‘Bargain Block’ Canceled At HGTV

One of the stars of Bargain Block has recently shared some bad news for fans. The HGTV series is reportedly coming to an end. This also comes out amid the star revealing what it was like working on the show earlier this year.

Fans Have Been Tuning Into Bargain Block Since 2021

Bargain Block is a reality series that premiered on HGTV back in 2021. Couple Keith Bynum and Evan Thomas purchase, renovate, and design houses in Detroit.

Keith works with construction while Evan works on design. The two also often live in the houses as they gradually redesign them. Another cast member for the show is realtor Shea Hicks-Whitfield. In 2024, the series also saw a spin-off, Bargain Block: New Orleans.

Recently, however, Keith shared some bad news for fans of the show. According to TV Insider, Keith recently shared during an Instagram Story, “We do have a few more episodes coming out in August, actually starting on Evan’s birthday. But they are the remainder of Season 4 ’cause they did not renew the show for Season 5.”

Keith added that what was going on was “a long story.” He continued, “They originally greenlit it, and I guess that was back in December. Then they decided in February, after we got everything ready for Season 5, that they weren’t gonna do it.”

Keith added that the decision has had a financial impact on him and Evans. Saying the team was thrown into “a bit of a crazy financial tailspin,” he noted, “We’re doing client work and [have] got some other stuff going on… Oh, man. It’s been wild.”

HGTV & The Other Series’ Stars Haven’t Revealed Anything About The Show’s Fate

On its end, HGTV has not officially confirmed the cancelation of the series. Evan Thomas and Shea Hicks-Whitfield have also not spoken out about the show’s fate. This might give some fans hope for a last-second renewal.

Keith previously spoke about the show’s fate while speaking with the publication earlier this year. At the time, he revealed, “We just wrapped out – well, technically we’re still finishing one of the houses – but we’ll have more episodes airing in the fall back in Detroit.”

 

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“We just finished another five [houses] in Detroit. Well, we’re actively finishing the fifth one. So we’re back in Detroit trying to just kind of make sure that we’ve got our footing there still. It’s kind of a balancing act, but it’s fun.”

At the time, Keith shared that working on the show entailed a “grueling schedule.” However, he assured that he and Evan were happy to work on the show. As he shared, “Last year was 42 weeks…You look up and you’re like, ‘Oh my goodness, the whole year is done.’”

At the time, Keith also touched on how he and Evan spend their downtime together. He shared, “I will say, the thing that has been our kind of refreshing force is just taking a minute to get back to plants and dirt and trees, and just hike for a little bit. Everywhere we go, if we’re near something that’s natural, we try to take a five-minute break to go do that.

“We miss Colorado a lot for that reason. It was easy to get to a mountain. Michigan also is fabulous, you can get to water in five minutes. Those are the types of things we do to balance out the hectic elements of our life. The Beaver Island house has calmed us down a lot. It’s incredibly peaceful, so that’s been great.”

Have you been following this story? Did you watch Bargain Block? Do you think there is any hope for a last-second renewal? Make sure you come back to TV Shows Ace for all the latest reality TV and celebrity news.

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