Marcia George

Watched all six episodes at once during a bout of insomnia so I wasn't sufficiently alert to fully appreciate how disturbing this show was until the next day. First of all the prices of these homes clearly indicates that there is too much extra money floating around in America not being put to good use. The houses had ghastly ostentatious soul less interiors. All the shiny surfaces, gimmicky decorating and unnecessary bells and whistles is all show off and has nothing to do with good taste or living a good life. Second, the cast must be paid actors because I can't imagine any of them being trusted to handle multi-million dollar transactions in real life, or it could just be bad editing. Noel recognized that he messed up the showing, owned his mistake and was eager to move on and do better. Peggy smelled blood in the water and was ready to go in for the kill and totally undermine and discredit him. She kept on running her mouth to everyone yet could not understand how word got out that there was tension with Noel. The type of character that stirs up trouble, deflects, blames others, takes no responsibility and plays the victim. Best to stay clear of this type. Not a great show, but I may watch season 2 if I can't sleep.

Best thing I've seen on TV in a long time! I bing watched the entire series over few days and was able live vicariously through this very delightful family adventure. To watch this family realize their dream together and witness the love and dedication to each other and to making their dream a reality was very up-lifting. My favorite part is Dick's infectious giggle when faced with yet another daunting task. I'll try to wait at least a week before I watch the entire series again.