| 词条 | Don't Move, Improve |
| 释义 | {{Use dmy dates|date=August 2014}}{{Use British English|date=August 2014}}{{Unreferenced|date=December 2009}}{{Infobox television | show_name = Don't Move, Improve | image = | size = | caption = | runtime = 45 minutes | creator = | country = United Kingdom | presenter = Alison Cork (2005–2006) Michael Holmes (2005–2006) Nick Young (2007) | channel = ITV, STV, UTV; Discovery Real Time | first_aired = 2005 | last_aired = 2007 | num_series = 3 | producer = |}} Don’t Move, Improve was a British daytime television series on ITV, which was about helping homeowners realise their dream property might be nearer than they think … they might actually be living in it. It ran for two series on ITV and a third, and final series on Discovery Real Time with new presenter, Nick Young. The series was about showing people how to identify the potential of their home and, with expert help, made them realise they can get what they want by staying put. Alison Cork and Michael Holmes assessed the homeowners’ present property and suggested two options of how they could renovate their house to meet their family’s needs. The show then followed the highs and lows of the renovation process. Then, Alison and Michael return to see if the homeowners have followed their advice and discovered the true potential of their home. In 2006, ITV sold the rights to Discovery Real Time and the channel then showed an entire re-run of the show. In 2007, the show was re-designed and the third series aired with new presenter Nick Young (who, at the time also presented 60 Seconds on BBC Three). A fourth series was planned, but with a recession gripping Britain, plans were scrapped. {{UK-tv-prog-stub}} 4 : 2000s British television series|2005 British television programme debuts|2007 British television programme endings|ITV television programmes |
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