Maine Cabin Masters

According to the Maine Cabin Masters Facebook page, a proud milestone arrived for them yesterday in Greenville. They started shooting their 50th episode for the DIY Network. Of course, some celebrating on the set was in order with the stars and crew...

Looks like they've added in some extra high adventure to all the great cabin rehabs with car racing, helicopter rides, zip-lining, glass blowing and moah too!

Maine fans have been waiting and waiting for any details about when the next season will be on. Well today, it was revealed.

The stars of Maine Cabin Masters hung out at Renys in Topsham to promote their new line of merchandise available in the stores.

I had an opportunity to take part in the filming of a reveal for next Friday's Maine Cabin Masters episode that was filmed at Glidden Point Oyster Farm in Edgcomb.

Ryan Eldridge from Maine Cabin Masters posted a video on Facebook this week of something we haven't seen before. While wandering by a pond with his bro and DIY co-star, Chase Morrill they saw an unusual icy sight.

Watching this video reminds us of why we continue to endure the harsh months. And you know what we say up heah, "If you cahn't suffah the wintah, you don't deserve the summah."

It's a wicked cool show and luckily it's a big enough hit that it's returning with a new episode premiering in November!

Awhile back, Mainers were in the spotlight with shows like Downeast Dickering and North Woods Law. It's always fun for us to see familiar locations and folks who talk like us on national TV. If you've been wondering what to watch now that those two series are no longer on the air, there's a new reality show that takes place in our home state.