Good Bones

Hi! I have never bothered to make comment to any show before. But I feel that strongly about this that I decided to look into making this comment.

First I would like to say that I like watching your show. I like the creative ideas and design. I often do a binge watch of a bunch in a row.

But...I also must say...I hate hate hate your new commercial. The song turns me off so much that I will change the channel for a few minutes until it is over. I understand the concept of sounding like some kind of vintage family type show. But the jingle, words and singing ate just awful awful awful.

Mina, you are a beautiful woman. Why do you style your eyebrows so they look like a perpetual frown? Please lighten the color and, maybe, style the ends of your eyebrows so they arch up a little more? You seem to be happy, I think this may translate that a little more. 🤗 I love your show! You and your mom are so good at what you do. You have a great crew, and a genuine care for the potential buyers of your homes. Thank you!

Will you ever do a makeover of an apartment? I know most apartment buildings don't let their tenants remodel the space, but, what can a renter do to update a space within the guidelines of a contract?

The details for the cast photos are incorrect - they should be reversed and the references to spouses is correct for Mina. Otherwise I enjoy the show as it is closer to real life than other similar reno shows.

I really have to hand it to these two young women. They work magic in restoring unlivable abodes into useful home again. The one thing I don't like is this trend to make kitchens a corner of the living room. Every cook knows kitchens are work rooms. I'll be so happy when this fad is over.

Good Bones follows a Mother-Daughter team that takes old or dilapidated homes in Indianapolis and fixes them up, thus helping revitalize a neighborhood. The two leads are very likable, and from what I've seen, the series doesn't contain a lot of forced and contrived drama and conflict that you see in such shows as Flip or Flop, or Love It or List It.

They pick a truly run-down house, so you don't have to go through that staged, silly routine from other shows of "are they going to pick that one, or the other one?" The houses that I have seen are truly a mess, making the renovation very remarkable. You are also spared the presence of spoiled homeowners haughtily proclaiming their need for an open-concept, mega kitchen "for entertaining", knowing full well they'll probably be ordering from Pizza Hut most of the time.

The team is very likable, especially the mother, Karen Laine, whose smile is infectious. They seem to have a good time doing the show and that matters.