There is too much of this type of program on. Cheap to make and totally subjective, it contributes little to quality programming.

Grand Designs, Restoration etc. It's just the same old format with a tweak.

Changing Rooms will always have a place in my heart - near the bottom!

In some randon American home makeover show I once saw 1/3 of a UFO installed to appear like it was crashing through the ceiling into the living room.

Kalita - I hope Laurence is presenting...

http://www.llb.co.uk/index2.htm

I second BOTS. There's too much of that stuff. I'd like to see a documentary that follows an architecture firm for a period of time. I think there's a lot of drama that goes on in architecture firms that would be interesting to watch and it would be a great way to educate the public on what architects really do. There are a few shows running in the US now that are kind of interesting - The Restaurant (obnoxious Italian guy opens a restaurant), Blowout (about a hair salon), Family Plots (about a family run mortuary).

Please don't ask my why I know what these shows are about. I'll take the 5th amendment.

maybe it could star brad pitt?

for shame mum. we watched half an hour of the blowout show before i had to turn it off. why would ppl want to come home from a long day of dealing with pricks and watch a show about pricks?

what i think we could use more of are these:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B0000D0YUG/ref=pd_sxp_elt_l1/102-3355157-1404132

a 3 volume set of dvds (18 1/2 hour episodes).

I wanna be Anna Nicole's architect!

We could have a program based upon the ER format. We could rush around for deadlines speaking in acronyms. A bit of office romance with the admin staff, a fight with a contractor, complete building failure before the defects period has elapsed. Court room scenes to follow…

Staring
first year student - Brad Pitt. Bad boy turned design prodigy.

you mean Prada Gee-Whiz

Para-Radical-Architectural-Design-Aces

I have no shame.