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3 Brothers January 28, 2012 Replay
3 Brothers stars Ahn Nae Sang as Keith, Oh Dae Gyu as Ervic and Lee Joon Hyuk as Lionel, the three sons of a police officer each having their won stories and conflicts. The 3 Brothers is topping the ratings in its timeslot when it aired last 2009 in Korea.
Watch more of 3 Brothers Lady Jan. 28, 2012 episode replay below.
Maynila January 28, 2012 Replay
Maynila is a television drama that has been broadcast on Philippine television since 2000. It is a weekly drama anthology of inspiring stories of people who are having love problems. The show is hosted by former Manila mayor and the former secretary of DENR, Lito Atienza.
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