First Look: Watch HGTV's House Hunters Parody with John Mulaney, Whitney Cummings and More
Get ready to laugh — HGTV has dropped the first trailer for its highly anticipated series, House Hunters: Comedians on Couches.
The network’s long-running series House Hunters, which follows a couple as they search for a new home that fits their often hilariously different wishlists and budgets, has inspired many meme-able moments and even the occasional controversy.
The new self-shot spin-off parody, formerly titled House Hunters: LOL, brings together comedians to watch an episode together via video conference and share their hot takes and witty commentary. The show will air as a four-night event, June 2-5.
On Monday, the network announced that the star-studded event will be led by Dan Levy (creator of NBC's Indebted) and Natasha Leggero (Neighbors), along with comedians John Mulaney, Whitney Cummings, writer Eliot Glazer (Younger, New Girl), SNL's Chris Redd, and actor J.B. Smoove (Curb Your Enthusiasm).
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“House Hunters is a pop culture phenomenon that inspires strong reactions from viewers who like to play along with its familiar house selection process,” said Jane Latman, president of HGTV, in a press release.
"While we may not agree with the house each family chooses or the reasons they select it, we can agree that it’s a good time to lean on talented people who can find the humor in everything and make us laugh out loud — even when it comes to the challenges and triumphs of house hunting," she added.
According to HGTV, no jokes are off-limits. “Everything on House Hunters is fair game — from the house tours and budgets to the wish lists for paint colors, granite countertops and stainless-steel appliances,” the network shared earlier this month.
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House Hunters: Comedians on Couches is not only designed to offer humor during a difficult time but it also supports a good cause.
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During the show, HGTV fans will be encouraged to provide meals to children in need during the coronavirus pandemic by texting a donation to Turn Up: Fight Hunger, a national campaign dedicated to ending childhood hunger.
The series will air as a four-night event at 10 and 10:30 p.m. ET from Tuesday, June 2 through Friday, June 5.
Viewers will be able to watch the full episodes on HGTV GO the same day and time as the show premieres, according to the release.
