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| Title:
Make Your Move |
Network:
Discovery Home Channel |
| Year:
2005 |
Host: N/A |
| Summary: "Make Your
Move" puts viewers inside the moving van to witness the challenges,
frustration and ultimate excitement of making a new start in a new home.
Along the way, viewers see the organizational issues and intimate moments
as families leave one home and begin a new chapter of their lives in
another |
| Web Links:
Food Network For
more info visit
HGTV
Canadian Site |
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| Title:
Manic Organic |
Network: HGTV
(Canada) |
| Year:
2003 |
Host: Antony
John |
Summary: The "Manic
Organic" is an entertaining and visually rich gardening and cuisine series
that tells the story of organic produce as it makes its journey from farm
field to dinner table.
Each episode follows a main vegetable and two side vegetables through the
life cycle from planting out as seeds to nurturing in the garden without
pesticides and finally harvesting and cooking. |
| Web Links:
Food Network For
more info visit
HGTV
Canadian Site |
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| Title: Mark Cullen Gardening |
Network: HGTV (Canada) |
| Year: |
Host: Mark Cullen |
| Summary:
"Mark Cullen Gardening" is in its fourth television season on HGTV Canada.
The series take viewers on an informative and beautiful voyage through
some of the most inspiring gardens of Canada. The series offers practical,
step by step garden design and maintenance advice. In addition, each show
features intimate walkabouts with private gardeners in their own gardens
and breathtaking tours through some of Canada's top public gardens. |
| Web Links:
Mark
Cullen Gardening |
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| Title:
Martha Stewart Living |
Network:
Style Network |
| Year:
1991-2004 |
Host:
Martha Stewart |
| Summary:
"Martha Stewart Living" is the vehicle of Martha Stewart, the
"Queen of How-To" as she showcased such activities as cooking, flower
arranging, gardening and other assorted arts and crafts projects for the
home. Martha's catchphrase is "It's
a good thing".
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| Web Links:
Martha Stewart Website |
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| Title: Me, My House & I |
Network: W Network (Canada) |
| Year: 2003+ |
Host: Brigette Gail |
| Summary: "Me, My House & I"
follows the trials and tribulations of stand-up comedian and actor,
Brigitte Gall, as she renovates a century old home. Brigitte
entertains and informs as she takes the viewer through the crazy world
of home renovation. The series was nominated for a 2004 Gemini Award
in the Practical Information Series category. |
| Web Links:
Me, My House & I |
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| Title: Men in Tool Belts |
Network: PBS |
| Year: 1997 |
Hosts: Ed Feldman, Joe L'Erario. |
| Summary:
"Men in Tool Belts" (1997) follows two goofy but talented Philadelphia
furniture restorers as they pick up tool belts to get involved in home
renovation projects. See also "Furniture to Go" and "Furniture on
the Mend" |
| Web Links:
Men in Tool Belts |
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| Title: Mission: Organization |
Network: Home & Garden Television (HGTV) |
| Year: 2002 |
Hosts: Gail
O'Neill, Al Ducharme. |
| Summary:
"Mission: Organization" brings order to chaos by redesigning living spaces
one room at a time. Learn how you can organize your home and resolve your
clutter problem from kitchen catastrophes to bedroom bedlam. |
| Web Links:
Mission: Organization |
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| Title: Modern Masters |
Network: Home & Garden Television (HGTV) |
| Year: N/A |
Host: N/A |
| Summary:
"Modern Masters" takes viewers to workshops around the country to observe
master craftsmen and women demonstrating their trades, whether blacksmith
or plaster caster, mural artist or potter. As the featured artisans bring
stone, metal, glass and wood to life, they share their methods and their
enjoyment of the results. Viewers gain insight, inspiration and confidence
from watching the pros at work. |
| Web Links:
Modern Masters |
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| Title: Monster House |
Network: Discovery Channel |
| Year: 2003 |
Host: Steve Watson |
| Summary:
"Monster House" moves a family into an RV for a week as they watch a
bunch of strangers with chain saws and demolition equipment tear apart
everything they know and didn't love. That a typical moment in this wild
show. So. tired of that same old living
room? Well, you could slap a little paint on the walls, maybe or you could
call Monster House. |
| Web Links:
Monster House |
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| Title: Move This House |
Network: A&E Channel |
| Year: 2005 |
Hosts: N/A |
| Summary:
"Move This House" (Coming Soon) |
| Web Links: |
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| Title: Moving Up |
Network: The Learning Channel (TLC) |
| Year: 2005 |
Hosts: Doug Wilson (from Trading Places) |
| Summary:
"Moving Up" ( guides three sets of families through the process of a
major move. The 15-part series follows a chain of new homeowners who move
into one another's homes and begin the design and renovation process that
occurs during the first six months of adjusting to their new digs. |
| Web Links:
Moving
Up |
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| Title: Mucking In |
Network: TV One (New Zealand) |
| Year: 2001 |
Hosts: Jim Mora, Mike Mansvelt. |
| Summary:
"Mucking In" follow civic-minded New Zealanders who are rewarded
for their kindness and dedication to their local communities by way of a
garden makeover. The people and businesses of the local community,
contribute labor and products to renovate the recipient's garden.
(Touchdown Production ) |
| Web Links:
Mucking In |
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| Title: My First Place |
Network: Home & Garden Television (HGTV) |
| Year: 2005 |
Host: Jill Cordes |
| Summary:
"My First Place" captures the emotions and designing challenges of
moving into your first home. The new residents, whether they are a
couple, a family or an individual, get valuable assistance from an
ensemble team of design experts who come up with creative solutions to
practical problems for house-poor, first-time homeowners. |
| Web Links:
My
First Place |
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| Title: My Parents House |
Network: Home & Garden Television (HGTV) |
| Year: N/A |
Hosts: Andrika Lawren, Emmanuel Belliveau. |
| Summary:
"My Parents House" follow adult siblings return to their family home to do
something they have been dying to do for years…redecorate and redesign at
least one room in their parents’ house and, more importantly, bring their
parents into the 21st century! Time for that shag carpet in the dining
room to go! |
| Web Links:
My
Parents House |
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