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EB Universe is a scripted beauty pageant that spoofs the prestigious Miss Universe international pageant. The contestants are mostly gay stand-up comedians who are dressed in drag.

The highlight of the competition are the funny antics of the contestants during the introductory portion, the talent portion, and the question-and-answer portion. The segment is fully scripted and the outcome of the competition is has been pre-arranged or is based on pure luck.

Its very first edition was held on 17 September 2011. The edition was officially known as EB Universe 2011: The Ultimate Beauty Pageant. There were five contestants in the pageant. The pageant was repeated a week later on 24 September 2011 after a protest from the candidates of the pageant. As a result, a new candidate was crowned as the winner of the 2011 protest edition, voiding the results of the very first pageant. EB Universe 2011 spoofed the recently concluded 2011 Miss Universe pageant in which Shamcey Supsup competed as the representative of the Philippines.

The second edition was held on 4 February 2017. The one-day segment was revived under a modified title, Miss EB Universe 2017. It included the word "Miss" in the title and completely dropped the subtitle. There were only three contestants in the pageant. This edition did not include a talent portion. The pageant spoofed the 2016 Miss Universe pageant in which Steve Harvey returned to host the event after his controversial error of announcing the wrong name of the winner in Miss Universe 2015.

EB Universe 2011: The Ultimate Beauty Pageant[]

The very first pageant was held on 17 September 2011. It is a parody of the 2011 Miss Universe pageant in which Miss Angola was crowned Miss Universe and Miss Philippines was declared as the third runner-up of the competition.

The original EB Universe pageant consists of five candidates: Miss Pangola, Miss Philippines, Miss SoBra-zil, Miss Lukraine, and Miss Pa-China. Paolo Ballesteros's character is a parody of Shamcey Supsup, the representative of the Philippines to the Miss Universe pageant.

The pageant has an introductory kasabihan portion and a question-and-answer portion. Since the spoof pageant is fully scripted, the results of the competition were immediately declared after the question-and-answer portion.

Pangola

Miss Pangola, dethroned winner of the very first pageant

Miss Pangola was hailed as the ultimate winner of the beauty pageant. The outcome of the Eat Bulaga! pageant replicated the outcome of the Miss Universe pageant that it is trying to spoof, in which Miss Angola Leila Lopes was crowned Miss Universe. Unlike in the real Miss Universe pageant in which Shamcey Supsup was declared as third runner-up, EB Universe's Miss Philippines was placed as first runner-up. Meanwhile, Miss Lukraine was placed as the third runner-up in the parody instead of first runner-up like in the real Miss Universe pageant.

After the conclusion of the very first pageant, Miss Venezuelat protested the results after revealing that she has been sabotaged by one of the contestants after hiding her gowns so she would not join the competition. Therefore, EB Universe was repeated the week after as a "protest pageant" to give Miss Venezuelat a chance to compete.

The "protest pageant" was held on 24 September 2011. In addition to the question-and-answer portion, the contestants must also undergo a challenge portion and a 30-second talent portion. The challenges are different for each contestants in the challenge portion. For example, the challenge for Miss Lukraine is to eat a coconut worm, while the challenge for Miss Pa-China is to kiss a king cobra inside a vase.

In the end, the results of the "protest pageant" was determined by a lottery (which has also been rigged to favor Miss Philippines as the winner). Miss Philippines was crowned the new Miss EB Universe, dethroning the previous week's winner Miss Pangola. Although Miss Venezuelat was the one who called for the "protest pageant", she did not win any title.

17 September 2011
Contestant Name Played by Result
Miss Pangola Sarah of Angola, Saranggola Allan K. Winner
Miss Philippines Shamcey Mwah Mwah Tsup Tsup Paolo Ballesteros First runner-up
Miss SoBra-zil Brazil Valdez Petite Second runner-up
Miss Lukraine Basilia Crispina Stefanko Michelle O'Bombshell Third runner-up
Miss Pa-China Li-Jung-Kai Ate Gay Fourth runner-up
24 September 2011
Contestant Name Played by Result
Miss Philippines Shamcey Mwah Mwah Tsup Tsup Paolo Ballesteros Winner
Miss Pangola Sarah of Angola, Saranggola Allan K. First runner-up
Best in Kasabihan
Miss SoBra-zil Brazil Valdez Petite Second runner-up
Miss Lukraine Basilia Crispina Stefanko Michelle O'Bombshell Third runner-up
Miss Pa-China Li-Jung-Kai Ate Gay Fourth runner-up
Miss Venezuelat Waleysha Maciado Wally Bayola -

Miss EB Universe 2017[]

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Miss EB Universe 2017 is a scripted beauty pageant that parodies Miss Universe 2016 to celebrate the rarity of the international pageant being held in the Philippines. The parody segment occurred on 4 February 2017, less than a week after the actual Miss Universe pageant.

The spoof pageant featured three Eat Bulaga! hosts who competed under humorous aliases to vie for the pageant's crown and title. In the end, Miss Electric France—played by Patricia Tumulak—was crowned as the grand winner of the competition.

The one-day pageant is the third edition of EB Universe. It was revived under a slightly modified title by including the word "Miss" this time. The revival also did not include a talent portion and had a significantly shorter runtime.

Contestant Played by Result
Miss Electric France Patricia Tumulak Grand winner
Miss Spag-Haiti Allan K First runner-up
Miss Kulambia Sinon Loresca Second runner-up
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