I would like to know if the persons applying to be on this show realize that 1) major defects will be found in their house no matter how great shape it is in -- rats, roof leakage, rot, black mold, ants you name it, it will be there I guarantee it 2) because of this major issue and no matter how much the budget is it will not be enough to cover everything the homeowner wants.
I can't stand Jillian or her contractor Kenny who is a debbie downer if there ever was one and he even seems to relish giving the bad news. And while I understand the show is formulaic, Jillian routinely goes over budget or has to cut out major items on the wish list which comes to the same thing. I would never hire those two in a million years with their bad record of failing to deliver. Often Jillian does one floor -- all open space -- big deal, when there are bathrooms to be done! And half the time many of the so-called renovations are just cleaning up the room and painting and she makes such a big fuss over what she has accomplished! So like the title says, I like to watch the ending period.
I can't stand Jillian or her contractor Kenny who is a debbie downer if there ever was one and he even seems to relish giving the bad news. And while I understand the show is formulaic, Jillian routinely goes over budget or has to cut out major items on the wish list which comes to the same thing. I would never hire those two in a million years with their bad record of failing to deliver. Often Jillian does one floor -- all open space -- big deal, when there are bathrooms to be done! And half the time many of the so-called renovations are just cleaning up the room and painting and she makes such a big fuss over what she has accomplished! So like the title says, I like to watch the ending period.