Many of you had SoundedOff with questions regarding the new HGTV programming.

Here is the response I got from HGTV:

The scheduling and programming decisions for HGTV are made after careful thought and much analysis. Our goal is to match the right program with the most receptive audience and all of our programming is dedicated to providing ideas, inspiration and information to our viewers. Though it is our hope that every viewer enjoys the great variety of programs offered on our network, we also realize that not every program is suited for every taste. Getting viewer feedback on our programs provide the most direct and accurate information upon which we can make programming decisions and these comments will be kept in mind as we plan future programming.

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by Jacki Garfinkel

I may be a TV critic, but more so, I'm a TV fan. And as a TV fan, I, along with many other females my age, spent their college afternoons with TLC's Trading Spaces, While You Were Out, The Wedding Story and The Makeover Story. Trading Spaces and While You Were Out in particular made celebrities out of its talent, including Paige Davis, Vern Yip, Ty Pennington, Carter Oosterhouse, Chayse Dacoda, Evan Farmer, Leslie Segrete... the list goes on. Two of these famous home renovating faces have moved on from their TLC home to start making over new homes on HGTV: Vern Yip and Carter Oosterhouse.

Click here to read the rest of Vern Yip and Carter Oosterhouse Transition from TLC to HGTV

by Jacki Garfinkel

Oprah might have found her "cutie pie" decorator in Nate Berkus, but I know exactly who the "cutie pie" designer is. David Bromstad. No doubt about it.

Bromstad won his way into viewers' hearts as he worked his way through HGTV's Design Star and ultimately won. The prize? His own show on HGTV which will premiere on Sunday, March 18 at 10 p.m., with the title Color Splash.

Click here to read the rest of Design Star's David on His New Show Color Splash and Taking Off His Shirt