Okay, let's start with the obvious, hours and hours of the same show sometimes days and days of the same show. Most notably would be fixer upper, is there ever a day when it's not on for at least 6 hours? Their latest entries Windy City, and Restored by the Fords are entirely different but unwatchable in the same sense. We need a tranquilizer after watching Windy City's Alison Victoria constantly spin of control, have temper tantrums, cry and talk down to and disrespect her partner and makes horrible, repetitive design choices. Restored by the Fords where do you start with this one? Again the most obvious, she does not restore anything she destroys everything she touches. Leanne like Alison talks down and disrespects her male co-host which happens to be her Stoner brother and makes repetitive horrible design decisions and seems to be very arrogant about it. The last episode that we watched was the show she where destroyed a beautiful, intact Edwardian home. We actually yelled out, "no!" at the TV in the beginning when she walked up to it and then watched the horror unfold. Is she color blind? Does she not own a hairbrush or sleep? Can't understand a single word her brother says and he couldn't be any less unwatchable.
Hometown seems to be the sweetest and most creative and less dramatic show they have. We were concerned in the beginning because it was created by the Fixer-Upper folks. But it has definitely come into its own and I'm sure they get a lot of notes of things that Joanna didn't approve of like a lesbian couple God forbid.
Their decision to turn DIY into the Magnolia channel is mind-boggling. We understand that they are trying to make money off of the Christians base that watched, still watch over and over, fixer upper but it's pretty blatant and extremely concerning what they're trying to pull off here. Don't look for any diversity on the Magnolia Channel folks!
Our home goes away back with HGTV. Does anyone remember Carol Duvall? Does anybody remember when this Channel actually showed you how to do things except flip a house for money? We hardly have HGTV on anymore and it used to be on all the time. We did watch DIY more, but with that turning into Magnolia that will definitely not be on our TV any longer.
Goodbye to another two channels you can join the ranks of the Travel Channel, the Discovery Channel and all those shows that used to be interesting.