Million Dollar Listing LA - General Discussion

[Mindthinkr]

21 minutes ago, RoseAllDay said:

Been thinking about this, and given how he loves old homes and knows about the architects and the history, I wouldn’t mind watching a show where he visits these homes and talks about design, etc. I am a sucker for old homes, and I always enjoyed seeing those over the 15 car elevator garage, 20 room-40 bathroom sterile monstrosity homes that are always featured anymore.

I agree with you. That would make a good show. Flagg goes into an old home with history and explains the architecture, details, history and relevance to its location. I’d be in as a viewer. 

[meep.meep]

That would be a great show, but I doubt that Bravo would be interested.

I watched a few episodes from a much earlier season where Flagg and Bobby got engaged (who invites their parents to witness their proposal?) and Heather and Josh A. found out they were expecting.  There was just a lot more going on - more agents and a lot more focus on the complexity of the deals.  Losing the Brits and Madison was a big loss to the show.

The Altmans definitely deserve to ride off into the sunset.  Who wants to have the same job forever.

[Shrek]

34 minutes ago, meep.meep said:

 

I watched a few episodes from a much earlier season where Flagg and Bobby got engaged (who invites their parents to witness their proposal?) and Heather and Josh A. found out they were expecting.  There was just a lot more going on - more agents and a lot more focus on the complexity of the deals.  Losing the Brits and Madison was a big loss to the show.

I'm not sure Madison was a great loss but Heather looked fantastic back then before she started with all the crap injections etc.

[RoseAllDay]

Just saw a commercial on Bravo for something called Sold On SLC. Looks like it’s a hybrid of MDL and Real Housewives drama. Starts Dec. 4.

From what I just saw, hard pass.

Bravo needs to learn when to let things go.