One of HGTV’s most popular series is making a temporary return. Good Bones , which ended its run in 2023 after eight seasons, will be back for “a special limited season,” which premieres Aug. 14.
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The three-week run follows Mina Starsiak Hawk and her mom Karen E Laine as their lives evolve past their time renovating homes in Indianapolis.
Mina will purchase a very dated but “groovy” lake house just north of Indy and give it cosmetic updates to create the peaceful family getaway of her dreams. Karen will set off on a new adventure in Wilmington, North Carolina, where she’ll risk her retirement nest egg on a bungalow that requires more work than anticipated to become a colorful beachy oasis.
The extended 90-minute premiere episode will focus on Mina’s journey through a rocky home buying process and the renovation of her restful lakeside retreat, but along the way she must make a tough decision about her future. The subsequent two hour-long episodes will feature Karen’s purchase of a 120-year-old beach bungalow with challenges at every turn, including weather that threatens to destroy the entire project mid-build.
When the end of Good Bones was announced last summer, Starsiak Hawk called it “end of an era.” At the time, HGTV said , “While this is the end of Good Bones as we know it, we’re currently in talks with Mina and Karen about other projects.”
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Just last month, Starsiak Hawk addressed a potential return to Good Bones on her podcast , indicating that was unlikely.
“I just think it would be a really bad decision for me, like, mentally and emotionally, let alone financially, to kinda get back in that place,” she said, adding that she would probably consider a comeback for a million dollars per episode.
Good Bones is produced by High Noon Entertainment.
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