Mark Johnston

I am happy to see that the show is resonating with people that have not lost someone. I lost my wife to RA. It is very difficult to watch a loved one slowly fall apart to a disease. She taught me that life may not always be kind, but it is your decision what you will do with it. She did as much as she could. I miss her, but life goes on. I was never suicidal, but the show has a lot of tender moments that hits very close to home. Great job.

I have really enjoyed the series so far. My only criticism is that I would like to see more justice for the victims. I am not that familiar with American justice, but in Canada victim's basically have no rights and are often just cast aside and forgotten about. I think we need a separate, but parallel line for the victims of crime. The latest episode, was done on zoom and was the best yet. It portrayed a lot of issues that people are having with the latest pandemic. Kudos for the hard work in putting that together. Looking forward to next season.

My girlfriend and I really enjoy the show. I have moved many times in my life so I generally am a " list it" guy. Sometimes I get mad when people "love it", when Todd finds something that ticks all the boxes yet they stay for sentimental reasons in a place that still needs a lot of work. I do love Jillian's work and I would her to work on my place. Todd would have no chance in my case because we are in a rural setting and have an unique house. That's how I came up with the idea of revisiting the people and see how they feel about the choice they made about a year after their decision.