Abot-kamay na pangarap

First of all, it's not the director's fault, it's Lilybeth Rasonable's fault. This is why what happened with the story progession about Analyn, in fact GMA execs keep extending the show and why its like what goes around, comes around. Other AKNP timeslot rivals like Pira-Pirasong Paraiso and Lumuhod Ka Sa Lupa have better story progression than AKNP. Its not about medical show, its a murder mystery. The early episodes shows her journey to become a doctor, but in the recent episodes, it shows why Rasonable is adding more on-screen villains like Moira (Pinky Amador) to put Analyn's dream in danger. A direct insult to the doctors and nurses. Nothing against the actress (Jillian Ward), but Rasonable screwed the show up. The damage has been done since the show is ending. Lilybeth Rasonable should learn a lesson from Nessa Valdellon, to show how the GMA shows shall have a balanced progression and plot.

This is the worst Pinoy teleserye in history. So unreal and the writers are so corrupt. There are no moral lessons here and there's too much negativity and unnecessary crime & violence too dangerous for young viewers to watch. No one in the right mind should watch this kind of series that doesn't seem to end in a logical perspective. There's so many important story elements that was lost and forgotten by the writers themselves. These can never be fixed since they already killed the characters who also deserves justice. Important characters who supposed to complete a good ending having a complete family with good values. The series are losing more good people and introducing more bad characters and situations as show never ends.

I believe those are involved in keeping this TV series going are irresponsible and evil. Capitalizing on weak minds on their idle time just to keep the money rolling. There's a big payday ahead for GMA network people-- so as judgement day.

The scriptwriting of this show is very poor; it treats the viewers like they're stupid, and evil always wins. GMA keeps extending this show even though the story is garbage. The viewers are already begging for this show to end to give other shows a chance. But the directors and writers are stubborn and shameless, always extending it. The producer of this show are just relying on bashers to get money from views. It's obvious that their show is worthless and they're just dragging it out. I wonder why the MTRCB isn't calling out this show since it damages the reputation of medical professionals. It has no moral values or lessons, which lowers the quality of the Philippine TV industry.

The story is about the characters being in Comatose state after knowing the DNA secrets. They will be in the Comatose state for a month so the show will have enough episodes to extend its time. Then once the character whose in coma wakes up he/she get amnesia where he/she can't remember. Then the writer or director moves to the next character who will discovers the DNA secret again then they will be in comatose state again. The story revolves in comatose syndrome that's why it is called a medical drama. You will know how comatose works and how to get it. Just make sure to know what others secret and you will be in coma state.

"Abot-Kamay na Pangarap" tends to focus excessively on negative themes, such as betrayal, vengeance, tragedy, and loss, without offering any semblance of balance or redemption. While it's important for a show to address difficult subject matter, the relentless emphasis on despair ultimately detracts from the overall viewing experience. As a result, the series may leave audiences feeling emotionally drained and disheartened, rather than enlightened or entertained. Instead of inspiring hope and optimism, the series seems to revel in portraying an overwhelming sense of despair and hopelessness. One of the major flaws of "Abot-Kamay na Pangarap" lies in its storytelling, which often feels disjointed and lacks a clear direction. The plotlines meander without purpose, and the characters' actions often seem arbitrary, leaving the audience feeling disconnected from their struggles. As a result, the series fails to provide a compelling and meaningful narrative that viewers can invest in.