Original title
Zillow Gone Wild
Released
5/3/2024
Origin country
US
Genre
Reality
Status
Returning series
Number of seasons
2
Number of episodes
19
Jack McBrayer tours some of America's wackiest and wildest homes that have recently been on the real estate market, sharing their history while learning more about the sellers and buyers who call these wonderfully quirky abodes home.
In pursuit of finding the wildest homes around, Jack's first stop is Nebraska, where he explores a newly renovated missile silo. Next, he tours a fairy tale cottage with a connection to Hollywood history, and then, an automotive wonderland in Las Vegas.
Jack heads out to Palm Springs, California, where he tours the former home of Hollywood royalty. He then lands in Gold Rush territory to discover a unique solution for storage, and finally he travels to Lake Tahoe to learn the meaning of natural building.
Jack's wild home odyssey starts in St. Louis where a Catholic church has undergone a conversion. Next, it's the California desert where a color burst has recently been sold, and then he arrives at a slice of history that's been repurposed into a home.
Jack makes three more stops on his search for the wildest homes. The first is a newly-bought home that takes its cues from a musical instrument. The second is a earth-dome compound in the desert, and the third is a home one could say is fit for a king.
Jack embarks on a journey to Nevada where an unassuming home hides pirate's treasure. Next, he tours the unique architecture of a house built on a bridge, and his final stop is New Orleans where a historic home is bathed in the history of the city.
In Nebraska, Jack enrolls for a unique schoolhouse turned family home experience. Then, he tours two deceptive homes: a mountaintop gem in California that literally brings the outside in, and a farmhouse in Missouri that holds tiled and mosaic treasures.
Jack's first stop on his wild home journey is a listing in Santa Barbara, California, that's inspired by marine biology. Next, he visits a metal-and-glass marvel in Omaha, Nebraska, and then he finds a comic book-inspired lair in Las Vegas.
The final leg of Jack's journey begins in Lake Las Vegas where a European estate awaits. Next, it's off to Nebraska to explore a recently purchased Googie treasure, and finally, he finds a blast from the awesome past on the beaches of Destin, Florida.
After touring 24 wonderfully wacky houses, only eight advance in the competition for the wildest of them all. In this finale, the weirdest homes are narrowed down until one victor is crowned Zillow Gone Wild Champion!
Jack explores more unique and wild homes including a jam-packed mansion with a 25-seat movie theater, a replica mineshaft home situated on over 300 acres and a mountain home featuring a jungle theme and hidden rooms.
Jack is back on the hunt for the wildest homes, starting with a recently purchased homestead that puts the wild in Wild West. He also visits a quirky, whimsical house and a sailor's dream dwelling that are both for sale and ready for new owners.
Jack tours a French country-inspired mansion filled with ornate details and then a pink dream home bursting with playful decor. Plus, a Spanish hacienda purchased on a whim full of colorful tiles and enchanting gardens that took 21 years to complete.
Jack continues his trip across the US and explores a grandiose castle, a reimagined church, and a sprawling ranch. An open house welcomes potential buyers, but only one can be crowned the wildest of the bunch.
Jack's search for wild homes continues with more houses for sale: an artist's Technicolor high-rise and a serene angelic retreat. Then, he visits a newly bought round home that has no flat walls or angles.
Jack's adventure leads him to more unique homes: a former mobster's compound, a sprawling manor created by a beer mogul and an engineer's techy dream; an open house where one adventurous buyer could snatch up their new property.
Off to find more wild homes, Jack climbs up to a treetop oasis made from salvaged materials. Then, he tours a property made out of glass bottles and visits a 19th century home that turned three structures into one unexpected residence.
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