The entry of two new shows last night, June 29, hardly affected the ranking of the Top 10 primetime programs, based on the latest survey of Taylor Nelson Sofres (TNS) among national households.

The Wedding, the new primetime series of Anne Curtis on ABS-CBN, replaced Kris Aquino's game show Pinoy Bingo Night. The romantic comedy series posted a rating of 22 percent on its debut to take the ninth spot in the primetime race.

GMA-7's early primetime offering All My Life, featuring the tandem of Aljur Abrenica and Kris Bernal, took the timeslot of the game show Hole in the Wall, which moved to an earlier timeslot. The romantic drama series premiered with 17.2 percent, just missing the Top 10 at No. 11.

Meanwhile, May Bukas Pa (39.5 percent) regained top slot from Only You, which topped the primetime race last Friday, June 26. Only You slipped back to No. 2 by virtue of its 38.3 percent rating, followed by Tayong Dalawa (36.8 percent), TV Patrol World (34.6 percent), and Boys Over Flowers (27.5 percent).

All Top 5 programs are from ABS-CBN.

Zorro led the campaign of GMA-7 programs with 25.3 percent to take sixth place; followed by the other Kapuso shows Totoy Bato and 24 Oras. Another Kapuso show, Adik Sa 'Yo, completed the Top 10.

Kapamilya programs also dominated the daytime race, with Wowowee leading the pack as it generated a 24.8 percent rating.

ABS-CBN afternoon soaps Kambal Sa Uma and Precious Hearts Romances Presents Bud Brothers took the second and third slots with 24.6 percent and 17.7 percent, respectively.

GMA-7's noontime show Eat Bulaga! came in fourth with 16.9 percent, while Love Or Bread was in fifth with 16.3 percent.

Completing the Top 10 are Mr. Bean, Kung Aagawin Mo ang Lahat Sa Akin, Ngayon at Kailanman, Naruto Shippuuden, and Pilipinas, Game KNB?.

JUNE 28. Rated K once again topped the primetime race last Sunday, June 28, with 29.9 percent; four other Kapamilya shows took the rest of the Top 5. These are The Singing Bee (25.6 percent), Sharon (24.4 percent), Goin' Bulilit (19.2 percent), and George and Cecil (18.8 percent).

The bottom half was occupied by the following GMA-7 shows: Mel & Joey, Kap's Amazing Stories, Power of 10, All Star K, and Ful Haus.

In the daytime race, ASAP '09 maintained its lead despite showing re-runs from its previous episodes. The musical-variety show posted a rating of 17.8 percent.

The last episode of Your Song Presents Boystown came in second with 15.5 percent, followed by The Buzz (13.7 percent), SOP (13.4 percent), and Matanglawin (12.3 percent) to complete the Top 5.

JUNE 27. Maalaala Mo Kaya held on to its position as the No. 1 Saturday primetime program with 29.7 percent, followed by The Singing Bee (29.4 percent), Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho (24.9 percent), Nasaan Ka, Maruja? (24.5 percent), and XXX (22 percent).