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and Flip Or Flop, that doesn’t mean that millions of people aren’t religiously watching them. Networks like HGTV are providing the programming viewed everywhere from cozy couches to harshly lit hospital waiting rooms, bringing the oddly comforting—and inherently untrue—feeling of a quick and clean renovation to semi-distracted viewers on the regular. But why do we love transformation TV so much, and what is it about shows that essentially feature the framework over and over again that...

KXLY January 16, 2021 12:00 PM Eric Andersson, TV Insider Posted: Updated: What is it? A reality-TV lover’s dream. The all-unscripted streaming service brings tens of thousands of episodes of series from Discovery’s stable of networks, including HGTV, TLC, Discovery and Animal Planet, to one place. Want to catch up on episodes of Property Brothers at Home? Do that here. Or watch originals like Home Town: Ben’s Workshop, starring HGTV star Ben Napier, who teaches celebs (think:...

Joanna Gaines Gets Some Help in the Kitchen From Two-Year-Old Crew in This Adorable Clip Its the way he counts the eggs that does it for me. ❤️ Jan 13, 2021 OK, its official: Crew Gaines is the cutest helper ever! In the clip above, which is from Joanna Gainess upcoming cooking show Magnolia Table, the mom-of-five gets an unexpected visit in the kitchen as Crew, 2, adorably stumbles onto the scene. "Crew! Wheres your dad?" Joanna asks as she picks up her youngest and seats him o...

Chip and Joanna Gaines Are Back (With Friends) in First-Time Fixer Chip and Joanna Gaines Are Back (With Friends) in First-Time Fixer Chip and Joanna Gaines help two novice flippers learn how to renovate a condo on the premiere of a new Discovery+ show, "First-Time Fixer." Jillian Pretzel, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail "Fixer Upper" fans will be in a tizzy to hear that Chip and Joanna Gaines have returned to TV—this time to help friends renovate their first house on the premiere episode ...

Alice Morgan/Getty Images It’s safe to say that over the course of many hours spent watching HGTV shows, we’ve all probably shared the same thought: “I wish ______ could design my home!” As it turns out, they probably can! Before they’re given a program on the TV network and beamed into your house via the silver screen, many HGTV stars start out as regular small business owners, offering their design services to everyday clients. And even after they’ve found TV fame, many continue ...

Bicycle House From Fixer Upper Season 1 on the Market for $550K Bicycle House From Fixer Upper Season 1 on the Market for $550K A charming cottage renovated on the HGTV home improvement show "Fixer Upper" has come on the market for $550,000. It was last on the market in 2018. Claudine Zap, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail A charming cottage renovated on the HGTV home improvement show “Fixer Upper” is now on the market for $550,000. Known as the “Bicycle House” and built in 1910, the di...

'Home Town' stars Ben and Erin Napier have a couple of great ideas for revitalizing your home on a tight budget.

Clint Harp of Fixer Upper Fame Returns! Renovation Secrets From Restoration Road Clint Harp of Fixer Upper Fame Returns! Renovation Secrets From Restoration Road Clint Harp of "Fixer Upper" fame premiers his new Discovery+ show, "Restoration Road," with a stunning train transformation. Jillian Pretzel, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Clint Harp made a name for himself as a carpenter on Chip and Joanna Gaines hit show “Fixer Upper,” but now he’s flying solo with his own series on Disco...

If you are using ad-blocking software, please disable it and reload the page. Embed Code Restart As part of the new Magnolia Network, the revamped series sees Chip and Joanna Gaines return to what they do best: turn outdated homes into stunning and innovative living spaces. “The day we wrapped our final episode of Fixer Upper, we really believed it was a chapter closed. We knew we needed a break and a moment to catch our breath. But we also knew we weren’t done dreaming about ways to make ...

Property Brothers, but doesn’t offer on-demand episodes from those same shows. Perhaps it’s no coincidence that on-demand episodes of these shows are also absent from the Discovery+ catalog. That means you can’t watch some of Discovery’s most popular shows at all on Discovery+ right now, and come January 29, you’ll likely be limited to whatever episodes happen to be playing on their marathon channels. (As The Streamable has pointed out, some of those shows may be currently tied to Hul...