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Does anyone else watch this show? I'm in a love/hate relationship with it. I used to like Hillary and dislike David, but now Hillary is beginning to wear on me, and I think David is actually very clever. But the plot's are pretty formulaic.
1) Objectives and budgets set out
2) David shows homes couple doesn't like t
3) Couple blames David personally for non-existence of perfect homes.
4) Hillary starts in basement, discovers house is about to fall down.
5a) Couple blows up at Hillary because she promised to rebuild house, re-do kitchen and add two bedrooms and a full bath with budget of $1.75, and now can't because said house is falling down and she needs to rebuild all plumbing/wiring; OR
5b) Hillary promised to add 5th bedroom and now can't because couple's house not zoned for it (because no contractor would check codes before setting foundation, would they?)
6) David at long last finds house couple love, for only $250,000 over their budget, which never causes a problem for couple
7) Hillary shows finished house, which in some cases means she cleaned out slobs' clutter, repainted and added a colorful afghan on couch, to couple's oohs and aahs.
8) Couple makes decision, which invariably is - suprise! - opposit of their "overheard" conversation as they decide
Do I have that about right? Why do I like this show so much when half of me finds it irritating.
This post was edited by hayden2 on Sun, Jun 2, 13 at 14:59
"Is it because they are charged less for the labor?"
I think that's exactly it, nosoccermom. I think the labor is free, so the improvements are very inexpensive when compared to "the real world".
Personally, as someone who is looking to move next year, I would love to have Hillary upgrading my current home for sale while David finds me a new one. :-)
I've tuned in on occasion. I was getting a bit bored because all the ones I was seeing, the couple decided to love it! Even when I felt they should list it and go already! Finally one decided to list it!
I do like Hilary's taste. Unlike some designer shows, i really seen to like everything she puts together.
Hayden, I think they need the "monkey wrench" thrown it to create a stir. It would be really boring if everything went smoothly.
Hayden, I laughed when I read your post. I think you nailed it--DH and I have often mentioned the predictable course of the show. I don't really see how it keeps it interesting, since anyone who has watched it more than once knows what is coming next. The thing we really don't like is the confrontational element and nasty comments. In fact, we often turn it off and sometimes tune in at the end just to see what Hilary has done for the house and what fabulous, over-budget home David has found. I think it would be much more interesting if the show was more realistic, but I guess the ''reality tv'' generation wants more angst.
By the way, nosoccermom did point out the one intrinsic feature of the show that you missed---how the $1.75 budget somehow resulted in an increase of $50,000 in the couple's home.
There are two other things that are funny:
1. The upper floor has three tiny bedrooms and a small bathroom. The objective is: Add two more bedrooms, a large master bathroom, and ample storage within the same footprint.
2. The deck is unsafe, there's asbestos everywhere, the plumbing and electrical are shot, and there's mold from a newly uncovered leak. The spouse who's wanted to move all along, now says: "Let's get outta here and sell." Uh, yeah, and who's gonna buy your house in that condition?
The other thing I wonder is how much the home owners are involved in making decisions. I can't imagine that it's all "trust me, you'll love it." I wouldn't want to spend that $1.75 without consultation on what kind of materials, colors, functionality, etc. I'd like. For instance, I wouldn't want my spa bathroom in the basement if the master bedroom is in the attic.
Actually, somewhere I read that the homeowners tour houses that aren't even for sale, and that the show is filmed with two endings.
I watched the show a couple times and didn't care for it. In addition to the "let's create controversy" stuff, and Hillary's inability to keep a budget, the numbers made no sense to me. For example, the HOs have a $300K house and a $50K reno budget, but they're shopping for a $500K home. Of course they're going to like the $500K house better than their upgraded $350K one. Apples and oranges.
And has everyone noticed that Love It or List It is filmed in Canada. Just as Holmes on Homes is from Canada. In case you're not familiar with that one, Mike Holmes goes into a home to repair a home improvement job that was totally botched by some construction guy who then left the homeowner high and dry.
Between Love It or List It and Holmes on Homes, I'm shocked that Canada is still standing. Residential properties throughout the country appear to be at worst death traps, and at best, rickety structures waiting to collapse beneath unsuspecting homeowners. Makes you wonder, eh?
I always love how Hillary tells the homeowner how she is going to take down a wall to open it up. And then the shocked look on her face when the contractor tells her it's "load-bearing" etc etc.
Huh? Wouldn't you check on that before telling the owner's you are going to take it down?
And I love the one where they had an active storm water leak in the basement and she finished the basement using dri-core saying it would solve the problem. (Nope... just hides it.)
It's all so fake, but I do like that they can show how you can update your home to fit your needs.
What everyone needs to remember- both about this show and nearly every other show on HGTV- is that it is an entertainment show and not a documentary.
There is no "truth," and frankly no allusion of truth. We may infer that this is a real situation that evolves as presented to us but that is our mistake.
It is contrived and bears absolutely no relevance to reality whatsoever. So watch it if you enjoy it as entertainment but don't take even one moment of it seriously.
Agreed. But the problem is that these shows do affect how people approach house buying or renovations, that is, what is "expected" in a house as well as a the focus on surface or short-term fixes rather than quality and durability. Kitchens are almost disposables, i.e. a new kitchen every 10 years, or as an acquaintance said when ripping out a perfectly nice kitchen in her just-bought house (about 5 years old), "I don't want to cook in a used kitchen; it's creepy." She still goes out for dinner, though.
Ditto to all of the above.
I have this suspicion that advertisers play a big role behind these HGTV shows. Suppose DuPont says, "We will give you all the Zodiaq you want if you put a quartz counter in a kitchen every week."
The home owners are supposedly "paying" but the bill is only a fraction of what I would need to do the same thing. It's just a different fictional scenario to give us all ideas on improving OUR homes. They have to vary the story from series to series, but the premise is the same. SHOP!
BTW, saw one the other night where the renovated 3BR, 1BA (they use tiny house IMO because they are quicker) ends up worth $660K??? Has anyone ever paid $660K for a ONE BATH house unless it's a studio on Central Park or Palm beach?
In Toronto, yep. Pricey!!
I really hate just HOW uninspired the writing can be on HGTV. I mean, they can contrive situations, but why always the EXACT SAME situation? At least Holmes on Homes has SOME different disasters that occur, like a choice between foundation crumbling, electrical, or mold. But Restaurant Makeover (missing chairs) and Love It or List It (promise the moon) is always the exact same thing.
Yes, I believe that most homeowners know what they are going to do before the show even begins. I think I read somewhere that they sometimes show a couple choosing to list when they actually chose to stay, or vice versa. I can't verify that the information is correct, though.
We have gotten to the point that we generally turn it off when the show comes on. My biggest objection is the adversarial nature of the entire show. The homeowners are always mad at Hilary and/or David, and Hilary and David are stunningly unprofessional in their communication with the homeowners. I know I'm in the minority,. but I'm not a fan of reality shows, and this show seems to mirror the idea of lots of conflict. I did see one show in which the homeowners were amazingly reasonable. When Hilary unearthed the inevitable expensive structural issues, they accepted that, of course, money would have to go to fix it. I really didn't miss the snark in that episode at all, and told DH I might watch this more if they could show reasonable people arriving at decisions like adults.
All the other fake stuff I've come to expect with HGTV and, basically, most TV programming. But the nastiness and conflict I can (and will) do without.
I think you guys are being way too harsh. People watch it because the see possibilities and issues. Those are both the issues Hillary hits in renovations and David has in the different trade offs in the houses.
I don't know how much is staged. The number seem way out of wack. Hillary seems to be able to do renovations with new furniture for much less than anyone else.
The houses seem to always gain a lot more than the cost of renovation, even when a good part of the renovation was for a plumbing/electrical/drainage/structural/pest control repair that wasn't known at the time of the initial renovation and the renovation includes furniture not part of the property value.. Renovations are usually thought to return less than their cost.
The cost of moving never includes the moving costs, the broker fees, mortgage origination, tax, or title insurance fees. Then any move usually requires some renovation on the new property: paint, window treatments, furniture, etc.
The odd location in Toronto also means most of the homes have hot water/steam heating and few appear to have central air conditioning. This makes them significantly different that the US where in many parts of the country the homes have a heat pump with supplementary resistance heat. Even in colder areas in the US, forced air heat with a gas or oil furnace is more common that hot water or steam.
The cost numbers on some of their other shows��"like Property Brothers��"seem more in line with reality. And it that show it is clear when they make trade-offs for less expensive engineered wood floors, standard kitchen cabinets, etc.
I forget which "reality" show it was but my husband recognized one of the "contractors". He was an actor in a commercial my husband's company had filmed. Maybe being a contractor was his real job and he was an actor on the side?
The only element not mentioned is that one spouse is determined to leave and one wants to stay.
I always love how an "unexpected" expense of $1000 (for example) in one area of the house means that a huge remodeling plan for another area of the house is now off the table. For example, moving a duct in the hall closet to make the space bigger now means that the kitchen re-do is not possible. Really? The kitchen re-do was only going to take $1000??
I, for one, can't even stand to watch the previews of this show. Hillary and David are terrible "actors" and the show is entirely too predictable for me. But, besides the ridiculous increase in property value as a result of the renovation, I wonder how often the 'List It' couples' house sells in time for them to purchase the new house before someone else buys it? Perhaps, they are all independently wealthy so, in addition to the overage on the renovation budget, they can afford the down payment on the new house and to carry two mortgages before their old house is sold.
I saw one of the ones filmed in Vancouver where they removed one bedroom to enlarge the entry and opened up another bedroom that was used for a sitting area to the dining room- basically getting rid of two bedrooms.
And yet they showed a huge increase in the value at the end. Sorry, I don't think so. That couple decided to move. Good luck to them- their 3 bedroom house is now a 1 bedroom house.
happyladi, you're so right! One of their shows had them take out a bedroom and a bath, and still showed an enormous increase in value.
I'm telling you: it's all about that colorful afghan on the couch. I'd sure pay more for a house with fewer bedrooms and baths because there's a new light fixture and pretty murals on the remaining bedroom . . . . . . .
I do like the show but agree that it is too formulaic for the reasons hayden2 and others point out. I question budgeting X$ for the remodel while looking for a new home that can cost X++$ and trying to make a 1000 sq. ft. starter home work for a family that's grown to 5.
BTW, I read on their web site where 60% Love it and 40% List it.


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How swearing at work could curse your careerJanuary 4, 2013 // 0 Comments
More and more people say they have a reason to swear on the job, but cursing can earn you a pink slip!
Word of potty mouths travel fast. Even if no one says anything at the time, you could be racking up a record. Employers cite swearing as one reason for firing 38 percent of the time.
"If you can't speak without using inappropriate language, then how professional are you really?" said LaShaune Tisdale, owner of The Academy of Etiquette and Charm, CEO of Integra Staffing, Michelle Fish, says foul language can come across aggressive and create a hostile working environment.
"You've got to watch your e-mails, you've got to watch the way your speak to people… your co-workers, your bosses, and your clients," said Fish.
Whether you're meeting in the boardroom, chatting down the hallway or leaning over your cubicle – over 50 percent of people admit cursing in the office. But only half of them say they'll do it in front of their boss.
For those that do, it doesn't go unnoticed. 57 percent of employers say they would be less likely to promote potty mouths.
"A lot of times, we use inappropriate language to reinforce what we're saying, but ideally, if we're truly professional,we can find other appropriate words that we can use that are just as intense," said Tisdale.
"There is no good time or place in a work environment to curse… ever," said Fish.
CareerBuilder.com says men and employees in their mid 30's to early forties are slightly more likely to swear at work. –FOX Charlotte
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"Razing a village is a war crime, and the torching of now at least 26 Nuban villages, plus the systematic destruction of crops and grasslands for cattle, is a crime against humanity," said George Clooney, Co-founder of Satellite Sentinel Project. "What we're seeing here is a widespread campaign of village and crop burning." Read More »
A semblance of normal life is returning to Goma, with a few banks, shops, and schools reopening. But despite the presence of 600 policemen and a battalion of government forces who deployed to the city following M23's withdrawal, people are still petrified that M23 might return. Ahead of talks with the Congolese government, the rebels have continued to posture by threatening to retake Goma if their demands are not met. Read More »
During my recent three-week trip to eastern Chad to visit the Darfuri refugee camps Djabal and Goz Amer, I had lots of conversations. The meetings under trees, in classrooms, and community centers throughout the camps made me realize how much I took education and what it means for granted. We understand the need and importance of education, yet we underestimate its power and potential to radically improve the human existence. Read More »
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Nearly six months on from the launch of a U.N. strategy aimed at ending 26 years of violence by the Lord's Resistance Army, or LRA, a joint report by a coalition of non-governmental organizations reveals today that the strategy has failed to make meaningful progress toward its core objectives. The report is released ahead of U.N. Security Council consultations on the LRA set for December 18th.
Tepid political commitment from regional governments, lack of urgency from the U.N., and an under-resourced African Union mission are the key causes of the failure.
"For too long, the people of the central Africa have suffered from unspeakable atrocities committed by the LRA. Their children have been abducted and murdered. Their families have been forced from their homes and their livelihoods destroyed. The UN has shown great leadership, and invested a great deal, in developing a strategy to support these populations and respond to the horrors of the LRA. It must not fall short now. There is too much at stake and too much to lose," Ben Keesey, Chief Executive Officer of Invisible Children, said.
The report comes as violence is again escalating in the Democratic Republic of Congo and amid reports that the Sudanese government is harboring the LRA. Both of these developments could give the LRA the opportunity to reassert itself in the region. The evidence of ineffective U.N./African Union collaboration is also of concern in the light of a likely military intervention in Mali.
"This report is a wakeup call for the Security Council. Unless they reenergize the strategy and ensure that regional governments are effectively engaged then the whole process could fall apart. The Secretary General must publicly affirm his determination to see the UN Regional Strategy on the LRA implemented in full," said Ernest Sugule, National Coordinator of Solidarité et Assistance intégrale aux Personnes Démunies (SAIPED), in the DRC.
The international community also has a critical role to play to support the UN and AU's efforts.
"The UN, in partnership with the African Union and international donors, should vigorously lead the effort to end the LRA conflict. To deliver on the UN strategy will require more troops, access for the troops to LRA safe havens, enhanced intelligence, and improved efforts to promote defections. At this critical moment, the UN must rise to the challenge," John Bradshaw, Executive Director of the Enough Project, said.
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This piece first appeared as part of New York Times' "Room for Debate." Enough Project Co-founder John Prendergast and others—including writer Eve Ensler, consultant and analyst Willet Weeks, Kambale Musavuli of Friends of the Congo, Yaa-Lengi Ngemi of the Congo Coalition, and Séverine Autesserre of Columbia University—address the complex question: How to stabilize Congo? Read More »
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WASHINGTON – Fighting between the M23 rebel movement and the Congolese military escalated last week as the rebel group seized control of Goma, a key city in eastern Congo. To address this growing violence, a broadened peace process including all parties and stakeholders must be initiated that will cease ongoing hostilities and address the systemic drivers of regional conflict, according to an Enough Project policy brief.
Aaron Hall, co-author of the brief and Enough Project Associate Director of Research, said:
"The current conflict in eastern Congo has revealed new evidence of support for armed groups from the governments of Rwanda and Uganda, as well as confirmation evidence of continued mismanagement within the governance and security sectors of Congo. However, the causes and dynamics of the long-standing conflict are unchanged. If the cycle of regional foreign intervention, economic exploitation, and rapacious governance in eastern Congo is not broken, there is no chance for peace in the region."
The Enough brief argues that regional and international stakeholders must be more directly engaged in supporting a peace process that includes a balance between constructive and coercive leverage to provide the necessary incentives and pressures for compromise between the conflicting parties. The brief highlights the need for a broadened peace process that would be jointly mandated by the U.N., African Union, and the International Conference on the Great Lakes Region, or ICGLR.
John Prendergast, co-author of the brief and co-founder of the Enough Project, said:
"The lack of a credible, effective, internationally mandated and leveraged peace process for the escalating war in Congo is becoming a major reason for that war's continuation. The closed-door ICGLR summit between heads of state from Congo, Rwanda and Uganda—without the involvement of political parties, civil society elements, and armed groups representing the diverse voices of eastern Congo—resembles all of the failed deals that came before it through similar processes. A deal between just the biggest guns is unlikely to address the root causes of the conflict in the eastern Congo. Instead, the declaration issued by the heads of state summit at Kampala represents another short-term security agreement that ensures that Congolese President Kabila remains in power while international pressure is removed from Presidents Kagame and Museveni of Rwanda and Uganda, respectively."
The brief outlines considerations for both regional and international actors in creating a framework to work towards peace in eastern Congo. This brief is the first in a three-part Enough Project series on the process, leverage, and substance necessary to create a path towards peace in eastern Congo and the surrounding region.
Read the full brief: "Time for a Broadened Peace Process in Congo"
Enough is a project of the Center for American Progress to end genocide and crimes against humanity. Founded in 2007, the Enough Project focuses on crises in Sudan, eastern Congo, and areas of Africa affected by the Lord's Resistance Army. Enough's strategy papers and briefings provide sharp field analysis and targeted policy recommendations based on a"3P" crisis response strategy: promoting durable peace, providing civilian protection, and punishing perpetrators of atrocities. Enough works with concerned citizens, advocates, and policy makers to prevent, mitigate, and resolve these crises. For more information, please visit www.enoughproject.org.
As we were making our way home to be with family and friends this Thanksgiving, the M23 rebel group backed by Rwanda and Uganda stormed and seized Goma, one of the largest cities in eastern Congo. This is the first time since 2004, at the height of Congo's conflict, that rebels have occupied the city of Goma. A week has gone by, but the U.S. media and government have barely acknowledged this escalating crisis. Read More »
To commend the historic work of the International Criminal Court under the leadership of its first chief prosecutor, Luis Moreno-Ocampo, Jewish World Watch selected Ocampo as the recipient of the group's 6th annual I Witness Award. Following Ocampo's remarks, the former chief prosecutor sat down with Enough Project Co-founder John Prendergast for a public interview about the work of the ICC and the specific cases that the court initiated during Ocampo's tenure. Read More »
Ten thousand Invisible Children supporters descended in red t-shirts on the D.C. Convention Center earlier this month for the group's largest event to date: MOVE:DC. While I walked 15 minutes from my apartment, there were attendees who had flown from Brazil and driven from California, all united in their commitment to ending the atrocities of the Lord's Resistance Army, or LRA, and apprehending now-infamous rebel leader Joseph Kony. Read More »
Residents settled into an uneasy calm today "under our new masters," a day after mutineers from the Congolese army, now leaders of the M23 military wing, forced government troops, or FARDC, out of the city and took control of the lucrative border crossing between Congo and Rwanda. Read More »
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Author Kazuo Ishiguro in conversation with journalist Robert Birnbaum at the Harvard Book Store signing of Ishiguro's latest novel The Buried Giant.
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Kazuo Ishiguro is a Big Deal, both capitals intended. Following his breakthrough 1989 novel "The Remains of the Day," he's kept it up over a career of over two decades with a string of bestsellers. You might remember his last, the heartwrenching "Never Let Me Go," from its movie adaptation starring the equally heartwrenching Andrew Garfield. His new novel, "The Buried Giant," is big even by Ishiguro's standards: It's his first in 10 years, and expectations are higher than Memorial Church's steeple.
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The novel is full of insights into human nature, as if Rubin himself had some sort of arcane power. In its totality, "The Poser" is a debut novel that demonstrates inspiring originality—of premise, of plot, and of style.
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Novelist Kazuo Ishiguro speaks to journalist Robert Birnbaum at the Harvard Book Store's signing event for Ishiguro's latest novel "The Buried Giant" in Memorial Church.
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'World Gone By' a Letdown in Plotting, but Great Character Portrait
While Lehane's work is balanced by some truly beautiful descriptions of character that lie beneath what seems like a mere beach read, it ultimately rests on a series of cheap thrills, twists, and gunfire.
'The Dream of My Return' a Nuanced Dream
Castellanos Moya demonstrates his facility with the stream of consciousness narrative, masterfully depicting the psyche of an exiled journalist trapped in a Kafkaesque nightmare of anxiety and paranoia.
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Animals dominate this humane and serious sixth collection from Mathis, at first in the chill forests of New England, and then in and around the sea.... Mathis's pages show heart, observation, and thought; they also show a loneliness, and a sense of lost human connection assuaged by instinct, by 'her own animal self.'
Publisher: Louisville, Ky. : Sarabande Books, 2012.
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'Oblivion' Debuts at No. 1 on Blu-ray, DVD Charts
After a bit of a lull, a fistful of new releases hit video stores last week as studios seek to take advantage of the final weeks of summer vacation. Seven of the top 10 titles on Nielsen VideoScan's First Alert sales chart, which tracks overall disc sales, are new.
The Tom Cruise actioner Oblivion rode its $89 million box office take to a solid victory on the national home video sales charts for the week ending Aug. 11, debuting at No. 1 on both First Alert and Nielsen's dedicated Blu-ray Disc sales chart.
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On both charts, Oblivion sent Paramount's G.I. Joe: Retaliation retreating to the No. 2 spot after one week at No. 1. Overall, G.I. Joe sold just 31 percent as many units its second week in stores as Oblivion did during its first week out, while on Blu-ray Disc the discrepancy is even greater, with G.I. Joe moving just 22.6 percent as many units. That's not surprising, given that the high-definition edition accounts for 60 percent of Oblivion's first-week sales, compared to just 43 percent for G.I. Joe.
Rounding out the First Alert top five are three more new releases: Lionsgate's Mud (No. 3), with Matthew McConaughey and Reese Witherspoon; season three of the A&E TV series Duck Dynasty (No. 4); and the Universal Studios' The Place Beyond the Pines, a crime drama with Ryan Gosling, Bradley Cooper and Eva Mendes that earned $21.4 million in U.S. theaters. Gosling portrays a former motorcycle stunt rider whose life intersects with that of an ambitious cop, played by Cooper; the ramifications of that chance encounter are still felt a generation later.
Warner's 42 finished the week at No. 6, down from No. 3 the prior week, while Universal Studios' Despicable Me came in at No. 7, marking its seventh consecutive week in the First Alert top 10.
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Three new releases follow: Lionsgate's Wings, a Walmart exclusive, at No. 8, Walt Disney Studios' animated classic Robin Hood (in its Blu-ray debut) at No. 9 and Universal Studios' Riddick Collection, consisting of Pitch Black and The Chronicles of Riddick, at No. 10.
On Home Media Magazine's rental chart for the week, G.I. Joe repeats at No. 1 since Oblivion won't be available at Redbox or Netflix for another three weeks. The Universal Studios comedy Admission, now off its 28-day holdback, came in at No. 2, followed at No. 3 by Mud.
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Mark-Paul Gosselaar and Wife Split After 14 Years
"They both remain focused on their family and are jointly committed to their children," his rep tells PEOPLE.
The couple first met after she guest-starred on 'Saved by the Bell: The College Years' and married on August 26, 1996.
The couple have two children together, Michael Charles, 6, and Ava Lorenn, 4.
According to the NY Daily News, Gosselaar has been staying home to care for the couple's two children while his wife has reportedly been spotted out "partying around L.A."
"He's taking it very hard," the insider tells the paper. "This has been going on for quite some time now."
According to reports, Gosselaar was not on display during a recent night out to promote his new TNT series 'Franklin & Bash.'
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- Thursday 03 JuneBy RYAN
- Thursday 03 JuneBy charley
If he'd have just stayed with Kelly this never would've happened! I'm sure Screech will have good advice to get him through this.
- Thursday 03 JuneBy PANTYsniffer
he was on a show about 15 years ago and after that, nothin'
- Saturday 05 JuneBy Olivia
Um, wrong PANTYsniffer. He actually had a pretty good run on a little show called NYPD Blue. (PANTYsniffer, really?!)
- Thursday 03 JuneBy Dave
I guess he got tired of staying home and taking care of the kids while she went on the party band wagon. I don't think Screech would be the one to get advice from on any issue, didn't he have a sex tape that got out, steamy hot tub scenes, yuk...
- Thursday 03 June
Maybe now Mark can go after Tiffani Amber Thessen. Is she single? :) That would be funny,
- Thursday 03 JuneBy mw
Tiffani is married and expecting her 1st baby.
- Thursday 03 JuneBy bearzflLow Ranked Vote downVote upReport this
Is Screech single?
- Thursday 03 June
That's too bad that Mark & his wife split after 14 years I hope that they will be civil for the kids.
- Thursday 03 JuneBy dbatt911
It took him 8 years to knock her up? I know some people wait to have kids. Just stirring up the converation. Oldest kid is 6 they have been married 14. DNA test.
- Friday 04 JuneBy Carroll
I have always thought Mark was hot. He looked good in the nude scenes on NYPD Blue. I worry about the young kids.
I guess he wasn't appreciated.
I am available! ;-)
- Thursday 03 JuneBy OLDERBLUE
I will not rest till each and every membert of "Saved by the Bell" is either arrested and jailed, or addicted to something or being rehabbed in a tent with Screech leading them all into singing daily verses of "We are the World".. and I mean it..!!
- Thursday 03 June
You have serious issue how can you say that. I like all the cast from Saved By The Bell not Dustin Screech.
- Thursday 03 JuneBy Mark
Thursday 03 June
By PANTYsniffer
he was on a show about 15 years ago and after that, nothin'
Wasn't he on NYPD as well?
- Friday 04 JuneBy kaci
Yes, he was on NYPD Blue. Recently, he was on a legal show on TNT called Raising The Bar and apparently, he now has a new show with TNT. I believe I read once that he is under contract with them. Also before doing NYPD Blue, he was in several made for TV movies in the 90's.
- Thursday 03 JuneBy KellyinCali
I've never seen Saved by the Bell, but "yes", he was on NYPD Blue and he was HOT!!!!
- Thursday 03 JuneBy Jim
Yes. He was very good in "NYPD Blue"; and then he was in "Raising the Bar" on TNT, which was a terrific show that was cancelled way too soon.
- Thursday 03 JuneBy Jillian
Yes, he was on NYPD Blue and Raising the Bar. He also starred in several shows that weren't as successful. People should get their facts straight before they announce a person hasn't done anything in 15 years. He also has spent lots of time with his children. Something that is much more important than how many shows he has starred in.
- Thursday 03 June
A woman who can't be satisfied with Mark Paul?? She must want someone more "like" herself, if you know what I mean. Hey, this is Mark Paul!! What kind of woman (or man, for that matter) would walk away from him??
- Friday 04 JuneBy TinaHigh Rank Vote downVote upReport this
You're an idiot. You don't know what either one of their personalities are like. You can't just stay with someone because they look good.
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|Homes for Rent near Canon-McMillan School District