Where was 'Zillow Gone Wild' filmed? HGTV host Jack McBrayer takes viewers to wackiest homes
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: HGTV's 'Zillow Gone Wild' will feature America's weirdest, wildest, and wackiest abodes. HGTV show host Jack McBrayer will take the viewers on the tours of outrageous, one-of-a-kind home sellers put on the market in nine weekly episodes.
However, 'Zillow Gone Wild' was filmed in California and New Orleans. Jack will travel in the country to find quirky houses, including Las Vegas, Berkeley, Nebraska, Palm Springs, St. Louis, California desert, and Nevada. HGTV has teased that Jack will hunt for a home designed by a jazz musician with wall-to-wall gold accents and a pair of gold saxophone exterior columns.
The upcoming real estate series also includes the historic property in New Orleans that features a parlor lounge brimming with eclectic Big Easy charm. Each abode will offer astounding design elements and plenty of exciting moments.
Where is Jack McBrayer's first stop in 'Zillow Gone Wild'?
Jack McBrayer is set to explore several of the most peculiar homes over eight episodes. However, the HGTV host will first stop in Nebraska to explore a newly renovated missile silo in the pursuit of finding the wildest homes. The trailer for the upcoming show has offered a sneak peek into the premiere episode and the fascinating world of the missile silo.
Jack was stunned with the first look at the missile silo. The trailer also introduced the owner who admitted the real reason for buying the property. He shared in the confessional that he purchased the missile silo because he thought it was the coolest thing. The property featured a full kitchen with modern appliances, a studio apartment, and a theatre with a big screen.
After the missile silo, Jack will take the viewers to a fairy tale cottage with a connection to Hollywood history, and then, an automotive wonderland in Las Vegas.
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Jack McBrayer teases 'Zillow Gone Wild'
'Zillow Gone Wild' host Jack McBrayer has explained the concept of the upcoming HGTV show. Jack shared with the network, "Everyone loves to scroll endlessly, looking at all the pretty houses for sale online." He elaborated, "But I’m on a mission to find out the story behind America’s strangest and most extraordinary homes."
The comedian further noted, "I want to meet the owners and, most importantly, see for myself what’s inside." HGTV host promised in the teaser that he would take the viewers to some of the wackiest homes on the market.
'Zillow Gone Wild' will premiere on Friday, May 3 at 10.30 pm ET on HGTV.