Kitchen

[insomniac2]

No.

[chessylady]

HSN also does a better job with shipping, you get your item more quickly.

[GenXmuse]

Was there something alluding to the fact he might switch? HSN at least gives out coupons codes so I end up saving money there, not to mention faster shipping, lower prices and better customer service. Plus they'd likely pair him with David which I don't see him enjoying his schtick. 

[skittles2]

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@depglass wrote:

If he's number one at HSN, just think what he could do here.  The reason I'd like to see this is I'd like a basic set of his at a TSV price.  HSN no longer features sets as TS's.  

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I. WOULD. LOVE. THAT! 

I  don't have a HSN membership and won't get  yet another membership, so YES!

[Johnnyeager]

You don't need a "membership" to shop at HSN.

You don't even need to create an account.  You can purchase as a Guest.

[Razzy 7]

If he's number 1 at HSN, there's no way he'll also be on QVC. Why should he? Keep watching, I bet there will be another TSV of cookware on HSN with Curtis Stone - or at least a set at a good price.

[Razzy 7]

"I think the shopping channels are moving away from sets in general." If they are, it's a very wise decision. For the most part when folks buy a whole set of cookware, they get some pots or pans that they rarely, if ever, use. They just take up space in their cabinets. I'd much prefer to purchase the pots and pans and sizes I WANT and will USE. Same goes for knife sets. In a knife set you're likely to get knives you frequently use and love and some that you never use - though paid for. Experts never recommend purchasing an entire set of knives or cookware.