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    <Overview>Grand Designs is a Channel 4 TV series covering unusual architectural house-building projects, presented by Kevin McCloud and produced by Talkback. The properties featured in the series vary wildly from homes underground to converted water towers, with the only common factor being that they're all rather unusual or extravagant in some way.</Overview>
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    <EpisodeName>Revisited - Sunderland: The Former Electricity Sub-Station</EpisodeName>
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    <FirstAired>2003-03-22</FirstAired>
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    <Overview>When Kevin met Anne and Richard in 2000, they were about to embark on the ambitious task of converting a disused electricity substation in Sunderland into a family home.
(from Grand Designs Indoors)</Overview>
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    <EpisodeName>Revisited - Tuscany: The Tuscan Castle</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Kevin McCloud revisits Janne and Howard and their ongoing conversion of a derelict 1,000-year-old castle in Tuscany.
(from Grand Designs Abroad)</Overview>
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    <EpisodeName>Revisited - Puglia: Masseria Impisi, An Artists Retreat</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Puglia, in Italy’s deep south, where the country's heel rounds to the foot’s arch, is a land of shimmering heat, olive groves and artists’ dreams.

It is also the place where artists, like David Westby and Leone (Leo) Witton, became hard-working artisans to turn a derelict olive farm into a Roman country estate – despite the worst obstructions of Italian bureaucracy and with very little money. 
(from Grand Designs Abroad)</Overview>
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    <EpisodeName>Revisited - Lot: House From Straw</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Kevin McCloud returns to see the Sampson family in France. 
(from Grand Designs Abroad)</Overview>
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    <EpisodeName>The Great British Property Scandal Special: Kevin's Grand Design Part 1</EpisodeName>
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    <FirstAired>2011-12-07</FirstAired>
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    <Overview>This special episode follows Kevin as he begins on an epic adventure to create his very own Grand Design.</Overview>
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    <Rating>7.5</Rating>
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    <EpisodeName>The Great British Property Scandal Special: Kevin's Grand Design Part 2</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Kevin continues in his epic battle to build his very own Grand Design of visionary homes. But as the schedule slips residents start to grumble.

As part of the Great British Property Scandal Kevin McCloud tries to prove that it shouldn't cost any more to build homes that are a lot nicer to live in. As he nears the end of the his five-year project to build beautiful, affordable, eco homes for the same price as low cost social housing, Kevin has become convinced that good design can help us live happier, more sociable lives.

In an extraordinary social experiment, Kevin wants to create a new kind of development, where neighbours share vegetable gardens, grow fruit trees and look after their own central village green. So Kevin and his partners start team-building exercises to get private and council tenants working together.

But has Kevin done enough to sow the seeds of a strong community? And more importantly what will people think of his visionary homes?</Overview>
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    <Combined_episodenumber>1.0</Combined_episodenumber>
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    <EpisodeName>Newhaven: The Timber Frame Kit House</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>A couple in Newhaven face a race against time as they build their dream home on windswept cliff-top site in time for the birth of their baby.</Overview>
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    <Rating>6.8</Rating>
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    <EpisodeName>Berkshire: English Barn</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Kevin travels to Oxfordshire to meet the Randolphs, who built their first house 10 years ago and now, in their 70s, have decided to do it all again!</Overview>
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    <Rating>6.8</Rating>
    <RatingCount>5</RatingCount>
    <SeasonNumber>1</SeasonNumber>
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    </Writer>
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    </Director>
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    <EpisodeName>Brighton: The Co-Operative Build</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>This project was a co-operative venture - 10 young families each put in 30 hours of construction work per week. 
Kevin travels to Brighton to meet a co-operative of ten young families, including ex-travellers and single parents, who are building both their own and each others homes.
A housing association bought the land from the council for £58,000. Paul then worked with the association to put the co-operative together. All the members were people on the council's housing list.

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    <Rating>7.3</Rating>
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    <EpisodeName>Amersham: The Water Tower</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Kevin McCloud travels to Amersham, where a couple plan to design an 'invisible' house, blending in with the earth banks of the surrounding reservoirs.</Overview>
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    <Rating>7.0</Rating>
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    <EpisodeName>Suffolk: The Eco-House</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>A Suffolk couple plan an environmentally friendly house with solar heating, grey water systems and reclaimed materials.</Overview>
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    <Rating>7.3</Rating>
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    <EpisodeName>Cornwall: The Chapel</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Kevin McCloud travels to Cornwall to visit Gavin Allen and Jane Fitzsimons, who are trying to convert a chapel into a home and a teleworking office for Jane.</Overview>
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    <Rating>8.0</Rating>
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    <EpisodeName>Islington: The House of Straw</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Kevin McCloud is in lslington where Jeremy Till and Sarah Wigglesworth have come up with a highly experimental design for a home/office.</Overview>
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    <Rating>6.8</Rating>
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    <EpisodeName>Doncaster: The Glass House</EpisodeName>
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    <Language>en</Language>
    <Overview>Kevin McCloud travels to Doncaster where Michael Hird and Lindsay Harwood are building a futuristic glass and steel house in a suburb of Doncaster.</Overview>
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    <Rating>5.3</Rating>
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    <Overview>Kevin McCloud travels back to Doncaster to catch up with self-builders Michael Hird and Lindsay Harwood and their futuristic glass and steel house in a suburb of Doncaster.</Overview>
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    <Overview>Kevin McCloud travels to Suffolk to revisit a couple who dreamed of building a 100% environmentally friendly house. How far have they managed to stick to their green ideals?</Overview>
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    <EpisodeName>Revisited - Islington: The House of Straw</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Kevin McCloud revisits Jeremy Till and Sarah Wigglesworth in Islington, London. Will they have realised their dream of using straw bales in the construction of their house?</Overview>
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    <Overview>Kevin McCloud revisits a group of people in a Brighton co-operative who are building their own homes and the homes of their neighbours.</Overview>
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    <EpisodeName>Revisited - Amersham: The Water Tower</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Kevin is in Amersham to update on a project taken on by Deborah and architect Andrew. Their venture involved designing an 'invisible' house that blended in with the surrounding reservoirs.</Overview>
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    <Rating>5.7</Rating>
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    <EpisodeName>Revisited (2) - Islington: The House of Straw</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Kevin McCloud revisits the improbable build of two architects who built their central London house out of straw bales, springs, nappy cladding and silver tin.</Overview>
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    <Rating>7.0</Rating>
    <RatingCount>1</RatingCount>
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    <EpisodeName>Revisited - Berkshire: English Barn</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Kevin McCloud revisits retired couple Denys and Marjorie Randolph, who decided to embark on their final building project, a brand new green oak barn-style house.</Overview>
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    <Rating>7.5</Rating>
    <RatingCount>2</RatingCount>
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    <EpisodeName>Revisited (2) - Amersham: The Water Tower</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Kevin is in Amersham for a second update on a project taken on by Deborah and architect Andrew. Their venture involved designing an 'invisible' house that blended in with the surrounding reservoirs.</Overview>
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    </ProductionCode>
    <Rating>8.0</Rating>
    <RatingCount>1</RatingCount>
    <SeasonNumber>1</SeasonNumber>
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  <Episode>
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    <Overview>Kevin saw a ground-breaking co-operative of ten families built their own homes on the edge of Brighton. They where known as 'The Hedgehogs' and were made up of former travellers and those living in insecure accommodation. Kevin catches up with the community over ten years on.</Overview>
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    <RatingCount>0</RatingCount>
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  <Episode>
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    <EpisodeName>Farnham: The Regency Villa</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Helen and Mark had always dreamed of owning a Georgian house but knew they couldn't afford the genuine article. So they decided to build their own. They bought a large plot of land in Surrey, surrounded by trees, and commissioned an architect who specialised in conservation architecture to design it.</Overview>
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    <Rating>7.0</Rating>
    <RatingCount>2</RatingCount>
    <SeasonNumber>2</SeasonNumber>
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  <Episode>
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    </DVD_discid>
    <DVD_episodenumber>4.0</DVD_episodenumber>
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    </Director>
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    <EpisodeName>Sussex: The New England House</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>With a plot of land in Sussex overlooking the South Downs, newly-weds Jane and Willem wanted a house that would be atmospheric and open to the countryside. Inspired by memories of America, Jane planned a New England-style gabled house with large windows to make the most of the views. </Overview>
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    <Rating>8.0</Rating>
    <RatingCount>2</RatingCount>
    <SeasonNumber>2</SeasonNumber>
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    </Writer>
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  <Episode>
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    <DVD_episodenumber>1.0</DVD_episodenumber>
    <DVD_season>2</DVD_season>
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    <EpisodeName>Huddersfield: The Wool Mill</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>A derelict woollen mill in a Yorkshire village may not say 'modernist' to everyone. But Chris and Gill - who, fortunately, run their own specialist joinery business - saw it as the perfect opportunity to create a visionary home. They liked the traditional brick of the building and opted to keep the exterior virtually untouched. Inside, they would strip everything out and make a home of fluid spaces, based around an open-plan ground floor, an atrium and a galleried upper floor.</Overview>
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    </ProductionCode>
    <Rating>7.0</Rating>
    <RatingCount>1</RatingCount>
    <SeasonNumber>2</SeasonNumber>
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    </Writer>
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    </absolute_number>
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    <lastupdated>1294402777</lastupdated>
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  <Episode>
    <id>336515</id>
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    <DVD_discid>
    </DVD_discid>
    <DVD_episodenumber>7.0</DVD_episodenumber>
    <DVD_season>2</DVD_season>
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    </Director>
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    <EpisodeName>Wales: The Isolated Cottage</EpisodeName>
    <EpisodeNumber>4</EpisodeNumber>
    <FirstAired>2001-08-07</FirstAired>
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    <Language>en</Language>
    <Overview>An isolated hilltop in the Brecon Beacons might seem an inhospitable place for a couple's first home. But Adrian and Corinna both grew up in the area, and the ruined farmhouse they chose to restore had been in Adrian's family for generations. The site's lack of mains water and electricity gave them no qualms. True, the track up the hill was often inaccessible in winter. But the landscape was beautiful and they both felt they belonged there</Overview>
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    </ProductionCode>
    <Rating>8.0</Rating>
    <RatingCount>2</RatingCount>
    <SeasonNumber>2</SeasonNumber>
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    </Writer>
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    <lastupdated>1294402826</lastupdated>
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  <Episode>
    <id>336509</id>
    <Combined_episodenumber>5.0</Combined_episodenumber>
    <Combined_season>2</Combined_season>
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    <DVD_discid>
    </DVD_discid>
    <DVD_episodenumber>5.0</DVD_episodenumber>
    <DVD_season>2</DVD_season>
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    </Director>
    <EpImgFlag>2</EpImgFlag>
    <EpisodeName>Lambourn: The Cruciform House</EpisodeName>
    <EpisodeNumber>5</EpisodeNumber>
    <FirstAired>2001-08-14</FirstAired>
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    <Language>en</Language>
    <Overview>When Rupert and Julie bought a hilltop site in the Berkshire Downs, they were determined to build a house that would make the most of the countryside and stunning views. 
They turned to architecture firm Roderick James, which specialises in modern design and traditional timber craftsmanship. Together with architect Hugh McGann, they came up with a house of green oak and glass, built in an unusual cruciform (cross) shape. 
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    <Rating>8.0</Rating>
    <RatingCount>1</RatingCount>
    <SeasonNumber>2</SeasonNumber>
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    <lastupdated>1314550137</lastupdated>
    <seasonid>28636</seasonid>
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  <Episode>
    <id>336510</id>
    <Combined_episodenumber>2.0</Combined_episodenumber>
    <Combined_season>2</Combined_season>
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    <DVD_discid>
    </DVD_discid>
    <DVD_episodenumber>2.0</DVD_episodenumber>
    <DVD_season>2</DVD_season>
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    </Director>
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    <EpisodeName>Birmingham: The Community Self-Build</EpisodeName>
    <EpisodeNumber>6</EpisodeNumber>
    <FirstAired>2001-08-21</FirstAired>
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    </GuestStars>
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    <Language>en</Language>
    <Overview>In May 1999, 11 people in Bordesley, West Birmingham, set out to build their own homes. Few of them had any professional experience in construction. For the previous two years, the Accord Housing Association had been training them in the skills they would need. Now they were to put them to the test. 
Angela, who worked for Accord, would be the project co-ordinator. Peter, a builder with 20 years' experience, would be site manager, overseeing the work. The group members; Calvin (who was appointed leader), Paul, Carol, Mr Azad, Petrona, Tab, Gerald, Paul, Yasser, Richard, Bash - had not known each other when they signed up, having been attracted to the project through advertising and word of mouth
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    </ProductionCode>
    <Rating>7.0</Rating>
    <RatingCount>1</RatingCount>
    <SeasonNumber>2</SeasonNumber>
    <Writer>
    </Writer>
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    </absolute_number>
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    <lastupdated>1294402912</lastupdated>
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  <Episode>
    <id>336512</id>
    <Combined_episodenumber>8.0</Combined_episodenumber>
    <Combined_season>2</Combined_season>
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    </DVD_chapter>
    <DVD_discid>
    </DVD_discid>
    <DVD_episodenumber>8.0</DVD_episodenumber>
    <DVD_season>2</DVD_season>
    <Director>
    </Director>
    <EpImgFlag>2</EpImgFlag>
    <EpisodeName>London: The Jewel Box</EpisodeName>
    <EpisodeNumber>7</EpisodeNumber>
    <FirstAired>2001-08-01</FirstAired>
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    </GuestStars>
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    </IMDB_ID>
    <Language>en</Language>
    <Overview>Sarah, a maker of modern jewellery, and Coneyl, a freelance photographer, wanted a modern home from which they could both work. But they also wanted a uniquely personal house. So they commissioned architect Mike Tonkin to come up with a radical design for their long, thin site in a north London residential street. </Overview>
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    </ProductionCode>
    <Rating>7.0</Rating>
    <RatingCount>1</RatingCount>
    <SeasonNumber>2</SeasonNumber>
    <Writer>
    </Writer>
    <absolute_number>
    </absolute_number>
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    <lastupdated>1294403002</lastupdated>
    <seasonid>28636</seasonid>
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  <Episode>
    <id>336511</id>
    <Combined_episodenumber>6.0</Combined_episodenumber>
    <Combined_season>2</Combined_season>
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    </DVD_chapter>
    <DVD_discid>
    </DVD_discid>
    <DVD_episodenumber>6.0</DVD_episodenumber>
    <DVD_season>2</DVD_season>
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    </Director>
    <EpImgFlag>2</EpImgFlag>
    <EpisodeName>Devon: The Derelict Barns</EpisodeName>
    <EpisodeNumber>8</EpisodeNumber>
    <FirstAired>2001-09-04</FirstAired>
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    <Overview>Sue and Martin took a holistic approach when they converted a pair of Devon barns into a family home. They believed that the house should look like a natural part of the landscape. So they built it using environmentally sustainable techniques and allowed much of its design to evolve during the build. 
The oldest barn, dating from the 1600s, was built from stone and cob - a straw-and-mud mixture characteristic of Devon - while the newer, 19th-century barn was totally of stone. The older barn would have a thatched roof, the newer barn slates. A south-facing sitting room would overlook a double-height glass atrium, which would become an indoor garden, filled with citrus trees. Four bedrooms and a study would go upstairs.

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    </ProductionCode>
    <Rating>8.5</Rating>
    <RatingCount>2</RatingCount>
    <SeasonNumber>2</SeasonNumber>
    <Writer>
    </Writer>
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    </absolute_number>
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    <lastupdated>1294403049</lastupdated>
    <seasonid>28636</seasonid>
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  <Episode>
    <id>338062</id>
    <Combined_episodenumber>9</Combined_episodenumber>
    <Combined_season>2</Combined_season>
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    </DVD_chapter>
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    </DVD_discid>
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    </DVD_episodenumber>
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    </DVD_season>
    <Director>
    </Director>
    <EpImgFlag>2</EpImgFlag>
    <EpisodeName>Revisited - Birmingham: The Community Self-Build</EpisodeName>
    <EpisodeNumber>9</EpisodeNumber>
    <FirstAired>2001-11-29</FirstAired>
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    </GuestStars>
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    </IMDB_ID>
    <Language>en</Language>
    <Overview>Kevin McCloud revisits an innovative housing scheme in Birmingham. Just over two years ago a group of 11 men and women agreed to build, not just their own, but each other's homes.</Overview>
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    </ProductionCode>
    <Rating>7.5</Rating>
    <RatingCount>2</RatingCount>
    <SeasonNumber>2</SeasonNumber>
    <Writer>
    </Writer>
    <absolute_number>
    </absolute_number>
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    <lastupdated>1314546182</lastupdated>
    <seasonid>28636</seasonid>
    <seriesid>79264</seriesid>
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  <Episode>
    <id>338064</id>
    <Combined_episodenumber>10</Combined_episodenumber>
    <Combined_season>2</Combined_season>
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    </DVD_chapter>
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    </DVD_discid>
    <DVD_episodenumber>
    </DVD_episodenumber>
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    </DVD_season>
    <Director>
    </Director>
    <EpImgFlag>2</EpImgFlag>
    <EpisodeName>Revisited - Wales: The Isolated Cottage</EpisodeName>
    <EpisodeNumber>10</EpisodeNumber>
    <FirstAired>2002-09-10</FirstAired>
    <GuestStars>
    </GuestStars>
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    <Overview>Kevin McCloud re-visits Adrian and Corrina, who decided their first home was to be a 300-year-old ruin. The former cottage is set in the inhospitable climate of the Brecon Beacons National Park.</Overview>
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  <Episode>
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    <EpisodeName>Revisited - Devon: The Derelict Barns</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Sue and Martin took a holistic approach when they converted a pair of Devon barns into a family home. They believed that the house should look like a natural part of the landscape. So they built it using environmentally sustainable techniques and allowed much of its design to evolve during the build. 
The oldest barn, dating from the 1600s, was built from stone and cob - a straw-and-mud mixture characteristic of Devon - while the newer, 19th-century barn was totally of stone. The older barn would have a thatched roof, the newer barn slates. A south-facing sitting room would overlook a double-height glass atrium, which would become an indoor garden, filled with citrus trees. Four bedrooms and a study would go upstairs.</Overview>
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    <Rating>7.5</Rating>
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    <EpisodeName>Revisited - Lambourn: The Cruciform House</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Kevin McCloud returns to the Lambourn Valley to meet a couple who took three years to finish building their home on the Berkshire Downs.</Overview>
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    <RatingCount>0</RatingCount>
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  <Episode>
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    <DVD_episodenumber>1.0</DVD_episodenumber>
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    <EpisodeName>Peterborough: The Wooden Box</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>'Is it a bold contemporary design or a garden shed?' John and Terri found themselves asking, halfway into their build. They had knocked down a derelict house in a beautiful rural setting and commissioned commercial architects to build them a new one. But was it too small for them, their young son and the baby on the way?
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    <Rating>7.3</Rating>
    <RatingCount>3</RatingCount>
    <SeasonNumber>3</SeasonNumber>
    <Writer>Kevin McCloud</Writer>
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  <Episode>
    <id>336518</id>
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    <EpisodeName>Chesterfield: The Water-Works</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>The 1930s derelict water-works Chris and Leanne fell in love with was huge and its design had clearly been inspired by Gilbert Scott's Bankside power station, now better known as the Tate Modern. But nothing would deter the couple. 'We looked at it,' said Chris, 'and saw our home.' </Overview>
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    <Rating>8.0</Rating>
    <RatingCount>3</RatingCount>
    <SeasonNumber>3</SeasonNumber>
    <Writer>Kevin McCloud</Writer>
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  <Episode>
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    <DVD_episodenumber>3.0</DVD_episodenumber>
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    <EpisodeName>Sussex: The Woodsmans Cottage</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>For 10 years, Ben lived in tents and caravans in a wood in West Sussex. As a woodsman, he needed and wanted to live among the trees. But after a battle with planning he finally got permission to build himself a house with more creature comforts. He invited volunteers to help him build one by hand, from the materials growing around him.</Overview>
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    <Rating>8.8</Rating>
    <RatingCount>4</RatingCount>
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    <EpisodeName>Surrey: The Victorian Threshing Barn</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>For Philip and Angela, the build was part of a life change that had begun two years earlier. Just after their second daughter was born, Philip fell seriously ill, prompting the family to leave London and move back to his parents' village. Acquiring the site was easy, as Philip's parents owned it. Getting planning permission took longer, and a crucial factor in their success was that they would be restoring the outside of the barn and keeping the innovation hidden</Overview>
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    <Rating>9.0</Rating>
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    <SeasonNumber>3</SeasonNumber>
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  <Episode>
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    <EpisodeName>Buckinghamshire: The Inverted-Roof House</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Tom and Judy wanted more than just a home for themselves and their two children. On a site of outstanding natural beauty in Buckinghamshire, they set out to build an ambitious house - a symphony of angles, glass walls and exposed steel, with a dramatic inverted roof.
Tom made himself site manager and main contractor. He had no experience but he liked a challenge - and, after all, how difficult could it be?
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    <RatingCount>0</RatingCount>
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    <EpisodeName>Hackney: The Terrace Conversion</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>After 10 years of living in a small house in east London, John and Eleni hankered after modern, open-plan living. They didn't want to move, so they decided to give their Victorian terrace home a radical redesign. The house was in a conservation area, so the outside had to remain unchanged. Inside, however, they decided to rip out everything including walls, ceilings, floors and start again. </Overview>
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    <Rating>7.0</Rating>
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    <SeasonNumber>3</SeasonNumber>
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  <Episode>
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    <EpisodeName>Cumbria: The Underground House</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>The old quarry stood on a slope of the Eden valley and commanded beautiful views. Local architect John Bodger designed a two-storey house that burrowed backwards into the rock and made maximum use of natural resources for light, warmth and power </Overview>
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    <Rating>8.0</Rating>
    <RatingCount>2</RatingCount>
    <SeasonNumber>3</SeasonNumber>
    <Writer>Kevin McCloud</Writer>
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  <Episode>
    <id>336519</id>
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    <EpisodeName>Hereford: The Traditional Cottage</EpisodeName>
    <EpisodeNumber>8</EpisodeNumber>
    <FirstAired>2003-10-01</FirstAired>
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    <Language>en</Language>
    <Overview>Merry's family have been Herefordshire builders for generations, so she knew that the county was rich in traditional building crafts. She and Ben decided to combine these with technology for a new house with a genuinely rural feel. Her father drew up a design that followed the traditional cottage layout while incorporating modern comforts.
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    <Rating>7.0</Rating>
    <RatingCount>1</RatingCount>
    <SeasonNumber>3</SeasonNumber>
    <Writer>Kevin McCloud</Writer>
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  <Episode>
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    <DVD_episodenumber>2.0</DVD_episodenumber>
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    <EpisodeName>Revisited - Buckinghamshire: The Inverted-Roof House</EpisodeName>
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    <FirstAired>2004-02-04</FirstAired>
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    <Overview>Tom and Judy wanted more than just a home for themselves and their two children. On a site of outstanding natural beauty in Buckinghamshire, they set out to build an ambitious house - a symphony of angles, glass walls and exposed steel, with a dramatic inverted roof. Tom made himself site manager and main contractor. He had no experience but he liked a challenge - and, after all, how difficult could it be? </Overview>
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    <Rating>7.0</Rating>
    <RatingCount>1</RatingCount>
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    <EpisodeName>Revisited - Hackney: The Terrace Conversion</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Kevin McCloud takes a trip back to the home of John and Eleni Flood who completely gutted their Victorian terraced house to create an open, light and modern space.</Overview>
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    <EpisodeName>Revisited - Sussex: The Woodsmans Cottage</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Kevin returns to see how Ben Law's woodsman's cottage has changed. The house has bedded down into its landscaped kitchen garden and his life has changed in unexpected ways.</Overview>
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    <Rating>10.0</Rating>
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    <EpisodeName>Revisited - Peterborough: The Wooden Box</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Kevin McCloud drops in at John and Terri Westlake's self-built, contemporary wooden home, which has a wall made entirely of glass and great views across open countryside near Peterborough.</Overview>
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    <RatingCount>0</RatingCount>
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    <EpisodeName>Revisited - Surrey: The Victorian Threshing Barn</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Kevin McCloud revisits Philip Trail and his wife Angela who moved to stress-free Surrey and renovated a 150-year-old threshing barn after Philip was diagnosed with a brain tumour.</Overview>
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    <Rating>8.0</Rating>
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    <EpisodeName>Revisited - Cumbria: The Underground House</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Five years on, Kevin McCloud goes back to the wilds of Cumbria to see how the Reddy family have adapted to their ecologically sound earth-sheltered home.</Overview>
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    <Rating>8.0</Rating>
    <RatingCount>2</RatingCount>
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    <id>3437991</id>
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    <EpisodeName>Revisited (2) - Sussex: The Woodsmans Cottage</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Kevin returns again to see how Ben Law's woodsman's cottage has changed.</Overview>
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    <Overview>Louise and Milko wanted to build the home of a lifetime. Milko's job as a well-paid City banker meant they could think big, so Louise set up her own architectural practice and they bought a disused violin factory in the heart of London's Waterloo. The crumbling building was hemmed in on all sides and had no views, but Louise had a vision of a spectacular loft-style home that would combine stunning design with utter luxury
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    <Overview>David and Greta loved their home, a modernist structure in Surrey that they had built themselves almost 40 years ago. It was filled with things they'd chosen over the years – design classics, mementoes, David's paintings. But that house was falling apart and had to come down. Meanwhile, they had lost their hearts to a German post-and-beam house, designed by architect Peter Huf and available as a customised kit. 
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    <Overview>When Reuben and April came across a ruined 19th-century house amid the tower blocks of Leith, Edinburgh, they saw it as their future home. They had no clear idea of how to restore it, and precious little building experience. Still, they were young and fit (they had met on Reuben's climbing wall) and they liked a challenge. So they bought the crumbling shell and set about transforming it with their own hands. </Overview>
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    <EpisodeName>Clapham: The Curved House</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>David and Anjana's tiny coach house was proving too small for them and their two children. So they decided to build a new house in their own garden, which was big by London standards. But this particular grassy plot came with problems. It was overlooked by huge blocks of flats, and in the middle of it stood a chestnut tree they weren't allowed to cut down. They came up with an inspired solution: they would build a curving house along the borders of their plot. What's more, they would do a lot of the work themselves. </Overview>
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    <EpisodeName>Sussex: The Modernist Sugar Cube</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Tom and Darron wanted to build a house that would be home to them, their art collection and their two large dogs. Darron's passion for surfing meant it would also have to be near a beach. They already shared a timber beach house in a hamlet on the Sussex coast, and when a neighbour's bungalow came up for sale, they decided to buy it, demolish it and build a dazzling white modernist house in its place. </Overview>
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    <EpisodeName>Argyll: The Oak-Framed House</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Tony and Jo, musicians with Scottish Opera, had long dreamed of a home in the countryside. They found a perfect site on the Clyde estuary in Argyll and Bute. Located in a small village on a hillside, it had glorious views as far as the isle of Arran and was less than an hour's drive from Glasgow. Inspired by local oak-framed barns, they gave architect Andy McAvoy an open brief. In return, he gave them a design that fused medieval and modern and promised a beautifully simple interior. However, the construction was anything but simple... </Overview>
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    <EpisodeName>Dorset: An Idiosyncratic Home</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Amid 55 acres of organic farmland in the New Forest, Lizzie and Mike set out to build an idiosyncratic home. They wanted a house that would reflect their love of travel and eastern cultures, yet blend into the very English countryside around them. Their first proposal, for a wooden Japanese house, was refused planning permission, but after three years of adapting their ideas with architect David Underhill, they were finally ready to build. Their ingenious design was in three sections: a living wing, a bedroom wing and a romantic tower. </Overview>
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    <EpisodeName>Revisited - Edinburgh: 19th Century Sandstone House</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Kevin returns to see whether the couple's solo attempts to transform a wreck of an old stone building in Leith, with no previous building experience, has been successful. </Overview>
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    <Overview>Louise and Milko wanted to build the home of a lifetime. Milko's job as a well-paid City banker meant they could think big, so Louise set up her own architectural practice and they bought a disused violin factory in the heart of London's Waterloo. The crumbling building was hemmed in on all sides and had no views, but Louise had a vision of a spectacular loft-style home that would combine stunning design with utter luxury
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    <FirstAired>2005-11-23</FirstAired>
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    <Overview>Anjana and David Devoy started building a contemporary home that curved around a protected chestnut tree in their garden. Kevin McCloud returns to see if their plan worked. </Overview>
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    <EpisodeName>Revisited - Walton: The German Huf Haus</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Kevin revisits David and Greta Iredale, who replaced their original house which they designed and built themselves with a German built, precision engineered Huf Haus.</Overview>
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    <EpisodeName>Revisited - Argyll: The Oak-Framed House</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Kevin revisits Tony and Jo, musicians with Scottish Opera, who had long dreamed of a home in the countryside. They found a perfect site on the Clyde estuary in Argyll and Bute. Located in a small village on a hillside, it had glorious views as far as the isle of Arran and was less than an hour's drive from Glasgow. Inspired by local oak-framed barns, they gave architect Andy McAvoy an open brief. In return, he gave them a design that fused medieval and modern and promised a beautifully simple interior. However, the construction was anything but simple... </Overview>
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    <EpisodeName>Peckham: The Sliding Glass Roof House</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>When Monty Ravenscroft and Clare Loewe began looking for a house to buy in London they soon realised that the only affordable option was to build one themselves. They snapped up a dirt cheap slither of land in Peckham at an auction only to be told it was too small to put a house on. Undeterred, three years ago, engineering whiz Monty began building an extraordinary experimental bungalow that filled the site to bursting point.

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    <EpisodeName>Gloucester: The 16th Century Farmhouse</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>When lawyers Jeremy and Louise Brown walked into Upthorpe Farm in Gloucester, they couldn't believe their eyes. It was like stepping back in time. Apart from a few minor alterations, the Grade II listed 16th-century farmhouse had barely been touched for over 400 years and was completely unmodernised. There were original beams and doorways, original paint and plaster and a hay loft.
Now that they've purchased the property their ambitious design plan is to bring the farmhouse into the 21st century, blending the original historic features with modern simplicity and luxury. Kevin watches on intrigued as they tackle the challenge of reconciling the very old and the very contemporary.

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    <Rating>7.3</Rating>
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    <EpisodeName>Kent: Finnish Log Cabin</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>John Cadney and Marnie Moon have never had a permanent home. For 16 years they've camped on land owned by Marnie's parents because they could never afford to buy a house in the area where they live. So John, a carpenter, rolled his sleeves up and decided to build a house for his family with his bare hands.
After much searching for the right kind of house they settled on an environmentally friendly four-bedroom log cabin. The whole thing was imported from Finland as hundreds of pre-cut bits of wood. All John had to do is figure out how it all fits together!

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    <RatingCount>3</RatingCount>
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  <Episode>
    <id>336529</id>
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    </DVD_discid>
    <DVD_episodenumber>4.0</DVD_episodenumber>
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    <EpisodeName>Devon: Shaped Like a Curvy Seashell</EpisodeName>
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    <FirstAired>2005-10-19</FirstAired>
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    <Overview>For the last 20 years, Pat Becker has been living in a large Georgian family house overlooking the sea in Devon. Now that her family have flown the nest and the house has grown too big for her, she's decided to build a new home at the bottom of the garden.
Shaped like a curvy seashell, the new house has concrete and polystyrene walls, which spiral down from the central staircase. Her architect has promised it will take only six months to build but constructing a round house is never straightforward!
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    <Rating>7.7</Rating>
    <RatingCount>3</RatingCount>
    <SeasonNumber>5</SeasonNumber>
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    </Writer>
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    <EpisodeName>Belfast: A 21st Century Answer to the Roman Villa</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>This is Belfast, one of the great cities of the industrial revolution, and home to Thomas and Dervla O’Hare. They’ve lived here for 18 years, and although they still love their tiny cottage for its compactness, they’re about to build something much, much bigger. They’re building a 21st century answer to the Roman villa, with a copper roof, glass and concrete walls and vast amounts of living space all arranged around a central courtyard.</Overview>
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    <Rating>8.0</Rating>
    <RatingCount>1</RatingCount>
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    </Writer>
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  <Episode>
    <id>336530</id>
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    <Combined_season>5</Combined_season>
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    <DVD_discid>
    </DVD_discid>
    <DVD_episodenumber>6.0</DVD_episodenumber>
    <DVD_season>5</DVD_season>
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    </Director>
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    <EpisodeName>Devon: Miami Style Beach House</EpisodeName>
    <EpisodeNumber>6</EpisodeNumber>
    <FirstAired>2005-11-09</FirstAired>
    <GuestStars>
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    <Language>en</Language>
    <Overview>Kevin McCloud meets Julie and Mark Veysey, whose Grand Design is a stunning Miami-style beach house on a beachfront plot overlooking the south Devon coast. Julie and Mark have had several holidays in Miami, and Julie wanted to recreate the outdoor beachfront lifestyle back in England, living in a house full of light and sun, within easy reach of the waves.</Overview>
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    </ProductionCode>
    <Rating>6.5</Rating>
    <RatingCount>2</RatingCount>
    <SeasonNumber>5</SeasonNumber>
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    </Writer>
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    </absolute_number>
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  <Episode>
    <id>417808</id>
    <Combined_episodenumber>7.0</Combined_episodenumber>
    <Combined_season>5</Combined_season>
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    </DVD_chapter>
    <DVD_discid>
    </DVD_discid>
    <DVD_episodenumber>7.0</DVD_episodenumber>
    <DVD_season>5</DVD_season>
    <Director>
    </Director>
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    <EpisodeName>Carmarthen: The Eco-House</EpisodeName>
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    <FirstAired>2005-11-16</FirstAired>
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    </GuestStars>
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    </IMDB_ID>
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    <Overview>Andrew and Lowri Davies embark on a project to build an environmentally friendly farmhouse in rural Wales. Encouraged by their architect, they opt for some state-of-the-art experimental building materials; but do their builders know how to use them? 

As the budget spirals out of control, they find it increasingly difficult to balance the budget with their desire for a sustainable home.</Overview>
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    </ProductionCode>
    <Rating>
    </Rating>
    <RatingCount>0</RatingCount>
    <SeasonNumber>5</SeasonNumber>
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    </Writer>
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    </absolute_number>
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  <Episode>
    <id>2247501</id>
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    <Combined_season>7</Combined_season>
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    </DVD_chapter>
    <DVD_discid>
    </DVD_discid>
    <DVD_episodenumber>5.0</DVD_episodenumber>
    <DVD_season>7</DVD_season>
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    </Director>
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    <EpisodeName>Revisited - Carmarthen: The Eco-House</EpisodeName>
    <EpisodeNumber>8</EpisodeNumber>
    <FirstAired>2007-03-28</FirstAired>
    <GuestStars>
    </GuestStars>
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    </IMDB_ID>
    <Language>en</Language>
    <Overview>Kevin revisits Andrew and Lowri Davies who embarked on a project to build an environmentally friendly farmhouse in rural Wales. Encouraged by their architect, they opt for some state-of-the-art experimental building materials; but do their builders know how to use them? 

As the budget spirals out of control, they find it increasingly difficult to balance the budget with their desire for a sustainable home.</Overview>
    <ProductionCode>
    </ProductionCode>
    <Rating>6.0</Rating>
    <RatingCount>1</RatingCount>
    <SeasonNumber>5</SeasonNumber>
    <Writer>
    </Writer>
    <absolute_number>
    </absolute_number>
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    <seasonid>28638</seasonid>
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  <Episode>
    <id>2247471</id>
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    </DVD_chapter>
    <DVD_discid>
    </DVD_discid>
    <DVD_episodenumber>8.0</DVD_episodenumber>
    <DVD_season>7</DVD_season>
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    </Director>
    <EpImgFlag>2</EpImgFlag>
    <EpisodeName>Revisited - Peckham: The Sliding Glass Roof House</EpisodeName>
    <EpisodeNumber>9</EpisodeNumber>
    <FirstAired>2007-04-18</FirstAired>
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    </GuestStars>
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    </IMDB_ID>
    <Language>en</Language>
    <Overview>Engineering whiz Monty Ravenscroft built an extraordinary experimental home in Peckham. Kevin returns to see how it suits Monty and his partner now they have a child. </Overview>
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    </ProductionCode>
    <Rating>
    </Rating>
    <RatingCount>0</RatingCount>
    <SeasonNumber>5</SeasonNumber>
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    </Writer>
    <absolute_number>
    </absolute_number>
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    </DVD_discid>
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    </DVD_episodenumber>
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    </Director>
    <EpImgFlag>2</EpImgFlag>
    <EpisodeName>Revisited - Belfast: A 21st Century Answer to the Roman Villa</EpisodeName>
    <EpisodeNumber>10</EpisodeNumber>
    <FirstAired>2010-11-24</FirstAired>
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    </GuestStars>
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    <Language>en</Language>
    <Overview>Kevin catches up with Thomas and Dervla O'Hare who built a spectacular home on a hillside in Belfast. </Overview>
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    </ProductionCode>
    <Rating>8.0</Rating>
    <RatingCount>1</RatingCount>
    <SeasonNumber>5</SeasonNumber>
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    </Writer>
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  <Episode>
    <id>336531</id>
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    </DVD_chapter>
    <DVD_discid>
    </DVD_discid>
    <DVD_episodenumber>8.0</DVD_episodenumber>
    <DVD_season>5</DVD_season>
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    </Director>
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    <EpisodeName>Killearn: The Loch House</EpisodeName>
    <EpisodeNumber>1</EpisodeNumber>
    <FirstAired>2006-04-05</FirstAired>
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    <Overview>Jim Fairfull considers himself a very lucky guy. He was out fishing with a friend when he came across a beautiful, secluded loch. It’s a magical place with stunning views over the nearby hills. He got chatting to the farmer who owned it and discovered the site was for sale. Within a week, he’d done a deal and bought the land. 
The loch also gave them a fantastic opportunity to build a very unique house. They can control the water level of the loch which means they could actually build over the loch without worrying about flooding. So with the help of their architect, they designed an extravagant split level five bedroom house that actually hovers over the loch.</Overview>
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    </ProductionCode>
    <Rating>7.6</Rating>
    <RatingCount>5</RatingCount>
    <SeasonNumber>6</SeasonNumber>
    <Writer>
    </Writer>
    <absolute_number>
    </absolute_number>
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    <lastupdated>1302141261</lastupdated>
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  <Episode>
    <id>336532</id>
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    <Combined_season>5</Combined_season>
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    </DVD_chapter>
    <DVD_discid>
    </DVD_discid>
    <DVD_episodenumber>9.0</DVD_episodenumber>
    <DVD_season>5</DVD_season>
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    </Director>
    <EpImgFlag>2</EpImgFlag>
    <EpisodeName>Ross-On-Wye: The Contemporary Barn Conversion</EpisodeName>
    <EpisodeNumber>2</EpisodeNumber>
    <FirstAired>2006-04-12</FirstAired>
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    </GuestStars>
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    </IMDB_ID>
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    <Overview>Hillcott Barn looked more like a Tuscan monastery than an English barn. When the farmer put it up for sale, most people who viewed it walked away. It was dark and isolated and could only be reached by a half mile farm track with a steep 1:8 gradient. But furniture designer Robert Ellis (58) had had his eye on it for some time. For years he’d been jogging past the barn and always thought one day he’d like to live there. Against all advice, Rob and his wife Jane, (58) a textile designer, went ahead and bought the barn for £210,000 and proposed to convert at £250,000.</Overview>
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    </ProductionCode>
    <Rating>6.7</Rating>
    <RatingCount>3</RatingCount>
    <SeasonNumber>6</SeasonNumber>
    <Writer>
    </Writer>
    <absolute_number>
    </absolute_number>
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    <lastupdated>1302141296</lastupdated>
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  <Episode>
    <id>336533</id>
    <Combined_episodenumber>10.0</Combined_episodenumber>
    <Combined_season>5</Combined_season>
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    </DVD_chapter>
    <DVD_discid>
    </DVD_discid>
    <DVD_episodenumber>10.0</DVD_episodenumber>
    <DVD_season>5</DVD_season>
    <Director>
    </Director>
    <EpImgFlag>2</EpImgFlag>
    <EpisodeName>Stirling: The Contemporary Cedar Clad Home</EpisodeName>
    <EpisodeNumber>3</EpisodeNumber>
    <FirstAired>2006-04-19</FirstAired>
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    </GuestStars>
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    </IMDB_ID>
    <Language>en</Language>
    <Overview>Theo and Elaine Leijser hoped to bring a bit of Dutch style to Scotland in the building of their first family home – a colourful, contemporary three storey house, with a striking cedar clad exterior. The couple stumbled across the perfect plot overlooking the beautiful Campsie Fells near Glasgow, bought it and began to plan their dream build.</Overview>
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    </ProductionCode>
    <Rating>7.3</Rating>
    <RatingCount>4</RatingCount>
    <SeasonNumber>6</SeasonNumber>
    <Writer>
    </Writer>
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  <Episode>
    <id>336534</id>
    <Combined_episodenumber>11.0</Combined_episodenumber>
    <Combined_season>5</Combined_season>
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    </DVD_chapter>
    <DVD_discid>
    </DVD_discid>
    <DVD_episodenumber>11.0</DVD_episodenumber>
    <DVD_season>5</DVD_season>
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    </Director>
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    <EpisodeName>Ashford: Water Tower Conversion</EpisodeName>
    <EpisodeNumber>4</EpisodeNumber>
    <FirstAired>2006-04-26</FirstAired>
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    </GuestStars>
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    <Language>en</Language>
    <Overview>For six years Bruno and Denise Del Tufo stared at the large concrete water tower at the bottom of their garden trying to figure out what to do with it. It’s a very rare object – a square water tower on stilts designed by architect Edwin Lutyens, who built it to supply the manor house nearby.
The planners were open to persuasion so they approached an architect who came up with a bold, uncompromising extension in metal, glass and concrete. Denise and Bruno were keen to keep the original structure visible so the new house is threaded between the legs of the water tower.</Overview>
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    </ProductionCode>
    <Rating>6.0</Rating>
    <RatingCount>3</RatingCount>
    <SeasonNumber>6</SeasonNumber>
    <Writer>
    </Writer>
    <absolute_number>
    </absolute_number>
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    <lastupdated>1294493908</lastupdated>
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  <Episode>
    <id>336535</id>
    <Combined_episodenumber>16.0</Combined_episodenumber>
    <Combined_season>5</Combined_season>
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    </DVD_chapter>
    <DVD_discid>
    </DVD_discid>
    <DVD_episodenumber>16.0</DVD_episodenumber>
    <DVD_season>5</DVD_season>
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    </Director>
    <EpImgFlag>3</EpImgFlag>
    <EpisodeName>Exeter: Split Personality House</EpisodeName>
    <EpisodeNumber>5</EpisodeNumber>
    <FirstAired>2006-05-17</FirstAired>
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    </GuestStars>
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    <Language>en</Language>
    <Overview>Christine Benjamin and her husband Peter currently live in an Edwardian manor house called Medland Manor. Both in their 60s, the manor is getting to be too large for them, so they’ve decided to build themselves something smaller. 
Despite the manor’s traditional style, Peter and Christine felt strongly that their new building should embrace modern design whilst remaining sensitive to its site. So they came up with a house that is part traditional timber frame cottage, part modern glass pavilion.

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    <Rating>7.0</Rating>
    <RatingCount>1</RatingCount>
    <SeasonNumber>6</SeasonNumber>
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  <Episode>
    <id>440069</id>
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    </Director>
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    <EpisodeName>Revisited - Killearn: Loch House</EpisodeName>
    <EpisodeNumber>6</EpisodeNumber>
    <FirstAired>2009-04-22</FirstAired>
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    </GuestStars>
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    <Language>en</Language>
    <Overview>Jim Fairfull considers himself a very lucky guy. He was out fishing with a friend when he came across a beautiful, secluded loch. It's a magical place with stunning views over the nearby hills. He got chatting to the farmer who owned it and discovered the</Overview>
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    </ProductionCode>
    <Rating>7.0</Rating>
    <RatingCount>1</RatingCount>
    <SeasonNumber>6</SeasonNumber>
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    </Writer>
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    </absolute_number>
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  <Episode>
    <id>4198564</id>
    <Combined_episodenumber>7</Combined_episodenumber>
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    </DVD_chapter>
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    </DVD_discid>
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    </DVD_season>
    <Director>
    </Director>
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    <EpisodeName>Revisited - Ashford: Water Tower Conversion</EpisodeName>
    <EpisodeNumber>7</EpisodeNumber>
    <FirstAired>2011-11-16</FirstAired>
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    </GuestStars>
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    </IMDB_ID>
    <Language>en</Language>
    <Overview>Kevin revisits Denise and Bruno Del Tufo who six years ago set about transforming a concrete water tower in their back garden into an avant-garde contemporary home.</Overview>
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    </ProductionCode>
    <Rating>
    </Rating>
    <RatingCount>0</RatingCount>
    <SeasonNumber>6</SeasonNumber>
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    </Writer>
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    </absolute_number>
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  <Episode>
    <id>332268</id>
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    <Combined_season>5</Combined_season>
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    </DVD_chapter>
    <DVD_discid>
    </DVD_discid>
    <DVD_episodenumber>17.0</DVD_episodenumber>
    <DVD_season>5</DVD_season>
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    </Director>
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    <EpisodeName>Yorkshire: The 14th Century Castle</EpisodeName>
    <EpisodeNumber>1</EpisodeNumber>
    <FirstAired>2007-02-28</FirstAired>
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    <Overview>Every Englishman’s home is his castle but for Francis Shaw this is quite literally true. He and his wife, Karen, and their two young daughters, bought the ruins of a 14th Century castle in Yorkshire and took on the remarkable challenge of turning a pile of stones into a beautiful home. Surrounded by rolling green fields, the location is idyllic; however, the castle itself was little more than four crumbling walls.</Overview>
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    </ProductionCode>
    <Rating>8.2</Rating>
    <RatingCount>5</RatingCount>
    <SeasonNumber>7</SeasonNumber>
    <Writer>
    </Writer>
    <absolute_number>
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    <lastupdated>1314547709</lastupdated>
    <seasonid>28001</seasonid>
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  <Episode>
    <id>332269</id>
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    </DVD_chapter>
    <DVD_discid>
    </DVD_discid>
    <DVD_episodenumber>13.0</DVD_episodenumber>
    <DVD_season>5</DVD_season>
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    </Director>
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    <EpisodeName>Hampshire: The Thatched Cottage</EpisodeName>
    <EpisodeNumber>2</EpisodeNumber>
    <FirstAired>2007-03-07</FirstAired>
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    <Overview>Eight years ago Alex and Cheryl Reay left London for a new life in the New Forest. They bought a run down medieval thatched cottage and lovingly brought it back to life. Then just before Christmas, with Cheryl pregnant, disaster struck. A fault in the chimney caused a massive fire which destroyed the entire building. Overnight Alex and Cheryl had lost almost £400,000.

Whilst most people would have walked away from this, Alex and Cheryl couldn’t let go of their dream. Nine months after the fire, they decided to start all over again and rebuild the cottage, bigger and better than before.
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    </ProductionCode>
    <Rating>7.0</Rating>
    <RatingCount>3</RatingCount>
    <SeasonNumber>7</SeasonNumber>
    <Writer>
    </Writer>
    <absolute_number>
    </absolute_number>
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    <seasonid>28001</seasonid>
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  <Episode>
    <id>332270</id>
    <Combined_episodenumber>12.0</Combined_episodenumber>
    <Combined_season>5</Combined_season>
    <DVD_chapter>
    </DVD_chapter>
    <DVD_discid>
    </DVD_discid>
    <DVD_episodenumber>12.0</DVD_episodenumber>
    <DVD_season>5</DVD_season>
    <Director>
    </Director>
    <EpImgFlag>2</EpImgFlag>
    <EpisodeName>Medway: The Eco-Barge</EpisodeName>
    <EpisodeNumber>3</EpisodeNumber>
    <FirstAired>2007-03-14</FirstAired>
    <GuestStars>
    </GuestStars>
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    <Language>en</Language>
    <Overview>Chris Miller and his wife Sze Liu Lai lived in a tiny flat in East London with their two children Alexion and Tayszea. It was very tight for space and as the kids grew they really felt in need of more room. Chris and Sze are both social workers on low incomes and they have very little in the way of savings.</Overview>
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    <EpisodeName>Bournemouth: The Bournemouth Penthouse</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>James and Katrin Gray live in Bournemouth on the south coast. James runs his own book distribution business and Katrin works for an investment bank. They used to live in an apartment on the second floor of a former Victorian hotel. But three years ago, James bought the top floor flat. It was originally built as a solarium for the hotel in the 1920’s where holiday-makers could soak up the sun. Now James and Katrin plan to convert it into a modern, luxury penthouse</Overview>
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    <EpisodeName>Birmingham: The Birmingham Church</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Dean Marks has dreamt of living in a church for as long as he can remember. After searching for the right building for years, he came across St Martin’s near Birmingham, a huge 18th century grade II listed church which looks more like a mausoleum. The church wanted £25,000 for it but Dean knocked them down to £12,500. Now, after fighting for planning permission for four years, Dean and his wife, Hilary, are about to transform this derelict monstrosity into a family home.</Overview>
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    </DVD_discid>
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    <EpisodeName>Guildford: The Art Deco House</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>When Pilots Andrew Berry and his wife Helen bought their cottage near Guildford in Surrey 7 years ago they always planned to add a small extension. But over the last few years the modest extension has evolved so much that retaining any of the original cottage simply wasn’t practical. Now it’s being completely demolished to make way for a new five bedroom Art Deco style house.
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    <Rating>8.3</Rating>
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    <Combined_season>5</Combined_season>
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    </DVD_chapter>
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    </DVD_discid>
    <DVD_episodenumber>19.0</DVD_episodenumber>
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    <EpisodeName>Cambridge: The Cambridgeshire Eco Home</EpisodeName>
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    </GuestStars>
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    <Overview>Kelly and Masoko Neville set about building not just a spectacular oak frame and straw bale house, but a whole new way of life in the Cambridgeshire Fens. Kelly is a carpenter by trade and has always dreamed of building an eco friendly home with his own hands. This highly sustainable house, sitting in harmony with nature and its surroundings, will become the base for Kelly and Masoko’s new self-sufficient life where they will produce their own food and energy from the land. 
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    </ProductionCode>
    <Rating>7.0</Rating>
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    </DVD_discid>
    <DVD_episodenumber>20.0</DVD_episodenumber>
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    <EpisodeName>London: The Glass and Timber House</EpisodeName>
    <EpisodeNumber>8</EpisodeNumber>
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    </GuestStars>
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    <Overview>In this episode Kevin meets master carpenter Bill Bradley and his wife Sarah, whose plan is to build two identical timber houses in south London, selling one to finance the building of the other. 
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    <RatingCount>0</RatingCount>
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  <Episode>
    <id>332280</id>
    <Combined_episodenumber>7.0</Combined_episodenumber>
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    </DVD_discid>
    <DVD_episodenumber>7.0</DVD_episodenumber>
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    <EpisodeName>Revisited - Yorkshire: The 14th Century Castle</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Not everyone gets to live out their childhood dreams, but in 2004 Francis Shaw did exactly that when he bought a crumbling castle on English Heritage’s Buildings at Risk register, to restore. Little did he know what he was letting himself and his family in for by taking on this project.

Set in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales, the peel tower dates back to the 15th century and was protected as a Scheduled Ancient Monument. It took months of red tape wrangling before Francis finally got permission to start working on the building, but with the rubble barely cleared, one of the enormous 700-year-old walls collapsed showing just how much of a labour of love this project was going to be.

Two and a half years after Francis and his wife Karen moved in, Kevin McCloud returns to find out that the spiralling costs of restoring the castle has meant the fairytale life is nothing like Francis’s dream.</Overview>
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    <RatingCount>0</RatingCount>
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    <Overview>Kevin returns to visit Kelly and Masoko Neville who set about building not just a spectacular oak frame and straw bale house, but a whole new way of life in the Cambridgeshire Fens. Kelly is a carpenter by trade and has always dreamed of building an eco friendly home with his own hands. This highly sustainable house, sitting in harmony with nature and its surroundings, will become the base for Kelly and Masoko’s new self-sufficient life where they will produce their own food and energy from the land. </Overview>
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    <RatingCount>0</RatingCount>
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    <EpisodeName>Revisited - Hampshire: The Thatched Cottage</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Eight years ago Alex and Cheryl Reay left London for a new life in the New Forest. They bought a run down medieval thatched cottage and lovingly brought it back to life. Then just before Christmas, with Cheryl pregnant, disaster struck.</Overview>
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    <RatingCount>0</RatingCount>
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    <Overview>Kevin returns to see whether Bill Bradley has completed the work on his two timber houses in south London. </Overview>
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    <Rating>7.0</Rating>
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    </DVD_discid>
    <DVD_episodenumber>1.0</DVD_episodenumber>
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    <EpisodeName>Cheltenham: The Underground House</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>A couple who live in a Regency house in Cheltenham that is expensive to run decide to sell up and build a modern low maintenance house in their back garden. However, height restrictions mean they have to build 60 per cent of their new home underground and neighbours make 90 complaints about their planning application. Undeterred, the pair continue as planned, but the project encounters further problems including the departure of the builders.</Overview>
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    <Rating>7.3</Rating>
    <RatingCount>3</RatingCount>
    <SeasonNumber>8</SeasonNumber>
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    <EpisodeName>Oxford: The Decagon House</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Henry Chopping finds his plans to build a new home in Oxford hampered by a listed wall and planning restrictions. With a budget of over three quarters of a million Henry is determined to make his dream home a reality.</Overview>
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    </DVD_discid>
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    <EpisodeName>Bristol: The Modernist Sugar Cube</EpisodeName>
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    <Language>en</Language>
    <Overview>An architect plans to build a new house for his family using only white materials. He ends up using stuff more commonly used in commercial buildings.</Overview>
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    <Rating>7.7</Rating>
    <RatingCount>3</RatingCount>
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  <Episode>
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    </DVD_discid>
    <DVD_episodenumber>3.0</DVD_episodenumber>
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    <EpisodeName>Monmouth: The Gothic House</EpisodeName>
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    <Language>en</Language>
    <Overview>Jo and Shaun Bennett want to build an Addams Family style Gothic house with a £400,000 budget. With the challenge growing bigger than they ever imagined they face financial problems and struggle to stay within their budget.</Overview>
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    <Rating>6.3</Rating>
    <RatingCount>3</RatingCount>
    <SeasonNumber>8</SeasonNumber>
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  <Episode>
    <id>351311</id>
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    <Combined_season>6</Combined_season>
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    </DVD_discid>
    <DVD_episodenumber>5.0</DVD_episodenumber>
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    <EpisodeName>Midlothian: The Lime Kiln House</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Pru and Richard make plans to build a bespoke family home on an industrial site in the middle of the Midlothian countryside.

However, the plot of land, an old industrial site complete with lime kilns, comes with a condition. They can build on it only if they become custodians of the kilns, and more importantly, that the house they build blends in with the landscape.

It's a huge challenge and Pru and Richard want to build an uncompromisingly modern and, moreover, large box of a house. It could become a blot on the landscape instead of an enhancement. Pru and Richard sensibly plan to start building in the summer, but because it is an industrial site, are forced to do numerous soil tests. The build is delayed until the harsh Scottish winter.

With Richard grafting hard to pay for the build, it's down to Pru, a food writer, to project manage. Naively she doesn't consider this a full time job, but when her trusty builder goes away and she is left to manage alone, she starts to realise just what she's let herself in for. This giant of a house is a giant of a project. Until it's complete, nobody is quite sure whether it will fulfill its brief.
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    <Rating>6.5</Rating>
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  <Episode>
    <id>351312</id>
    <Combined_episodenumber>6.0</Combined_episodenumber>
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    <DVD_episodenumber>6.0</DVD_episodenumber>
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    <EpisodeName>Bath: The Bath Kit House</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Kevin attempts to help helps Tiffany and Jonny with their dream of creating an ultra-modern, eco-friendly home in Bath in the west country.

Rather than go down the traditional building route, Tiffany and Jonny opted for a German pre-fabricated kit house with great green credentials.

But before they could even think about building their house they had to prepare their site: a fiercely steep hillside. Tiffany and Jonny embarked on the biggest ground works project Grand Designs has ever seen, costing around £300,000.

And, just when they were about to complete these mammoth works, the weather turned bad and disaster struck. Their neighbour's wall collapsed in a storm. The resulting damage could have cost them nearly £100,000. Determined to carry on, even through 80 tonnes of extra mud, Tiffany and Jonny persevered, and a year into their project, were finally able to go to Germany to choose their house. Every fixture and fitting had to be decided and, once made, no changes were allowed.

Now, with the promise of the house taking only five days to go up on site, and with no possibility of landslides, hopefully their build will now run smoothly.</Overview>
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    <Rating>7.3</Rating>
    <RatingCount>3</RatingCount>
    <SeasonNumber>8</SeasonNumber>
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    <id>3497931</id>
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    <Overview>In Maidstone, Jean and Bill Letley, a septuagenarian couple plan a highly contemporary bungalow complete with underfloor heating and prototype steel foundations. The project would test even the most accomplished workmen, but is left to their daughter and son-in-law, who have little building experience and have to make personal sacrifices. </Overview>
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    <Rating>8.0</Rating>
    <RatingCount>1</RatingCount>
    <SeasonNumber>8</SeasonNumber>
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  <Episode>
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    <EpisodeName>Revisited - Midlothian: The Lime Kiln House</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Kevin returns to see how Pru and Richard Irvine fared one-and-a-half years after they began building their bespoke home in the Midlothian countryside. </Overview>
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    <Rating>7.0</Rating>
    <RatingCount>4</RatingCount>
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  <Episode>
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    <EpisodeName>Somerset: The Apprentice Store</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Ian and Sophie Cooper met at university and have since spent their time together enjoying life in London. Ian works as a marketing consultant in telecoms and Sophie is a sales manager for a fashion firm. Both are passionate about design. 

They’ve done the usual thing of renovating flats and moving on... but three years ago they realised they wanted a different kind of life in a different kind of building.</Overview>
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    <Rating>7.6</Rating>
    <RatingCount>5</RatingCount>
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    </Writer>
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  <Episode>
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    <Combined_season>9</Combined_season>
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    <DVD_discid>
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    <EpisodeName>Oxfordshire: The Chilterns Water Mill</EpisodeName>
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    <Language>en</Language>
    <Overview>Inspired by an illustration on a yoghurt pot, Chris Ostwald decides to build a New England-style water mill in the Chilterns, on a hill and nowhere near any water.</Overview>
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    </ProductionCode>
    <Rating>8.0</Rating>
    <RatingCount>4</RatingCount>
    <SeasonNumber>9</SeasonNumber>
    <Writer>
    </Writer>
    <absolute_number>
    </absolute_number>
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    <lastupdated>1313816634</lastupdated>
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  <Episode>
    <id>435280</id>
    <Combined_episodenumber>2.0</Combined_episodenumber>
    <Combined_season>7</Combined_season>
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    </DVD_chapter>
    <DVD_discid>
    </DVD_discid>
    <DVD_episodenumber>2.0</DVD_episodenumber>
    <DVD_season>7</DVD_season>
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    </Director>
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    <EpisodeName>Newport: Folly</EpisodeName>
    <EpisodeNumber>3</EpisodeNumber>
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    <Overview>Sarah and Dean Berry grew up on a council estate in Newport. Having moved away to London and made good, they have now returned home 17 years later and bought an 18th century folly - a castle perched on a hilltop. They not only plan to restore the folly to its former glory, but wrap a large modern extension around the original structure, with lots of glass to capitalise on the amazing views.

</Overview>
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    </ProductionCode>
    <Rating>7.3</Rating>
    <RatingCount>6</RatingCount>
    <SeasonNumber>9</SeasonNumber>
    <Writer>
    </Writer>
    <absolute_number>
    </absolute_number>
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    <lastupdated>1294495518</lastupdated>
    <seasonid>40117</seasonid>
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  <Episode>
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    <Combined_season>7</Combined_season>
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    <DVD_discid>
    </DVD_discid>
    <DVD_episodenumber>3.0</DVD_episodenumber>
    <DVD_season>7</DVD_season>
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    </Director>
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    <EpisodeName>Weald of Kent: Arched Eco House</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Kevin McCloud follows the progress of architect Richard Hawkes and wife Sophie, who are moving from London to the Kent countryside to build a hi-tech eco-friendly house with room to grow their own food. Richard also wants their new home to blend effortlessly into the surrounding countryside, concealed beneath a huge arch of clay tiles covered with earth and planted with grass</Overview>
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    </ProductionCode>
    <Rating>7.6</Rating>
    <RatingCount>5</RatingCount>
    <SeasonNumber>9</SeasonNumber>
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    </Writer>
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  <Episode>
    <id>440380</id>
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    <Combined_season>7</Combined_season>
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    <DVD_discid>
    </DVD_discid>
    <DVD_episodenumber>4.0</DVD_episodenumber>
    <DVD_season>7</DVD_season>
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    </Director>
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    <EpisodeName>Brittany: Groundhouse</EpisodeName>
    <EpisodeNumber>5</EpisodeNumber>
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    </GuestStars>
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    <Overview>Daren Howarth and Adi Nortje are keen to build an earth-sheltered home from recycled materials in Brittany. The house is a very low tech one, mainly constructed from old car tyres. </Overview>
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    </ProductionCode>
    <Rating>6.3</Rating>
    <RatingCount>3</RatingCount>
    <SeasonNumber>9</SeasonNumber>
    <Writer>
    </Writer>
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    <lastupdated>1294495586</lastupdated>
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  <Episode>
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    </DVD_chapter>
    <DVD_discid>
    </DVD_discid>
    <DVD_episodenumber>5.0</DVD_episodenumber>
    <DVD_season>7</DVD_season>
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    </Director>
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    <EpisodeName>Marlborough: 21st Century Farmhouse</EpisodeName>
    <EpisodeNumber>6</EpisodeNumber>
    <FirstAired>2009-03-04</FirstAired>
    <GuestStars>
    </GuestStars>
    <IMDB_ID>
    </IMDB_ID>
    <Language>en</Language>
    <Overview>Dairy farmer Andrew Ainslie and his artist wife Meryl, who run a gallery on their farm,  build a modern barn-style farmhouse on their 700 acre farm in the rolling chalk hills of Wiltshire.</Overview>
    <ProductionCode>
    </ProductionCode>
    <Rating>7.7</Rating>
    <RatingCount>6</RatingCount>
    <SeasonNumber>9</SeasonNumber>
    <Writer>
    </Writer>
    <absolute_number>
    </absolute_number>
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  <Episode>
    <id>444126</id>
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    </DVD_chapter>
    <DVD_discid>
    </DVD_discid>
    <DVD_episodenumber>6.0</DVD_episodenumber>
    <DVD_season>7</DVD_season>
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    </Director>
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    <EpisodeName>Headcorn: Modular House</EpisodeName>
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    </IMDB_ID>
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    <Overview>Mimi De Costa and her husband Andre, a doctor, had spent years looking for a plot of land when they came across a bungalow in Kent.
The original bungalow

They bought it for the site - 12 acres of organic pasture and woodland - and started to plan a new home for their sons, Sean and Tye, that would suit a lower impact way of living. 

But what they're building isn’t going to be a reproduction of the bungalow. It's a squarish, modular building, with glass walls from floor to ceiling. The outside of the building is clad in cedar that will go grey to match the surrounding oak trees.

The idea is that by prefabricating most of the house it should be quicker and easier to put together on site. But although it will be precision made, it isn’t a kit house.</Overview>
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    </ProductionCode>
    <Rating>7.4</Rating>
    <RatingCount>5</RatingCount>
    <SeasonNumber>9</SeasonNumber>
    <Writer>
    </Writer>
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    </absolute_number>
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  <Episode>
    <id>3497951</id>
    <Combined_episodenumber>8</Combined_episodenumber>
    <Combined_season>9</Combined_season>
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    </DVD_chapter>
    <DVD_discid>
    </DVD_discid>
    <DVD_episodenumber>
    </DVD_episodenumber>
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    </Director>
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    <EpisodeName>Brighton: Ultra Contemporary Mansion</EpisodeName>
    <EpisodeNumber>8</EpisodeNumber>
    <FirstAired>2009-04-08</FirstAired>
    <GuestStars>
    </GuestStars>
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    </IMDB_ID>
    <Language>en</Language>
    <Overview>Barry Surtees wants to build a modern mansion for his family in Brighton, but he is soon battling with escalating material costs, complaining neighbours and finally a heart attack.</Overview>
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    </ProductionCode>
    <Rating>7.0</Rating>
    <RatingCount>1</RatingCount>
    <SeasonNumber>9</SeasonNumber>
    <Writer>
    </Writer>
    <absolute_number>
    </absolute_number>
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    <lastupdated>1320152273</lastupdated>
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  <Episode>
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    </DVD_discid>
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    </DVD_episodenumber>
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    </Director>
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    <EpisodeName>Revisited - Brittany: Groundhouse</EpisodeName>
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    </IMDB_ID>
    <Language>en</Language>
    <Overview>Kevin returns to see how Daren Howarth and Adi Nortje's project has fared four years after they decided to build an earth-sheltered home in Brittany. </Overview>
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    </ProductionCode>
    <Rating>8.0</Rating>
    <RatingCount>1</RatingCount>
    <SeasonNumber>9</SeasonNumber>
    <Writer>
    </Writer>
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    </absolute_number>
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  <Episode>
    <id>4198563</id>
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    </Director>
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    <EpisodeName>Revisited - Weald of Kent: Arched Eco House</EpisodeName>
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    </GuestStars>
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    </IMDB_ID>
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    <Overview>Kevin returns to the Weald of Kent and one of the most innovative houses ever featured on Grand Designs: a highly experimental arch-shaped home built from clay tiles.</Overview>
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    </ProductionCode>
    <Rating>8.6</Rating>
    <RatingCount>5</RatingCount>
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    </Writer>
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    </absolute_number>
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  <Episode>
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    </Director>
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    <EpisodeName>Revisited - The Headcorn: Modular House</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Kevin McCloud revisits a couple who took on the task of constructing a sustainable house in the Kent countryside. Mimi da Costa managed the project despite a lack of experience, while her husband worked, and intended to have it completed in 16 weeks. But as the build threatened to drag on for months it became unclear whether their home would succeed in blending in and providing them with a greener lifestyle.</Overview>
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    </ProductionCode>
    <Rating>7.0</Rating>
    <RatingCount>1</RatingCount>
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    </Writer>
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    <Overview>Kevin McCloud follows the progress of architectural designer Lincoln Miles and his wife, artist Lisa Traxler, who want to create their own home on the Isle of Wight. They have bought a property on a prime piece of land and set out to transform it into a creative structure that complements the unspoilt woodland setting.</Overview>
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    </ProductionCode>
    <Rating>7.5</Rating>
    <RatingCount>10</RatingCount>
    <SeasonNumber>10</SeasonNumber>
    <Writer>Kevin McCleod</Writer>
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    </absolute_number>
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    </Director>
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    </IMDB_ID>
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    <Overview>Helen and Chris Seymour Smith are architects who are planning to build a subterranean, eco-friendly house underneath a ruined 300-year-old barn in the Cotswolds. Kevin McCloud follows their progress as they set out to create a building that is airtight and needs no heating, but whose spartan interior raises questions of habitability</Overview>
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    </ProductionCode>
    <Rating>7.4</Rating>
    <RatingCount>11</RatingCount>
    <SeasonNumber>10</SeasonNumber>
    <Writer>
    </Writer>
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    </absolute_number>
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  <Episode>
    <id>2891321</id>
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    </DVD_episodenumber>
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    </DVD_season>
    <Director>Ann Lalic</Director>
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    <EpisodeName>Woodbridge: The Modest Home</EpisodeName>
    <EpisodeNumber>3</EpisodeNumber>
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    <Overview>Kevin McCloud follows the efforts of Lucie Fairweather to build an eco-friendly house in Woodbridge, Suffolk. After the death of her partner 18 months earlier, and not having a large budget, Lucie is determined to create a beautiful and affordable family home with the help of Jerry Tate, an architect who was involved in the design of the Eden Project</Overview>
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    </ProductionCode>
    <Rating>7.6</Rating>
    <RatingCount>7</RatingCount>
    <SeasonNumber>10</SeasonNumber>
    <Writer>Kevin McCloud</Writer>
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  <Episode>
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    <Director>Richard Parkin</Director>
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    <EpisodeName>Stowmarket: The Tudor Guildhall</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Kevin McCloud follows the progress of Simon Bennett and his wife Jill as they try to restore two timber-framed barns in Suffolk. The couple found out that one of the buildings is among the smallest surviving medieval guildhalls in the country, and while Kevin advises the pair to conserve it in its present state, Simon is determined to restore it to its former glory.</Overview>
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    <Rating>7.3</Rating>
    <RatingCount>7</RatingCount>
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    <Writer>Kevin McCloud</Writer>
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    <Director>Ann Lalic</Director>
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    <Overview>Jonathan and Lindsay want to build a house that's exciting to look at, cheap to run, and ecologically sound. But the build is a battle, with technologies that don't work and a tight budget.</Overview>
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    <Rating>7.8</Rating>
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  <Episode>
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    <EpisodeName>Lizard Peninsular: The Scandinavian House</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Kevin meets interior designer Kathryn Tyler, who has decided the best way onto the property ladder is to design and build her own house in her parents' back garden in Falmouth.</Overview>
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    <Rating>8.6</Rating>
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  <Episode>
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    <Director>Ned Williams</Director>
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    <EpisodeName>West Cumbria: The Adaptahaus</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Alan Dawson has invented his own way of making a house, with every piece put together on site in days. But it must all fit perfectly. Only then will Alan know if his unique house works.</Overview>
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    <Rating>7.7</Rating>
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  <Episode>
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    <Director>Richard Parkin, Catey Sexton</Director>
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    <EpisodeName>Lake District: The Dome House</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>When Robert and Milla Gaukroger find a plot overlooking Lake Windermere in the Lake District National Park, they reckon they've hit gold.</Overview>
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    <Rating>7.7</Rating>
    <RatingCount>7</RatingCount>
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  <Episode>
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    <Combined_episodenumber>9</Combined_episodenumber>
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    <EpisodeName>Revisited - Lake District: The Dome House</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Kevin revisits Robert and Milla a year after their ambitious Lake District eco home seemed on the verge of running out of money. Have the couple completed their visionary timber home?</Overview>
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    <Rating>8.3</Rating>
    <RatingCount>4</RatingCount>
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  <Episode>
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    <EpisodeName>Revisited - West Cumbria: The Adaptahaus</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Kevin McCloud revisits Alan and Judith Dawson in west Cumbria, where they began constructing a prefabricated home in 2009. They employed a method of building that should have allowed them to assemble the home in just 15 days on a budget of £300,000, and the presenter returns to find out whether they were successful.</Overview>
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    <Rating>7.0</Rating>
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  <Episode>
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    <EpisodeName>Revisited - Isle of Wight: The Tree House</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Kevin catches up with Lincoln Miles and his wife, artist Lisa Traxler, who had discovered an uninspiring 70s bungalow on the Isle of Wight on a prime piece of land surrounded by unspoilt ancient woodland and were going to convert it into their dream home.</Overview>
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  <Episode>
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    <Director>Ann Lalic</Director>
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    <EpisodeName>Morpeth: The Derelict Mill Cottage</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Kevin McCloud looks at the transformation of a derelict mill cottage in Northumberland into a contemporary family home, the longest-running project ever featured on the programme. Stefan Lepkowski and Annia Shabowska began work in 2006, and their ambitious plans involved restoring the Georgian building, reconstructing a watermill and adding a steel-and-glass atrium, but their budget of £250,000 was completely inadequate.</Overview>
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    <Rating>7.1</Rating>
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  <Episode>
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    <EpisodeName>London: The Contemporary Mansion</EpisodeName>
    <EpisodeNumber>2</EpisodeNumber>
    <FirstAired>2011-09-21</FirstAired>
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    <Overview>Paul and Penny are tearing down their million pound home in south London to build a contemporary mansion. But the challenge of building a complex home soon starts to bite.</Overview>
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    <Rating>7.4</Rating>
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  <Episode>
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    <EpisodeName>Tenby: The Lifeboat Station</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Kevin follows the progress being made as Tim and Philomena O'Donovan, convert a lifeboat station in Tenby, Pembrokeshire, into a contemporary home.</Overview>
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    <Rating>8.1</Rating>
    <RatingCount>7</RatingCount>
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  <Episode>
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    <EpisodeName>Essex: The Large Timber-framed Barn</EpisodeName>
    <EpisodeNumber>4</EpisodeNumber>
    <FirstAired>2011-10-05</FirstAired>
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    <Language>en</Language>
    <Overview>Kevin McCloud follows the conversion of a large, Grade II-listed timber-framed barn in Essex into a family home and work-space by artists Freddie Robbins and Ben Coode-Adams. Their plans involve few interior walls to display their collection of toys, but at seven times the size of an average three-bedroom house, the transformation of the 500-year-old building proves extremely challenging. </Overview>
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    </ProductionCode>
    <Rating>6.7</Rating>
    <RatingCount>7</RatingCount>
    <SeasonNumber>11</SeasonNumber>
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  <Episode>
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    <EpisodeName>Herefordshire: The Recycled Timber-framed House</EpisodeName>
    <EpisodeNumber>5</EpisodeNumber>
    <FirstAired>2011-10-12</FirstAired>
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    <Language>en</Language>
    <Overview>Kevin McCloud meets estate manager Ed Waghorn and his wife Rowena, a couple living an almost self-sufficient life with their four children on a smallholding in Herefordshire. They have been constructing a timber-framed house using recycled materials, wood from nearby forests and stone from around the site, but as construction becomes a way of life for Ed they seem to have lost sight of their goal. </Overview>
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    <Rating>7.3</Rating>
    <RatingCount>9</RatingCount>
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  <Episode>
    <id>4188753</id>
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    <EpisodeName>Cornwall: The Dilapidated Engine House</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Ever since he was a child, stonemason Adam Purchase has loved the old silver mine engine houses that characterise Cornwall's landscape. When he and his partner Nicola Brennan chanced upon a dilapidated Grade II listed engine house with planning permission to turn into a home, it was a dream come true. But converting this important historic ruin into a place to live was never going to be easy. The building itself was little more than a shell, with crumbling plant-infested walls and no roof, windows or floors: a challenge for even the most experienced builders like Adam. Meanwhile the banks refuse to lend them more than £100k, which Adam and Nicola both know is barely enough to get them through. Still, driven by their passion for old buildings, Nicola agrees to support Adam while he takes a year off work to complete the project.</Overview>
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    <Rating>7.3</Rating>
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  <Episode>
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    <EpisodeName>London: The Disco Home</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Claire and Ian try to build a home big enough for a disco on a small plot at the end of a London mews. But as angry locals begin to object to their plans, things start to go awry.</Overview>
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    <Rating>7.2</Rating>
    <RatingCount>5</RatingCount>
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  <Episode>
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    <Overview>Kevin catches up with Claire Farrow and Ian Hogarth who began a wild journey in 2010 to create d the ultimate fun family home, right in the heart of London, including a dance floor, dj booth and sauna. </Overview>
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    <Rating>9.0</Rating>
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  <Episode>
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    <EpisodeName>Revisited - Essex: The Large Timber-framed Barn</EpisodeName>
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    <Language>en</Language>
    <Overview>Kevin catches up with Freddie Robins and Ben Coode-Adams who left their two bedroom London flat and took on the conversion of a huge Grade II listed timber framed barn in the Essex countryside.</Overview>
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    <RatingCount>0</RatingCount>
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  <Episode>
    <id>4388239</id>
    <Combined_episodenumber>1</Combined_episodenumber>
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    <EpisodeName>Roscommon, Ireland: Cloontykilla Castle</EpisodeName>
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    <Language>en</Language>
    <Overview>The story of one man's heroic attempt to fulfill his childhood dream and bring back from the ruins an incredible castle set in one of the most beautiful landscapes in Ireland.
Kevin McCloud meets more people trying to build dream homes, beginning with Sean Simons, who bought the ruins of Cloontykilla Castle in the Irish county of Roscommon with a view to using them to create a spectacular mock-16th-century home. However, the outlandish plans - including jacuzzis in the battlements and water-spouting gargoyles - have Kevin worried the project could become a garish nightmare, and his scepticism increases when he realises Sean has not consulted an architect. Disaster seems to be looming as the contractors get frustrated and planning regulations are ignored, but somehow things begin to slowly take shape - until a national economic crisis plunges everything into chaos. 
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  <Episode>
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    <Overview>Kevin McCloud meets a pair of civil partnered university professors who have decided to build their first home from scratch. In addition to all the complications this usually entails, they have also enlisted the services of industrial designers who have developed a new computer-assisted method for cutting precision-engineered building blocks from scratch. However, though the technique may be clever, its creators have never created a building before - meaning everyone involved with the project is taking a giant leap into the unknown.</Overview>
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    <Overview>Mary Martin and Carl Turner want to build a home that resembles a giant stack of glass cubes in Brixton, south London. The couple are hoping the structure will become an instant landmark, while on the inside they are planning a Zen retreat. But to succeed, their finances must be pushed to their limit, so Carl takes on as many of the specialist jobs as he can to save money. Kevin McCloud follows their progress.</Overview>
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    <Overview>Kevin McCloud follows Lysette and Nigel Offley, who are knocking down an old Thames boathouse and constructing a cutting-edge home in its place. Taking inspiration from the river itself, they have designed a building of waves and curves with a huge glass porthole for a roof light. But problems begin almost from the start, as they can't find a contractor willing to build over the water, their architect leaves unexpectedly and the costs turn out much higher than expected. To make matters worse, the neighbours aren't happy about such a radical sight in their traditional community. As they begin to compromise, Kevin wonders if the couple's dreams will ever be realised.</Overview>
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    <EpisodeName>London: The Derelict Water Tower</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Kevin McCloud marks the 100th episode with one of the programme's most ambitious projects to date. Leigh Osborne and Graham Voce want to convert and extend a landmark 150-year-old water tower in central London into a luxury home. Grade II-listed, derelict and with 6ft-thick walls, it's a huge challenge for the pair, who also plan to build two structures at the base - a lift shaft connected by a series of glass tunnels, and a modern living space. The result will be a four-bedroom property over nine floors, complete with a room at the top offering spectacular 360 degree views across the capital. The tower, which is located directly above London Underground's Northern Line, was originally built for Lambeth Workhouse in 1877 and became a Grade II listed building in 2008.</Overview>
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    <Overview>Kevin McCloud meets Audrey and Jeff, who dream of living in one of west London's most exclusive areas. However, the way they can afford it is to go underground. Their plan is to transform a listed Edwardian artist's studio - along with 5,000 sq ft of derelict basement - into a bespoke subterranean home, complete with supersize kitchen, mezzanine sitting room, four en-suite bedrooms, a gym, cinema, steam room and wine cellar. As if the task weren't tricky enough, they are doing it without proper architect's drawings and Audrey is project managing - and the difficulties begin almost from the start.</Overview>
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    <EpisodeName>Isle of Skye: The Larch-Clad House</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Kevin McCloud meets artists Indi and Rebecca, who are planning to build a modern, larch-clad home on the Isle of Skye, with a second hand-crafted building alongside to use as their studio, all on a tight budget of £150,000. They have been saving for years, but making it happen will mean taking on the savage weather, not to mention the sceptical locals - and as if that weren't enough, most of the work is being done by one man, local builder Donald.</Overview>
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    <EpisodeName>London: The Joinery Workshop</EpisodeName>
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    <Overview>Henning Stummel and his partner Alice Dawson attempt to convert an awkward,covered space, trapped between buildings in the crowded heart of north London into a contemporary family home and office for Henning's practice.</Overview>
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