By: Lifestyle & Entertainment Desk Date: February 5, 2019 (Retrospective Feature)

For viewers, the feature offers catharsis. We’ve all been Allie, staring at a baffling manual. We’ve been Victoria, sarcastically holding a flashlight while someone says “hold it right there.” And we’ve all wanted to be Jessica, throwing caution (and the instructions) to the wind. The entertainment value lies not in skill, but in shared incompetence. “Team Five - Not So Handy” (starring Allie Haze, Victoria Lawson, and Jessica Lynn, released February 5, 2019) is a delightful anomaly. It’s a lifestyle feature that dares to ask: What if we’re terrible at this? And what if that’s okay?

Released on February 5, 2019, this feature-length production stars a powerhouse trio of performers——as three friends whose simple home improvement afternoon spirals into a masterclass in comedic mishaps, misplaced tools, and surprisingly heartfelt camaraderie. Forget your polished HGTV makeovers; "Not So Handy" is the anti-renovation reality check you didn’t know you needed. The Premise: A Wrench in the Works The concept is deceptively simple: Team Five (a production collective known for its high-energy, narrative-driven adult lifestyle content) assembles Allie, Victoria, and Jessica to assemble a piece of flat-pack furniture. The twist? None of them have ever successfully used a power drill. The tagline, emblazoned across the promotional poster (featuring the three women covered in sawdust and smiling sheepishly), reads: “Some jobs are better left to the pros. These are not the pros.”

In the ever-evolving landscape of lifestyle entertainment, where reality blends with curated performance, few events capture the raw, unfiltered chaos of a DIY project gone wrong quite like Team Five’s latest installment:

By prioritizing character interaction and situational humor over polished perfection, Team Five delivered a slice of relatable, laugh-out-loud entertainment. It won’t teach you how to hang a shelf—but it will make you feel infinitely better about the one you already botched. For fans of unscripted chaos, genuine friendship, and the simple joy of watching three talented performers fail upward, “Not So Handy” is essential viewing. Just don’t watch it while holding any power tools. —End Feature—