Good with Wood

Serie de TV
2021–
1h

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaWoodworkers will be tasked with crafting beautiful and ambitious builds to exacting briefs, ramping up to a "big build."Woodworkers will be tasked with crafting beautiful and ambitious builds to exacting briefs, ramping up to a "big build."Woodworkers will be tasked with crafting beautiful and ambitious builds to exacting briefs, ramping up to a "big build."

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- Mel Giedroyc

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- Mel Giedroyc

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Mel Giedroyc

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• 2021–2022

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8nrjlane

Don't bother with season 1

I was lucky and started with season 2 and went back to season 1. I'm glad I did, season 2 has some talented people on show with some good fine woodworking and nice joints. Compare that to season 1 where they were at best mediocre with mostly screws and glue, almost no handcut joints or precision joinery. Definitely not Britain's best woodworkers. Stick with season 2.

Mel Giedroyc as ever is a delight and the best thing in season 1.

The show itself is interesting but sometimes focuses too much on the judges subjective design preferences, rather than showcasing woodworking skills. Hopefully it'll continue to evolve as time goes on.

8thatchaz

SKIP THE FIRST SERIES

The judges on series 1 were so dull - they displayed zero personality and despite Mel's best efforts to draw them into some warm banter, they were largely just not having it. The silence was so awkward!

Skip to series 2 and INSTANTLY the judges are so much warmer - they laugh at Mel's jokes, they make their own jokes and they're kind to the contestants. Its exactly what you expect from a show like this - warm, light entertainment which showcases talented people and the lovely things they can make. Cosy British television at its best.

Love, love, love Mel! She is so naturally funny and encouraging, she's the perfect host!

8koen-56

Let's Judge

A pleasant show to watch, I was really glad I found it. The concept was good and the location interesting. It ceratinly was something my wife and I looked forward to each week. But let's get down to judging.... Contestants ...great, 10 out of 10. Host 5 , humour was good. Inappropriate humour...not so good. Judges... plain annoying. 2.

2davetrem-01226

Wasted opportunity

Hard to find anything to praise. Judges are both obnoxious and we never get any sense that they can make so much as a breadboard themselves. I have no idea why the bloke dresses the way he does. Contestants seem uniformly amateurish ie not very good with wood. Tasks are bizarre and unrealizable. No idea what the sheepish technicians actually do except presumably prevent accidental amputations.

I make boats and guitars and wouldn't let any of the contestants in my workshop without a responsible adult in charge.

5SunnyDaise

Too sexualised

This show could have been great, apart from (1) too much glue - we don't get to see enough skill and (2) so many sexualised concepts / smutty jokes (especially season 2) - the conversation totally puts me off taking this up as a class/club activity. Although skills like woodwork are traditionally passed down through families, this really isn't a show different generations can enjoy together, despite being on at 8pm. We really need more footage of the actual making and less of the unappealing banter. It is especially off-putting for my autistic relative, who loves project/skills shows normally.

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On 1st February 2022, Channel 4 Television announced that they have commissioned Plimsoll Productions to produce both a second and third series of the woodworking competition. Series two will air in 2022 and series three in 2023. The first series rated well for the British broadcaster and has sold well in international distribution. In addition to the British programme being recommissioned Plimsoll are pitching a U.S. version of the show to American platforms under the title "Handmade: Good with Wood". In addition to that a German version of the show has been optioned and the format rights pre-sold into a number of other countries worldwide.