60 Minute Makeover

60 Minute Makeover is a British daytime home interior design television programme broadcast on ITV and Quest Red in the United Kingdom. In 2013, Peter Andre took over as the main presenter for the show with the show's name changed to reflect this.

Peter Andre's 60 Minute Makeover
Also known asPeter Andre's 60 Minute Makeover (2013–2018)
Presented by
Narrated by
  • Alex Hall (2009–10)
  • Lee Williams (2011–12)
Country of originUnited Kingdom
Original language(s)English
No. of series12[1]
No. of episodes639[1]
Production
Running time60 minutes (inc. adverts)
Production company(s)Shiver Productions
DistributorITV Studios
Release
Original network
Picture format
Original release19 April 2004 (2004-04-19) 
2 March 2018 (2018-03-02)
External links
Website

Format

The serious challenge was (when Peter Andre took over they changed format) to redecorate and makeover a number of rooms in a house in 60 minutes. The house owner is usually nominated by a relative or friend for a secret visit by the 60 Minute Makeover team who remodel their house whilst they are away. The team has the task of completing the total renovation of run-down and tired rooms before the house owner returns home. The house owner approaches their house in a taxi/car to be greeted by a crowd of supporters prior to the big reveal. They are given a tour of their remodelled rooms by the host who invites them to react to the changes. At the end of the reveal, the expert's identity is also revealed with an emotional response from the participants. The cost of the makeover is stated at the end of each show which obviously excludes the labour fees. The house owner earning the makeover is often in need of help due to illness or difficult times which adds to their emotional reaction to the completed makeover. Throughout the makeover, the presenter keeps time with a stopwatch and marks breaks in the task with a loud whistle. Halfway through the task, the team take a well-earned tea break which gives the designer an opportunity to assess the progress of the makeover. The team return to work once the host starts the stopwatch again.

Presenters and designers

Presenters

  • Claire Sweeney (2004–06)
  • Terri Dwyer (2007–09)
  • Linda Barker (2010)
  • Catherine Gee (2011–12)
  • Peter Andre (2013–18)

Claire Sweeney was the original host, presenting the programme for several series before Terri Dwyer took over. In series 7, 60 Minute Makeover was fronted and timed by the designer who also acted as presenter with and commentary provided by Alex Hall. From series 7 to date, the number of rooms made over has been reduced from 4 to 3, to cut production costs.

In Spring 2011, the programme returned to its original format and was given a new look with Catherine Gee as the new host for series 8 with the designers once again concentrating on remodeling the rooms as prior to series 7. The team decorated three rooms per show. Gee also provided the narration for the show for these two series.

In 2013, singer and reality TV star Peter Andre took over as the main presenter. The show was rebranded as Peter Andre's 60 Minute Makeover, beginning on 11 November 2013.[2] Andre was the first male presenter of the show.

Designers

Transmissions

SeriesStart dateEnd dateEpisodes
119 April 2004[1]4 June 200433[1]
26 September 2004[1]11 February 200550[1]
310 April 2006[1]28 July 200630[1]
42 January 2007[1]9 February 200730[1]
55 November 2007[1]12 May 200870[1]
61 September 2008[1]200980[1]
77 September 2009[1]2010182[1]
821 March 2011[1]201144[1]
926 March 2012[1]201240[1]
1011 November 2013[1]201330[1]
1110 November 2014[1]201430[1]
125 February 2018[4]2 March 2018[5]20[1]

Awards

YearGroupAwardResult
2010Broadcast AwardsBest Daytime ProgrammeNominated

International broadcasts

CountryNameChannelAir slot
 Australia 60 Minute Makeover LifeStyle Home Weekdays (16:30)
 China ICS (19:00)
 Ireland UTV Ireland Weekdays (16:30)
 Netherlands SBS 6 Weekdays (15:20)
 New Zealand TVNZ 1
Living
Weekdays (11:00)
 Spain Ten Weekdays (11.05)

References

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