The “epic fail” scenes in ‘Kambal, Karibal’ are major factors why the Kapuso teleserye is gaining high ratings
Kapuso primetime show ‘Kambal, Karibal’ attracted the curiosity of many television viewers because of its “epic fail” scenes.
Netizens had already cited various scenes in the said teleserye that brought amusement to their primetime viewing.
These scenes which went under the scrutiny of the public are major contributory factors to the success of the show, based on the article published in MSN Entertainment.
Here are the most-noticed “epic fail” scenes in ‘Kambal, Karibal’.
Epic CPR
An acting nurse was doing CPR to the character of Christopher de Leon. The scene that was supposed to bring dramatic chills to the viewers created a laughing stock instead.
Obviously, the nurse was not doing it right. She looked like she was dancing and not reviving her patient.
Epic Accident
In a scene in which Criselda and Crisanda were fighting on the top of a building, the character of Bianca Umali intentionally stepped on a box when she was about to hit her twin who managed to duck.
That cause her character to almost fall. Since it was seen on camera that made it look so unrealistic.
Epic Ghost
The scene wherein a ghost was standing beside four characters who were dining caught the attention of viewers.
It can be noticed that the ghost has human feet and this is due to the fault in editing. She is a ghost who has human feet wearing flip flops.
Epic Gun
In the scene showing a heated argument between the characters of Marvin Agustin, Carmina Villaroel, Bianca Umali, and Kyline Alcantara, the latter managed to grab hold a gun.
Without looking closely, one cannot notice that Kyline has no really intention to fire the gun because of how she positioned her finger on the trigger.
Behind all of these “epic fail” scenes in ‘Kambal, Karibal’, the show continues to garner high ratings.
Based on the article, the scenes that was scrutinized made television viewers more curious of the show.
As a result, more people have been watching it to know the development in the story.