The Revolution

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  • 2007
  • 1 Season
  • 4.4  (81)

The Revolution was a daytime talk show on the History Channel that aired from January to July 2012. Hosted by a diverse group of experts who aimed to inspire viewers to make positive changes in their lives, the show focused on lifestyle transformation, health and wellness, and personal growth.

The hosts of the show were accomplished and well-known in their respective fields. Tim Gunn, famous for his role on Project Runway as the fashion mentor, was the show's "style guru" who shared tips on fashion and self-image. Ty Pennington, the energetic and charismatic host of ABC's Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, shared his expertise on home design and renovation. Jennifer Ashton, a board-certified OBGYN and maternal-fetal medicine specialist, provided medical advice and acted as the show's health expert.

Each episode featured a specific theme, such as weight loss, confidence-building, or relationships, and was designed to offer practical solutions and tools for viewers to make positive changes in their lives. The hosts utilized a combination of expert advice, personal anecdotes, and audience participation to create an engaging and informative show.

The show's segments were focused on various aspects of wellness, including diet and exercise, mental health, sleep, and stress management. For example, in one episode, the show tackled the topic of weight loss and featured segments on healthy eating, exercise, and self-acceptance. Gunn provided fashion tips for dressing for one's body type, while Pennington offered tips on creating a home gym on a budget. Ashton discussed the health risks associated with obesity and the importance of maintaining a healthy weight.

In addition to practical, actionable advice, the show also featured inspirational stories of people who had transformed their lives through the adoption of healthy habits or the pursuit of their dreams. These individuals served as role models for viewers who may be struggling with similar issues.

The show also had a strong social media presence, with viewers able to interact with the hosts and each other through Facebook, Twitter, and other platforms. The Revolution's website featured articles, blogs, and additional resources related to the show's themes and topics.

While The Revolution was generally well-received by viewers, it was ultimately cancelled after just seven months on the air. The network cited low ratings as the reason for the cancellation, although some speculated that the show may have struggled to find its footing in a crowded daytime talk show market.

Despite its short run, The Revolution left an impression on many viewers who appreciated its focus on positivity, practical advice, and self-improvement. The show's hosts, each experts in their respective fields, brought a wealth of knowledge and experience to the show and created a welcoming and engaging atmosphere for viewers.

The Revolution is a series that is currently running and has 1 seasons (13 episodes). The series first aired on July 4, 2007.

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A President and His Revolution
13. A President and His Revolution
September 26, 2007
George Washington becomes the nation's first president. His accomplishments are assessed.
Road to the Presidency
12. Road to the Presidency
September 19, 2007
Selected as the first president of the United States, George Washington journeys from his home in Virginia to New York City for his inauguration.
Becoming a Nation
11. Becoming a Nation
September 12, 2007
The Revolution ends when the Treaty of Paris is signed in 1783. Also featured in this episode is the Constitutional Convention of 1787.
The End Game
10. The End Game
September 5, 2007
Yorktown, the final major battle of the Revolutionary War, is recounted.
A Hornet's Nest
9. A Hornet's Nest
August 29, 2007
The war in the southern colonies continues with the British winning battles but slowly losing the war.
The War Heads South
8. The War Heads South
August 22, 2007
The British change strategies and decide to move the war into the South in hopes of splitting the colonies in two.
Treason and Betrayal
7. Treason and Betrayal
August 15, 2007
Chronicled in this episode is the treachery of one of the Continental Army's best field generals--Benedict Arnold.
Forging an Army
6. Forging an Army
August 8, 2007
The winter of 1777-78 which the Continental Army spent at Valley Forge under harsh conditions but were molded into a fighting force.
Path to World War
5. Path to World War
August 1, 2007
The battles of Brandywine and Saratoga are examined as well as Benjamin Franklin's attempts to forge an alliance with France and get them to enter the war against the British.
American Crisis
4. American Crisis
July 25, 2007
Washington's leadership and the many problems facing the Continental cause are examined in this episode.
Declaring Independence
3. Declaring Independence
July 18, 2007
The 1776 decision of the Continental Congress to declare the American colonies independent from Great Britain is among the topics covered in this episode.
Rebellion to Revolution
2. Rebellion to Revolution
July 11, 2007
George Washington is appointed commander-in-chief of the Continental Army as serious fighting begins around Boston including the Battle of Bunker Hill.
Boston, Bloody Boston
1. Boston, Bloody Boston
July 4, 2007
Boston was the cradle of the American Revolution. Chronicled in this episode are events such as the Boston Massacre and the Boston Tea Party which led up to the Revolution itself.
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Where to Watch The Revolution
The Revolution is available for streaming on the History website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch The Revolution on demand at Apple TV Channels, Amazon Prime and History Vault.
  • Premiere Date
    July 4, 2007
  • IMDB Rating
    4.4  (81)