Great news — This Old House still airs on PBS. If you're a home improvement fan and want to return to the genre's roots, it's the perfect show for you to get a taste of the past even with new episodes always in the works.

After all, while it started in Boston, it's syndicated nationwide. If you're living in the world post-cable, you can still tune in, too. The Roku Channel also hosts the show.

Fans will be even happier to know that Tom is still involved as a general contractor on the show. He joined the show in 1986 and has been a staple figure ever since.

The team has still grown and shifted a bit here and there, though. While Bob Vila kicked the show off as the host, he handed the reigns over to Steve Thomas in 1989.

In 2003, Steve signed off and handed off to Kevin O'Connor who is still hosting now. Fans who have been watching since the early days probably remember master carpenter Noram Abram, but they'll be sad to know he left the show in 2022.

Landscaping and garden expert Roger Cook left the show in 2020 after joining in 1988. He was replaced by Jenn Nawada. As for the other experts, many of them are still in the show like Tom, Richard Trethewey, Hearth Eastman, Mauro Henrique, Mark McCullough, and Ross Trethewey.

For massive fans, they'll be sad to hear that Ask This Old House is no longer in production. While it was a good run, it just didn't stick the same way the original show did. The show featured the experts answering fan questions and, considering the average person may not have full context on the projects they do, it was educational.