Season 2
Drew Barrymore & An Atlanta Pantry
The Home Edit team highlights healthy snack in a family's jumbled pantry then tackles a crowded test kitchen on the set of "The Drew Barrymore Show."
Winnie Harlow & A Little Girl's Bedroom
After getting a glam room in order for trailblazing supermodel Winnie Harlow, Clea and Joanna give a 9-year-old superfan a surprise bedroom makeover.
Chris Pratt & A Home Office
Joanna and Clea divide Katherine Schwarzenegger and Chris Pratt's garage into zones. Busy client who are giving back to the community need storage.
Lauren Conrad, Kelsea Ballerini & A Kids' Bedroom
The team streamlines spaces for celeb entrepreneur Lauren Conrad, country star Kelsea Ballerini, and a family of four living in a two-bedroom condo.
Danielle Brooks & A Multi-Purpose Room
Clea and Joanna design a "mom cave" for actress Danielle Brooks and then help a modern family contain the clutter in their historical 1930s home.
Florida Georgia Playroom & An Open-Face Closet
Florida Georgia Line's Tyler Hubbard wants a colorful playroom for his kids. A teacher living in the city needs to get her new apartment in order.
Topper Guild & A Creative Studio
The team helps a young family make the house they inherited feel like their own and creates a "prank lounge" for teen TikTok star Topper Guild.
Kevin Hart & A Guest House Office
A selfless single mom gets the office of her dreams. Later, the crew edits a massive sneaker collection for one of Kevin Hart's good friends.
Avis de la communauté (2)
As much as I love, love, love organizing, and I have grown to love their books and results, my opinion regarding this show still stands. Out of the 40 minutes per episode, it feels like 5, maybe 10 minutes are "useful" and focused on organizing, tips, and how-to+results. The other ~30 minutes consist of blabbering and marketing for their company. It's their show, and I would normally be here for it, but it's too imbalanced, just like most of the first season was. And now they are also doing cliffhangers, even though there are only 8 episodes..
While I get that they tried to put a personal touch to the show, a lot of the family moments could've easily been edited out to fit in 2 whole makeovers in one episode. What's with the cliffhangers? This is not a fiction show that needs continuity over episodes. Imo Season 1 felt better. Also Episode 2/3, they had this makeover for a kid who's their fan and they kept talking about how they couldn't edit out things because the kid wanted to keep it all. Honestly, If I was the kid, I'd be disappointed watching my idols talk about almost quitting while doing my room.