Find It Fix It Flog It New Series 2022

Find It, Fix It, Flog It: Still Going Strong?

Right, let's talk about Find It, Fix It, Flog It. It's back, isn't it? Another series gracing our screens in 2022.

I've got something to say, and some of you might not like it. It's a bit of an unpopular opinion, I think.

The Charm of Rusty Gold

The basic premise is still gold, isn't it? Hunting down forgotten treasures. Giving them a new lease on life.

I mean, who doesn't love seeing a rusty old thing transformed? From junk to something actually… pretty cool.

And let's be honest, some of the finds are genuinely amazing. Especially when Henry Cole unearths some real gems.

The Fixer-Uppers

Then there's the fixing. Always a bit of a mixed bag, this part.

Sometimes, it's proper skilled craftsmanship. Other times? Well, let's just say I've seen better DIY on YouTube. No offense to the Simon O’Brien team, of course!

Do they really need to add those random welding close ups? I'm not convinced.

The Flogging: My Unpopular Opinion

Now, for the flogging. This is where my controversial thoughts come in.

I'll whisper it: Does anyone really care about the profit margins? Do we need the detailed price breakdown?

I get it. It's part of the business. But sometimes, I just want to see the cool item. Less about the auction drama!

Are We Being Fleeced?

And sometimes, I wonder about the people buying this stuff. Are they getting a good deal?

Or are they just caught up in the Find It, Fix It, Flog It magic? A bit of TV stardust inflating the price tags?

I suspect a little bit of both. Buyer beware, as they say.

The Familiar Faces

I must admit, the hosts are part of the appeal. Henry Cole’s enthusiasm is infectious. You can't deny his passion.

And Simon O’Brien always brings a calming, knowledgeable presence. A nice balance, really.

Even if I sometimes question their fashion choices. Sorry, but someone had to say it!

The Verdict: Still Watchable?

So, is Find It, Fix It, Flog It New Series 2022 any good? Yes, actually, it's alright.

It's easy viewing. Comforting, even. Perfect for a rainy afternoon when you fancy a bit of escapism.

Even if I do fast-forward through the detailed profit analysis every time. Guilty as charged.

In Conclusion: Embrace the Chaos

Ultimately, it’s about the journey, not the destination. Seeing the potential in the discarded.

And let's be honest, snickering at the occasional dodgy repair. It's all part of the fun.

So, stick it on, grab a cuppa, and embrace the chaos. Just maybe mute it during the auction bit. You can thank me later.