Zillow Gone Wild

I LOVE this show and Jack McBrayer! Such positive vibes. These wild homeowners have enviable amounts of money, time, and energy. Watching the show is inspiring and a welcome escape from the mundane domiciles most of us inhabit everyday. Each episode takes you on several fun adventures. I'm also thoroughly enjoying the competition with the playoff brackets and ratings for creativity, commitment, and "wackadoo." You can really get into the show in a uniquely engaging way. Of course, we all have our own opinions about homes that we thought should've been rated higher for one criteria or another. I highly recommend watching this, even asynchronously, with friends!

Get rid of the irritating host and the show may have potential. Right now, listening to fingernails being dragged across a blackboard is more pleasant than listening to the host. The houses are not all that "wild" either, the houses are borderline trashy. I am surprised any of these places have sold, I guess people are willing to shell out good money for houses that will require a large amount of additional cash to make the houses somewhat livable. The houses are not that interesting either, especially if the irritating host uses the dumb wackadoo element in the overall rating, I can think of a better name, the puke inducing element.

Please make a season 2 I want a season 2 give me please a season 2. I would be happy if there is a season 2. Stat. This show changed my life and Jack is the best host ever. Season 2. Please season 2. Wackadoo houses season 2. If yall wanted to improve the show, I would recommend collab with Noah Cappe at carnival eats. You could see a carnival house. Or you could have a cooking segment in each home so viewers can see the functionality of the kitchen, but THE TWIST!! It can only carnival food!!! Anyways season two. I don't know how I'll go on without a season 2 of a wackadoo committed creative homes. Thanks.

I have visited the Zillow Gone Wild subreddit, and there are some genuinely interesting houses out there. My wife and I enjoy shows like House Hunters, and I thought it might be good "filler" programming when we are too tired to properly engage in a movie or television series.

Out of the gate, we were immediately bombarded by the over-affect of the host, Jack McBrayer. Not everything is "amazing" and is deserving a wow and OMG. Not everything the homeowner says is incredibly funny.

For some reason, the producer's put the series in a faker wrapper of a competition, with empirically absurd categories.

It's definitely not for me.

The title says it all. Please cancel and don't renew. HGTV has sunk to new lows with this program. The premise is poor for starters and the "host" is a terrible actor. Looking at homes that are positively ridiculous is not entertainment, at least not to this person. Hopefully, it will be very short-lived.