Good Bones TV show on HGTV renewed for season two. Image courtesy of Scripps Networks.

Make no bones about it, the Good Bones TV show on HGTV has been renewed for a second season. The home renovation and “flipping” show stars the mother/daughter duo of Karen E Laine and Mina Starsiak.

HGTV has ordered 12 episodes for Good Bones, season two.  The second season of Good Bones is expected to premiere in January 2017.

Here’s the HGTV press release:

5/2/2016
HGTV Renews Mother/Daughter Home Reno Series ‘Good Bones’

NEW YORK — HGTV has greenlighted a second season of its popular home renovation and flipping series, Good Bones. The series stars the dynamic mother/daughter duo Karen E Laine and Mina Starsiak as they buy homes in serious disrepair—sometimes gut them to the studs—and transform them into stunning remodels. Good Bones, which currently airs on Tuesdays at 10 p.m. ET/PT, has attracted more than 14 million viewers since its premiere on Tuesday, March 22. The 12-episode second season is scheduled to premiere in January 2017.

“Family units tackling major home renovations are hugely popular on our air, but what’s compelling about Good Bones is that we see an incredibly talented mother and daughter, who also happen to light up the screen, work together to complete renovations that improve an entire community,” said Allison Page, general manager, HGTV and DIY Network.

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What do you think? Are you a fan of the Good Bones TV series? Do you plan to watch the second season?