ABS-CBN Integrated Corporate Communications will be studying their options after Movie and Television for Review and Classification (MTRCB) denied their Motion for Reconsideration for their program "It's Showtime."
"Naiahain na sa amin ang desisyon ng Movie and Television Review and Classification Board na itinanggi ang aming Motion for Reconsideration para sa programang "It's Showtime" at pinag-aaralan namin ang aming options," the network said in a statement.
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In a resolution dated Sept. 28, the MTRCB denied the Motions for Reconsideration (MR) filed by GMA Network, Inc. and ABS-CBN Corporation.
Meanwhile, the network said that the suspense is not yet final and executory; therefore, the program could still be watched on different platforms.
ABS-CBN thanked their viewers for still supporting their programs.
The network concluded the statement by saying, "Patuloy kaming maghahatid ng saya at inspirasyon sa aming minamahal na Madlang People."
MTRCB earlier imposed a 12-day suspension on the network's afternoon program following multiple complaints from viewers over the July 25 episode of the show's segment "Isip Bata," where the program's hosts allegedly acted in an indecent manner.
ABS-CBN stood for its claim that it did not violate any relevant laws.

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ABS-CBN to study options after MTRCB denied 'It's Showtime' motion for reconsideration