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Anyone who is an interior decoration or hard DIY has probably settled HGTV at some point. The chain served as a source of inspiration and educational resources on the waves with quick advice and pointers to fight your home. But as the way we watch television changes, the network has started to evolve, to the great disappointment of certain long -standing viewers. And following the last reshuffle of the chain, the fans are Continue to slam HGTV While he started to cancel some of his most appreciated programs.

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HGTV has just chopped more than a dozen of its most popular programs.

The disappearance of traditional stretched and disappointing television is far from being announced. With more viewers who cut the cord and move to streaming options, linear networks have continued to transform beyond their points of original interest and to turn into completely different territories (such as paranormal programming replacing the fodder by train The travel canal ).

However, it seems that even the light points in the ranges of certain channels are no longer safe. In recent weeks, HGTV has announced that it canceled more than a dozen of its The most notable renovation shows ,, Deadline Reports.

The list of ax programming includes the half-receiver Christina on the coast; quadruple Beach And Obstacle ; Season three (and recently nominated for Emmy Emmy) Real estate married ; The two seasons The El Moussas reversal ; And the unique season Izzy does it .

The latest changes on the network even affect some of its most recognizable names, especially Christina Haack (formerly hall) and TV power torque Tarek El Moussa And Heather Rae El Moussa .

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And HGTV fans are not satisfied with changes.

Fans are now going to the Internet to call the chain for its trajectory to a less decoration -oriented future. In a recent thread published on the Landret R / HGTV, users have discussed the news of The latest cancellations , including the one who said that writing was on the wall for the network - and not in a sort of DIY

"Maybe I am the aberrant value, but I felt that production focused too much on people and the false drama that was laughable," they write in the top upoge comment. "I look at HGTV for real estate and for renovations. I don't look at them to find out more about Sally's favorite model or three -point Bobby shooting. If I wanted drama, I would look bravo.

Other long-standing fans have agreed that they were afraid of their house and their beloved garden channel taking the tone of the chain which is notorious for its exaggerated programs like the Real housewives franchises, Vanderpump rules , And Under the bridge .

"You are not an aberrant value," replied. "HGTV has slowly transformed into something hybrid of strange reality TV that no one asked. This is one of the reasons why I started to attack."

Others have called the systemic change of television as a problem while deploring what was lost in the process.

"Why the shows with angry people shout are considered an entertainment, I will never understand," wrote a spectator. "Remember when you looked at HGTV and learned something? How to mix a pattern or how to make furniture work in a narrow room? Or just see beautiful rooms or gardens that inspired you? I really miss these days."

In a separate thread, viewers have deplored the way the network seems to "go bankrupt" with all Programming changes - the last of which was the last drop for some.

“I started watching them to see renovation / gardening emissions. Shake the block And theater / celebrity shows have lost me. Good luck with that, ”wrote a user.

Some fans openly fear that the chain will suffer the same fate as other traditional cable pillars.

"After seeing another advertisement for Zillow was unleashed , I fear that HGTV will follow the TLC path: learning programs at Freak shows, "wrote a Reddit user.

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The network blame a change on the market for its latest pivot.

The most recent cuts at HGTV are shocking, given to what extent they affected some of the best talents and programs in the chain. However, those who work behind the scenes say that the transformation comes to the hands of a radically modified landscape on both sides of the camera.

In addition to the passage of the current spectator to streaming services and social media for their DIY inspiration, many cite the rocky real estate market and the imminent threat of the prices imposed by the president Donald Trump as important contributory factors.

"Home Reno Shows is expensive because all the materials are late and late, the price of wood and marble and everything else increases, so these emissions no longer make sense," said an anonymous source Deadline .

Others have called serious production problems linked to the new environment.

"Tips would not arrive on time; we had wooden floors, for example, it would come in six weeks after starting production, then we also depend on entrepreneurs," said a producer of HGTV programs Deadline . "Everyone knows that if you are building your home, you never get on a budget. So try to apply it to a program that has really strict budgets. Some of our episodes have taken 16 weeks to shoot; it is more with a high intensity of labor than to make a real estate program."

Of course, costs are the most important concern, with certain renovations that cost more than half a million dollars, about double the cost of production of a real estate show, Deadline Reports.

However, HGTV has also experienced a free drop in rating in the last decade, moving to an average of 773,000 viewers this year almost in 2017.

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Some users are looking elsewhere for their domiciliary renovation correction.

While their formerly stable DIY show continues to move in a new direction, many viewers turn to new points of sale to feed their interests. Unsurprisingly, many go to streaming services - and even in the recent past.

"There is a free HGTV channel on Pluto now, and I loved catching up Flip or flop And try new shows (for me) like Return 101 with Tarek El Moussa ", A Reddit user recommended." I agree that the drama of reality TV really harms the shows, especially since the tabloids covered all the details. I liked Flip or flop When these were small family houses, often starting houses, on a very expensive market at the time. »»

Those cutting the cord can also be able to use another free option.

"Samsung TV Plus has a dozen or two channels devoted to HGTV type programming, including one that shows only all the episodes of Bravo Lists of a million dollars Franchise, ”suggested a reditor.

And what about the transition to prohibitive projects on many shows? A professional interior designer defended this decision, saying that it was more in line with reality.

"It would be great to bring something like Soup design (but better) or educational courses on small tips and tricks to make quick and easy fixes, "they wrote." As a whole, interior design is a luxury article and $ 200,000 is a small renovation. Successful designers do not make many small budgets, [and] This is why all these design shows maximum there. The smallest budgets they make use connections with the providers and get better prices on things. »»