Moving Up

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  • 2005
  • 4 Seasons
  • 7.5  (38)

Moving Up was a home renovation reality television show that aired on TLC from 2005 to 2009. The show was hosted by Douglas Wilson, who was a well-known interior designer and home renovator at the time. The concept of the show was to take three families who had outgrown their homes and give them the opportunity to upgrade to a larger home. Each family would move into another family's old home and renovate it according to their tastes and needs. The show would then revisit each family a few months later to see the end result of their renovation.

The show was popular because it allowed viewers to see home renovation projects from start to finish while also presenting an interesting twist. Instead of renovating their own home, each family was tasked with renovating another family's home, which presented its own sets of challenges. The show also provided viewers with a glimpse into the lives of each family, their design styles, and their personal stories.

Each episode of Moving Up followed the same format. The first part of the show focused on the story of each family, their reasons for moving, and their design preferences. This was followed by the move itself, where each family packed up their belongings and moved into another family's old home. Once settled, each family was given a set budget to spend on renovation and design work. Douglas Wilson would offer design tips and advice, but ultimately it was up to each family to decide how they wanted to renovate their new home.

The renovation process was always filled with drama and challenges. Each family had to deal with unexpected issues, such as hidden mold or termites, which often required them to readjust their budget and plans. The show was also known for the tension and drama that arose when one family did not like the renovations done by another family. Sometimes families would be thrilled with the renovation work, while other times there would be disagreements and hurt feelings.

At the end of each episode, Douglas Wilson would return to the renovated homes to see the end result. This was always a highly anticipated moment for viewers who were curious to see how each family's renovations had turned out. Some renovations were minor, while others completely transformed the look and feel of the home.

One of the strengths of Moving Up was the accessibility of the home renovation tips and advice given by Douglas Wilson. His passion for design was infectious and he had a talent for breaking down complex design concepts into easy-to-understand pieces. This made the show appealing to both casual viewers and design enthusiasts who were looking for tips and inspiration.

Overall, Moving Up was a popular and entertaining home renovation show that offered a unique twist on the genre. It was well received by viewers for its engaging format, drama, and practical renovation tips. For fans of home renovation shows, Moving Up still offers a fun and interesting look at the home renovation process.

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Description
  • Premiere Date
    January 29, 2005
  • IMDB Rating
    7.5  (38)