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HGTV Series Show for DIYers Celebrates 100th Episode

Nov 16 2009

Currently in its eighth season, milestone show will air Saturday, November 21 at 11 AM ET/PT

Over Your Head, the highly successful HGTV series, which premiered in 2006, will celebrate its 100th episode on Saturday, November 21, 2009 at 11 AM ET/PT. The show helps do-it-yourself homeowners get expert assistance to finish their abandoned remodeling projects. Host Eric Stromer evaluates the project and brings in carpenters to help the overwhelmed homeowners finish the job.

The 100th episode features a green theme with a homeowner who wants to create a green and inviting backyard, but the lush space she envisioned has turned into a wasteland where she spends little time. Eric Stromer and carpenter Mark Jordan step in to help bring the garden back to life.

Source: http://www.hgtv.com/

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