Ellen's Design Challenge show anyone watching?
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Comments (34)Tea...I had mentioned before that the stations should take a deeper look at the bloggers. Also, a repeat post, Nate B. has a new show on NBC, not yet released. Oprah sure has power to be. "In March 2013, television journalists noted that Berkus began working on a primetime series with NBC, initially titled âÂÂRenovation NationâÂÂ.[14] In May 2013 it was reported that the title was changed to "American Dream Builders", and implied the change had something to do with the fact that Planet Green had previously aired a show of the same "Renovation Nation" name between 2008 and 2010.[15] Berkus is the host and one of the producers of the show where, according to NBC, "American top designers, builders, architects and landscapers go head-to-head each week, putting their talents to the test on extreme home renovations. They'll tackle spaces that are architecturally diverse, resulting in epic transformations with impeccable design."[16] Early descriptions report that the cross country competitions will be judged both by design experts and also by viewers, as the live finale includes audience evaluation to determine the winner.[17] NBC has initially ordered 10 episodes which will reportedly premiere mid-season 2013-14 on Sunday evenings.[18]" Hopefully they won't mess too much with his wisdom and skills. But it sounds complex to me for a show. Here is a link that might be useful: Nate...See MoreEllen's Design Challenge Tonight
Comments (7)I don't think age has anything to do with it, but I do think that they find traditional furniture boring. I also think that part of the concept is to design something for Ellen specifically, and traditional is not her style. I also predicted correctly which two would be eliminated, but that's a good thing, I think. There are very few shows that feature cutting-edge contemporary, probably because most of the shows are made on the East Coast (not counting Canadian shows), and Ellen's show is made in California. However, some of the best new designers are from the East Coast (two good contestants were from Providence (RISD students or graduates), but it seems that they must move to the West coast to further their careers. That may be because the high end furniture industry is huge in Los Angeles, which that's why I moved here. I know quite a few furniture designers who graduated from RISD and moved to Los Angeles. I do find, however, that cutting edge designs sell better in New York than in L.A., from my own experience....See MoreAnyone watch Design by Nate and Jeremiah?
Comments (15)Thanks for posting this, as I hadn't heard of it. I was able to stream it with one of my friend's cable sign in codes. I love both of those guys and their relationship banter was sweet, i thought. It's obvious they are crazy about each other and that darling daughter. I thought the couple they selected were good, too. I think they had just gotten in over their heads for DIY and the tasks of daily living took over their good intentions for finishing their remodel. I also thought it was a good life lesson for those in the audience who might have similar commitment problems (committing to a plan) that someone else can actually help them if they just let go of some of the control. Didn't they say the neighbors had been looking at that mess for 10 years? I'll definitely watch this again....See MoreAnyone watch 9-1-1, new show on Fox?
Comments (36)I love Lucifer. I ran across it on Hulu one day when I had nothing to watch and also binge watched it. Now I am all caught up and anxiously await every new episode. Same thing happened with Blindspot. I was meaning to watch 9-1-1 didn't realize it started now I need to go find it on demand and watch it. Will let you know what I think as soon as I do....See More- 10 years agolast modified: 10 years ago
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