'Flipping Out' Season 4: Tempers Will Flare
Premiering on Tuesday, August 10, the new season of the Bravo real-estate docu-drama brings back everyone's favorite obsessive-compulsive house-flipper.
"Flipping Out" cast
"Flipping Out" cast - © Bravo
NEW YORK, NY — Season 4 of Bravo's hit docu-series "Flipping Out" returns on Tuesday, August 10 at 9 p.m. ET/PT, with Jeff Lewis, everyone's favorite obsessive-compulsive house-flipper. Throughout the last four years, viewers have watched as Lewis struggled with a downturn economy, some unruly clients and even a few backstabbing friends and employees, but somehow Lewis always finds a way to flip things right side up again.
Last season, Lewis cut back on flipping homes and started focusing on growing his design business, Jeff Lewis Design. With business now booming, Lewis is back to his stressed-out self, and when House Beautiful magazine names him the designer for "Kitchen of the Year," the flip-outs reach an all time high. It's the most high-profile job he's had to date—and it's based in New York, so Lewis drags Jenni Pulos and Zoila Chavez across the country to be there for some much- needed moral support. This season Lewis also expands on his family of disgruntled yet lovable employees. Chavez is Lewis's rock, but this season she is feistier than ever! Pulos has been promoted to Chief Operations Officer—a promotion with no pay increase—and Lewis's bubbly sister-in-law Sarah Berkman is back as his full-time assistant. Jett Pink, the hot house assistant, is a father now and Trace Lenhoff, the intern a.k.a. "mini-Jeff" is back as a full time employee.
"Flipping Out's" third season was its highest rated ever across all key demos, averaging 957,000 adults 18-49 and 1.27 million total viewers, up double digits from season 2. The series was also the No. 1 real estate show on cable for 2009 among adults 18-49.
"Flipping Out" is produced by Authentic Entertainment. Lauren Lexton, Tom Rogan and Billy Taylor serve as executive producers.
Source: Nielsen Media Research, Live+7 Day data, #1 real estate show: "Flipping Out" on Bravo Premiere Program Average (8/18/09-10/20/09) vs. All HGTV/TLC/A&E real estate related program averages, excluding specials (12/29/08-12/27/09), P18-49 AA(000).
Last season, Lewis cut back on flipping homes and started focusing on growing his design business, Jeff Lewis Design. With business now booming, Lewis is back to his stressed-out self, and when House Beautiful magazine names him the designer for "Kitchen of the Year," the flip-outs reach an all time high. It's the most high-profile job he's had to date—and it's based in New York, so Lewis drags Jenni Pulos and Zoila Chavez across the country to be there for some much- needed moral support. This season Lewis also expands on his family of disgruntled yet lovable employees. Chavez is Lewis's rock, but this season she is feistier than ever! Pulos has been promoted to Chief Operations Officer—a promotion with no pay increase—and Lewis's bubbly sister-in-law Sarah Berkman is back as his full-time assistant. Jett Pink, the hot house assistant, is a father now and Trace Lenhoff, the intern a.k.a. "mini-Jeff" is back as a full time employee.
"Flipping Out's" third season was its highest rated ever across all key demos, averaging 957,000 adults 18-49 and 1.27 million total viewers, up double digits from season 2. The series was also the No. 1 real estate show on cable for 2009 among adults 18-49.
"Flipping Out" is produced by Authentic Entertainment. Lauren Lexton, Tom Rogan and Billy Taylor serve as executive producers.
Source: Nielsen Media Research, Live+7 Day data, #1 real estate show: "Flipping Out" on Bravo Premiere Program Average (8/18/09-10/20/09) vs. All HGTV/TLC/A&E real estate related program averages, excluding specials (12/29/08-12/27/09), P18-49 AA(000).