ABC Extreme Makeover: Home Ed. on Mold Airing Sunday 1/15/2006

[Guest guest]

Hello,

I've been trying to catch this episode since I first heard about it,

but never did . . . finally, some advance notice. It airs at 7:00

p.m. Pacific Time and I think, 6:00 p.m. Central -- other than that,

I don't know.

This is from the website for the show:

Next Episode:

Sunday, Jan. 15, 7/6c

" Kirkwood Family "

Thanks to a determined little girl, a family whose house is

overtaken by a hazardous black mold will receive a new home designed

by Ty and the gang of Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, in two back-to-

back episodes.

Regards,

Cyn

Coulter Mulvihill

Hyde Mulvihill APC

216 W. Foothill Blvd (91016)

PO Box 1007

Monrovia CA 91017-1007

(626) 358-7471 Fax: (626) 358-2894

[Guest guest]

Next Episode:

Sunday, Jan. 15, 7/6c

" Kirkwood Family "

Thanks to a determined little girl, a family whose house is

overtaken by a hazardous black mold will receive a new home

designed

by Ty and the gang of Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, in two back-

to- back episodes.

Well, I got to see it, and it really makes people with mold illness

look like idiots.

They showed the property being swarmed by at least twenty five fully

garbed HAZMAT remediators acting like the Keystone cops, bumping

into each other, crawling under bushes and picking mushrooms on the

lawn.

The area was taped off and guarded by appeared to be soldiers with

weapons. The " makeover " host joked, " if we go through, what are

they going to do? Shoot us? "

He also said the remediator knew everything about mold, and to prove

it the remediator threw out a few impressive names, mostly

mispronounced and one mold he mentioned was " Penicillin " .

The entire building was demolished, and they described the measures

necessary to keep down the toxic spores from spreading - but

immediately after the rubble was heaped up by a tractor, they had a

big party with people mixing and milling around with the HAZMAT team

and hugging each other to show that how ridiculous it was to have

pretended to treat this problem as though it were a toxic trash heap.

Anybody who watched this would probably have to conclude that the

makeover team had demonstrated that severe mold illness was shown to

be a farce, and not to be taken seriously.

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