Netwiz <netwiz@REMOVEtekzone.com> wrote in message news:<271220030231256474%netwiz@REMOVEtekzone.com>...
> In article <74469b3c.0312252106.3eab6cd0@posting.google.com>, Nick
> Charles <kemtrale@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> > I haven't heard any official word on visits to past
> > projects (yet), but I'm looking forward to it anyway.
>
> The show is already running. "Inside This Old House" is on Sundays on
> A&E. I think this week is the fourth episode. It mixes clips from old
> projects with some visits and commentary.
>
> It has been very interesting seeing the long-time people from years
> ago. In the first episode they talked about Rich's first on-screen
> appearance--he was on the job as a helper and it was his father that
> was the master plumber talking on camera.
>
> - Netwiz
Thank you. Not having cable for many years, I might never have known.
Since it's an A&E production, it's likely we'll never see it on PBS.
Oh well, I can be satisfied with the current show and TOH classics.
However, it would be great if someone could give us an occasional
rundown on what they're doing, who they're visiting, which homeowners
still occupy the project homes, if dreams came true, etc.
For instance, I wonder if the Lexington Bed and Breakfast project ever
panned out and if the Van Sinek's are still living there running it.
I believe that was Bob's last job, just before Steve and the other
Concord Barn project took center stage, and I'd really like to see how
15 year old projects like those in particular have stood the test of
time.
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