List of Maging Sino Ka Man Episodes

List Of Maging Sino Ka Man Episodes

The following is a complete list of episodes from the ABS-CBN primetime drama series Maging Sino Ka Man.

The pilot episode, which introduced the main characters of the TV series, aired as a 1.5 hour special on October 6, 2006. Regular primetime broadcast began three days later on October 9.

A total of 164 episodes aired in this series. The final episode was aired on May 25, 2007. This list is ordered by the original airdates in the Philippines.

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