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This season, Jack's real estate explorations will reveal more opulent and eccentric properties than before, including an entire old western town purchased by an adventurous family in Colorado and a real-life Lego castle listing in Orlando, Florida.
In the season premiere Jack will arrive in York, Pennsylvania, to tour an iconic house shaped like an enormous shoe. Then, he'll head to Taos, New Mexico, to check out an eco-friendly home built out of bottles, tires and cans. In Jack's last stop in Ridgefield, Connecticut, he will visit a famous composer's gothic manor with secret passageways, stairwells to nowhere and patent leather walls.
The new season of Zillow Gone Wild will follow comedian and actor Jack McBrayer as he dives deep into the weirdest, wackiest and wildest properties on the market inspired by the exceedingly popular Instagram account that touts more than two million followers. Throughout the season, Jack will get to know the homeowners who have embraced non-traditional living with their striking style and marvelous architecture and will explore each home's unique history, as well as the intriguing backstories of how these eye-popping creations came to life. Each abode will be ranked on its unique attributes, and one house will be selected as the "wildest" of them all at the end of each episode. This season will feature follow ups with previously featured over-the-top digs and showcase ostentatious viewer submitted spaces. In each episode, Jack's real estate excursions will reveal more extravagant and jaw-dropping properties than before, including a house built into a rock cave in Arkansas and a bunker home situated 26 feet beneath the Las Vegas desert. In a special crossover finale episode, he'll meet up with HGTV star David Bromstad to check out an international spy inspired home in Reunion, Florida.
This season, Jack's real estate explorations will reveal more opulent and eccentric properties than before, including an entire old western town purchased by an adventurous family in Colorado and a real-life Lego castle listing in Orlando, Florida.