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I’m looking forward to watching this. Reminds me of a Canadian(?) show on Netflix I saw a couple of years ago...
Fallen out of love with your house? Is clutter and life taking it over? In this new format, Nick Knowles offers families across Britain a life-changing deal. Ditch at least half of your clutter and he and his talented team will deliver their half of the bargain – a stunning top-to-toe home makeover. See your home as empty as the day you bought it—and then fall in love with it all over again, with those beautifully redesigned rooms, that space, the light and the ingenious storage solutions. Nick Knowles rescues six families across Britain who are being crushed by their clutter. Homes that look fine on the outside, but are swamped on the inside—drab, unloved and undervalued. We strip our families’ homes bare and reconstruct their entire house room by room. We help them part with precious memories, ditch a lifetime of junk, repurpose old items and make a bit of cash from unloved possessions.
He was there filming something about the cathedral restoration, seemed like a nice guy.
I know it has something to do with BBC advertising standards but I don't see how him appearing in an ad for Shreddies is any different from Gary Lineker flogging crisps or one of the dancers from Strictly appearing in an ad for Freeman's. I'm aware that Lineker is technically freelance.
He’s so fake nice, passive aggressive and his true colours have started to show, along with the over the top chivalry which makes him look like an arse he is literally an example of history repeating itself within the show .
I'm not sure what the courts are trying to say here apparently he gets fines of £666 for speeding and £666 for using his phone, with a victim surcharge of £66 and prosecution costs of £85.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-gloucestershire-48608963
TL;DR. Today I found out Nick Knowels is in league with Lord Lucifer
What was Nick’s exit interview?! It was like he had a bet on to squeeze as many cliches as he could into it. I liked him in the jungle but he completely changed my opinion of him in just a few minutes, completely fake and calculated. Cringe
Okay they were still tweaking the format first few series, but once it gained traction and the "Big Build" format started up, it's not looked back.
Best of all, it's not contrived, faked or riddled with manufactured drama, but genuine, honest and heartfelt. I'm watching an episode where they were upfront about breaching the 9 day limit by a week by coming in prior and doing prep work. I like that.
Sod it, I'm going to write them an email telling them how awesome they are now.
Ik I'm a Celeb is a different show but I just found it funny how everyone is doing a complete 180 on Curtis just like they did with Nick Knowles. They were both seen as very nice and sweet, dependable individuals who would do anything to help others, but over time it became too much, people started getting bored/not liking it and found it exhausting and started disliking Nick just as is happening to Curtis. Just a funny little observation I guess...
