Sharon Hess

Beautiful makeovers on 1st episode. I will continue watching. Not sure why people are so worked up about the ladies' way of talking or "Valley girl accents." It doesn't bother me at all. Seriously....maybe people should focus on the beautiful work these ladies do rather than choosing to be critical and nitpick something so superficial. And their designs are great. I'd like to see anyone who's complained in one of these reviews do any better. Netflix, keep up the good work!

This is a great show! I occasionally watched the original 1980s version of MacGyver, but I like this roboot version a lot better than the original series. I like this younger cast, including and especially Lucas Till. The show is a little formulaic, but it is very entertaining too. There's a sense of humor about it, so it doesn't get too serious, which I like. It's also interesting to see which scientific improvisations MacGyver comes up with during each episode. A bit of violence, but this show is also cleaner than most others of its genre, which is a relief. Ironically, my husband and I just discovered this reboot version of the show on Apple TV earlier this year...the same year it was cancelled! But we're only on season 2, so we have a lot more episodes/seasons to enjoy via streaming.

Such a deep, beautiful, and inspirational movie. One of my all-time favorites! I've seen it twice and enjoyed it as much the 2nd time as the 1st.

I enjoyed this show overall. Yes, Shea does tend to stick with a certain design look, modified only slightly per client. But she's great at organizing and sprucing up spaces that are dated or have too much or too little room. I noticed some reviewers mentioned a lack of diversity and what they refer to as "white privilege." But if you watch all 12 episodes, you'll see that nearly half of her clients are nonwhite. She also works with a gay couple, again integrating diversity. Her staff is also not comprised of totally white individuals, as some reviewers claimed who obviously didn't watch all the episodes. Anyway, it's really great to see a positive reality show without any profanity!

I've watched a couple of episodes of this and I really don't think I will be able to watch any more. The 2 hosts are always vying for alpha female, ALWAYS trying to talk over one another. It's really stressful to watch their communication and rapport with each other (or lack of it). The celeb guests also try to be the #1 person in the spotlight, so that typically makes 3 women talking over each other, trying to dominate. In an episode or two, the brunette host gets really peeved at the other for how she's cutting her fruit and also refuses to touch snakeskin accessories. If the hosts were more down to earth, would stop competing with each other, and had warmer personalities, I'd keep watching, but this is just painful.