Personal Services Required

Housekeepers:

The employers on this show would have been far better suitable for "Employers from Hell".

The fat rich young mother, with the equally fat daughter and remainder of the family was a disgrace. Talk about nouveau riche!

The dog hotel people, well the least said the better. Where did they find the employers. Having owned a cleaning franchise I can tell you that no one would work for them past one day and sometimes never start at all.

What a waste of money, time and space and effort are these people (employers that is). I forced myself to watch the whole episode so I can comment and I can tell you I wont be watching it again.

Shame on you Channel 4!!!!!!!

Apparently one-in-three British families employ some sort of home help - well at least that's what C4 tell us. And the ambiguity of that statement has allowed them to go out and make yet another reality show to fit that quiet mid-week summer evening slot, helping to trawl in more viewers to help the collapsing Big Brother demographic. The boss-underling scenario in The Apprentice was a huge success so why shouldn't Channel Four have a quick go and cash in on that ratings winner with this hybrid, as you would expect, a much cheaper and less thought out and intelligent affair. Taking that basic principal of a boss interviewing and testing potential candidates ...  Read the complete review

wonderfull show well done to wendy-ann & andrew you where both stars in the programme..... i here that gabbie has had many housekeeper since the show was filmed..... is that telling her some it...... gabbie seems to be doing well with her new hubby of 2 years how do he put up with it..... stop trying to be somit your not and become the person you are...... the only person who can change you is the one you look at every morning. well done to all the crew who did a wonderful job filming and puting a wicked show on tv more of this please it better then eastenders or any other programme.... it was ...  Read the complete review