The ninth and final season of Ang Probinsyano began airing on August 23, 2021, and concluded on August 12, 2022, on the Kapamilya Channel and Cine Mo! through cable and satellite television providers. It was also broadcast via a blocktime agreement with A2Z (on analogue free TV in Metro Manila only and on digital TV nationwide) and TV5 (on nationwide free TV stations). The season is available on demand via iWantTFC (now known as iWant). The series stars Coco Martin as P/Maj. Ricardo Dalisay, together with an ensemble cast, following the programme's sixth anniversary on air. The season also coincided with the programme's seventh anniversary during its final weeks on air.
The ninth season centres on Cardo and Task Force Agila as they hide in the northern provinces; President Oscar Hidalgo going on the run with the assistance of two friends to warn Cardo, Armando's plan to eliminate the kingpin responsible for the massacre of his fellow farmers, the Black Ops' dealings with high-value targets under the supervision of Arturo Padua and Lily Hidalgo, Lito's illegal drug operations, Renato's continued pursuit of power, and Lily's efforts to undermine Renato ahead of the upcoming elections. The finale features the decisive battle between Cardo and Task Force Agila against Renato, Arturo, Lily, and their forces, aiming to avenge the victims of their crimes and end their oppressive rule.
Plot Cardo Dalisay and Task Force Agila hide in the northern provinces while First Lady Lily Hidalgo, Arturo Padua, Renato Hipolito, Black Ops commander Albert de Vela and drug lord Lito Valmoria continue to pursue them through terror-tagging. Meanwhile, President Oscar Hidalgo awakens from a coma caused by Lily and escapes the presidential palace with his friends Elizabeth and Ambo. He sets out to warn Cardo about the conspiracy against them, while an unwitting lookalike named Mariano takes his place at the palace.
As Lily and Renato compete for political control ahead of the presidential election, Arturo directs Albert and the Black Ops against their enemies. Albert later allies with Lito to eliminate rival drug syndicates, while Renato plans to permit an international drug organisation to operate in the Philippines if he becomes president.
Cardo’s group encounters Armando Silang, his wife Lolita and their adopted daughter Mara, who are seeking revenge against businessman Don Ignacio Guillermo for the deaths of several farmers. After a confrontation with Ignacio’s forces, Armando appears to ally himself with Task Force Agila but secretly plans to betray them for the bounty on Cardo. It is later revealed that Mara is the biological daughter of Oscar and Aurora Guillermo and that Armando and Lolita raised her as an assassin to avenge the death of their own child.
Armando and Lolita attempt to kill Mara and Task Force Agila to conceal the truth. Cardo’s group escapes, although Delfin is captured and tortured. Cardo is later wounded and taken to a hospital on Lily’s orders, where Lito attempts to kill him. Cardo defeats Lito and, after recovering, returns to Armando’s hideout. Delfin sacrifices himself during the ensuing confrontation, while Armando and Lolita escape and join forces with Lily.
Oscar and Senate President Camilo Edades expose the crimes committed by Lily, Renato, Arturo and their allies. Oscar is restored to office, Task Force Agila is reinstated and the accusations against its members are dismissed. Lily, Albert, Armando and Lolita retreat to the Tierra del Diablo estate, while Renato allies himself with warlord Lucio Santanar and his paramilitary organisation.
Renato and Lucio launch a campaign of bombings, abductions and attacks against civilians and government institutions. Renato eventually kills Arturo, while Task Force Agila defeats Lily and her remaining allies. Renato and Lucio continue their assault, however, leading to a final confrontation in which many members of Task Force Agila are killed. Cardo kills Lucio, while Oscar kills Renato after Cardo is wounded.
Oscar honours the fallen members of Task Force Agila with a state funeral. Cardo is promoted to police major but later retires and returns to his family in Botolan. Oscar marries Aurora, and Cardo discovers that Mara has survived, suggesting a new beginning for them.
Cast and characters
Main cast
Coco Martin as P/Maj. Ricardo "Cardo" Dalisay Julia Montes as Mara Silang / Maria Isabel G. Hidalgo Rowell Santiago as President Oscar Hidalgo and Mariano Patag John Arcilla as Renato "Buwitre" Hipolito Lorna Tolentino as former First Lady Lily Ann Cortez-Hidalgo Ara Mina as Ellen Padua Geoff Eigenmann as P/Maj. Albert de Vela Jaime Fabregas as P/LtGen. Delfin S. Borja Angel Aquino as BGen. Diana T. Olegario John Prats as P/Cpt. Jerome Girona Jr. Michael de Mesa as Pat. Ramil "Manager" D. Taduran Raymart Santiago as P/Maj. Victor A. Basco Shaina Magdayao as P/Maj. Roxanne Opeña
Supporting cast
Richard Gutierrez as Angelito "Lito" Valmoria Joseph Marco as Lucas Catapang Tirso Cruz III as Judge Arturo "Art" M. Padua Marc Abaya as Jacob Serrano John Estrada as Armando Silang Rosanna Roces as Lolita Silang Tommy Abuel as Don Ignacio Guillermo Sharon Cuneta as First Lady Aurora Guillermo-Hidalgo Charo Santos-Concio as Ramona Susan Roces† as Flora "Lola Flora" S. Borja-de Leon Roi Vinzon as Eduardo Guillermo Raymond Bagatsing as Lucio Santanar Malou Crisologo as Yolanda "Yolly" Capuyao-Santos John Medina as P/Cpt. Avel "Billy" M. Guzman Marc Solis as P/MSgt. Rigor Soriano Bryan "Smugglaz" Lao as Pat. Marsial "Butete" Matero Lordivino "Bassilyo" Ignacio as Pat. Dante "Bulate" Villafuerte CJ Ramos as Pat. Patrick Espinosa Sancho delas Alas as Pat. Gregorio "Greco" Cortez Jay Gonzaga as James Cordero Nonong Ballinan as Ambo Whitney Tyson as Elizabeth Julian Roxas as Julian Vangie Labalan as Lucia Dueñas Michael Flores as Samuel Catapang Chai Fonacier as Cheche Elora Españo as Aira Rani Caldoza as Remy Rogerson Jimenez Pulido as Atty. Fred Santillan Nixon Mañalac as RJ Ruben "Kidlat" Pedrosa as Sebastian / Ka Bastian Paul Ryan Aquino as Paeng Tanie Capiral as Ditas George de Lumen as Mr. Babas Jared Gillett as William Calloway Resa Toledo as Ressa Alianna Duran as Delia Imee Casañas as Aimee Cruz Lally Buendia as Malacañang reporter Chase Romero as P/Lt. Castro MJ Reyes as P/Lt. Ramos Dax Augustus as Augustus Danny Ramos as Winston Cabral Val Iglesias as Turo
Guest cast
Elaine Ochoa as P/Cpt. Victoria "Vicky" Cruz Paolo Paraiso as P/Cpt. David Alcantara Mark McMachon as P/Cpt. Cris Fabia Marela Torre as Thalia Gonzales Maika Rivera as Cassandra Jose Noel Colet as Acting President Camilo Edades Jerome Ponce as P/Cpt. Adrian Jimenez Jimboy Martin as P/Cpt. Jerry Abalos John Wayne Sace as Omar Cuevas Richard Arellano as Alfonso / Ponso Jonar Del Rosario as Bunye Erlinda Villalobos as Consuelo Michael Brian as Ka Berto Karl Medina as Kidlat
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