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Love Spell

A Philippine fantasy-romance anthology with a new couple each season.

Love Spell

Love Spell is a Philippine fantasy and romance-based television program that aired on ABS-CBN from July 9, 2006, to March 23, 2008. The series presented a different love story each season, featuring a new couple in every installment. It was later made available for streaming on the Jeepney TV YouTube Channel.

Quick Facts

Creator
ABS-CBN Corporation
Director
Various
Starring
Various Artists
Runtime
60 minutes
Country
Philippines
Language
Filipino
Network
ABS-CBN
First Aired
2006-07-09
Last Aired
2008-03-23
Num Episodes
86
Open Theme
"Mahiwagang Pag-ibig", by Aldred Gatchalian (July 2006–January 2008)

Facts from the source article.

Lore & Background

Love Spell aired on ABS-CBN from July 9, 2006, to March 23, 2008, as a fantasy and romance-based program. Each season told a distinct love story with a new couple, often incorporating magical or supernatural elements such as body swaps, love potions, genies, enchanted cameras, and mannequins coming to life. The series was structured as an anthology with seasonal story arcs, though the exact number of seasons is not consistently four in official sources. Multiple episodes aired per season, each featuring its own title and cast.

Notable actors who appeared across the seasons include Kim Chiu, Gerald Anderson, Shaina Magdayao, Rayver Cruz, Maja Salvador, Angelica Panganiban, Anne Curtis, Zanjoe Marudo, and Sarah Geronimo, among others. The stories ranged from a girl turning into a boy after a curse ("My Boy, My Girl") to a mannequin brought to life by lightning ("Barbi-Cute"). The series concluded on March 23, 2008; the episode "Sweet Sixty," starring Sarah Geronimo and Oyo Boy Sotto, aired earlier on February 10, 2008, as a standalone episode and was not the series finale.

Reader's Guide

Love Spell is significant as a Philippine television anthology that blended fantasy and romance across multiple self-contained seasons, allowing for varied storytelling and rotating casts. It aired on the major network ABS-CBN during a period when fantasy-romance series were popular in Philippine television. The show's format—each season introducing a new couple and a unique magical premise—provided a platform for both established and rising actors. Its availability on the Jeepney TV YouTube Channel has allowed new audiences to access the series after its original broadcast. The anthology's structure, with episodes such as "My Boy, My Girl," "Wanted: Mr. Perfect," and "Charm & Crystal," reflects a trend in early 2000s Philippine television toward episodic romantic fantasies. While the series ended in 2008, its streaming presence has contributed to its continued relevance among fans of Philippine fantasy-romance programming.

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