A Vancouver couple, with a house that doesn't fit their needs, must decide between moving to a better one that Todd will look for them or continuing to live in their house recently renovated... Read allA Vancouver couple, with a house that doesn't fit their needs, must decide between moving to a better one that Todd will look for them or continuing to live in their house recently renovated by Jillian.A Vancouver couple, with a house that doesn't fit their needs, must decide between moving to a better one that Todd will look for them or continuing to live in their house recently renovated by Jillian.
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All houses in Vancouver wrongly build!?!?!?
I think the show is great but tired that there are always significant construction errors on all houses that is not realistic nor true! The entire show is just fake - annoying.
Please do something about Jillian
I'm a huge HGTV fan, especially Love it or List it Toronto. Hillary and David are great. They're not too plastic and fake and they feel comfortable ribbing each other. Todd is okay but Jillian is hard to watch. She's so busy flicking her hair and pouting for the camera (seriously, is she in high school?) it's really distracting. It pulls me out of the show because she's playing to the camera more than doing her job. Obviously someone who does a stint on the Bachelor franchises just wants attention. It's gotten her this show but I'm not sure she's got the goods to back up her ego. That $190k budget for one floor mentioned by another viewer is a joke. You can do a whole house for that even with contingency.
Horrible Shoiw
Shetor19 wrote that he disagrees with the detractors. These people and their "professional" contractors should know building codes before they take on a project. They should investigate all the aspects of the project before making promises to the home owners. Like checking ceiling spaces to ensure a wall is not load bearing before saying they can provide an open concept.
I worked for 30 years as Property Manager and if I used a contractor who wanted to change his quote because he didn't anticipate a problem, I would never use him again.
Also if I was a home owner and Jillian spoke to me the way she speaks to some of her customers I would quickly send her off the property for good.
Not a fun show.
I worked for 30 years as Property Manager and if I used a contractor who wanted to change his quote because he didn't anticipate a problem, I would never use him again.
Also if I was a home owner and Jillian spoke to me the way she speaks to some of her customers I would quickly send her off the property for good.
Not a fun show.
It's a TV show people!
Is it fake? The home owners are real and so are their houses. Having said that, the rest is scripted for gawd sake. I've done renos. They really are a pandora's box - full of nasty surprises! And, these guys have to do it by code and often the labour aint cheap. That makes it much more expensive than you casual DYI'ers think that it should be. What makes it scripted is the fact that they often know in advance where some of these surprises might be and they make it seem like they found it in the middle of the reno for the dramatic effect. That's show biz.
Problems, problems, problems!
I have enjoyed this show quite a bit and it is very impressive how Gillian can transfer ugly houses into very welcoming homes. Todd is a hoot to watch with his witty comebacks and antics. What is getting frustrating is the constant repetitive theme of "hidden problems " that become major issues. I have never watched one episode where the homeowners get everything they asked for. Every show is scripted exactly the same where Kenny finds problems, Gillian pulls out her "acting" shoes and pretends to be shocked, disappointed and angry. It is always the same. Homeowners are providing renovation budgets of 120,000 and much higher, sometimes up to 200,00 but it's never enough. Shake it up a bit. How about the homeowner gets everything they asked for and there's money left over to do something extra for them or give the extra money back. It just seems to be that every show is predictable and never falls off script. Only difference is different homes and different homeowners. Getting a bit boring.
Did you know
- TriviaIn some of the episodes Jillian Harris was pregnant with her daughter Annie
- ConnectionsReferenced in Game of Homes: Living Room (2015)
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