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The Mansion
One outdated estate, eight supercharged competitors, and a chance to win a new home!
Overview
An ambitious group of eight amateur home remodelers team up to renovate an amazing old house one room at a time. For the next eight weeks, these creative competitors will live in and work together on the house, one room at a time. Each week, they'll compete and collaborate on a different room. When it's all over, one of them will win the keys to the house!
Top Cast
Mark L. Walberg
Self - Host
Cassandra Dunson
Self - Judge
Tim Carter
Self - Judge
Tom Stempfley
Self - Judge
Seasons
Season 1 (2004)
No overview available.
8 episodes
Episodes
Episode 1: Episode 1
2004-10-02Host Mark L. Walberg introduces the eight amateur home remodelers competing to transform a dilapidated Cincinnati mansion.
Runtime: 43 minEpisode 2: Episode 2
2004-10-09The group is given $10,000 and 24 hours to renovate the mansion's pool cabana
Runtime: 43 minEpisode 3: Episode 3
2004-10-16The amateur builders undertake a $20,000 challenge to renovate the master suite, including the master bedroom, bath and sleeping porch.
Runtime: 43 minEpisode 4: Episode 4
2004-10-23The group is split into two teams in a competition to renovate the front yard. The drama heightens when one team is given more money and the other more time to complete the mission.
Runtime: 43 minEpisode 5: Episode 5
2004-10-30The amateur home builders are given $90,000 and seven days to renovate the mansion's kitchen.
Runtime: 43 minEpisode 6: Episode 6
2004-11-06The group is given three days and a $10,000 budget to enclose the front porch.
Runtime: 43 minEpisode 7: Episode 7
2004-11-13The novice home remodelers are given a $45,000 budget to renovate rooms on the first floor, including the living room, dining room, breakfast room and den.
Runtime: 43 minEpisode 8: Episode 8
2004-11-20The eight amateur home remodelers take a tour of the reconstructed mansion. Then, the dream house is awarded to the winner of an Internet vote. Included: never-before-seen footage, clips and reminiscences.
Runtime: 43 min
