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The Next Best Thing (1999 – ...)

1999 • 27 seasons • Drama, Comedy • TV-G
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The Next Best ThingSeason 2

14 episodes · Jul 17, 2001

1. The Regency Villa, Surrey
Jul 17, 2001 · 45m

Upon acquiring a hilltop site in the Berkshire Downs, Rupert and Julie resolved to construct a dwelling that would fully embrace the surrounding landscape and breathtaking vistas. They approached Roderick James, an architecture firm ren

2. Sussex: The New England House
Jul 24, 2001 · 45m

Jane and Willem, newly married and with a plot of land in Sussex commanding views over the South Downs, desired a home that felt both atmospheric and connected to the surrounding countryside. Drawing inspiration from memories of America, Ja

3. The Wool Mill, Yorkshire
Jul 31, 2001 · 45m

The abandoned wool mill in the Yorkshire village might not immediately evoke the term 'modernist,' but for Chris and Gill – fortunate owners of a specialist joinery business – it presented a compelling opportunity to realize a visionary hom

4. Wales: The Isolated Cottage
Aug 7, 2001 · 45m

A solitary hilltop in the Brecon Beacons might appear an unlikely choice for a couple's first home. Yet, Adrian and Corinna shared a childhood in these hills, and the ruined farmhouse they selected to restore had been a fixture in Adrian’s

5. The Cruciform House, Berkshire
Aug 14, 2001 · 45m

Helen and Mark had long harbored a desire for a Georgian house, yet recognized it lay beyond their means. Consequently, they resolved to construct one themselves. They purchased a spacious plot in the Surrey countryside, embraced by trees,

6. The Self-Build, Birmingham
Aug 21, 2001 · 45m

Kevin visited a novel housing initiative spearheaded by a Birmingham Housing Association. The program empowers small communities to construct their own dwellings.

7. The Jewel Box, London
Aug 28, 2001 · 45m

Kevin McCloud came to a couple with aspirations of constructing a sleek, technologically advanced home on a peaceful street in north London.

8. The Derelict Barns, Devon
Sep 4, 2001 · 45m

Kevin McCloud came to Devon to meet a couple with an ambitious project: to transform a traditional barn, its roof a charming thatch, into a home.

9. Doncaster: Revisited
Aug 11, 2001 · 45m

Kevin journeyed back to Doncaster, eager to visit Michael Hird and Lindsay Harwood, who had recently completed their striking modern home in a Doncaster suburb – a structure of glass and steel that seemed to anticipate the future.

10. Birmingham: Revisited
Aug 29, 2001 · 45m

Kevin McCloud returns to Birmingham to explore a pioneering housing project. A little over two years prior, a collective of eleven individuals committed to a unique endeavor: constructing not only their own dwellings, but also homes for one

11. Wales: Revisited
Sep 10, 2002 · 45m

Kevin McCloud returns to Adrian and Corrina, the couple who chose to make a 300-year-old ruin their first home. Their dwelling stands within the challenging landscape of the Brecon Beacons National Park.

12. London: Revisited
Sep 17, 2002 · 45m

Kevin paid a visit to Tony and Sharon, the couple who had fallen for a Georgian house in London in a state of considerable disrepair. They had embarked on the demanding project of restoring it to its former splendor.

13. Amersham: Revisited
Sep 24, 2002 · 45m

Kevin was in Amersham to get an update on a project undertaken by Deborah and the architect, Andrew. Their endeavor centered on designing a house intended to be virtually invisible, seamlessly integrating it with the landscape of the nearby

14. Devon: Revisited
Oct 1, 2002 · 45m

Kevin journeyed to the picturesque landscapes of South Devon, seeking out Sue and Martin. They had long envisioned a family home built with traditional English methods, a project that held deep personal significance.

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