Scariest House in America
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Three scary homes in the Spooky South vie for a chance at a $150,000 makeover courtesy of designer Alison Victoria: a former hideout for mobsters, a historic house full of witches and ghosts, and a haunted dollhouse with creepy critters.
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As a curtain-raiser for the Halloween season to come, Parks and Recreation alum Retta trains the wit she honed hosting Ugliest House in America to a second season of visiting some of the country’s spookiest and allegedly haunted houses. Her first stops are on the East Coast, including a creepy Maryland estate, a haunted home in Connecticut with an especially chilling attic, and an 1800s jail in Georgia with a paranormal history. The structure she deems the scariest of all will get a $150,000 makeover by HGTV star Alison Victoria in the season finale.
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