SST: Salo-Salo Together

SST's first aired on March 20, 1993 as a replacement for Lunch Date, hosted by Randy Santiago, Dennis Padilla, and Smokey Manaloto with Liezl Martinez, Anjanette Abayari, Joy Ortega and Giselle Sanchez as co-hosts. In less than six months after it aired, SST started to overtake its arch-rival, Eat Bulaga! (ABS-CBN) in the ratings by providing fresh interactive segments like "Grabe!" (a contest where live studio audience join the hosts of SST in a dare), "Knock Knock Hello!" (where SST wall clocks were given out to a lucky household member whose home was posted with an SST sticker), "Sari-Sari Stories" (a weekly comedy skit where SST hosts spoof a certain movie or Pinoy pop culture) and "Ano ka Hello?" (where SST hosts call out a lucky viewer and ask them questions about what they just saw in a particular episode). Moreover, SST hosts like Dennis, Smokey, Anjanette, Joy and Giselle became contract stars of Viva Films, where they have appeared separately in numerous movies. A free SST Sticker can be given to the audience on every weekdays.

Shortly before SST celebrated its first year on television, co-host Joy Ortega left the show because she could not take the intrigues thrown at her. She was subsequently replaced by Ai-Ai delas Alas who immediately blended beautifully with the other co-hosts, despite the fact that during the show's "Sari-Sari Stories" segment she always plays the oppressed character. Main host Randy Santiago also started extra work for the show as the main director, with Cesar Cosme as 2nd unit director. Soon after, SST gave a break to other newcomers in showbiz like Bayani Agbayani (who, like Ai-ai was always oppressed during the "Sari-Sari" segment), and Bernadette Allyson (who was introduced as VJ Berna).

However while it was amidst by high ratings at that time, it started as a blind item as 1994 was about to end, until showbiz news had leaked out that "SST" was going to go off the air to give way to its rival noontime show "Eat Bulaga!" at the 12 pm slot, after "Bulaga!" itself had decided to move to GMA Network following their contract renegotiations with its previous home network, ABS-CBN bogged down, when Eat Bulaga! producer TAPE Inc. rejected the deal of ABS-CBN to buy the airing rights of the noontime show from TAPE. During "SST"'s New Year episode on December 31, 1994, the announcement of the new variety show's move to GMA was officially made by main hosts Randy Santiago and Dennis Padilla. The "SST" hosts and talents were devastated because they felt the management did not give them a chance to prove that they could carry the noontime show to new heights. At the same time, they were satisfied because the GMA management decided to keep the show by moving "SST" to an earlier time slot to serve as a pre-programming to Eat Bulaga!. SST aired its final noontime episode on January 27, 1995. On January 30, 1995, SST was reformatted as a morning talk show, with its timeslot at 10:30 am. Entertainment writer Giovanni Calvo joined the "SST gang" as the segment host for "Katok Mga Misis!", dishing out the latest rumors in show business. However, "SST" was not able to dislodge ABS-CBN's "Teysi ng Tahanan" from the top spot and its ratings suffered.

On June 30, 1995, "SST" was cancelled after GMA executives decided to make the segment "Katok Mga Misis!" into a full-length program. The late Giovanni Calvo hosted the show along with his co-host Ali Sotto.

Ai-Ai delas Alas serves as a host.

• Randy Santiago (1993–1995)
• Dennis Padilla (1993–1995)
• Smokey Manaloto (1993–1995)
• Liezl Martinez (1993–1995)
• Anjanette Abayari (1993–1995)
• Joy Ortega (1993–1994)
• Giselle Sanchez (1993–1994)
• Ai-Ai delas Alas (1994–1995)[1]
• Bayani Agbayani (1994–1995)
• Bernadette Allyson (1994–1995)
• Giovanni Calvo (1995)

• Ano Ka Hello?
• GMA Rainbow Princess
• Grabe!
• Kape Muna
• Katok Mga Misis!
• Knock Knock Hello
• M.R.S.: Musika Ni Randy Santiago
• Me & My Mom
• SST Dream Girl Beauty Pageant
• SST Music Videos
• Sari-Sari Stories
• Secret