Chaque chose à sa place avec Clea et Joanna

The show is basically a bunch of women on Adderall organizing closets in the most basic way possible, and making it sound like it's a task for a brain surgeon.

The concept has so much potential. But the presenters, especially Clea Shearer, are unbelievably loud..there is so much overlapping chatter that it is impossible to enjoy the show.

Unlike the title suggests, this show will NOT teach you how to organize your life. For that, please go watch Marie Kondo's content. This show will however, show you two hosts that need to be seen & heard at ALL times regardless of who is speaking first. I see lots of childhood trauma surfacing throughout each episode. Seems a bit unprofessional IMO. And I agree with the other reviews about the celebrity episodes... we could not care less about the lifestyles of the rich & famous...*yawn*

If you wanted another Marie Kondo type show, then you will be disappointed. I barely managed to get through the end of the first episode.

The worst part is that there isn't really anything helpful. So as a viewer, if you're looking for advice on how to organize your own home, you're not going to get it.

I felt like anyone could easily do what they had done. I kept waiting for the part where they would give advice or tips, but there aren't really any.

As for the hosts...My husband said it well: it's like they have to constantly talk to fill the space, but don't have anything to say. Honestly they're what I hope people abroad don't think all Americans sound like. It's embarrassing.

I want another season of Marie Kondo instead.

Manages to make all of the women featured (even a highly intelligent paediatric Doctor & the accomplished & successful Reese Witherspoon) seem childish and vapid. Do grown women really shriek & talk like, like, like, that? Embarrassing to watch...and very few really great organisation ideas to share. Was hoping to be as impressed as I was with Marie Kondo - who brought intelligence and spiritual warmth to 'tidying'. Alas, I was sorely disappointed and left cold and uninspired by this superficial drabness dressed as a rainbow.