SummaryJapanese home organization consultant helps people find their sparks of joy as they declutter their houses.
Created By:Marie Kondo
❮ Tidying Up with Marie Kondo
Season 1
Season Premiere:
Jan 1, 2019
Metascore
Generally Favorable
65
User score
Mixed or Average
4.5
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Metascore
Generally Favorable
65
56% Positive
5 Reviews
5 Reviews
44% Mixed
4 Reviews
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0% Negative
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Jan 4, 2019
87
Tidying Up with Marie Kondo will convince the most cynical among us that it’s reasonable to derive joy from every single thing in your house, and that anything you’re hanging onto that doesn’t provoke a joy reaction should be seriously held to account. ... What’s interesting about Tidying Up is that it isn’t especially voyeuristic--and that seems to be what makes it work.
Jan 4, 2019
80
There’s something about the way in which Kondo explains the goals of her exercises that gets her clients to open up. This is the key difference between Tidying Up and most other reality shows: There’s no sense of competition, and the ostensible makeover at the heart of every episode simply involves regular people becoming happier and more at ease in their own home.
User score
Mixed or Average
4.5
47% Positive
7 Ratings
7 Ratings
7% Mixed
1 Rating
1 Rating
47% Negative
7 Ratings
7 Ratings
Sep 9, 2019
8
This is one of my favorite Netflix shows and one of my favorite reality shows. I love how original this show is and I love learning about the KonMari method. Marie Kondo is a phenomenal host she is very nice and empathetic to the people who have a hard time getting rid of things. This is a great show to binge watch.
Mar 31, 2019
0
Do you feel that your house is a mess? You are in a bad mood at home? This is your series! One day I realized that I don’t have any time for enjoying my free time because I was spending a whole weekend doing house chores or tidying up my house. In spite of spending so time, I didn’t get to keep it organized during the week. Besides, I was in a bad mood and I started to thinking whether there was some relation between to keep your house in order and feel happy. Therefore I looked on the Internet some information about my theory, and it was con-firmed. Experts say that the house’s atmosphere is important so that you can feel better. After that, Marie Kondo crossed in my path and gave me the clue. Who is Marie Kondo? She is a home organization consultant, who explains her method of tidying, called Konmarie, through this series. In each episode, she explains different tips about be well-ordered. Her main idea is that you must keep only things that provoke a joy full reaction. If you don’t feel this you must get rid of it. This it will helps you to have less things in your house, therefore, less stuffs to tidy. If you are in the same situation that I was some months ago, I recommend you will watch this series because I am sure what it will inspires you and change your life. Try it!
Jan 2, 2019
70
The show isn’t all that revelatory, but it certainly qualifies as a fine New Year’s Day binge for people who intend to drag the Christmas tree to the curb sometime before Easter.
Jan 2, 2019
70
Happily for those spending their New Year’s Day seeking a bit of uplift for the year ahead, Kondo makes decluttering seem within reach, and appealing, too. Better still for all television fans, she’s an amiable presence.
Jan 2, 2019
60
It may not provide much in terms of tips or motivation (watching Netflix kinda implies that the viewer is chillin', by definition) but it does spark a glimmer of inspiration and yes, some joy, much like its happy and gay counterpart Queer Eye.
Jan 7, 2019
50
The show is decent company if you’re just sitting there folding the laundry, and you will be folding it with unprecedented panache--conveying “love to your clothes from the palms of your hands,” Kondo says--if you follow her teachings. Tidying Up is mindless television on the topic of mindful domesticity.
Dec 3, 2019
40
Kondo is not a fraud – she’s genuinely good at tidying and she does have other tips – but it is hard to see the life-changing magic in, for example, reorganising a drawer by placing smaller shallow boxes inside it. The best moments in the show happen between the reconnecting householders in Kondo’s absence. ... There’s a bit of Netflix bloat, too, with the opening episode running well over the typical half-hour limit.
Jan 18, 2019
0
Boring, terrible show trying to capitalize on the popular book. I skimmed through several episodes. I watched one episode completely.






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