Ugliest House in America - Season 3
Season 3
Throughout the new season, Retta will travel to five regions of the U.S. to see the best of the worst and gleefully react to houses featuring all sorts of bad design, ranging from mural monstrosities and shellacked wood paneling to velvet wallpaper and garishly patterned wall-to-wall shag carpeting. In the end, the home deemed "the ugliest" will be transformed from a beast into a beauty.
Episodes
The Ugliest of the North
Three ugly homes in the North vie for the chance at a $150,000 makeover from designer Alison Victoria! From a terrifying Mardi Gras-inspired house to an Earth-home fit for a hobbit, only one will move on to the finals!
Ugly Out West
Retta tours three ugly homes in the West that are battling it out for the chance at a $150,000 makeover! From a sprawling party pad with funky decor to a tiny triangle-house where the walls feel like they're closing in, only one will make the finals!
Northeast Nightmares
Three ugly homes in the Northeast square off for a chance at a $150,000 makeover from HGTV designer Alison Victoria! From a disjointed house built out of cylindrical towers to a home that's buried in angel decor, only one will make the finals!
Ugly Down South
Retta tours three ugly homes in the South that are competing for a $150,000 makeover from HGTV's Alison Victoria! From a disco deathtrap that's short on safety features to a musty house embalmed in carpet and wallpaper, only one will make the finals!
Midwest Monstrosities
Retta tours three ugly homes in the Midwest that are competing for the chance at a $150,000 makeover! From a ramshackle Victorian built a hundred years too late to a home with hideous hand-painted murals in every room, only one will make the finals!
Ugly No More
Retta announces which house is the ugliest and crowns the winner of the Ugliest House in America! Then it's goodbye ugly, as the winning house is transformed with a $150,000 home makeover from HGTV designer Alison Victoria!
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