Clean House
2003 American TV series
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::summary 2003 American TV series ::
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| Field | Value |
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| image | Niecy-Nash-Clean-House.jpg |
| camera | Single-camera |
| runtime | 60 minutes |
| presenter | {{plainlist |
| starring | {{plainlist |
| country | United States |
| network | Style Network |
| first_aired | |
| last_aired | |
| num_episodes | 164 |
| num_seasons | 10 |
| related | {{plainlist |
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::callout[type=note] the television show ::
| image = Niecy-Nash-Clean-House.jpg | caption = | camera = Single-camera | runtime = 60 minutes | director = | presenter = {{plainlist|
- Niecy Nash
- Tempestt Bledsoe | starring = {{plainlist|
- Nina Ferrer
- Michael Moller
- Niecy Nash
- Mark Brunetz
- Allen Lee Haff
- Linda Koopersmith
- Michael Moloney
- Jason Fedele
- John Bentley
- Matt Iseman
- Trish Suhr
- Tempestt Bledsoe
- Joel Steingold
- Didiayer Snyder | opentheme = | endtheme = | country = United States | network = Style Network | first_aired = | last_aired = | num_episodes = 164 | num_seasons = 10 | related = {{plainlist|
- Clean House Comes Clean
- Clean House: Messiest Home
- Clean House New York Clean House is a home makeover and interior design television show, originally broadcast from 2003 until 2011 which aired 10 seasons of programs on the Style Network. Originally hosted by Niecy Nash and later by Tempestt Bledsoe, the show brings a four-person cleanup-and-renovation crew to the homes of families to clean up clutter.
In 2010, Nash announced that she would be leaving the series, her final episode aired on December 1, 2010. Later that month, Style Network confirmed that former Cosby Show cast member Tempestt Bledsoe would take over as host. Her first episode aired on December 15, 2010.
Series overview
Episode structure
Each episode begins with a short montage introducing the subjects of the makeover. The host guides family members through the process of letting go of things with the assistance of "Go-to-Guy," handyman Matt Iseman, "Yard Sale King," Joel Steingold and designer Didi Snyder. Previous seasons featured "Designer with all the magic" Mark Brunetz, "Yard Sale Guy" Allan Lee Haff, "Yard Sale Diva" comedic actress Trish Suhr, "Organizer" Linda Koopersmith, and "Designer" Michael Moloney.
The Clean House team will negotiate and make deals with family members in order to convince them to sell belongings. The excess belongings are sold at a yard sale to raise money for the makeover. The show's production budget matches up to $1000 of the yard sale proceeds to be used on the makeover, and supplies all paint, labor, and in later seasons, the organizing costs.
Commercial breaks are often trailed with segments featuring quick interior design tips directed at the viewer usually presented by Brunetz and Nash, and organizational tips presented by Suhr.
Behind-the-scenes
Debi Gutierrez filled in for Niecy Nash in four episodes in 2007, "The Blount Family", "The Cohen Family", "The Bunce Family, and "The Freitz Family", while Nash was away filming Reno 911!: Miami. Style network stated that they were not replacing Nash with Gutierrez.
In April 2015, some of the former cast members, including Niecy Nash, Mark Brunetz, Trish Suhr, and Matt Iseman, met up for a reunion and interview on The Hallmark Channel, discussing former home remodels, their time on the show, and past Clean House yard sales.
Cast
Timeline of cast members
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| Cast members | Seasons | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
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| Niecy Nash | colspan="9" | ||||||||||
| Mark Brunetz | colspan="9" | ||||||||||
| Allen Lee Haff | colspan="4" | }} | |||||||||
| Linda Koopersmith | colspan="4" | }} | |||||||||
| Michael Moloney | colspan="3" | }} | |||||||||
| John Bentley | }} | }} | |||||||||
| Matt Iseman | }} | colspan="6" | |||||||||
| Trish Suhr | }} | colspan="5" | |||||||||
| Tempestt Bledsoe | }} | colspan="2" | |||||||||
| Joel Steingold | }} | colspan="2" | |||||||||
| Didiayer Snyder | }} | colspan="2" | |||||||||
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Roles
; Host
- Niecy Nash (season 1–9)
- Tempestt Bledsoe (season 9–10)
- Lisa Arch (backup, season 8–10)
; Yard sale
- Allen Lee Haff ("Yard Sale Guy", season 1–4)
- Trish Suhr ("Yard Sale Diva", season 5–10)
- Joel Steingold ("Jack-of-All-Trades", season 9–10; "Yard Sale King", season 10)
; Organizer
- Linda Koopersmith (season 1–4)
; Handyman
- Matt Iseman ("Go-To Guy", season 5–10)
; Designer
- Mark Brunetz ("Designer With All the Magic", season 1–9)
- Michael Moloney (season 1–3)
- Didiayer Snyder (season 9–10)
Former cast
Guest cast
- Jason Fedele – Carpenter (2004-2005)
- Debi Gutierrez – Guest hostess, four episodes (2008)
- Kellie Shanygne Williams – Guest hostess, six episodes (2009)
- Tanya Whitford – Organizer (2004)
- Sean McEwen – Yard Sale Guy (2004)
- John Eric Bentley – Go-to-Guy (2006)
- Reign Morton – Yard Sale King (2009)
- Elijah Long – Go-to-Guy (2009)
- Kristin Casey – Designer (2009–2010)
- Jennifer Snowden – Designer (2010)
Seasons
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| Season 1 |
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| US Premiere Date |
| Saturday, April 5, 2003 |
| 17 Episodes |
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| Season 2 |
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| US Premiere Date |
| Wednesday, September 2, 2004 |
| 7 Episodes |
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| Season 3 |
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| US Premiere Date |
| Wednesday, January 5, 2005 |
| 11 Episodes |
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| Season 4 |
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| US Premiere Date |
| Wednesday, May 11, 2005 |
| 14 Episodes |
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| Season 5 |
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| US Premiere Date |
| Saturday, August 26, 2006 |
| 19 Episodes |
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| Season 6 |
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| US Premiere Date |
| Wednesday, December 5, 2007 |
| 26 Episodes |
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| Season 7 |
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| US Premiere Date |
| Wednesday, August 8, 2008 |
| 21 Episodes |
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| Season 8 |
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| US Premiere Date |
| Wednesday, October 7, 2009 |
| 11 Episodes |
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| Season 9 |
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| US Premiere Date |
| Wednesday, July 7, 2010 |
| 22 aired |
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| Season 10 |
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| US Premiere Date |
| Wednesday, May 11, 2011 |
| 16 aired |
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Spin-offs
The show has spawned a spin-off series, Clean House Comes Clean, which showcases deleted/behind-the-scenes footage from previous episodes of the Clean House series. The series features commentary from Brunetz, Haff, Koopersmith, Suhr, and Iseman. Yearly, the crew also searches the country for homes that are the messiest, resulting in Clean House: The Messiest Home in the Country, and the excess proceeds go to charity. They use the show's money to decorate the house.
References
References
- "Where in the World Is Niecy Nash?". Mystyle.com.
- TV.com. "Episode Guide: Clean House Season 1". Tv.com.
- TV.com. "Episode Guide: Clean House Season 2". Tv.com.
- TV.com. "Episode Guide: Clean House Season 3". Tv.com.
- TV.com. "Episode Guide: Clean House Season 4". Tv.com.
- TV.com. "Episode Guide: Clean House Season 5". Tv.com.
- TV.com. "Episode Guide: Clean House Season 6". Tv.com.
- "Coming Back to Clean House!". Niecynash.com.
- TV.com. "Episode Guide: Clean House Season 7". Tv.com.
- TV.com. "Episode Guide: Clean House Season 8". Tv.com.
- TV.com. "Episode Guide: Clean House Season 9". Tv.com.
- [https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0381740/episodes Episode Guide: Clean House Season 10]
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