FYI Renews Hit Series TINY HOUSE NATION; Orders 'HUNTING' Spin Off
By: Caryn Robbins Sep. 03, 2014
FYI has picked up a second season of the hit original series 'Tiny House Nation' and greenlit the new series 'Tiny House Hunting,' it was announced today by Gena McCarthy, Senior Vice President, Programming and Development, FYI. Both docuseries celebrate the exploding trend of extreme downsizing and features the owners and wannabe-owners of super small spaces around the country.
Season one of "Tiny House Nation" brought the FYI time period average up 37% in total viewers and 48% among adults 25-54, compare?d to BIO Channel's year to date average prior to the network re-branding. "The tiny house movement is taking off across the country and we're proud to be the first network to capture it," said McCarthy. "FYI opened viewers' eyes to the cultural phenomenon of dramatically downsizing with 'Tiny House Nation and we'll delve deeper into that process with 'Tiny House Hunting.'" "Tiny House Nation" follows host John Weisbarth and renovation expert Zack Giffin as they travel across AMERICA to show off ingenious small spaces and the inventive people who live in them. Along the way, they help families design and construct their own mini dream homes, no larger than 500 square feet. From micro-apartments in New York City, to free-standing homes in the wilderness, no space is identical to another but all space is valuable. Beds fold down out of walls; tables become bookshelves; and furniture doubles as storage, proving that it's not size that matters in these spaces, but creativity that counts.FYI™ is a contemporary lifestyle network set to debut on July 7, 2014. For your inspiration, for your imagination or for your innovation, the network embraces an adventurous, personalized and non-prescriptive approach to lifestyle content. From our viewer's taste, space, look, journey and more - FYI covers a range of experiences that reflect how people actually live their lives today, not defined by one passion or interest. FYI is a division of A+E Networks, a joint venture of the Disney-ABC Television Group and Hearst Corporation.

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