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"Not Full Length Episodes!", For some reason, I was under the impression that this DVD had full length episodes of Trading Spaces, but it is really only snippets of different episodes. It was not worth the money in my opinion.

"A must see for anyone considering trading their space", I watched this DVD because I thought I'd learn something about decorating (can you tell I've seldom seen this TV series?). Instead I learned that it is definitely not a good idea to turn over a room of your house to the producers of this show. The DVD reveals the behind-the-scenes interactions between the decorators and worker-bee neighbors. Although the decorators are fun and entertaining, some try to bully the neighbors into assisting with a makeover that the neighbors insist the homeowners will hate (and they are proved right). A natural approach would be to detect the homeowners' taste and take it to another level. Instead, the decorators seem to be asking themselves, how can I make this room dramatically different (thereby abandoning any pretense of pleasing the homeowners). Even the section that purports to show the reactions of people who love their makeovers falls flat--anyone who can read faces knows that at least one spouse in most of those segments was unhappy or at least unimpressed. I gave the DVD an intermediate rating because although it teaches little about decorating it would be educational for anyone considering applying for the show.

"Bad Designers ", This DVD is almost as bad as the show has become. 99% of the designers should all be castigated for being selfish, self-centered emotional "artists" who DO NOT take into consideration the lifestyles and tastes of the homeowners. Yes, they're working with neighbors, but the designers rarely if ever listen to what the neighbors KNOW their friends are looking for. Have you looked at the faces of people who walk into the new rooms?!?! The vast majority are stricken, feeling ill.

Where do they find these designers? They sure aren't "Christopher Lowell". There is a way to meld your style as a designer to the client, and if totally at odds, the client should prevail. Boo hiss to this show. It's nothing but shock-value TV to me at this point.

"Super short footage!", This footage was sooo short and only showed highlights. The biggest disappointment was Ty Pennington was not shirtless in this DVD!

"Awesome", I don't have this DVD but I want it because I love remodeling shows such as Trading Spaces, Monster House, Extreme Makeover Home Edition, and a lot more. I am asking for it for my birthday. Besides I want to be either a carpenter, designer, interior designer, enterior designer, interior decorator, exterior decorater, or a contracter. So I am totally hooked.

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"THE BEST (OF WHAT)?", First of all, I have to agree with previous viewers that this DVD (in addition to the accompanying book) lacks in any effort to show the home improvement projects which their show is about! Instead, all focus is on the people involved. Personally, my main reason for watching Trading Spaces is to see the creative decorating and projects that are involved. (If you are more into the personalities involved then you may just enjoy this DVD.) My second objection to this DVD concerns the fact that there are several reveals which I felt were very worthy of being included with the worst and the best. What about the military man who insisted that they leave his carpet alone and didn't want dark colors but Hilde went ahead and took out the carpet and painted his walls black? That episode remains a classic in my eyes. Oh well.

Because there wasn't any focus on the decorating and several worthy episodes were excluded, you may be asking is it worth it buying this DVD? My verdict is no; and I consider myself to be a fan of this show. Personally, I borrowed this DVD from my sister and don't have any plans to add it to my DVD collection.

If you enjoy Trading Spaces be sure to catch Changing Rooms and Home Invaders both airing on BBC America. I learned much more decorating tips and don't have to deal with Paige.

"Where's the Beef?", I felt like Clara Peller after watching this DVD. While promising bloopers, outtakes and such, it delivers very little. Most of it was just show clips that actually aired, which provides the hardcore fan (to who I assume this DVD is aimed) nothing much more than what had already aired? Where are the interviews? Where are the actual bloopers? where are the mishaps that had to occur over the 2 seasons?

This makes a good rental disc at best. There is little if any rewatching value here.

"Where's the feature?", It's a menu of extras, fine in and of itself, but lacking in the meat of the show. I paid twenty bucks to see something different and I feel let down. I would like to see actual interviews with the designers and carpenters. I would like to know more about the departure of Alex (and Des). I want to know how to put together some of the more beautiful armoirs and shelves that Ty and Amy Wynn built. I want to see shopping lists so when I try to recreate some of the rooms in my own home, I know what to get at the store and which store to look through.
I don't get any of that on this DVD. Even the reveal montages are available on the other Trading Spaces DVDs. Save your bucks unless you're a completist.

"Great Introduction to the Show!", I don't have cable, so I can't watch this show on a regular basis. I'd seen it a few times at other people's houses, and found it really interesting, but in conversations I couldn't remember which designer was which or keep up with references to particular rooms or episodes. This DVD was great as an introduction to the show. It doesn't show you full episodes, so if you're looking for specific moments, you probably won't find it here. However, the profiles of the designers and carpenters and the showcase of the homeowners was worth the price of admission. I now know which designers are funny, which ones don't seem to care if you don't want your fireplace painted, and who can be critical and sweet as pie at the same time. One of the perks of the show is the "reveals", where the homeowners check out their new digs. The disc contains both "Love It" and "Hated It" sections, with pretty extreme reactions on both sides of the fence. The Bloopers weren't really bloopers, mostly just goofiness and swearing that didn't make it into the show, but amusing to watch, nonetheless. It's obvious why Ty is such a big deal to fans of the show - he's a complete ham.
I really appreciated the bonus footage of some of the harder projects. On the downside, the disc wasn't very long, but I guess it whetted my appetite for more. I look forward to checking out the next Trading Spaces DVDs.

"I agree with the viewers from Maryland and Franklin, TN", I want my money back!! Since I know that won't happen, I hope to SAVE any people from ordering this themselves.

Listen, I LOVE this show. I tape it if I think I might miss it, even just a few minutes of it, but this DVD was NOT worth my time nor my money. What a disappointment!!

I agree with Maryland's comment on the book...that is definetly worth the money. Order the book, not this DVD!!