Summary Of Juan For All For Juan By Wally Bayaul

Clad in a simple blue shirt and a pair of dirty white shorts, Wally Bayola does not look like the highly acclaimed comedian who once had his career beaten to a pulp due to a sex controversy. He was sitting peacefully inside a room of a house in Caloocan City in Brgy. 87 Zone 8, where the day’s episode of Juan for All, All for Juan was going to be filmed. He looks different from his television self, or maybe because he was not fully made-up with the ludicrous Lola Nidora look. His brows were in the right place and no character wigs were involved; he was still sporting his trademark of being bald. Waiting patiently for the interview to begin, he was quiet — a trait that you would not expect from such a personality whose job is to make people burst with laughter. Joining him in the room was his co-host Paolo Ballesteros, and Kalyeserye star Maine “Yaya Dub” Mendoza.
Walter James “Wally” Bayola is one of the frontliners of the longest-running noontime show in the country, Eat Bulaga (EB). Known for previously working in an inseparable tandem with comedy veteran Jose Manalo, he is now a third of the trio running a segment called Juan for All, All for Juan, together with Paolo and Jose. The portion caters to the masses located in small barangays and isolated areas, where they provide financial
A few months after recovering from the damage, he appeared on Jose’s birthday episode as a surprise to his long-time friend. The reunion had left Wally into tears because he could not help feeling grateful for the second chance that he was given. “Nung lumabas ako wala namang mga comments,” he claimed, since he was not aware of, or at least he had not heard of any negative reactions regarding his return. Slowly, he started to make a name for himself again through his excellent portrayal of characters. He brought to life many ideas that were once only figments of the