I love all your home re-do's, but the Moffett house had to be the worst one ever. I wished you would have change the front door out
Thanks a lot for your perfect service. I was impressed. I bought here my chairs for the garden. They are so nice.
Sorry. I watched 2-3 episodes hoping that it would get better. It didn't. No chemistry between the couple and the designs aren't very good.
This is just a copy cat version of fixer upper. I hate to give a bad review but this is the absolute worse show on tv.
Why is it that hgtv does not have any people of color hosting home improvement shows? All the new shows coming out are all Caucasian people
This is probably the worst HGTV show I have seen. If Mrs. Picklepuss and Mr. Knowitall can, t work together then get them off the air!
Jacky W
Fixer Upper is the best show on HGTV. They should have more decorating and less real-estate shows. Bring back Decorating Cents, Genevene.
I've become increasingly frustrated with the current programming on HGTV. The formula for most fix-it shows is: destroy the old (rarely is material saved or reused, and there is never a mention that it otherwise goes into a landfill), install all new stuff after running into a couple of problems, stage beautifully, and show the result. That's all inside the home. The outdoors, if addressed at all, mostly shows new hardscaping, or a few unnamed and unimaginative plants as an afterthought. There is no demonstrated plant expertise. In fact, most stars don't even know or care what the existing or new plants are.
I can't believe that the network continues to rehash this formula with no connection to the environment. Where is the focus on sustainability? (Reduce, reuse, recycle?) Instead of glorifying "demo," why not make a real effort to save materials either to reuse in the project or donate to a charity like Habitat for Humanity? Identify existing materials that are kept out of a landfill as a win-win and far easier on the environment.
Then, PLEASE put the "G" back in "HTV." In keeping with environmental responsibility, please get away from using exotic trees, perennials, and annuals. Rather, look at native plants for the particular regions of a show and note how they help struggling birds, butterflies, and other local critters. This is the purest kind of sustainability, and YES, native plants can be extremely attractive and work well in the landscape. Contact local experts and make this a real feature on a program.
Both of these suggestions could be incorporated in a single show that highlights sustainability and advertise it as an effort to address trash and climate issues. HGTV could find this to be important to a lot of viewers: not just making a home, but making a difference.
So disappointed with last week. I watch this with my kids... no more. I will have at least one more hour open on Monday nights.
Never watched the show and never will. That Get up and do it comment was enough for me. How condescending!
Your looking for another couple like chip and Jo and this is not it... Not natural... appears to miss contact with audience... Keep looking
ENOUGH RERUNS of fixer upper, flip or flop, property brothers, all great shows but now HGTV is nothing but 24-7 reruns of these 3 shows. Get new programming or get off the air.
Stop with the childish paintings of the houses! They don't even look like the house and are so immature!
What is up with property brothers being on hour after hour after hour day In Day out I use to love this channel has this channel become like the Twigh Light Zone on Thanksgiving Horrible!
Erin is not authentic and does not know the difference between restore and renovate. Get her a dictionary
Hillary's forman speaks to her in a most negative voice. It's not what he says, it's his voice inflections. It's very demeaning.
I've been to this small Mssissippi town. Nice small town, but this show is terrible. They have no appeal at all. Please cancel and raise the bar.
Property brothers is the worst show on tv. Stupid acting. I actually thought they were gay until I found out they were brothers. Horrible channel.
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