! hosts are in the barangay N/A 27 July 2019
23 April 2020 Juanito a.k.a. "Boy Kulit" and his jokes Juanito Camacho Jr. 26 December 2012
20 July 2012
29 April 2020 78-year-old solid Dabarkads winner Antonina Antonina Alcachupas 28 January 2019
1 June 2020 Jose falls on a dirty river while transporting to the winner's house using a balsa Marjorie Cuello 14 June 2016
2 June 2020 Wally, Paolo and Maine tries to lie in a coffin Arlando Ruz 8 March 2016
3 June 2020 Jose breaks the winner's refrigerator's door and faucet. Afterwards, Tito Sotto gave a brand new refrigerator. Amalia Recario 4 December 2010
4 June 2020 the mali-mali winner Madonna who then lived under a bridge Madonna Herrera 8 November 2013
5 June 2020 Jose, Wally and Paolo takes a bath in the rain while going to the winner's house Teresa Dayrit 3 July 2012
6 June 2020 Vic "super surprises" everybody by joining JoWaPao in the barangay for the first time. Vic also feeds Jose with bopis using his bare hands in response to a previous episode where Jose fed Wally in the same way. Zosima Corbilla 30 July 2011


June 2020–June 2021

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After a 3-month hiatus, Eat Bulaga! went live on 8 June 2020 after the government eased quarantine measures nationwide. Juan for All, All for Juan continued its March 2020 format where the hosts display a code on the screen which home viewers must then leave as a comment under a designated Facebook post along with their current location and a selfie.

Christmas edition titlecard

One individual who has met the requirements is randomly selected. The hosts video calls the winner via Facebook Messenger during the segment for a brief interview before revealing the prizes that he/she won. The prizes are later delivered to the location of the winner. Aside from the winner of sponsored prizes and cash, there are also multiple randomly selected winners of cash ranging from ₱5,000 to ₱10,000.

June 2021–January 2022

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On 11 June 2021, Cash Landing on You was reintroduced to the program as the new and more exciting iteration of Juan for All, All for Juan. The version borrows concepts from the popular party game "Bring Me". The full title of the iteration is Cash Landing on You (The New Juan for All, All for Juan).

The subtitle is a parody of the popular South Korean television series Crash Landing on You. The mechanics are as follows:

Each day, a celebrity player (called as the "captain") is invited to participate in the game from their home via Zoom video teleconference. They are joined by their "Cash Army" composed of two individuals who must search for the items needed to complete the task as well as a cameraman who must film the action. Prior to the actual game, the captain provides a brief tour of their house.

An Eat Bulaga! host throws a balloon toward a spike-filled ceiling, letting a piece of paper fall and land on the host. Written on the paper is the cash prize that the captain could win should they complete the task. Another host reveals the task assigned to the captain and their Cash Army. Within 90 seconds, the Cash Army must search for the items around the house and then bring it to their captain so they could show it to the camera. If the team successfully completes the mission, they win the jackpot prize. Otherwise, a consolation prize of ₱10,000 is provided.

The iteration lasted until 6 January 2022 when Eat Bulaga! suspended its live production for the third time due to the rapid emergence of the more infectious Omicron variant of SARS-CoV-2 in Metro Manila following the holiday celebrations.

February 2022–July 2022

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After Eat Bulaga! resumed its live production on 1 February 2022, the original interview format of Juan for All, All for Juan was reintroduced.

Viewers who registered for a chance to win were randomly selected each day and received a call from the segment's hosts. The winner is awarded gifts and other cash prizes from the show and its sponsors. The segment's new subtitle somewhat resembles the Parating Na Ang Pasko segment during the 2021 Christmas season.

January-February 2023

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This iteration of the segment was launched on 26 January 2023. Each episode, the home of a lucky registered viewer will be visited. Together with their Barangay Squad, they will be given the mission to search specific items inside the house that are requested of them. If they complete their task in 90 seconds, they will win the prize they have picked from a set of envelopes. Whether the contestant wins or loses, they will still receive gifts from the sponsors.

Some episodes include Dabarkads from the studio audience playing the Squad Game. One audience member holding the lucky chosen number will be given 60 seconds to gather as much materials that are requested of them from their fellow studio audience members. If they accomplish their mission, they will win the prize they have picked from a set of envelopes. In these episodes, the lucky caller is seperate from the lucky audience member.

The segment's format is similar to the June 2021 iteration of the segment named Cash Landing on You. It is also similar to the original format of the Sugod Bahay portion where contestants were also tasked to find specific house items.

The new Sugod Bahay Squad Game format aired simultaneously with the Sugod Bulaga format before it aired its last episode on 21 February 2023.

July 2022-May 2023

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With the decrease of COVID-19 cases in the country, the show decided to revive a barangay segment during the week of its 43rd anniversary. Starting 28 July 2022, the hosts started going out on the streets. Unlike before, the hosts were not stationed to a specific barangay; thus, the name was changed from Sugod Bahay to Sugod Bulaga.

Instead of barangay residents, viewers who registered on the show's official registration site for a chance to win were randomly selected each day will receive a call and a visit from the segment's hosts. In the case that the chosen winner is not easily accessible to the staff, they are only given a call by the hosts, similar to the previous Parating Na Ang Swerte format. Whether a winner is visited by the hosts or not, the winner is still awarded gifts and other cash prizes from the show and its sponsors. For episodes where a winner is not visited, hosts interview studio audiences or go throughout various public locations in Luzon to give away m-oney.

Theme song


All for Juan, Juan for All
Bayanihan of D'Pipol (Bayanihan of D' Pipol!)
All for Juan, Juan for All
Bayanihan of D'Pipol (Bayanihan of D' Pipol!)

All for Juan, Juan for All
Mga Pinoy, lahat magtipon-tipon
Sama-sama
Sabay-sabay magkapit-bisig
Magkaagapay, aming dala'y pag-ibig

Dito mananalo ang lahat sa pagkakaisa
Masang Pilipino, tara na't mabulaga
Tulong-tulong, tumutulong
Maisulong buong barangay
Sa Bulaga, kaaway natin hindi mapalagay

Juan for All ang barangay
Juan for All, lahat sabay-sabay
Sumigaw sabay-sabay talon
Mabulaga kayo hanggang ngayon


Juan for all, here we go!
All for Juan, all for Juan, yeah
All for Juan, all for Juan

All for Juan, Juan for all
Bayanihan of D' Pipol (Bayanihan of D' Pipol)
All for Juan, Juan for all
Bayanihan of D' Pipol (Bayanihan of D' Pipol)

Magbayanihan tayo
Magbayanihan tayo
Magbayanihan tayo
Magbayanihan tayo
All for Juan, Juan for all
All for Juan

All for Juan, Juan for all
Bayanihan of the people
(All for Juan, all for Juan)

All for Juan, Juan for all
Bayanihan of D' Pipol
(All for Juan, all for Juan)

All for Juan, Juan for all
Bayanihan of D' Pipol
(All for Juan, all for Juan)

All for Juan, Juan for all
Bayanihan of D' Pipol
(All for Juan, all for Juan)

Trivia

  • The Sugod Bahay portion began on 29 June 2010. The very first barangay that was visited by the segment is Barangay 101, Zone 9, Caloocan City.
  • The very first winner of the Sugod Bahay portion is Lily Guevarra. She lives on 10th Avenue, Caloocan City.
  • The oldest person that was visited by the segment is 102-year-old Romana Manuel. She was featured on the segment when the Sugod Bahay Gang visited Brgy. Santa Lucia, Calumpit, Bulacan on 6 July 2017. After the said episode was replayed on 17 January 2022 due to a surge of cases during the COVID-19 pandemic, it was later revealed that she had passed away on 13 January 2022.
  • Four of the five Bossing's Savings card were accidentally revealed after a slip-of-the-tongue error made by either the hosts or the winner. Bossing's Savings #3 contains ₱8,000, while Bossing's Savings #1, #4 and #5 contain ₱10,000. However, according to the hosts, the amount on the cards either shuffles or changes everyday.

Footnotes

  1. After the special guesting of Coney Reyes during the 43rd anniversary of Eat Bulaga!, Ice Seguerra followed suit and appeared as a guest co-host a week later on 6 August 2022.
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