Sheryl Cruz - Television Shows

Television Shows

Year Title Role Network
2012 Walang Hanggan Young Virginia "Henya" Cruz ABS-CBN
2012 Isang Dakot Na Luha Helga TV5
2011 Ikaw Lang Ang Mamahalin Amara Luna Fuentebella GMA Network
2011 Mga Nagbabagang Bulaklak Rosal Flores TV5
2011 Babaeng Hampaslupa young Helena See TV5
2011 Untold Stories Mula Sa Face To Face: Sa Piling ng Kaaway Nenita TV5
2010–2011 Grazilda Fabiola GMA Network
2010–2011 Ang Yaman ni Lola Atty. Kimberly Hechanova Cabagnot GMA Network
2010 Langit sa Piling Mo Alma Flores GMA Network
2010 Diz Iz It Guest Celebrity Judge GMA Network
2009–2010 Sine Novela: Tinik Sa Dibdib Rita Domingo GMA Network
2009 Rosalinda Donya Valeria Altamirano GMA Network
2009 SRO Cinemaserye: Ganti Ng Puso Viola Ojeda GMA Network
2008–2009 Luna Mystika Alice Sagrado GMA Network
2008 Komiks Presents: Varga Xandra ABS-CBN
2007 Princess Sarah Miss Amanda Minchin ABS-CBN
2007 Mga Mata ni Anghelita Magdalena GMA Network
2007 Sinasamba Kita Divina Ferrer GMA Network
2006 Bakekang Valeria Arevalo GMA Network
2006 Now and Forever: Tinig Selena GMA Network
2005 Now and Forever: Ganti Samantha GMA Network
2004 Startalk guest-host GMA Network
2004 Mulawin Linang GMA Network
2004 Magpakailanman: Jinky Oda Story Jinky Oda GMA Network
1993 Haybol Rambol Various GMA Network
1992 Billy Bilyonaryo Various GMA Network
1981–1996 Lovingly Yours, Helen GMA Network
1986–1993 Lunch Date Host GMA Network
1985 Saturday Entertainment host GMA Network
1986–1996 That's Entertainment Wednesday group GMA Network
1978–1997 GMA Supershow co-host of German Moreno GMA Network

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