HGTV Announces Fall 2012 Programming

HGTV welcomes fresh episodes of 11 fan favorite shows this fall. Million Dollar Rooms returns to share even more extravagant homes and glimpses of luxurious lifestyles. Fans will also see how to mimic luxury for less without losing out on style on The High Low Project and Love It or List It showcases homeowners who choose between their renovated home and a new one that fits their needs.

OCTOBER 2012

Sarah 101
Season 2 Premiere: Monday, Oct. 1, at 8:30 a.m. ET/PT
Host: Sarah Richardson
In Sarah 101, designer Sarah Richardson gives viewers a back-to-basics crash course in design that breaks every project into simple building blocks, while showcasing her signature tips and tricks to solve homeowner's design problems.

Million Dollar Rooms
Season 3 Premiere: Tuesday, Oct. 2, at 11 p.m. ET/PT
Host: Carter Oosterhouse
Million Dollar Rooms provides an all-access look inside the luxurious homes from around the world where the homeowners have spared no expense in creating the most expensive and jaw-dropping spaces. In this season, host Carter Oosterhouse invites viewers to see many spectacular residences, including a $78 million private island estate that boasts a multi-million dollar garage and a Sunny Isle master suite that features $200,000 alligator skin closet doors.

Extreme Homes
Season 2 Premiere: Thursday, Oct. 4, at 9 p.m. ET/PT
From construction to completion, Extreme Homes takes an up-close look at some of the world's most spectacular houses ever built. From a seaside house made of refrigerator panels to a spherical home that revolves with the sun - find out what makes these properties unique.

Bath Crashers
Season 5 Premiere: Saturday, Oct. 6, at 10:30 a.m. ET/PT
Host: Matt Muenster
Licensed Contractor Matt Muenster and his Bath Crashers crew ambush unsuspecting homeowners, talk their way into their bathrooms, and completely transform the space in three days. Matt takes tired, cramped and truly hideous bathrooms and tricks them out with the latest and greatest in bathroom gear: TVs hidden in mirrors, heated floors, sexy tubs, storage options and above all, jaw dropping style.

The High Low Project
Season 3 Premiere: Saturday, Oct. 6, at 7:30 p.m. ET/PT
Host: Sabrina Soto
Designer Sabrina Soto creates the ideal space for homeowners - whether it's a contemporary living room or a sumptuously romantic bedroom. First, Sabrina reveals a luxurious room based on the homeowner's style preferences. Then, piece by piece she and her team shop and create a high-end design that mimics the exact look that fits the couple's budget.

My House Your Money
Season 2 Premiere: Sunday, Oct. 7, at 3:30 p.m. ET/PT
Check out what really goes on behind closed doors as prospective home buyers turn to their extended family members for financial help in order to land their dream home. Cameras catch all the drama and high-stakes pressure of the classic generational tug-of-war as families fight for their property pick and struggle to come to a compromise.

The White Room Challenge
Premiere: Friday, Oct. 26, at 1 p.m. ET/PT
Host: David Bromstad
Four challengers compete in the White Room Studio hoping to walk away as the contest's best designer and winner of $10,000. They are tasked with transforming their empty spaces using only Hershey's candy and merchandise - in under 15 hours. During this special competition, not only are challengers battling to design a room of their client's dreams, but the clients themselves can win $5,000.

Love It or List It
Season 5 Premiere: Monday, Oct. 29, at 9 p.m. ET/PT
Hosts: Hilary Farr and David Visentin
In each hour-long episode of Love It or List It, realtor David Visentin and designer Hilary Farr compete for the homeowners' final decision to stay or go. Using his insider perspective on the real estate market, David helps target listings for the confused homeowners, while Hilary renovates and redecorates their worn-out home to suit their current needs, raising the home's value. In the end, the homeowners can decide to stay in their newly transformed space or put it on the market.

Selling LA
Season 3 Premiere: October TBD
From Beverly Hills to the Sunset Strip, Los Angeles is a place where the rich and famous live large and everyone has a dream. For the region's real estate brokers, landing a client and closing a deal can be very competitive. Follow three real estate firms as they build up their roster of millionaire clients, tour spectacular properties and network their way through the competitive world of high-end real estate.

NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2012

I Hate My Bath
Season 2 Premiere: November TBD
Host: Jeff Devlin
I Hate My Bath introduces viewers to homeowners who have a love/hate relationship with their bathrooms. Licensed contractor Jeff Devlin gives families hope with economical, yet clever, design ideas using amazing new products and cool tools. Along the way, Jeff and his crew showcase impactful alternatives that ultimately give the homeowners the bathroom of their dreams.

Selling New York
Season 6 Premiere: December TBD
Selling New York features assertive, razor-sharp, and always compelling real estate brokers, in the country's most competitive market. In a city with over eight million people, where the average sale price is over two million dollars, the competition to seal the deal is stiff. Viewers can catch a rare glimpse into a world where brokers go head-to-head with the best and rub shoulders with the wealthiest and trendiest of New York's social, political and artistic elite.

About HGTV

America's leading home and lifestyle brand, HGTV features a top-rated cable network that is distributed to more than 99 million U.S. households and the HGTV website, HGTV.com, the nation's leading online home-and-garden destination that attracts an average of four million unique visitors per month. The brand also includes the HGTV HOME consumer products line which showcases exclusive collections of paint, flooring, lighting, furniture, plants and other home-oriented products, as well as HGTV Magazine, a new home and lifestyle publication published in partnership with Hearst Magazines.

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