Let's Ask Pilipinas

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Let's Ask Pilipinas
Title card
Genre	Game show
Created by	Jeff Apploff
Developed by	Jeff Apploff Casey Green Ben Betts Todd Stevens Jim Paratore
Directed by	Conci Flores
Presented by	Aga Muhlach (Season 1 and 2) Ogie Alcasid (Season 3)
Country of origin	Philippines
Original language	Tagalog
No. of episodes	200
Production
Executive producer	Rose Camia
Production locations	TV5 Studio B, Novaliches, Quezon City
Running time	30 minutes
Production companies	TV5 Network E. W. Scripps Company Telepictures Warner Bros. Television
Original release
Network	TV5
Release	October 14, 2013 (2013-10-14) – November 21, 2014 (2014-11-21)
Related
Let's Ask America

Let's Ask Pilipinas was a Philippine television game show created by Telepictures, based on the American television game show Let's Ask America. It was aired from October 14, 2013 to November 21, 2014 on TV5. It was hosted by Aga Muhlach on its first and second season. The show was part of the Everyday All the Way weekday primetime block.^[1] The show returned on July 7, 2014 on its third season as part of TV5's noontime block and was hosted by Ogie Alcasid.

In Round 1, there are four contestants, and each of them will attempt to answer the three multiple-choice questions. In this round, questions will have two possible answers. The host will first read the two answers and then follow with the question to be answered. Then, all four contestants will have approximately 30 seconds to write down their answers on to the card stock included in their game kits. Once all contestants have verbally acknowledged that they have written down their answers, the host will ask them each to reveal their answers in a sequence determined by producers. Then the host will reveal the correct answer. Each contestant that answered the question correctly will be awarded the prize money assigned for that question. Contestants who answered incorrectly will receive no prize money. After the correct answer to the first question has been revealed, all four contestants will receive the next question. The host will reveal the correct answer to the next questions, and any money earned will be assigned to the proper contestants. The contestant with the least amount of money at the end of the round (or the loser of the tiebreaker challenge, if applicable) will be eliminated and will not receive any prize money earned before elimination. The three contestants with the most money at the end of the round will advance to Round 2.

Round 2 is the same, with three possible answers. Again, the player with the least money is eliminated empty-handed.

Round 3 is the same, but now there are four possible answers to choose from. The higher-scoring player wins the game.

If there's a tie at the end of each round (for second, third or fourth in the first two rounds; for first in the last) the tied players will play a special game. The tied players will do a scavenger hunt race for the correct answer to a survey question. When the host says "GO", they start the race. The last-place player will be eliminated and the highest scoring player(s) advances.

Before the break the player will write his/her wager, then will face another 4-option question. He/she has to answer it in 30 seconds. Giving the correct answer will add the money equal to his/her wager, but an incorrect answer loses the wager. However, if a player wagers all of their money and answers correctly, his/her wager pays 5:1; if he/she is wrong while wagering everything, they win nothing. The maximum top prize is ₱300,000.

• Official website