Meantime, Marian denies the scuttlebutt that her new GMA Telebabad primetime show, “Super Ma’am”, will end soon. “Hindi totoo yan,” she says. “Natutuwa nga kami kasi the ratings continue to go up at halos pumantay na kami sa rival namin. A lot of viewers say they won’t be surprised if it would eventually emerge as the numero uno in its slot kasi mas tumitindi ang mga kaganapan sa bawat episode ng ‘Super Ma’am’.”
She wants to thank GMA management for their great support in giving the show superior production values. “Ginagastusan nila talaga and we’re really all doing everything para mas subaybayan ng tao ang show,” adds Marian, who plays a teacher who becomes a superhero. “Last week, ipinakita na ko in my superhero costume na may dala akong latigo as a Tamawo slayer. Very positive ang feedback doon sa episode na tinulungan ko’t iniligtas ang mga batang kinidnap ng grupo ni Jackielou Blanco as Greta, ang reyna ng mga Tamawo. As the show goes on, makikita nilang mas gaganda pa ang story at mas mahu-hook sila sa panonood dahil darami rin ang action scenes ko. Kaya kahit nahihirapan ako in doing my challenging fight scenes without a double, okay lang sa akin basta masiyahan ang viewers sa panonood ng ‘Super Ma’am’. Gusto ko ring pasalamatan yung real teachers who send me messages na naa-appreciate nila ang aming show dahil maraming ini-impart na good messages lalo na sa mga kabataan. Very encouraging po lahat ng comments nyo.”
Marian also wants to thank La Salle Araneta University for giving her an award as one of the Most Outstanding Media Communicators in the country. “I’m really thankful kasi La Salle graduate rin ako,” she says.
