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Game of Homes

  • 2015-2016
  • 2 seasons
  • Discovery Family Channel
  • Reality

Couples, with the assistance of a contractor, compete in a home renovation contest. Each couple is provided a tear-down house, which is moved to a common construction site. The couples live in their house for the duration of the renovation. Each week, they are given a specific budget, a specific time frame and other constraints in completing a renovation of a given room or rooms. Professionals in the design and construction business evaluate each of the room renovations, naming one couple the winner for that week, they who also receive a prize. At the end of the house renovation, one couple's house is named the overall best renovation, the winning couple who gets to keep their renovated house and a residential property on which to put it.

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Episode 1

Living Room

45 mins

The four couples competing to win the home they will totally renovate are introduced. They are: best buddies Dom and Michael, who each have parental issues in wanting to compete and win; engaged Tyler and Courtney, who see winning the house a jump-start both to professional and personal aspirations; twenty year married Kim and Harry, who see winning the house for their children justification for being away from them for the first time in their lives for this competition; and mother and son Shelley and Alex, the former who sees the house as one less thing for Alex to worry about as he starts his contracting career. The couples size each other up, as well as the four tear down houses. They are given a quick challenge to decide which couple will be working on which house. After they learn that their first renovation will be the living room, for which they are given a seventy-two hour time frame to complete, and decide what they are going to do as the renovation of this specific space, they are thrown for a loop in learning that the house they chose may not be the one in which they will be working. The team whose living room renovation is deemed the best by the judges will win a trip to Tahiti. The teams believe that a combination of good workmanship and good design will win. However, as their freshman project, they will find that time management and how to deal with unexpected problems may ultimately be just as important.

Game of Homes Season 2 Living Room
  • 2016 - Canadian Cinema Editors Award - Best Editing in Reality/Competition - Nominated

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