‘Anong episode ba ‘to?’: Misadventure of Pepito Manaloto’s John Feir inspires sitcom quips

January 5, 2026 – 1:51 PM

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Filipinos had a laugh referencing the situational comedy

“Pepito Manaloto”

after one of its actors,

John Feir

, attended a wedding he mistakenly thought was his co-star’s.

The long-running Kapuso sitcom stars John as Patrick, a hotdog expert, and

Mikoy Morales

Roxy Ocampo.

“Patrick: Tama, January 3, ‘di ba?”

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The post featured a picture of John standing with an unreadable expression.

Mikoy, who is set to marry his non-showbiz girlfriend this March, said that John was the only guest who wore a barong at that Saturday wedding, adding that his co-star had misunderstood the invitation and thought the ceremony was on January 3.

“RSVP” means “please respond” on invitations.

“Ayun, dumating kanina. Pagdating niya lahat naka-suit, siya lang ang naka-Barong. Pina-gitna pa siya at ginandahan daw ng anggulo ‘yung pagkuha sa kanya ng photo [or] video. Wala siyang nakilala at iba daw hitsura ng groom,” Mikoy said.

“Tsaka lang tumawag kay Chariz Solomon para magtanong at magkwento at ayun nga, confirmed: Na-Patrick siya in real life,” he added, referencing another one of their co-stars in the sitcom, who plays Janice San Diego-Generoso.

“Kaya advance thank you sa pagpunta, kuya John! I-kain mo na lang ‘yan ng hatdog!” Mikoy continued, referencing his co-actor’s sitcom character quirk.

“UPDATE: Siya lang ‘yung naka-Barong AT ‘yung groom. Buti hindi nalito ‘yung bride,” the actor added.

“Parang magandang episode ‘to ah,” a

wrote with a laughing emoji.

“Madami sigurong hotdog,” the clothing brand jokingly

replied.

“Makikikain lang ng hotdog ‘yan, hahahahha!!! Buti ‘di kasama [si] Hello, My Friend, hahhaha!! Kundi lahat nautangan,” another

with emojis.

“Shaaaa, anong episode daw ‘to? Hahahahahahaha,” a different

with a laughing emoji, tagging a friend.

The sitcom is the brainchild of three-time Asian TV Awards Best Comedy Actor

Michael V.