There's two different shows.. I think one's called Hoarding- Buried Alive and the other one is Hoarders, I'm not sure of the exact names. I've watched both and one is more uplifting than the other. They show the progress the person makes and I always clap at the end! haha! The other one it seems they always 'mistakenly' throw away the person's stuff, and they usually stuff everything in garbage bags and throw it in the garage, so it feels like there was no real progress or lessons learned. I didn't see the one about the artist, I bet it's DVR'd and waiting for me!

Didn't finish. Scrapped it after watching about half. Took it off of the TiVo schedule for next week. It's almost a signal when they try to grab your attention right off with random sex, Why??? i guess others like to WATCH? I enjoy several shows where they TALK a lot about it but don't find it necessary to be graphic...and I love Big Bag, Mike & Molly and others of the same genre. I sure wish there was some network shows I could watch with my grandkids like we used to do with our own kids.

Yes, I watched it and enjoyed seeing her Childhood. I also thought that Jennifer Nettles did a wonderful job as her mom. I loved the young lady who played Dolly as a child. Very talented young lady. Dolly is a wonderful human being and has never forgot where she is from. There is also a book too, that my sister just read to her young grandchildren

I hate Westminster. I hate all the professional handlers, instead of the dogs being owner-handled. I hate all the careful stacking, instead of just allowing the dog to stack himself - all that kneeling to hold that stack in place. I hate all the product allowed on these dogs - it's truly the "hairdressers art". My own breed club does not allow professional handlers for our championship shows. We show our own dogs or we may ask a Club member to show one for us if we're physically not able to do so. At Crufts in the UK, the Kennel Club has banned product and sends inspectors around to clip a bit of hair to see if there is powder/mousse/gel or hairspray on the dog. Yes, the poodle's top knots flop quite a bit, but they actually look like dogs. They also do not allow surgically changing ears/tails etc. A boxer looks VERY different with droopy ears - sort of comical instead of a bit threatening. Benched shows (both Westminster and Crufts) are very hard on both the dogs and their owners/handlers. Yes, it does allow the public to "meet the breeds" but at what cost to the dogs? Yes, two people from my non-AKC breed club DID show their dogs at Westminster. In fact, one won the Breed. I was sorry that she chose to use a professional handler for the Toy Class competition - I'm sure she had her reasons, but she shows a dog beautifully herself. Thank heavens, the professional handlers have finally gotten the message that we don't kneel when we are dogs are being looked at, we allow them to self-stack, and we're not supposed to trim the dogs. Yes, trimming still happens (it happens at our own Club shows as well, but should not), but there is less than there once was and judges are no longer telling the handler she should really "neaten up" those fluffy feet!