Retta’s deadpan commentary turns horrific home tours into a hilarious critique of America’s most questionable architectural decisions.
Series Analysis:
Comedian Retta doesn't just walk through bad real estate; she survives it. Ugliest House in America is a road trip through the country's most baffling design crimes, from carpeted bathrooms to walls covered in inexplicable taxidermy. The show’s brilliance lies not in the drywall, but in Retta's deadpan inability to process the sheer lack of taste on display. With the most recent hideous champion crowned, viewers are now left staring at a blank wall, enduring the agonizing wait for renewal news. Will the hunt for the hideous continue? To ensure you don't miss the next renovation rescue or Retta’s next horrified reaction, setting a reminder for the new season is the smartest design choice you can make.
Tone: Sarcastic, Garish, Irreverent
Last Updated: February 2026