Property Brothers: Forever Home

Like all reality TV, this show has a distinctly fake vibe to it. The only work these guys ever do is when the cameras are rolling. They never do anything that would cause them to work up a sweat or displace a single hair on their perfectly coiffed hair. They look kinda silly with their stylish work clothes and work belts that look they just came out of the box.

The brothers are more charming than most HGTV hosts and don't start grating on you after a few episodes like the annoying as freak Gaines couple. But they seem more like game show hosts than contractors.

There's never any discussion about cost. Then it's like the brothers make all the decisions about everything.

The worst thing about all the HGTV shows, especially this one, is that they concentrate so much on furnishings and decorations at the expense of what's done to the actual house. IDK if it's the producers who pick everything, but all their renos look pretty much the same.

It's reality TV which means there's very little reality to it.

3/4 of the homes are already renovated to higher standard than most homes....be a lot more entertaining to see not so well off people getting renovations.

Every show they do is always white and gray. Everything they do aways looks the same. Add so me color. You aren't doing flips so it doesn't always have to be soooo generic and look the same as all the other homes... NEXT.

People dis this show because it's about renovating homes for people with a bit of money. Hey, not every reno show has to be about folks with very limited funds. The brothers are energetic and genuine, listen to their clients and their work is thoughtful well done. That's what I enjoy. There are plenty of other shows out there for other budget categories that are fun to watch as well. Dissing this show because they work with clients that have a higher budget reeks of envy.

I can't watch this and other similar shows due to the waste of materials or items that could, and should, be, donated to the Restore or other charitable places for those less fortunate.

This show, and others, make a big show of bringing in homeowners and giving them sledgehammers. This isn't a problem when they're knocking out a wall but they make big of destroying inexpensive cabinets and counters that could be donated. So they're cheap chipboard.

Someone out there may be glad for them but they're simply destroyed. What a waste.

I challenge this and shows like it to contact the Restore and other charitable places like it to donate as many reusable materials as are reasonable instead of conspicuously destroying them without a thought.