Property Hunting In Oxford For £350, 000 Part Two | Location, Location, Location 

Right??!! What twits!

...and just a few years later that setup would have been hideously outdated too, lol.

Exactly

To be fair, most of the couples in the beginning of the series didn't end up with a house. Keep in mind Phil and Kirsty are only with them for a few days. That's a very short time to find a house you like and to get an offer accepted. Most people would want more than a few days to make the biggest decision of their lives.

@@Kevin-sm8pn if only that were the case on the USA version, where they either only pretend to buy one of the houses (which often wasn’t even for sale), or pretend to be shopping for one when they’ve already purchased and moved into the one they end up “choosing”.

@@privatelyprivate3285 Yeah, with House Hunters, it's a little different because the producers wanted every episode to end with a house purchase so they only have people who already closed on a house on the show. It's weird, but eh, that's HGTV or you. Although, they did also have a show called My First Place that appeared to be more realistic because it showed the process of buying a house, searching for the house, the negotiations, the inspection, the closing, any issues that the homebuyers were dealing with, etc.

Exactly, after saying they would stretch to 400 for the perfect home! Either they did not want to move, or ended up with a less than perfect home. My guess is they regret losing the house for 15k.

Yes. I wouldn't buy a house based on whether a massive, ridiculous TV fit it, but I wouldn't date a 'man' who still puts his 'toys' first. Tall is not the same as grown up.

More than slightly!

He's beyond immature he's insane! And so is she for going along with him it's an old TV that's about to die in a few years and you're going to have to get rid of it shove it out the door get a flat screen put it on the wall call it a day

Yes it's old, 20 years old in fact. Amazing , eh

What a pair of jerks! They deserve each other. She’s probably his first ever girlfriend. 😂

These are very old episodes, prob 15 years old

The houses can be much older...so it stands to reason

But on the other hand, a big number of houses in the USA are not made to last, and people there will have to adapt to smaller places. Those huge houses demand too much energy, the planet just can't cope with that.

@@juanluzzi5267 That’s not necessarily true. Nearly all newer American homes are built to be energy efficient. I live in the northern Midwest, where temperatures in January and February rarely get above 15 degrees Fahrenheit and spring doesn’t come until the little of May. Heating my 3000 square-foot home from October to May runs me $800 in gas. As far as being made to last, why would you want them to? These aren’t historic dwellings in any way. Tear them down after a few decades and build something new. It’s the older homes that are the least efficient.

@@schatzeeone6230 "Tear them down after a few decades and build something new" How wasteful. Really un-did your 'energy efficient' argument.