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Name: Mobile Home Disaster
Genre: Reality
Released: 2008-05-23

2008
1 Season

Mobile Home Disaster is a show on Country Music Television that follows a team of expert mobile home renovators as they travel the country, working to transform dilapidated trailers into dream homes. Over the course of each episode, viewers get to see the transformation process from start to finish, as the team tackles everything from structural issues to interior design challenges.

The show is hosted by a team of experts, including a general contractor, an interior designer, and a trailer expert, who work together to tackle each renovation project. Together, they bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to the table, allowing them to tackle even the most difficult renovation challenges.

One of the most unique aspects of Mobile Home Disaster is the focus on mobile home renovation specifically. While there are a number of home renovation shows out there, very few focus specifically on mobile homes. As such, the show offers a unique perspective on the challenges and rewards of renovating these often-overlooked homes.

Throughout each episode, viewers get to see the team in action as they work to overcome a variety of obstacles. This might include repairing a damaged roof, installing new flooring, or redesigning a cramped living space. Thanks to the team's expertise, however, no challenge is too great.

In addition to the renovation work itself, the show also offers glimpses into the lives of the homeowners who are benefitting from the renovations. Many of these individuals have lived in subpar mobile homes for years, and the transformation that takes place on the show is life-changing for them. Viewers get to see their reactions as they walk through their newly-renovated homes for the first time, and it's impossible not to be moved by the emotion and gratitude on display.

Another standout feature of Mobile Home Disaster is the focus on sustainable, eco-friendly design. Many of the renovations featured on the show use sustainable materials and practices, which not only helps the environment but also saves homeowners money in the long run. This emphasis on sustainability is both forward-thinking and incredibly relevant in today's world, and it's one of the things that sets Mobile Home Disaster apart from other home renovation shows.

Of course, it wouldn't be a reality TV show without some drama thrown in for good measure. Mobile Home Disaster is no exception, and viewers will find plenty of tense moments as the team races to finish each renovation on time and on budget. Whether it's running into unexpected structural issues or dealing with stubborn homeowners, the team always manages to rise to the occasion and deliver a stunning finished product.

Ultimately, what sets Mobile Home Disaster apart from other home renovation shows is the sense of community that it fosters. By shining a light on these often-overlooked homes and the people who live in them, the show offers a powerful reminder of the importance of home and the power of transformation. Viewers will come away from each episode feeling inspired and uplifted, and will likely be eager to tune in each week to see what challenges the team will tackle next.

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Seasons

7. The Edwards

July 11, 2008

Sabrina and her husband Donald have been married 10 years but have been separated by the sea for nearly five years because Donald is in the Navy. He hasn't seen his wife and two children in almost a year. Realizing that his family desperately needs him, Donald is finally coming home. But right now there is no home to come home to. Sabrina and Donald bought their dream home a year ago and shortly after, he was shipped off. Unfortunately, while renovating, Sabrina ran out of money. She and the kids were forced to move in with her parents. To top it off, Sabrina's parents are emotionally tapped out and yearn for the day when their daughter and grandkids can move into their own home. And if that's not bad enough, even though Donald passed the LAPD exams with flying colors, he failed the eye test, can't afford to pay for the corrective surgery and his dreams of becoming an LAPD officer are completely shot. Without money in the bank and no job on the horizon, this military family doesn't stand a fighting chance of ever renovating their dream home.

6. The Baques

July 4, 2008

This blended family consists of Kim, her boyfriend Jon, her older daughter Shadi, Jon's two young kids, Kim's mother's boyfriend and nine animals. They all live in a 1978 mobile home. They are funny, country music lovin', colorful and deserving. Oh yeah. They're also former carnies.

5. The Talcotts

June 20, 2008

Bonnie Talcott bought what she could afford - a mobile home in Thousand Oaks, Calif. She has a long-term boyfriend who stays with the family part time, but it's tough because there is a real lack of space. Bonnie's daughter doesn't have her own bedroom. She shares a bed with her mother. Like their mom, the Talcott kids are passionate about giving back to the community. They work with foster care kids and participate in church youth group activities. All of the Talcotts sing, and one of Bonnie's dreams is to become the real Partridge Family and travel the country singing Christian music.

4. The Furrers

June 13, 2008

The Furrers are a funny, quirky, upbeat family. Their mobile home is 40 years old, but when they moved in 21 years ago, they never dreamed they'd be sharing it with a former owner. The woman who used to live in the home died there, and according to the Furrers, she's never left.

3. The Fricks

June 6, 2008

The Fricks are big advocates of living green. They insist energy-efficient mobile homes are the wave of the future. Andreas and Katie met on Match.com. Their compatibility drew them together. Both grew up on chicken farms, both broke their shoulders horse-riding and love hiking and other outdoor activities. The two moved in together and shortly after, Andreas' daughter Kimberly moved in with them. The three never imagined they'd be living in a mobile home but were drawn to the Palisades Bowl after responding to a misleading ad about a condo for sale. Andreas is an architect who saw potential. He gutted the mobile home and has now run out of money to finish it. The Fricks live out of the master bedroom. Katie has no kitchen and does dishes in the bathtub, and Kimberly uses it as the living room to watch TV and do school work.

2. The Schmidts

May 30, 2008

The Schmidts are a blended family building a life in a multi-colored mobile home that once served as a daycare center. Lisa is mother to Alex and Melanie, and Gary is the father to son Andrew. When Gary and Lisa met, it was love at first sight and soon after, they married. They can't say the same about their mobile home. The home still has the original daycare colors and wallpaper. There is even a chalk-drawn hopscotch court under one of the carpets. It's a true embarrassment for the family. Lisa and Gary have strived to make a better life for their kids. After Lisa was laid off from her job, she decided to go back to school. She worked hard and eventually earned her master's in geography. She now teaches at the local community college.

1. The Tylers

May 23, 2008

The Tylers are a family of three living in Sylmar, California - mom, her fiancé, Ken and her son, Tim. Angela has a house full of antiques, but Ken and young Tim would rather use the china cabinet to store Harley Davidson parts and Hot Wheels. As Angela puts it, they are stuck... in a world of inherited furniture and a 1973 mobile home that's falling apart.

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