Although an 11 year old show, it's fabulous. Wasn't real fond of the "practical doesn't have to be dull" husband, but he seemed to have mellowed a bit so as long as she's happy that's all that matters. She had a tough time with her miscarriage. Feel for her. The other couple was just lovely all around. Loved seeing a happy ending for both couples. 👍😊
I think I was fabulous and still is, but am frustrated that there’s no effort made to let folk know this will be a program which was first aired 11 years ago.
I was thrilled that the young couple love their rural home so much, they may not return to their other property after all..............................
dont u just love a happy ending? with our all-time favorite hosts Phil and Kirsty. Thanks for another great show. Love Scotland, and its granite old world character
I've not seen this show before and liked the more personal humorous approach, kudos! Refreshingly honest hosts and two lovely families, glad they are all happy and settled
I didn't like the husband [ pregnant lady] at first. What a crab! But by the end I thought he was nice. His wife is absolutely lovely! Ans the new baby adorable! I hope one day they'll get the character home they dream of! I Liked the other couple too! Great episode.
The wife of Brian is a true selfless woman. Thinking about the needs of others is first on her mind. Brian, her husband is a block of wood who was self absorbed and I was happy to see that he finally grew up a bit.
Good for Kirsten and Scott! Even if, just for once, I'd love to see the house hunters' projections fulfilled when they become home-owners! I was fantasizing the finished attic!
Ok listen up you men…. Mom takes care of the kids, cleans the house, cooks the meals, does the laundry and runs errands etc etc…. So, who should get to actually choose the house that she takes care of. 😮 ok to The Grumpy Turtle good comment. I will add on we will let the husband pay for it Lolo. I have owned 9 or more homes the hubby always got what he wanted n needed … my comment was for the gals being shot down by the husband when she likes the house.
Well, as the person who pays for it, they should have a say as well, lol. It's like those wedding dress shows. "I'm the bride. It's my day, but my parents are paying for it, and they get absolutely no say damn it!" They're paying for it, hon. They get some say in it whether you like it or not, or if you don't want their opinions, you can buy it on your own with your own money.
Yeah, fck that stupid person called husband, what the f does he care where he will live he's just a secondary item in the life of a woman... The way you think is absolutely disgusting...
Certainly he was being a tad unrealistic - wanting his list to be fully ticked when the reason they had to move was because of his job. Pleased they found something in the end (and that he pulled his head in...)
Congratulations to you both, it's a present from your mother God bless 🙏 her I'm so sorry for your loss . the pain is so so stressful and never seems to go away time will heal 😞. Your new baby will help you both xxx love you guys take it easy 💖😐😔🆕🍼🐥😘💕😙💘💞 love Barbara.
For a good part of my life I've thought "curb appeal" was only important to sellers. I thought it meant you want to get buyers off the curb and into the house. I never understood why a buyer would want "curb appeal" for their house. They don't want people coming and buying their house, do they, I thought. I'm still not sure, if I were looking at a house, I'd care what the outside looked like, very much. I wouldn't want a dumping ground front, but it might please me to be inside a square, ugly-on-the-outside house and have a cracking great modern, lovely house on the inside and no one knows. So in that way, I'm not concerned about "curb appeal". I've seen episodes of this show where the buyers won't even go inside to look because the outside doesn't fit what they want everyone else to be looking at. And they say something like "I don't even care if it's perfect on the inside, I'm not going in." I do not understand that.
Kirstie has said that her place has no curb appeal however it is on a nice street with fab houses across the street ... when going home one does not stand admiring ones front door ... you want to get inside!
@@anneroy4560 The Honourable Ms Allsopp grew up with parents who bought, brought back to life, and then sold on houses. It is in her blood, which is why I call her "Our Lady Of The Sledgehammer"!
When you give the description of the show, would you please state what year it was filmed. I know I can go to the end of the show and see what year, but would be handy to have it in the description. thanks
IM NEW TO THIS AWESOME SHOW. I SUBSCRIBED FIRST TIME, PREFER OLDER SHOWS PRICES WERE MORE AFFORDABLE. I LOOK AT SERIES & # ON THUMBNAIL, YEAR ALWAYS POPS UP & I LOVE THE WARM ATMOSPHERE THE HOSTS EXTEND!! BEST IS THE FOLLOWUP LATER GIVING A WONDERFUL INSIGHT INTO WHAT THEY LEARNED THRU THE PROCESS!! THIS IS AN AWARD WINNING ESCAPE TO FOLKS LIVING IN ELECTRONIC AGE OF 2024!!❤GREST GRANDMA NAN 83, WA STATE USA. THANK YOU!!
I lived in England for 7 years and it's so different. Here in the states the wives make the decision 99%...not in the UK! Having said that, these two women are extraordinarily selfless, and you know what - that's not a bad thing.
@@noelleewen2946it is a bad thing... one should not be this selfless... my Grandma taught this to me... when a man loves you he respects ur decision...
They're doing it by year. They started at 2005, so be thankful we're this far lol. They can't upload the newest ones first just because you want them to. They're doing it for free. Just be thankful they're uploading these, period. Don't be a Karen.
IM VERY THANKFUL YOU TUBE OFFERING THIS OUTSTANDING PRESENTATION!! OUR FIRST HOME IN 1965 WAS 1 YR OLD PAID 14K, LIVED THERE 40 YRS, DOWNSIZED BOT 1946 COTTAGE IN STATE ACROSS RIVER FOR $70K, STURDY W BASEMENT, HAD FUN RENOVATING. NOW VALUE SOARED 20 YRS LATER WORTH OVER $200K & STILL LOVE EVERYTHING ABOUT LOCATION ETC. GREAT GRMA NAN 83. LOVE THIS SHOW, ITS SUCH A JOY TO WATCH!!
What makes me laugh is almost at the end, where, the dad takes his kids to the farm and shows her the cow where she went to touch it, he missed the bit where he needed to ofnsaid, you know when you eat a 🍔, yes daddy, well, this is where your burger comes from, they shot a rod in the middle of the cows which kills them, they fall flat on the floor then taken away to be turned in to meat, you food.
"Helen had a miscarriage" Never in my life have I heard a husband say that. It's always "we". We lost a baby. We had a miscarriage. This guy is a piece of work.
No...she had the miscarriage.. she went through it physically, not him , it's far more visceral for women then men , end of.....and maybe he understood this....stop rushing to judge!..
Huh? Excuse me but "we" are never pregnant, the WOMAN is. And thr woman suffers the miscarriage. The man also does go through the loss of the child. But this "we" business is something that rose up for a while and it can disappear into the "goop" again along with "conscious uncoupling".
Please add closed captions to help those of us with hearing issues. This video is 2012. Why bother uploading it in 2023? Lovely families but Scott seems controlling and she gave in with the house they bought.
@@noelleewen2946ITS A GREAT SHOW, PRESENTERS ARE AMAZING, ITS PERFECT ESPECIALLY SEEING OLDER SHOWS, PROVES DONT RENT, BUY ASAP SO YOU CAN HAVE SHELTER IN OLD AGE, PASS GREAT INVESTMENT TO FAMILY. GRANDMA NAN, 83.
Why is the home worker /wife not deciding???from the husbands point of view she had no say in first house. Drive s me crazy when the man is so dogmatic….. in this day & age. Kick him to the kerb😅
Yeah... she is so lovely... wanted his time... he doesn't deserve her... wait for the women who asks for money instead of time and you ll see what I am saying
Phil, I love you to bits. But "nucular"? No no no no no! Scott: the rural location makes it easier to control the children, where they are and for how long. Okay. Wait until they turn 14 and see how well this works, for them and for you. (Confession: rural locations make me feel trapped, marooned on an Island. And bored to death. To _death_!)
The house was rural but not isolated. Only 3 miles out of town, plus it is a semi-detached property, so the nearest neighbour is literally within shouting distance, indoors or out.
@@michaeltutty1540 Three miles out of town is fine and dandy for the parents who have access to cars but rather far for the children to go anywhere independently, and this is exactly what Scott seemed to mean and to want. This came across to me as creepily controlling and it sort of raised the hair at the back of my neck. I might be seeing something that isn't there, but I didn't like it.
Isolated? The nearest neighbour shares a wall! Rural, yes, but only 3 miles into the town, and there is a small community in place. I used to know someone who's driveway between road and house was over a mile. Try that for isolated. The house was at the centre of a 42 acre forest.
The children will feel that as well. Nothing will ever be good enough. Got a straight A in school? Could do better! Well, maybe he mellowed out with time...
How is it a waste of time? What difference does it make? It's still very enjoyable to watch. You never watch reruns of old TV shows? I simply can't believe how many people are bitching and moaning because someone dared to upload an old show so we can all watch for free.
@@noelleewen2946 because some of us may have already watched the show and have a life, we don't want to watch repeats. Old shows are so out of date the prices are likewise out of date. What's your problem. This is a public forum, and thus comments maybe suppurative, or critical. Since I have to read the shite you write, I'm more than pleased you're pissed of reading my comments
Is it weird to say that I think Phil must smell really good. He’s always so well pressed and presented.
Although an 11 year old show, it's fabulous. Wasn't real fond of the "practical doesn't have to be dull" husband, but he seemed to have mellowed a bit so as long as she's happy that's all that matters. She had a tough time with her miscarriage. Feel for her. The other couple was just lovely all around. Loved seeing a happy ending for both couples. 👍😊
I think I was fabulous and still is, but am frustrated that there’s no effort made to let folk know this will be a program which was first aired 11 years ago.
I was thrilled that the young couple love their rural home so much, they may not return to their other property after all..............................
I REALLY enjoyed these two couples and how they placed each other and their families first. Glad that they found the homes they're now in.
dont u just love a happy ending? with our all-time favorite hosts Phil and Kirsty. Thanks for another great show. Love Scotland, and its granite old world character
What a sweetheart that baby is.❤
These 2 families were fun.
I've not seen this show before and liked the more personal humorous approach, kudos!
Refreshingly honest hosts and two lovely families, glad they are all happy and settled
Both were Lovely families
So pleased Scott and Kristen got a house they are both happy with. I love Scott's accent.
Two lovely families,a delight to watch.
I didn't like the husband [ pregnant lady] at first. What a crab!
But by the end I thought he was nice. His wife is absolutely lovely! Ans the new baby adorable!
I hope one day they'll get the character home they dream of!
I Liked the other couple too! Great episode.
Two of THE most delightful families, ever!!!
I love you Phil. Nice ending. You got the right meaning!
The wife of Brian is a true selfless woman. Thinking about the needs of others is first on her mind. Brian, her husband is a block of wood who was self absorbed and I was happy to see that he finally grew up a bit.
yes ! I was just thinking he is so proud of of his arrogance why do these men get such sweet wives
Good for Kirsten and Scott! Even if, just for once, I'd love to see the house hunters' projections fulfilled when they become home-owners! I was fantasizing the finished attic!
I know the row of houses in Rosemount so well. Close friends lived there and it’s a lovely area.
I love the rural homes.
…….”and some people are stuck together “….hilarious pair…
Lovely homes
Ok listen up you men…. Mom takes care of the kids, cleans the house, cooks the meals, does the laundry and runs errands etc etc…. So, who should get to actually choose the house that she takes care of. 😮 ok to The Grumpy Turtle good comment. I will add on we will let the husband pay for it Lolo. I have owned 9 or more homes the hubby always got what he wanted n needed … my comment was for the gals being shot down by the husband when she likes the house.
Well, as the person who pays for it, they should have a say as well, lol. It's like those wedding dress shows. "I'm the bride. It's my day, but my parents are paying for it, and they get absolutely no say damn it!" They're paying for it, hon. They get some say in it whether you like it or not, or if you don't want their opinions, you can buy it on your own with your own money.
Yeah, fck that stupid person called husband, what the f does he care where he will live he's just a secondary item in the life of a woman...
The way you think is absolutely disgusting...
Certainly he was being a tad unrealistic - wanting his list to be fully ticked when the reason they had to move was because of his job. Pleased they found something in the end (and that he pulled his head in...)
@@thehungrygoldfishshe's paying for it too, with her unpaid labor. This sexist attitude is why you can't have nice things.
😅shame mothers dint install reality checks into their sons before they ort them loose on a woman...
Congratulations to you both, it's a present from your mother God bless 🙏 her I'm so sorry for your loss . the pain is so so stressful and never seems to go away time will heal 😞.
Your new baby will help you both xxx love you guys take it easy 💖😐😔🆕🍼🐥😘💕😙💘💞 love Barbara.
So nice to see families with the right priorities! Loved this episode 😊
So lovely. Congrats to everyone🩷💐
Interesting episode from 2012 for intrepid house hunters looking for bargains in Aberdeen.
Kirsten and Scott are delightful.
2 nice couples.
What an interesting pair of couples. So glad it worked out well for both families.
I love the rural house. How I would love chickens.
I liked it too and she did have a neighbour . Ten minutes to the shop is nothing .
Forget the houses that baby Roxie is the cutest little thing 😍
Love these couples
I love this program, but do we have to keep on seeing repeats? Thanks
For a good part of my life I've thought "curb appeal" was only important to sellers. I thought it meant you want to get buyers off the curb and into the house. I never understood why a buyer would want "curb appeal" for their house. They don't want people coming and buying their house, do they, I thought. I'm still not sure, if I were looking at a house, I'd care what the outside looked like, very much. I wouldn't want a dumping ground front, but it might please me to be inside a square, ugly-on-the-outside house and have a cracking great modern, lovely house on the inside and no one knows. So in that way, I'm not concerned about "curb appeal". I've seen episodes of this show where the buyers won't even go inside to look because the outside doesn't fit what they want everyone else to be looking at. And they say something like "I don't even care if it's perfect on the inside, I'm not going in." I do not understand that.
Kirstie has said that her place has no curb appeal however it is on a nice street with fab houses across the street ... when going home one does not stand admiring ones front door ... you want to get inside!
@@anneroy4560 The Honourable Ms Allsopp grew up with parents who bought, brought back to life, and then sold on houses. It is in her blood, which is why I call her "Our Lady Of The Sledgehammer"!
When you give the description of the show, would you please state what year it was filmed. I know I can go to the end of the show and see what year, but would be handy to have it in the description. thanks
IM NEW TO THIS AWESOME SHOW. I SUBSCRIBED FIRST TIME, PREFER OLDER SHOWS PRICES WERE MORE AFFORDABLE. I LOOK AT SERIES & # ON THUMBNAIL, YEAR ALWAYS POPS UP & I LOVE THE WARM ATMOSPHERE THE HOSTS EXTEND!! BEST IS THE FOLLOWUP LATER GIVING A WONDERFUL INSIGHT INTO WHAT THEY LEARNED THRU THE PROCESS!! THIS IS AN AWARD WINNING ESCAPE TO FOLKS LIVING IN ELECTRONIC AGE OF 2024!!❤GREST GRANDMA NAN 83, WA STATE USA. THANK YOU!!
why do the guys have the right to make all the decisions- brutal...................
I lived in England for 7 years and it's so different.
Here in the states the wives make the decision 99%...not in the UK!
Having said that, these two women are extraordinarily selfless, and you know what - that's not a bad thing.
@@noelleewen2946 Well, they are paying for it, lol.
@@thehungrygoldfish True!
Plus, in both cases the houses bought worked extremely well for both families.
@@noelleewen2946it is a bad thing... one should not be this selfless... my Grandma taught this to me... when a man loves you he respects ur decision...
jeeeeze, this was 2012.... can we get a more recent version ????
They're doing it by year. They started at 2005, so be thankful we're this far lol. They can't upload the newest ones first just because you want them to. They're doing it for free. Just be thankful they're uploading these, period. Don't be a Karen.
Seriously you are incredibly ungrateful.
We are lucky to be able to watch these.
If you want new episodes move to the UK to watch the premieres.
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IM VERY THANKFUL YOU TUBE OFFERING THIS OUTSTANDING PRESENTATION!! OUR FIRST HOME IN 1965 WAS 1 YR OLD PAID 14K, LIVED THERE 40 YRS, DOWNSIZED BOT 1946 COTTAGE IN STATE ACROSS RIVER FOR $70K, STURDY W BASEMENT, HAD FUN RENOVATING. NOW VALUE SOARED 20 YRS LATER WORTH OVER $200K & STILL LOVE EVERYTHING ABOUT LOCATION ETC. GREAT GRMA NAN 83. LOVE THIS SHOW, ITS SUCH A JOY TO WATCH!!
scott seems like a monster tbh "lets move here i dont want to be isolated" scott- "i wanna live rural waaahh"
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What makes me laugh is almost at the end, where, the dad takes his kids to the farm and shows her the cow where she went to touch it, he missed the bit where he needed to ofnsaid, you know when you eat a 🍔, yes daddy, well, this is where your burger comes from, they shot a rod in the middle of the cows which kills them, they fall flat on the floor then taken away to be turned in to meat, you food.
And then she says Listen to that daddy, another rabid vegetarian.
"Helen had a miscarriage" Never in my life have I heard a husband say that. It's always "we". We lost a baby. We had a miscarriage. This guy is a piece of work.
No...she had the miscarriage.. she went through it physically, not him , it's far more visceral for women then men , end of.....and maybe he understood this....stop rushing to judge!..
Huh? Excuse me but "we" are never pregnant, the WOMAN is. And thr woman suffers the miscarriage. The man also does go through the loss of the child. But this "we" business is something that rose up for a while and it can disappear into the "goop" again along with "conscious uncoupling".
I thought the same….Brian was so impressed with himself about everything, but in the end, reality caught up with him.
Please add closed captions to help those of us with hearing issues. This video is 2012. Why bother uploading it in 2023? Lovely families but Scott seems controlling and she gave in with the house they bought.
Because the newer episodes tend to be removed from RUclips quickly. The older the episode is, the less likely it is for RUclips to remove it.
Umm because many of us haven't seen the old episodes and it doesn't matter to us how old it is.
@@noelleewen2946ITS A GREAT SHOW, PRESENTERS ARE AMAZING, ITS PERFECT ESPECIALLY SEEING OLDER SHOWS, PROVES DONT RENT, BUY ASAP SO YOU CAN HAVE SHELTER IN OLD AGE, PASS GREAT INVESTMENT TO FAMILY. GRANDMA NAN, 83.
Why is the home worker /wife not deciding???from the husbands point of view she had no say in first house. Drive s me crazy when the man is so dogmatic….. in this day & age. Kick him to the kerb😅
Yeah... she is so lovely... wanted his time... he doesn't deserve her... wait for the women who asks for money instead of time and you ll see what I am saying
I feel Scot’s wife sacrificed her true feelings for the other house so her husband can be happy
Phil, I love you to bits. But "nucular"? No no no no no!
Scott: the rural location makes it easier to control the children, where they are and for how long. Okay. Wait until they turn 14 and see how well this works, for them and for you. (Confession: rural locations make me feel trapped, marooned on an Island. And bored to death. To _death_!)
The house was rural but not isolated. Only 3 miles out of town, plus it is a semi-detached property, so the nearest neighbour is literally within shouting distance, indoors or out.
@@michaeltutty1540 Three miles out of town is fine and dandy for the parents who have access to cars but rather far for the children to go anywhere independently, and this is exactly what Scott seemed to mean and to want. This came across to me as creepily controlling and it sort of raised the hair at the back of my neck.
I might be seeing something that isn't there, but I didn't like it.
That comment was haunting... you wanna educate your children... not control them...
Poor lady who will have to live isolated taking care of the kids. Her husband is SO selfish!
Isolated? The nearest neighbour shares a wall! Rural, yes, but only 3 miles into the town, and there is a small community in place. I used to know someone who's driveway between road and house was over a mile. Try that for isolated. The house was at the centre of a 42 acre forest.
Upload some new to RUclips episodes.
Mark … thinks he is a millionaire… he isn’t so he needs to quit acting like one .. geez 🙄 …
Brian is not a particularly likeable character!
The children will feel that as well. Nothing will ever be good enough. Got a straight A in school? Could do better!
Well, maybe he mellowed out with time...
This show is sooooooo out of date, complete waste of time, why don’t you have balls to indicate the period when the show was originally produced!
How is it a waste of time?
What difference does it make? It's still very enjoyable to watch.
You never watch reruns of old TV shows?
I simply can't believe how many people are bitching and moaning because someone dared to upload an old show so we can all watch for free.
@@noelleewen2946 because some of us may have already watched the show and have a life, we don't want to watch repeats. Old shows are so out of date the prices are likewise out of date. What's your problem. This is a public forum, and thus comments maybe suppurative, or critical. Since I have to read the shite you write, I'm more than pleased you're pissed of reading my comments
Then don't f&@king watch it so!!!!!... Christ almighty! ... how hard is that ye imbecile!..
@@noelleewen2946For free indeed 😊
You don’t have to watch.