Bryan Inc.

I really wanted to like this show! And a lot of the times, I like the finished product! The problem is enduring the episode from beginning to the end. I have to agree with the previous review. Bryan is very likable and I actually learn some things from him. Sarah's input is usually demanding towards her husband. "I know best and I must have my own way." No real connection with the viewers by explaining or teaching. It's also very hard to watch her because every time she talks, she closes her eyes! I think HGTV needs to stop trying to re-create the wheel by having so many husband and wife teams. Joanna and Chip had great chemistry with each other and the viewers but, not everybody has that.

I'm sure Sarah is a great person but on the show she is so annoying, whiny, and demanding "communication" when it's really her that doesn't understand ... I would rather the show be featuring Bryan more as he seems to have a great sense of humor, a more relaxed but still professional demeanor.

I love the fact that while the entire planet is painfully getting through a pandemic, losing their houses, barely surviving while this whiny, entitled, piece of trash is commenting on commercials that "between Florida and Canada and the Bahamas, who knows where we're going to be!" Thank you for rubbing your luxurious life in the face of us who are just trying to make ends meet and feed, shelter and clothe our loved ones. You are a true gem to humankind and I am proud of your insensitivity, the entitled attitude, and the overall piece of shot you are which reminds me of Marie Antoinette. "Let them eat cake" Go fak yourself.

Love, love, love Bryan and wish Sarah would just...Leave it to Bryan once again. I'm going to miss Bryan's talent and wit but I can't take another episode of her condescending attitude.

Sarah I think is not treated nicely by her husband and because she doesn't have Bryan's experience and knowledge he can get away with. I don't think he's funny or cute when he tries to be. I especially don't like when Bryan changes things without consulting Sarah. They come to agreements about things and then he changes it. Instead it would be kinder if he treated her as an equal (like Chip treats Joanna) and explain why something won't work or can't be done. He also says, "Sarah won this one ". Why does it have to be a win or lose? He never tries to make her feel confident. Sarah, I wouldn't work with Bryan anymore. He's an authoritarian passive aggressive man who doesn't know how to treat a lady. Maybe he should watch Chip Gaines and take lessons on treating your wife with respect.