Keith Bynum teased a potential new TV project while responding to a fan's comment on Instagram about him and his partner Evan Thomas needing a new show
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Bynum and Thomas also shared a photo of a camera crew on Instagram
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The couple's HGTV show, Bargain Block, was canceled after five seasons amid a number of unexpected show cancellations last year
Keith Bynummight have a new TV project up his sleeve!
The former HGTV star teased a possible new show in the works while responding to a fan's comment on anInstagrampost he shared Saturday, April 4. In the post, Bynum — who hostedBargain Blockwith his partnerEvan Thomasfor five seasons beforeit was canceled last year— documented his process of painting an elaborate mural for a homeowner.
“Had a great time mural-ing for one of my favorite clients!! Can't wait for y'all to see this house finished!!” the Detroit-based designer captioned the post.
The post attracted a number of comments praising Bynum's talent, as well as some fans expressing how much they wished Bynum and Thomas would get a new show.
“You're amazing!! You guys NEED a new show,” one user wrote, prompting Bynum to reply, “Y'all might just get your wish 😮.”
Sharing similar sentiments, other fans wrote comments like, “I miss your show” and, “Another show would be so awesome!!”
Bynum continued to hint at a new project this week byrepostinga photo Thomas shared to his Instagram Stories on Wednesday, April 8.
In the shot, Thomas snapped a photo of a camera crew pointing in his direction, writing in white text over the photo, “I spy a camera guy…” He also tagged Bynum in the post.
The updates come almost one year after the starsfirst revealedBargain Blockwas canceledafter five seasons in aJune 22 Instagrampost. The fan-favorite series saw the pair working alongside real estate agent Shea Hicks-Whitfield to buy and restore abandoned homes in the Detroit area.
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After sharing the surprising news, the couple told PEOPLE in an exclusive interview that theyfirst learned about the pending cancellationin February 2025.
At the time, they say, they got an unexpected call from HGTV that forced them to rethink their priorities for their business,NINE Design + Homes, and their future.
"Six months ago, our entire business was literally derailed," Bynum recalled, revealing that their "revenue stream was built heavily off our television contracts. And we had already been moving in a direction to fulfill a fifth season when it was announced that they were not going to move forward."
"We were just not in a place at all to prepare for that," he said, admitting that "we just got caught with our pants down. And as a business owner, that's the worst feeling in the world."
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Bynum said the decision to go public about the cancellation was cathartic, as he had a lot of pent-up frustration about the situation.
"Announcing it helped release a lot of the anger that we had felt for months following [the news],” he told PEOPLE.
"We suffered for months, from February until June, and I finally was like, 'I can't take it anymore. I'm gonna say something,'" Bynum recalled, revealing that "I'm glad I did because what it did is it helped me get my anger out of me."
The show's shocking end came amid anumber of high-profile cancellations from HGTVlast year, includingChristina on the Coast, Married to Real Estate, Farmhouse Fixerand more.
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