You're at Home Over Here (2004)

"At Home Ka Dito" marries a home makeover with a life-changing makeover: a makeover that goes beyond the physical. Each episode tells a story about a celebrity needing a makeover of any space in their home (or anyone related to it) and, in return for the space makeover mission that the show will conduct, the celebrity agrees to do charitable work for a person who is going through a hard time that the celebrity can relate to or be of assistance. Charlene Gonzalez anchors the show. Every episode kicks off with Charlene meeting Eugene Domingo to discuss the makeover mission for the day. They proceed to the celebrity's place. The teen pair is left to do the makeover with the aid of guest experts (for example, interior designers) and movers. They get to participate in the fun part of makeover activities (craft, carpentry, etc.) and impart practical tips to viewers. As this unfolds in real-time, Charlene tags along with the celebrity to meet the chosen person who needs their help. They go through a step-by-step solution to the chosen person's problem (the range is wide: issues like dealing with teenage pregnancy, sibling rivalry, generation gap, insecurity, coping with the burden of being a breadwinner, etc.). The intercutting follow-through of the progress of the home and life-changing makeovers. This culminates with a series of heart-rending reveals of surprises (mostly of wish-fulfilment related to the needs of the case study, ex. Kabuhayan Showcase) for the chosen person as they arrive at a solution. The celebrity is then surprised with the space makeover output, and the episode ends on a feel-good note. (Source: Wikipedia) Edit Translation

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