I Am KC
I Am KC is the first Philippine drama anthology series of KC Concepcion.[1] It premiered on March 29, 2008 to April 19, 2008 on ABS-CBN. In this show, KC showcases her different talents in acting.
| I Am KC | |
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| Genre | Anthology, drama | 
| Created by | ABS-CBN Corporation | 
| Directed by | Wenn Deramas Andoy Ranay Jerry Lopez Sineneng Johnny Manahan | 
| Starring | KC Concepcion | 
| Country of origin | Philippines | 
| Original language | Filipino | 
| No. of episodes | 4 | 
| Production | |
| Running time | 39 minutes | 
| Release | |
| Original network | ABS-CBN | 
| Picture format | 480i (SDTV) | 
| Original release | March 29 – April 19, 2008 | 
Episodes
    
    Bb. Palengke
    
- Cast: KC Concepcion, Ai-Ai Delas Alas, and Jake Cuenca
- Additionals cast: Rubi Rubi and Empoy Marquez and Vice Ganda
- Directed by: Wenn Deramas
Yes, Sir!
    
- Cast: KC Concepcion, Luis Manzano, and Albert Martinez
- Additionals cast: Gina Pareño, Stella Cañete
- Directed by: Andoy Ranay
Story: Kate is a workaholic who is bent on taking care of her ailing grandmother, portrayed by veteran actress Gina Pareño. Expectedly, Kate's dedication to her job puts a strain on her relationship with Burdoy (Luis Manzano). Determined to put her career first and spend more time in the office, Kate ultimately develops a close friendship with her boss Ed (Albert Martinez). In a crucial business meeting, Kate saves the day by using her natural wit and charm. This makes Ed grow fond of her. The boss-employee friendship will consequently open the doors for wonderful life lessons and the real meaning of happiness.
Time's Up!
    
- Cast: KC Concepcion and Makisig Morales [2]
- Additionals cast: Zanjoe Marudo, Jiro Manio, Joshua Cadelina, Matteo Guidicelli, Gardo Versoza
- Special Participation: Allan Paule and Al Tantay
- Directed by: Jerry Lopez Sineneng
Love 2 Dance
    
(Mega Manila rating: 20.8% vs Pinoy Idol: 20.0%)
- Cast: KC Concepcion and Vhong Navarro
- Additionals cast: G-force, Kitkat, Mico Palanca, John Arcilla
- Special Participation: Victor Basa
- Directed by: Johnny Manahan
References