Doble Kara

This article is about the Philippine television drama. For the Italian thriller film, see Double Face.

Doble Kara
File:Doble Kara-titlecard.jpg
Genre	Melodrama Romantic drama Family drama Comedy
Created by	Rondel P. Lindayag Erick C. Salud
Developed by	Roldeo T. Endrinal Julie Anne R. Benitez
Written by	Danica Mae S. Domingo David Franche Diuco Hazel Karyl Madanguit Liendro Candelaria Detrick Saberola
Directed by	Emmanuel "Manny" Q. Palo Jon S. Villarin Erick C. Salud Trina N. Dayrit Jojo A. Saguin
Starring	Julia Montes Carmina Villarroel Mylene Dizon Ariel Rivera Sam Milby John Lapus Maxene Magalona Edgar Allan Guzman Rayver Cruz
Theme music composer	Vehnee Saturno
Opening theme	Ikaw Ay Ako by Klarisse de Guzman and Morissette Amon (seasons 1–6) Ikaw Ay Ako by Lyca Gairanod and Elha Nympha (seasons 4–6)
Country of origin	Philippines
Original languages	Filipino English Japanese
No. of seasons	6
No. of episodes	381 (list of episodes)
Production
Executive producers	Hazel Bolisay-Parfan Maya Manuel-Aralar
Producer	Erick C. Salud
Production locations	Pampanga, Philippines Manila, Philippines Nagoya, Japan
Cinematography	Jafet Tutanes Gerardo Jacinto
Editor	Marion Bautista
Running time	30-45 minutes
Production company	Dreamscape Entertainment Television
Original release
Network	ABS-CBN
Release	August 24, 2015 (2015-08-24) – February 10, 2017 (2017-02-10)

Doble Kara (Lit: Double Faced / English: Double Kara) is a 2015 Philippine melodrama television series, directed by Emmanuel Q. Palo, Trina N. Dayrit, and Jojo A. Saguin. The series stars Royal Princess of Drama Julia Montes in a dual role, as Kara Dela Rosa and Sara Suarez, together with an ensemble cast consisting of Carmina Villarroel, Mylene Dizon, Ariel Rivera, Allen Dizon, Sam Milby, Alicia Alonzo, Maxene Magalona, Edgar Allan Guzman, and John Lapus. The series premiered on ABS-CBN's Kapamilya Gold afternoon block and worldwide on The Filipino Channel on August 24, 2015, to February 10, 2017, replacing Pinoy Big Brother: 737 GOLD.

The first book, which spans three seasons, focuses on the life of Kara and Sara and how jealousy and identity test their sisterhood, and how they are exposed to various revenge plans by Lucille. The second book is about Kara and her husband, Sebastian Acosta, starting a new life together, while Sara begins life again in Japan. The twins both have daughters, Isabella and Rebecca. Until twists changed then when Rebecca died and Sara returned to the Philippines and unexpectedly, a suspect ruins her relationship with Kara after the suspect kidnaps Isabella and gives her to Sara. As the truth blooms, their sisterhood is more than tested competing as the mother of Isabella. Not knowing who is manipulating them, there is only one person who tries to ruin their family, their sister-in-law, Alex, Seb's sister.

Doble Kara was met with both mostly positive reviews and strong ratings. The series garnered three PMPC Star Award nominations, winning the Best Daytime Drama Series and two acting nominations for Julia Montes and Carmina Villarroel. In addition, the series received multiple award wins, including a TV Series Craze Award for Best Daytime TV Series, an ALTA Media Icon Award for Best Daytime Drama Series, and a Gawad Tanglaw Award for Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series for Montes.

Series overview

Main article: List of Doble Kara episodes

The story revolves around identical twin sisters who grew up in a happy family in spite of being poor and whose lives will be intertwined because of love, identity, deceit, ambition, and wealth when destiny teasingly compels to separate their lives.

Season	Episodes		Originally released
			First released	Last released
1	55		August 24, 2015 (2015-08-24)	November 6, 2015 (2015-11-06)
2	50		November 9, 2015 (2015-11-09)	January 15, 2016 (2016-01-15)
3	68		January 18, 2016 (2016-01-18)	April 22, 2016 (2016-04-22)
4	83		April 25, 2016 (2016-04-25)	August 19, 2016 (2016-08-19)
5	105		August 22, 2016 (2016-08-22)	January 13, 2017 (2017-01-13)
6	20		January 16, 2017 (2017-01-16)	February 10, 2017 (2017-02-10)

Season 1 (2015)

Main article: Doble Kara (season 1)

Identical twin sisters Kara and Sara were separated during their childhood due to Kara's urgent need of cure for leukemia. Laura and Ishmael had to give Kara to her real father, Antonio, and his wife Lucille whom she thought that Kara was just adopted. Lucille welcomed and loved Kara with all her heart, despite her secrets. The couple brought Kara to America to have her treatment for leukemia. Fourteen years later, Kara returns to her hometown and successfully finds her family, while Sara hungrily reaches for her dreams. Antonio made Kara torn between a hard choice; not to see her family anymore. Sara also becomes romantically involved with Edward. Several situations occurred with Lucille and Antonio mistaking Sara for as Kara.

Season 2 (2015–16)

Main article: Doble Kara (season 2)

Rivalry arises between them with both twins fighting for their rights and ownership. But even so, Kara's love for her sister is unconditional as she gives everything to Sara to make her happy and satisfied, even knowing her sister has started to be more evil. Sara began to be much more materialistic and scheming, and persistently fights for her rights as the "legal daughter" of Antonio. This later started a hefty and exasperating rivalry between Sara and Lucille. Sara started to covet for highly luxurious properties, desiring to outclass Kara for all the lavishness she used to have, and even induced Antonio to buy her own house to make up for all those years she suffered in scarcity.

After the struggles that Kara has faced, every pieces of their family's secrets are finally discovered by Lucille who had known nothing about her family's well-kept secrets because of Sara's intentional declaration and evil schemes. It becomes worse for Lucille when another secret from her mother is about to shock her when she meets her conniving and two-faced half-sister Alex and half-brother Sebastian.

Season 3 (2016)

Main article: Doble Kara (season 3)

Alex and Sebastian made a promise to get back the money which their father supposedly left for them. Alex would do everything to retrieve back what is rightfully theirs. Now, Lucille is against them as well until several circumstances will change their lives when Alex becomes even more desperate for money and she is determined to strike vengeance against Lucille. Eventually, Lucille turned the tables next to her favors when she started a connivance with Alex and assured to pay her handsomely in exchange for her services.

Sara is still hopeless to get back the money from Lucille since she already gave it to Alex. Sara catches Alex but she freely escaped from them but then she was kidnapped by a man ordered by Lucille. The day of confrontation in the court is about to come and Alex is ready to unveil the truth about what really happened to her. Afraid to tell the truth, Alex made a decision not to disclose what really happened to her. In exchange of her silence, Alex was rewarded by Lucille with wealth and money. Sara's dissatisfaction and envy arises again and before Kara and Seb's wedding, Sara seduces her sister's soon-to-be-husband and once more begs for his love but Seb proves that his love is only for Kara.

Season 4 (2016)

Main article: Doble Kara (season 4)

A deranged Lucille who keeps on seeing Antonio as an apparition continues with her agenda in ruining the Suarez and taking Kara back to her arms. Lucille, desperate to retrieve back her only daughter and sole memory of Antonio, committed a crime of arson and set the house of the Suarez on fire. She was later pleaded guilty for the crimes she deliberately committed including the accident experienced by the Suarez during their holiday vacation. Instead of imprisoning her, Lucille was instituted by the court in a mental hospital as she was suffering from a late-onset schizophrenia. Hoping to find Edward, the father of her unborn child, Sara went to Japan, but failed miserably just as Chloe (Patricia Javier), believing that Sara would only bring her son misery and pain, led Sara astray and forced Edward to migrate in South Korea. Sara, with the help of a friend, decided to work and start her life anew in Japan for her baby instead.

Both babies are born, christened as Rebecca and Isabella. However, Sara mourned and grieved as Rebecca shortly died after her birth. After the misfortunes Sara had experienced in Japan, she went home to the Philippines, but chose not to return to her family, thinking that she'll only be a hindrance and be judged by her family because of her wrong decisions in life again. Not long after Isabella's few months, she was unfortunately separated from Kara and Seb which causes a family problem to the Suarez. Nobody knows who intended to kidnap the child and not stopping to search for her. Isabella was left in front of Sara's house under unknown circumstances and she took maternal care for her. Nowhere else to go, Sara was taken in by Cynthia in her Club Felicidad where Sara and Isabella spend over the following years.

Season 5 (2016–17)

Main article: Doble Kara (season 5)

One night during Becca's celebration for becoming part of Edward's commercial, Chloe, reveals the truth to Edward and the Suarez family. Alex pleased of what fate is doing to Sara, starts to be in triumph due to Sara's misery. Her plan is working when the secrets are revealed and the Suarezes will destroy themselves little by little, and Kara and Sara's relationship will be ruined forever. Kara finds out that Becca is actually her long-lost daughter, who was kidnapped many years ago.

After Sara was pleaded guilty for kidnapping Isabella, she escaped and tries to prove her innocence with the help of Lola Caring, Kengkay, Rona, and Nancy. She is later proven innocent and her relationship with Kara is fixed. The Suarezes then live a happy life without Alex's annoying deferral and evil schemes against them.

Season 6 (2017)

Main article: Doble Kara (season 6)

Three months later, Kara and Sara and the whole Suarez family is finally living in peace now that Alex is abroad. Sebastian continues to worry of Alex's state in spite of what she has done. Kara, who wants her family to move on, makes a rule that the whole Suarez family is forbidden to mention Alex's name, to avoid further complications. Meanwhile, Alex, who is currently in Malaysia, gives birth and starts her road to revenge against the Suarezes.

Banjo visits Sara and convinces her to go on a date with him one last time. As they get in the car, Sara notices and finds Alex. An outrageous chase happens and the two got into a wreck. Kara and Sebastian got informed and they send police men to arrest Alex. While waiting, Sara and Banjo have a heart-to-heart talk and finally confess their feelings for each other, while Banjo calls Cynthia and says his final goodbye. Sara escapes to seek help, but as the tragedy struck, the car falls into the gorge and explodes ending Banjo's life. Rebecca and Sara mourn for Banjo's death and, unfortunately, Cynthia blames Sara for Banjo's death and creates a scene at his wake, forcefully drags Sara out and blurting out ill thoughts against her. During Banjo's burial, Rebecca and Kara pay their respects for Banjo, while Sara begs for Cynthia's forgiveness. Also, after being confronted by Sara as a set up by Cynthia and accidentally shooting Seb in the head, Alex pretends to be deranged as part of her plan to escape jail and gets reunited with her half-sister Lucille in a mental institution, and uses Lucille as a tool to resume all of her evil schemes against Kara and Sara's family.

Cast and characters

Main article: List of Doble Kara characters

Main

• Julia Montes as Kara Dela Rosa-Acosta / Sara Suarez-Ligaya
• Carmina Villarroel as Lucille Acosta-Dela Rosa (seasons 1–4, 6)
• Mylene Dizon as Laura Hipolito-Suarez
• Ariel Rivera as Ishmael Suarez (seasons 1–4)
• Allen Dizon as Antonio Dela Rosa (seasons 1–2, supporting; seasons 3–4, 6, special guest)
• Sam Milby as Sebastian "Seb" Acosta (seasons 2–6)
• John Lapus as Ninang Itoy "Nangshie" Delgado (seasons 1–4, supporting; seasons 5–6, main)
• Maxene Magalona as Alexandra "Alex" Acosta-Hernandez (seasons 2–4, guest; seasons 5–6, main)
• Edgar Allan Guzman as Edward Cabrera-Ligaya (seasons 1–2, supporting; season 3, recurring; season 4, supporting; seasons 5–6, main)
• Rayver Cruz as Banjo Manrique "Idol" (season 4, recurring; seasons 5–6, main)

Supporting

• Alicia Alonzo as Barbara Salgado-Acosta
• Anjo Damiles as Andrew "Andy" Delgado
• Mickey Ferriols as Cynthia Manrique "Mother" (season 4, recurring; seasons 5–6, supporting)
• Gloria Sevilla as Yaya Anita (seasons 1–4)
• Krystal Mejes as Isabella Acosta / Rebecca "Becca" Suarez (seasons 4–6)
• Myel de Leon as Hannah Acosta (seasons 4–6)
• Patricia Javier as Chloe Cabrera (seasons 1–4, recurring; season 5, supporting)
• Polo Ravales as Julio Hernandez (season 4, guest; season 5, supporting)
• Nash Aguas as Paolo Acosta (season 4, recurring; seasons 5–6, supporting)
• Alexa Ilacad as Patricia Hernandez (season 4, recurring; seasons 5–6, supporting)
• Roxanne Barcelo as Gia Jefferson (season 1-4) recurring; [Sara's Best Friend]
• Valerie Concepcion as Ariana Barretto (season 3, recurring season 1) [Kara's Best Friend]

Recurring

• Alora Sasam as Camille Rose "CR" Sanchez
• Loren Burgos as Olivia "Ms. O." Ou (seasons 1–4)
• Michael Conan as Emilio (seasons 1–3)
• Jason Fernandez as Jayson (seasons 1–4)
• Chrisha Uy as Jessica (seasons 1–4)
• Chiqui del Carmen as Lourdes (season 2)
• Joe Vargas as Elvis (seasons 2–6)
• Yesha Camile as Mikay (season 2)
• Amy Nobleza as Bebeng (season 2)
• Jay Chan Marquez as Greg Borromeo (season 3)
• Andrew Gan as Jeremy (seasons 4–5)
• Luis Hontiveros as Patrick (seasons 4–5)
• Joseph Ison as Gabo (seasons 5–6)
• Marx Topacio as Bogart (seasons 5–6)
• Jeff Luna as Adolfo (season 6)

Guest

• Maritess Joaquin as Kristina Valera (season 1)
• Dexie Daulat as Vianne Valera (season 1)
• Ramon Christopher Gutierrez as Congressman Dante Ligaya (season 1)
• Frances Makil-Ignacio as Susan Ligaya (season 1)
• Shey Bustamante as Xen (season 1)
• Maila Gumila as Lorena Acosta (season 2)
• Eslove Briones as Eric (season 2)
• Jerry O'Hara as Suarez family's Attorney (seasons 3–6)
• Mikey Caffrey as Company Assistant (season 3)
• David Chua as Nestor Magdalang (seasons 3–4)
• Hannah Ledesma as Apple (season 3)
• Markki Stroem as Frank (season 3)
• Arisa Suzuki as Mikasa (season 4)
• Kathleen Hermosa as Andrea (seasons 4–5)
• Cristine Yao as Madeleine "Dina" Nicholas
• Noel Colet as Mr. Joaquin Delgado (season 4)
• Cristine Yao as Madeleine "Dina" Nicholas (seasons 4–6)
• Sunshine Garcia as Nancy (season 5)
• Maria Isabel Lopez as Rona Mallari (season 5)
• Kristel Fulgar as Kristine Mae "Kengkay" Dalisay (season 5)
• Odette Khan as Caridad "Lola Caring" Lacsamana (season 5)
• Simon Ibarra as SPO1 Leandro Arellano (seasons 5–6)

Special participation

• Irma Adlawan as Esmeralda "Aling Esme" Hipolito (season 1)
• Avery Balasbas as young Kara Dela Rosa / Sara Suarez (season 1)
• Marco Pingol as young Edward Cabrera-Ligaya (season 2)
• Harvey Bautista as young Andrew "Andy" Delgado (season 1)
• Trajan Moreno as young Sebastian "Seb" Acosta (season 2)
• Alyanna Angeles as young Alexandra "Alex" Acosta (season 2)
• Jacqui Leus as Body double of Julia Montes

Production

Casting

After doing so many roles that are not normal for my age, I can really say that this is the most challenging project that has been given to me. I have to dedicate not only my heart and soul, but also myself as whole for this series.

—Lead actress Julia Montes on her dual roles

In April 2015, it was announced that Julia Montes had been given the first title role of the show. Hazel Parfan, the executive producer of the show, said they concocted the project with Montes in mind. Created as polar opposites, Montes had to change clothes, change makeup, and switch personas several times for her respective roles as Kara and Sara. Afterwards, more castings were confirmed, including Mylene Dizon, Ariel Rivera, Allen Dizon, Edgar Allan Guzman, John Lapus, Gloria Sevilla, Patricia Javier, and Alora Sasam. Bing Loyzaga and Enchong Dee were originally part of the main cast for the roles of Lucille Dela Rosa and Andy Delgado. They were later replaced by Carmina Villarroel and Anjo Damiles.

In November 2015, it was announced that Sam Milby and Maxene Magalona would also be joining the cast as one of Kara's (Montes) love interests and Sebastian's (Milby) sister, respectively. After the third-season finale, it was announced on April 22, 2016, that child actresses Krystal Mejes and Myel De Leon were cast in the second book and fourth season of the series as Isabella Acosta/Rebecca Suarez and Hannah Acosta, respectively.

Scheduling

The series was initially meant to be part of ABS-CBN's Primetime Bida evening block as announced on Bandila news program, declaring that Montes will be coming back on primetime. However, in a last minute change, the time slot was moved as part of Kapamilya Gold afternoon block, replacing Pinoy Big Brother: 737 GOLD, which is the schedule time after FlordeLiza and subsequently after It's Showtime.

Music

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The theme song, "Ikaw Ay Ako", composed by songwriter Vehnee Saturno, was sung by The Voice of the Philippines runner-up Klarisse de Guzman and semifinalist Morissette Amon. The song was originally composed for the television series Doble Kara. A second rendition of the song was covered by The Voice Kids grand champions Lyca Gairanod and Elha Nympha for the series' second book. The songs, from different Dreamscape Productions such as Ang Probinsyano's "Wag Ka Nang Umiyak" and "Basta't Kasama Kita", On the Wings of Love and And I Love You So's own title musics, and Nathaniel's "Lupa Man Ay Langit Na Rin", were compiled into one album.

The soundtrack album was released by Star Records on September 26, 2015, during It's Showtime's Kapamilya Day, held at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.

Dreamscape Televisions of Love (Volume 1)

No.	Title	Performer(s)	Length
1.	"Lupa Man Ay Langit Na Rin"	Erik Santos	5:00
2.	"On the Wings of Love"	Kyla	4:34
3.	"Wag Ka Nang Umiyak"	Gary Valenciano	5:11
4.	"Ikaw Ay Ako"	Morissette Amon and Klarisse de Guzman	4:06
5.	"Basta't Kasama Kita"	Daryl Ong	4:30
6.	"And I Love You So"	Angeline Quinto	4:40
7.	"Wag Ka Nang Umiyak"	KZ Tandingan	5:00
8.	"On the Wings of Love"	James Reid and Nadine Lustre	4:30
9.	"Basta't Kasama Kita"	Coco Martin and Maja Salvador	3:32
Total length:			42:03

Marketing

On August 1, 2015, ABS-CBN released the first teaser trailer for the series on YouTube, featuring Montes. Another teaser followed on August 5, and once again featuring Montes. Later that month, ABS-CBN released a series of exclusive posters and cast portraits on the show's website and Twitter. On August 14, 2015, the first full-length trailer was released. On April 22, 2016, it was publicly disclosed by Julia Montes and Sam Milby in their promotion and interview that the series got renewed for another book and season because of its consistently increasing ratings which have been unprecedentedly high for an afternoon cable series, beating its rival program and a rumor surfaces that the series might get extended until August which will run for totally a year. The trailer for the second book shows the new life of Kara and Sara as mothers, having daughters of their own. On April 29, 2016, Montes, with Alora Sasam and Markki Stroem, visited SM City San Jose del Monte and served a thanksgiving concert to everyone who watches and supports the series. A promotion about the extension for the series was also included. There is also a report that the series might run until February 10, 2017 because of its continuous high ratings.

Reception

Critical response

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Both, Montes (left) and Dizon (right), received critical acclaim for their performance.

Doble Kara has been met with largely positive reviews from critics since its premiere, with most praising Julia Montes' performance. Walden Sadiri M. Belen of Manila Bulletin praised Mylene Dizon's dramatic prowess during the episodes of its pilot week and the veteran actress' addition to the series, saying, "Mylene’s acting, well-supported by the performances of seasoned actors Ariel Rivera and even Allen Dizon, beefed-up the first week run of Doble Kara. Although, Julia Montes would appear on the fifth episode, Mylene and her co-stars have already built the anticipation and eagerness of viewers to the next journey of the twins as adults. Anchored on Mylene’s strong performances, Doble Kara is an afternoon soap opera filled with an ensemble cast that will succeed in luring viewers for weeks to come." Furthermore, Belen said that despite the long wait before Montes' grown-up characters appear, he can already feel the young actress' different range of acting, adding, "The first starring role of Julia Montes, Dreamscape Entertainment Television went all out to make the series a success. In the short scenes of Julia, viewers can already see the different range of acting she possesses. Playing the insipidly weak, California educated Kara and the ambitious beauty queen and commercial model Sara."

Luciano also commended Carmina Villarroel's performance and said that she also effectively grabs attention for her portrayal of Lucille, the ambiguous and struggling character who can either be adored because of her maternal love or sympathized for her growing need to seek justice. Elvin Luciano of PEP.ph finds the character of John Lapus's Itoy as "innovative", saying, "It’s refreshing to see a character like Itoy, played with subtlety and control by Lapus, the gay kumare who is oftentimes the voice of discord and not there as the token comic relief." However, "praises also goes to the fine young discovery, Avery Balasbas, who convincingly plays two different people girls with both skill and maturity," stated by Luciano.

On the other hand, Rocky Chua of TV Series Craze gave a positive review, writing, "Julia can effectively portray both the bida and the kontrabida roles which makes the story of Doble Kara more interesting and exciting. It even leads in the afternoon teleserye lineup of the Kapamilya network. And yes, the story of it is unpredictable!" On an added note, he said, "Unique story, unexpected twists, and best performance of the lead cast, Julia Montes, who is playing bida and kontrabida at the same time, makes Doble Kara one of our favorite teleseryes today. Viewers were truly hook to it!"

In Africa, the series was a massive success. It received much applause from audiences and critics alike for the role of Montes particularly as Sara Suarez. Carmina Villarroel and Maxene Magalona were also praised for their respective portrayals as Lucille and Alex. It aired along with The Promise (2015), with many saying that it edged the remake. It star rocketed Montes as both a lead protagonist and antagonist.

Ratings

Doble Kara's premiere episode "Ang Simula" debuted on a high note on August 24, 2015, and scored a national TV rating of 16.9%, compared to its rival program in GMA's The Half Sisters which registered 15.6%, according to data from Kantar Media. Aside from winning the ratings game, Doble Kara also won the hearts of audiences as the #DobleKaraSimula quickly became a nationwide trending topic on Twitter because of the positive tweets posted by viewers about the show.

On April 12, 2016, Doble Kara received the highest national TV rating of 18.5% with its episode "Kara vs. Lucille – Part 2", placing 5th in the most watched program of that same day based on Kantar Media. On April 19, 2016, the series beat its previous all-time high rating, and garnered a national TV rating of 19.1% with its episode "Sakuna ng mga Suarez", placing 4th in the most watched program of that same day. On April 22, 2016, Doble Kara surpassed once again its previous all-time high rating and set a record for receiving the highest national TV rating of 19.3% with its season three finale, "Ang Kasal", placing 4th in the most watched program of that same day.

On May 24 and June 8, 2016, the second book and fourth season of the series conquered once again the afternoon programming and hit its new all-time high national TV ratings of 19.8% and 19.9% with its episodes "Hanap Isabella" and "May Kambal si Momma", respectively, as it won the hearts of the urban and rural viewers and sustained its lead over its rival shows. On June 9, 2016, the series beat its previous all-time high rating of 19.9% by setting a new record for receiving the highest national TV rating of 20.2% with its episode "Alex, Sisiraan si Sara", as it reached the 20% territory. On August 9, 2016, Doble Kara hits a new all-time high national TV rating of 20.3% with its episode "Wish ni Becca". On September 2, 2016, its previous record was replaced by its new all-time high national TV rating of 21.5% with its episode "Becca Tumakas", as it reached the 20% territory anew. On September 9, 2016, Doble Kara received a record-breaking and highest national TV rating of 21.7% with its episode "Si Becca ay si Isabella", placing 4th in the most watched program of that same day based on Kantar Media. On its sixth and last season's finale on February 10, 2017, Doble Kara broke its own record for receiving the highest national TV rating of 22.2% of any afternoon television series with its episode "Pagtatapos na Palaban", placing 5th in the most watched program of that day.

Kantar Media National TV ratings
(2:30PM PST / 3:15PM PST)

Pilot episode	Finale episode	Peak	Average	Source
16.9% (2:30PM PST)	22.2% (3:20PM PST)	22.2%	19.0% (August 2016)

Awards and nominations

Year	Association	Category	Recipient(s) and nominee(s)	Result	Ref.
2015	6th TV Series Craze Awards	Best Daytime TV Series	Doble Kara	Won
2016	14th Gawad Tanglaw Awards	Best Performance by an Actress (TV Series)	Julia Montes	Won
	ALTA Media Icon Awards	Best Daytime Drama Series	Doble Kara	Won
	30th PMPC Star Awards	Best Daytime Drama Series	Doble Kara	Won
		Best Drama Actress	Julia Montes	Nominated
		Best Drama Supporting Actress	Carmina Villarroel	Nominated
	7th TV Series Craze Awards	Leading Lady of the Year	Julia Montes	Won
2017	7th EdukCircle Awards	Best Actress - Television Series	Julia Montes	Nominated

Broadcast

Doble Kara airs on Mondays to Fridays at 3:00 p.m. Philippine Standard Time (PST). ABS-CBN pushed the series to an earlier time slot of 2:45 p.m. on August 31, 2015, right after FlordeLiza ended its series run. After this, the series was then again rescheduled to a later time slot of 3:20 p.m. on April 13, 2016.

The series had its world premiere on The Filipino Channel on August 25, 2015. In the Philippines, it premiered on ABS-CBN on August 24, 2015. The premiere also debuted via livestream on TFC’s official online service, TFC.tv, and via its video on demand (Internet Protocol television) service available which is subtitled in English for its worldwide viewers from United States, Canada, Europe, Middle East, Australia, New Zealand, and Japan.

In Africa, the show airs on StarTimes' Novela E1 at 7:50 p.m. Central Africa Time (CAT) every Saturdays to Sundays which premiered on May 28, 2016. In Indonesia, it premiered on MNCTV on January 23, 2017.

See also

• List of programs broadcast by ABS-CBN
• List of telenovelas of ABS-CBN

External links

• Official website