Remodeled

2012
Remodeled

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EP1 A Latte to Learn Jan 17, 2012

Modeling-agency veteran Paul Fisher tries to bring together hundreds of smaller agencies into a new venture. In the opener, Paul travels to Minneapolis to rescue an agency that is rapidly losing models to a rival.

EP2 Modeling Agency or Modeling School? Jan 24, 2012

Paul pays a visit to Fierce Models in Rapid City, South Dakota, and is outraged to learn that the agency's owner is running a modeling school for girls who don't stand a chance of ever becoming legitimate models. Meanwhile, Olga and JT, Director of New Faces for The Network, are in New York City with a few of The Network's models, setting last-minute meetings with designers in the hopes of booking a show for Fashion Week that could potentially launch their modeling careers.

EP3 The Gummy Bear Feb 01, 2012

After having her dreams cut short while in New York for Fashion Week, Annelise gets one more shot at modeling as she attempts to land a major clothing campaign with the help of The Network. Meanwhile, Paul and his team go to Orlando, Florida, where he faces his toughest challenge yet, an agency owner who stands her ground and refuses to change. Will Paul be able to get through to her and keep her as a part of The Network?

EP4 3 Men and a Little Agency Feb 08, 2012

After drawing a lot of interest at New York Fashion Week, The Network lands rising star Meghan an opportunity to meet with Elle Magazine. But, when JT finds out that Meghan is failing high school, the trip is suddenly in jeopardy. Meanwhile, Paul travels to Phoenix, Arizona, where he visits a new agency looking to join The Network. Do the all-male owners have what it takes to pass Paul's test?

EP5 Attitude Adjustment Feb 15, 2012

After being discovered during a previous visit to The Network's Orlando agency, Emerge, Shaughnessy lands an opportunity to walk in an Andy Hilfiger fashion show in Miami. While there, Shaughnessy gets the chance to vie for a major purse campaign. Meanwhile, Paul and his team travel to St. Louis, Missouri, where a once thriving agency is beginning to show its age.

EP6 Sending the Wrong Image Feb 22, 2012

Meghan lands a new campaign that involves work with a male model; Paul travels to California to meet with a misguided modeling agency owner.

EP7 ALL in the Family Aug 13, 2012

Since Paul first laid eyes on Haley in St. Louis he knew he had found a star. With JT's help, Haley gets a chance to land a new campaign for Paul Mitchell, but is she too green to land the gig? Meanwhile, Paul travels to Columbus, Ohio where he faces an uphill battle as he tries to bring an outdated family-run modeling agency into the 21st Century. If Paul is unable to convince the agency's owner to embrace high fashion, he may have to look in a different direction.

EP8 Hold 'em Or Fold 'em Aug 20, 2012

Two sisters compete for a photo shoot for Seventeen magazine; Paul tries to help a former mentor and friend who let his agency deteriorate.
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Released: 17 January 2012 Ended
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Official Website: http://www.cwtv.com/shows/remodeled Official website
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Remodeled is an American reality television series which premiered on The CW as a midseason replacement on January 17, 2012. The program was greenlighted to series status on May 17, 2011, to air in the 2011–12 television season. The hour-long series is hosted by modeling expert Paul Fisher and is produced by Fly On The Wall Entertainment and Sony Pictures Television. Executive producers are Allison Grodner, Rich Meehan, Amy Palmer Robertson, Rachel Tung, Greg Seuss and Erik Stone.

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Sarah Walker The "Legend in His Own Mind" known as Paul Fisher is an arrogant, obnoxious bully. He has watched way too many shows with Gordon Ramsey because he is constantly doing a wannabe impression of him. Why is he always chopping the air with his hand when he talks? What was the CW thinking by putting this deranged, manic, lunatic on the air? He thinks he is going to "save" the modeling industry. Give me a break! The modeling industry in New York and around the world has been doing fine without him. Particularly, when he was out of New York selling bogus photo shoots and conventions throughout middle America the past few years, which was a big fail. Paul Fisher is an ego-maniacal con man, and boy has the CW and everyone who works with him been royally conned. He is a joke within the real modeling industry where no one will work with him because he is such a creep. I can't wait for this horrendous show to be canceled, AGAIN!!
writhe_in_pain With Paul Fisher's over dramatic yet compelling personal story line giving strong back bone to the premise of the show, this new docu-series/reality show shines through the past few years of reality crap.I think all the characters are well rounded and different. Which is exactly what a show on such a dry network really needs. The locations are real which is a nice touch, not just a back drop. The feeling of importance and genuine emotions that come from the models on their days at NY fashion week is all very powerful and fun at the same time.I hope it brings in the numbers of the likes of American's Next Top, since it's in the fashion/modeling category, but only time will tell.It's actually a shame this is only a midseason show with such a rich underlying meaning of positive change in such an old and self conceited industry. Sure "fashion changes every year" (a quote from one of the young models on the show), but intentions rarely do. This show gives a positive and heart wrenching (at times) real look at the modeling industry under a microscope. Everything from Olga's expert break down of how the industry work from episode to episode to the strong agent persona of Fisher himself really tastes of genuine intention. At the end of the day, this docu-series/reality show brings a little new flavor to audiences. With no games, tournaments, eliminations or episodic house drama, this show brings at the very least a vision of better direction for American television.