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Plot: "Love It or List It" moves west to Vancouver. Families in the largest city in British Columbia are struggling with homes that don't fit their needs. In each episode, interior designer Jillian Harris and real estate agent Todd Talbot help homeowners decide whether to love it or list it. Harris attempts...
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Plot: The outcome of any auction is always unpredictable, but after weeks filled with sweat equity poured into renovating dilapidated condominiums, the contestants in "Flipping the Block" will gladly take their chances on a bidding process. That's because the winning prize in this competition is $50,000,...
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Plot: Host and renovator Scott McGillivray shows homeowners with cash problems how to create rental suites in their home, as a way to generate additional revenue to defray mortgage costs. In each episode, McGillivray presents his client with two design options. After they pick the one that meets their needs...
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Plot: Any real estate agent worth his or her salt will tell you that one of the most important factors in selling your home is making sure it has "curb appeal," and this show uses professional designers and landscapers to demonstrate how to make a home look attractive to prospective buyers who drive by....
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Plot: Twins Jonathan and Drew Scott use their computer and technical expertise to help potential home buyers renovate houses to their liking within a budget.
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Plot: Shadow Sarah Richardson and design sidekick Tommy Smythe as they complete an entire renovation, from the ground up, of a fixer-upper she has purchased, turning it into a viable commodity. Richardson also demonstrates how to transform a builder's subdivision house into the home of your dreams. No matter...
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Plot: Nicole Curtis is an addict, but she certainly doesn't see it as a problem. Curtis' passion lies in the home-restoration business, specifically historic structures in Michigan and Minnesota that have been neglected for years. Curtis buys the properties and brings them back to life, or more accurately...
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Plot: Home entertaining, decorating, remodeling, dining and gardening.
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Plot: The premise of "Blog Cabin" is simple: You design it, we build it, you could win it. The series uses viewer votes and blog entries at DIY Network's website to determine the features used in transforming a home into a modern vacation retreat. Then, after the design and remodeling process is documented...
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Plot: This Emmy-winning home-improvement series takes the mystery and fright factors out of remodeling and carpentry chores. It follows one whole-house renovation over several episodes and features tradesmen Norm Abram, Tom Silva, Richard Trethewey, and Roger Cook, along with host Kevin O'Connor.
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Plot: With both manual and advice-based assistance provided by licensed contractor Amy Matthews, couples spend two weekends on a home renovation project designed to return the most bang for their buck. Is installing a fireplace as part of a basement makeover a good idea? How about resurfacing existing cabinets...
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Plot: A couple from Texas take on clients to help them rebuild structures that are in shambles and turn them into a luxurious place to live in.
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Plot: Whether housed along water or deep within the woods, cabins in Minnesota are as ubiquitous as its lakes and friendly, genuine residents. In Prior Lake, about 20 miles southwest of downtown Minneapolis, Chase and Brock Jurgensen have built a construction company that specializes in renovating worn-down...
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Plot: "Fix It & Finish It" seeks houses with rooms in desperate need of a makeover. After meeting with homeowners, a team of contractors and designers decides how to perform each renovation. The team then gets to work on the project, which has to be completed quickly. When the room is fully transformed,...
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Plot: I hate your kitchen, too: the laminate countertops are stained, the yellow tile screams "grandma" and the layout is lousy. That's where host James Young takes over. A licensed contractor and electrician, Young tackles an outdated kitchen each episode, replacing old fixtures, cabinets and appliances...
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Plot: Home renovations usually start with careful preparation, but it doesn't take much for the best-laid plans to quickly derail. For those Bob Vila wannabes who encountered unexpected electrical wires or just slammed a sledgehammer into a load-bearing wall, licensed contractor Kayleen McCabe comes to the...
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Plot: Licensed contractor Matt Muenster shows how to transform one of the most widely used rooms in the house from boring to beautiful. He incorporates the latest products and design techniques into each bathroom makeover, presenting essential do-it-yourself instruction along the way. Both grand and smaller...
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Plot: Bathrooms serve a purpose in people's homes but they don't always look nice. Licensed contractor Matt Muenster hopes to change that by renovating homeowners' bathrooms. In the same vein as `House Crashers' and `Yard Crashers', Muenster surprises homeowners while they are shopping for home improvement...
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Plot: People arriving home after a night out at dinner don't want to encounter any surprises: "The baby sitter did what?" No such worries, though, for homeowners featured in this series with HGTV/DIY veteran host Amy Matthews ("Sweat Equity," "Bathroom Renovations"). Matthews and her team work behind the...
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Plot: Contractor Jeff Devlin, the resident carpenter of HGTV's series "Spice Up My Kitchen," moves down the hall or more likely up the stairs to spruce up powder rooms in "I Hate My Bath." He repairs the broken relationship homeowners have with their dank and dull bathrooms, bringing the spaces into the...