The stars of HGTV’s now ended series, “Bargain Block”, Keith Bynum and Evan Thomas, recently opened up in an exclusive interview about the alleged cancellation of their show. The news of the show’s end came as a surprise to the couple in the midst of production, causing them to abruptly change their business and personal lives. Despite the unexpected cancellation, the duo expressed pride in the work they have done over the past five seasons, where they renovated affordable homes with unique designs.
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After five successful seasons, “Bargain Block” is set to conclude on HGTV on September 10, with an episode titled “Crumbling in Corktown”. The stars revealed that there was at least one more home renovation underway before the network decided to pull the plug on the series. The network has not officially commented on the ending of the show, leaving fans wondering about the future of their favourite renovation program.
Keith Bynum and Evan Thomas shared that they first learned about the cancellation back in February 2025, during a call from HGTV that caught them off guard. The sudden news not only impacted their television show but also had significant repercussions on their business, NINE Design + Homes. The couple had to swiftly adapt their plans and adjust to the new reality of their show coming to an end.
The decision to go public with the alleged cancellation in June was a cathartic moment for the pair. Keith Bynum mentioned that announcing the news helped them release the pent-up frustration and anger they had been experiencing for months. Despite the challenges they faced, both emotionally and professionally, the couple is grateful for the support and camaraderie they received from others going through similar situations.
Following the end of “Bargain Block,” Keith Bynum and Evan Thomas have successfully transitioned to client work to sustain their business. Although there was an initial adjustment period moving from television projects to client-based work, the couple has managed to find success and continue their passion for home renovations. They are even exploring other avenues in the media industry, hinting at exciting future projects on the horizon.
The appeal of “Bargain Block” lay in its unique approach of renovating homes at affordable prices while making a positive impact on the community. By upcycling furniture and incorporating creative designs, Keith and Evan managed to connect with viewers and receive praise for their authentic and innovative work. The couple’s dedication to showcasing the essence of Detroit through their designs resonated with audiences and contributed to the show’s popularity.
Looking ahead, Keith Bynum and Evan Thomas want their fans to know that despite the show’s cancellation, they are optimistic about the future. They are grateful for the journey they have experienced and the growth they have achieved through their business. While their next steps may not be televised on HGTV, the duo is enthusiastic about the possibilities that lie ahead and are eager to share their upcoming projects with their dedicated supporters.
In conclusion, the end of “Bargain Block” marks a new chapter for Keith Bynum and Evan Thomas, who are determined to continue their passion for renovation and design. Their resilience in the face of adversity and their commitment to their craft serve as an inspiration to fans and aspiring home improvement enthusiasts. Despite the challenges, the duo remains focused on the future and the exciting opportunities that await them beyond the realm of television.