Strange choice to replace Lucas Callaghan who isn’t returning. I would’ve thought Nine would’ve had someone from their stable like Shaynna Blaze or Shelley Craft to host something like this.
Angie would be much cheaper ‘talent’
Return Saturday 4 February 7:30 pm with new season and new host.
Ep 1: Bec & Julian
Aussie families are trapped in a clutter nightmare they’re desperate to escape. Declutter guru Peter Walsh, renovation queen Cherie Barber, and new treasure hunter Angie Kent transform people’s homes and lives.
Angie Kent joins as the treasure hunter, replacing Lucas Callaghan. Is this her first tv role outside the reality genre?
Episode 4 Celebrity Special
Saturday 25 February 7:30 pm
Kim
Bachelor stars Laura Byrne and Matty J call in the team to help Laura’s mum Kim, as her house is clogged with
clutter. Peter pushes them to move on, Cherie reinvents the family home, while Angie uncovers valuable treasures.
That’s funny when the “celebrities” are former reality show contestants who are being helped by a co-host who came from another reality show. Another case of television eating itself again.
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And it’s not even a celebrity. It’s an ex-reality contestant’s mum who has literally no name recognition anywhere.
Really scraping the bottom of the barrel here for someone to qualify as a ‘celebrity’.
I notice Nine has decided not to show episode 8 altogether in Sydney, not even in its repeat timeslot of 2pm Sundays. That episode was skipped due to Nine’s NSW election coverage last night. However it is available on 9Now.
Appears that there will be a fourth season, and Nine are looking for “auditions” (aka applicants with some hoarding issues…).
I’ve watched a few episodes of this show. It’s pretty simple in style of renovations and “expert tips” of how to do declutter. Probably why it airs on a Saturday night…
The show doesn’t compare to American’s Hoarders that has aired here on SBS Viceland in recent times.
2024 Upfronts
Space Invaders - Season 4
Our team of remarkable, passionate Space Invaders are back to help everyday families escape their clutter nightmares and lighten their homes and their hearts with a fourth season of this inspirational program.
Join declutter guru Peter Walsh, renovation queen Cherie Barber and obsessive collector Angie Kent as they use their skills, compassion and good humour to guide struggling Aussies through a life-changing journey with amazing renovations and unbelievable transformations, as well as sharing decluttering tips and tricks to help us all improve our lives.
Peter Walsh tackles the physical and emotional baggage that has overtaken homes and strained relationships, and empowers families to “let go” and live the life they deserve clutter-free, as Cherie Barber takes on the biggest renovations yet, creating spectacular
spaces that leave the homeowners gobsmacked. Angie Kent then surprises each family by uncovering hidden treasures and the stories behind them.The extraordinary work of our team of home helpers will leave families speechless as they take things to a whole new level in this season.
Season 4 starts Saturday, February 3 at 7.30pm.
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Season 4 - Episode 1
After a heartbreaking accident, stylist Jo has been forced to close her events business, leaving the family garage and home overun with clutter. Jo’s musician partner Efrem has reached breaking point and is desperate for help. It’s a declutter challenge fraught with emotion as Peter gets to the hear of what’s really going on. Cherie tackles an ambitious garage conversion and music room makeover, while Angie restores a family treasure of great sentimental value.
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LET IT ALL GO WITH SPACE INVADERS
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, AT 7.30PM ON CHANNEL 9 & 9NOW
It’s time to say goodbye to all that household clutter and stress when Space Invaders returns for its most uplifting series yet, Saturday, February 3, at 7.30pm on Channel 9 and 9Now.
Our team of remarkable, passionate Space Invaders will empower you with the tools to tackle the things that are weighing you down as they help everyday families escape their clutter nightmares and lighten their homes and their hearts with a fourth season of this inspirational program.
Join declutter guru Peter Walsh, renovation queen Cherie Barber and obsessive collector Angie Kent as they use their skills, compassion and good humour to guide struggling Aussies through a life-changing journey with amazing renovations and unbelievable transformations.
Learn how to change your mindset around possessions and take action to feel happier than ever when our Space Invaders share decluttering tips and tricks that can improve all our lives.
Peter tackles the physical and emotional baggage that has overtaken homes and strained relationships, and empowers families to “let go” and live the life they deserve clutter-free, and with more clarity.
Cherie takes on the biggest renovations yet, creating spectacular spaces that leave the homeowners gobsmacked. Angie then surprises each family by uncovering their hidden treasures and the stories behind them.
The extraordinary work of our team of home helpers will leave overwhelmed families overjoyed and speechless, as they take home improvement to a breathtaking new level and show how less really can be more.
Audiences will be able to scan QR codes during the episodes to enter and explore the Virtual Store, guided by host Peter Walsh.
Using mobile devices, viewers can walk around the interactive 3D home to touch, explore and purchase the products they are watching on television from sponsors including Kmart, Taubmans, Flooring Xtra, Daikin and Interflora.
Not sure why Space Invaders can’t be shown on main channel in Sydney and Brisbane “after the rugby”? Now fans in both cities will have to catch up the episode either on 9Now, or wait until 3.30pm the next day (the regular Sunday encore timeslot) to see it.
I wonder if the show will again be pre-empted for Sydney and/or Brisbane viewers for Super Rugby matches, as the season progresses?
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Although I do like watching Space Invaders, it is more of a “filler program” for Nine.
Could it have moved to 9Life while the Rugby is on in Sydney and Brisbane? Instead of showing us the repeat on Sunday afternoon?
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I would suggest there’s much better audience flow from a Super Rugby match into a Martin Scorsese film than into a home-reno show.
Sydney and Brisbane will get the episode 4 (skipped in February due to Super Rugby) on Saturday, April 13, at 7.30pm.