Nancy A

What I find most upsetting about these shows is that they bring in a different amount of men than women and send people home, only to bring in new people to break up established couples. I think this is to make it more dramatic but it is not really geared towards everyone finding a love partner. The premise seems absurd to me. I could see if you brought in a group of people and if a few didn’t find a connection by the end, they go home alone, but the way this show is done, doesn’t make sense.

I loved Flip or Flop with Tarek and Christina, so I am trying to give this a chance, but what I find so grating is that Tarek would not give Christina much leeway or budget and there was a tug of war, which he had stated would continue on later at home, but with Heather it is anything she wants, as if he is so worried to say something wrong, but he is the expert flipper, isn’t he ? Heather also for me, talks way too much, interjects a lot, is over confident and interrupts him constantly, which you would think would annoy him, but surprisingly does not seem to. Also storyline more about their life than the construction aspect, and now flipping higher end property does not have the same edge as flipping lower properties to see the drastic turnarounds made, or maybe because we are not seeing all the construction problems the way we used to. So sorry but for me Christina has the personality that has you riveted to watching her and she has a way of interacting with the audience more, that makes you fall in love with her, for me anyway. I would prefer to see the other show Flipping 101 where Tarek was teaching us about flipping and the problems. I also think Christina on the Coast and Christina in the Country are enjoyable shows, that I anticipate to see again.