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“Flip This House,” one of the first popular shows about flipping homes, premiered on the A&E network in 2005. HGTV soon got into the game with “Flipping Virgins,” “Flip or Flop,” and more. Bravo also began airing a few construction-themed shows, starting with the premiere of Jeff Lewis' “Flipping Out” in 2007, which ended in 2018.
E! is the latest network to bring home flipping to our screens with Scott Disick's new show, “Flip It Like Disick.” The “Keeping Up with the Kardashians” star spoke exclusively with Us Weekly about his decision to film the spinoff ahead of its Aug. 4 premiere.
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“It was just like things were evolving and it was becoming more and more interesting to people, because with other shows, you have a bunch of people like we do, and it's hard to keep track of what everyone's doing all day every day,” Disick explained. “Also, like I said, I was just slowly becoming more and more interesting to people and people wanted to see what I was doing, so I was like, 'Okay, let's interview them, let's film them, let's make it into a show.'”
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Disick added that the series is a “win-win” as it helps grow his real estate company.
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He concluded: “I love real estate programming, so I thought if I could get into that field now, it would be really rewarding for me.”
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If you want to see the evolution of the home flipping show over the years, check out the video above.