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2003 ⭐ 7 4 Seasons 83 Eps English Web Series

Director: Thom Beers

Cast: Reverend Gadget, Steve Watson, Bridgetta Tomarchio, Bruce Gray, Paige Hemmis

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Monster House — Storyline

Monster House is a Discovery Channel television program that documented the themed remodeling of a residence in a five-day time frame. In 2004, the episode "Zen House" was nominated for a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Main Title Theme Music for its opening song by composer Dan Mackenzie.

In early 2006, Discovery Channel announced the show had been canceled and the final episode, titled "Farewell House", aired in February.

Monster House is now running in reruns in 2012 on Spike TV.

Cast & Crew

  • Created by: Thom Beers
  • Starring: Reverend Gadget, Steve Watson, Bridgetta Tomarchio, Bruce Gray, Paige Hemmis

Monster House — Series Details

First Air Date 2003-06-01
Seasons 4
Episodes 83
Genre series
Language English
Network Discovery
Status Ended
Rating 7/10 (1 votes)

Monster House — Episode Guide

Season 1

  • E1: Race Car House (2003-06-02) — Kara and Santiago love anything that involves speed. They each have their own drag-racing cars and compete at local raceways, bringing their sons Eddie (12) and Myka (4) along for
  • E2: Tropical House (2003-06-09) — Newly engaged couple Tyler (28) and Emily (25) saved all their money to purchase their first home in California's San Fernando Valley, which they absolutely loved. But they weren't
  • E3: '70s House (2003-06-16) — One day, an email happened to cross the desk of Christopher, the owner of a sparsely furnished '70s-era house. The email sought volunteers for a sci-fi home makeover. Feeling he ha
  • E4: Medieval Castle House (2003-06-23) — During their last visit to the United Kingdom, Sid and his wife Roya toured the legendary Warwick Castle and found themselves … inspired. So much so that upon their return to the
  • E5: Old West House (2003-06-30) — The Monster House crew attempts to convert this latest home into a ranch reminiscent of days of Jesse James, Wyatt Earp and Doc Holiday. One of the crew members is an imposter and
  • E6: Golden Age of Hollywood House (2003-07-14) — While Jenni, an action-film director, and Jeff, a film producer, were clearly part of the silver-screen set, you'd never have known that from their house. In need of an economic wa
  • E7: Zen House (2003-07-21) — Steve Watson and team renovate a retro-50s style house into Zen fun. While two sisters hang in a trailer for six days, the house they inherited from their grandma gains bamboo floo
  • E8: Hacienda House (2003-08-11) — The team has 5 days to tunrn a surban house into a Hacienda with Aztec and Myan themes.

    With Everybody at each others throats, and morale being at an all time low, and general hal

  • E9: Sultan's House (2003-08-18) — The team has 5 days to turn an ordinary house into a Sultan's Temple. All goes well until tensions rise and lack of sleep takes it's toll, Kent goes AWOL and the rest of the crew p
  • E10: Old English House (2003-08-25) — Steve and his team of builders have five days to turn an average suburban house into an English style pub. It comes complete with gas lamps, steam vents, a projection of Jack the R
  • E11: Retro Future House (2003-09-22) — Part of a tight-knit family, Andrew and Megan pooled their resources with Megan's parents and sister and bought a five-bedroom fixer-upper about a year ago. Together, the five of t
  • E12: Vegas House (2003-10-18) — The high rolling rat pack of boffo builders will try to beat the odds and bring the snap, crackle, and pop of the Vegas strip to the suburban palace of Nowheresville. Don't forgetâ
  • E13: Fright House (2003-10-27) — When you're the lead singer of Suicidal Tendencies, you tend to travel around the world with some frequency. And you collect a lot of unique items — particularly those with Asian
  • E14: Under Sea House (2003-11-17) — Chris and Pam have always loved the ocean — so much so that they bought a 3,600-square-foot home complete with ocean view after the birth of their fourth child. Today, the family
  • E15: Family Vacation House (2003-11-24) — After getting all their immediate neighbors to sign off on the filming (per some very stringent city regulations), homeowners Eric and Melissa asked the producers for an All-Americ
  • E16: Jurassic House (2003-12-20) — Married for three years, Tony (a dino fanatic as a kid) and Kim have five children between them, ranging in age from 13 to 8. Tiffany, Renee and Michael live with Tony and Kim, whi
  • E17: Christmas House (2003-12-27) — Nancy, a native of Hoddesdon, U.K., came to the States a few years back and has been missing home ever since. She and her husband, Jeffrey, love Christmas, and since Nancy's unable
  • E18: Sports House (2004-02-02) — You think you're the ultimate sports fan? Well, you don't know Glenn and Renée, whose ideal weekend is spent hanging out in the living room, flipping from game to game. And the
  • E19: Race Car House – Revisited (2004-02-09) — The crew races into their first challenge. A mild-mannered house is given high octane makeovers, from the kitchen inspired by a racing pit stop crew, a bed with four speed vibratio
  • E20: Tropical House – Revisited (2004-02-16) — Witness the transformation of a house into a island paradise. This eternal honeymoon spot features cavernous bedrooms, a tiki-inspired kitchen and a tropical rainforest for a backy
  • E21: Retro Future House – Revisited (2004-02-23) — Steve Watson and team renovate a retro-50s style house into Zen fun. While two sisters hang in a trailer for six days, the house they inherited from their grandma gains bamboo floo
  • E22: Mardi Gras House (2004-03-01) — Natosha and Christopher, along with their two daughters, Barbie and Taylor love Cajun culture. Chris is a jazz aficionado and Natosha is a gourmet cook. Their love of music and goo
  • E23: Mobster House (2004-03-08) — The Godfather. The Sopranos. The Untouchables. There's little denying America's fascination with the shadowy, secret world of organized crime, and newlyweds Bryant and Tania are no
  • E24: Roman House (2004-03-15) — Partners in crime, Tyrus and Baird, not your run-of-the-mill homeowners, live in Las Vegas, NV and work in the gaming industry. Looking for something more decadent, they turn to Mo
  • E25: Viking House (2004-04-12) — Peter Thordarson, the thirty-something homeowner, recently bought a new house and needs some serious help. He is longing to surround himself with a home that reminds him of his chi
  • E26: Mad Scientist House (2004-04-19) — Steve and his crew of four builders and a Maverick Mechanic renovate an average suburban home (aren't they always?) into a mad scientist's dream home. It comes complete with a lab
  • E27: New York House (2004-05-03) — Meet Kieran, Bernadette and baby Liam, a displaced big-city family with a new home. Kieran, who hails from Manchester, U.K., hankered for a Manchester United House, but you know ho
  • E28: Amusement Park House (2004-05-10) — A confident team of builders tackle turning a tract house into a Monster Midway. The centerpiece was a working merry-go-round table, along with a roller coaster slide, hand made ar

Season 2

  • E1: Outback House (2004-06-07) — How lucky is Ann Soles? As the first ""Steve-ette"" to get a visit from the Monster House crew, we'd say she won the lottery. Ann's family would love to travel down under, but betw
  • E2: Surfer Girl House (2004-06-14) — This might just be the best show yet. A single mom and her 11 year old daughter want their bland backyard transformed into a surfer girl getaway. The all-girl build team knocked th
  • E3: Biker House (2004-06-21) — This homeowner challenges the crew to outdo the Race Car house with a better biker version. Hold on tight.
  • E4: Soccer House (2004-07-05) — Dad's a soccer coach and his three kids are soccer fanatics—but what's a soccer house? The living room is converted into a soccer field with a giant cleat couch, a hanging soccer
  • E5: Christmas House Revisited (2004-07-19) — The team builds a scaled replica model of the city of Hoddesdon, England that wraps around three dining room walls and identically resembles the center square of the homeowner's ho
  • E6: Shark House (2004-07-26) — Old habits die hard, though, and now that the era of midnight diaper changes is coming to an end, Jozann and Raphael are longing to indulge in some underwater thrill-seeking. Rapha
  • E7: Dog House (2004-08-02) — Home owner: Betsy, Kevin

    (Part 1) Five of the most notorious builders get a second chance to build a Monster Doghouse for a chihuahua rescue. To keep this wack-pack from falling

  • E8: Dog House 2 (2004-08-09) — (Conclusion) Five of the most notorious builders get a second chance to build a Monster Doghouse for a chihuahua rescue. To keep this wack-pack from falling apart the first day,
  • E9: Mobster House – Revisited (2004-08-16) — Bryant and Tania are newlyweds with a modest home in LA. and represent the best traditions of the American Dream. But they want their home to reflect their fascination with such cl
  • E10: Vegas House – Revisited (2004-08-23) — The high rolling rat pack of boffo builders will try to beat the odds and bring the snap, crackle, and pop of the Vegas strip to the suburban palace of Nowheresville. Don't forgetâ
  • E11: Hero: Teacher's Lounge (2004-09-13) — Part 1: The Sherman Oaks Elementary School has asked that their very dated and institutional teachers lounge and lunch room be turned into something that's part French Bistro, pa
  • E12: Hero: Teacher's Lounge 2 (2004-09-20) — Conclusion: The Sherman Oaks Elementary School has asked that their very dated and institutional teachers lounge and lunch room be turned into something that's part French Bistro
  • E13: Hero: Firehouse (2004-10-04) — Engine Company 37, located near UCLA, has a kitchen that was built in the 40s and hasn't changed since. The men are looking for a monster change. Wait and see what's cooking…
  • E14: Hero: Police Station (2004-10-18) — Compton is one of the toughest towns in LA, and the police station is so run down that off duty cops sleep on the floor of abandon jail cells. The chief and the mayor have summoned
  • E15: Tree House/ Club House (2004-11-22) — A team of Louisiana locals builds the world's most monster clubhouse for Patrick, a ten-year-old boy with leukemia. The three room structure includes a computerized telescope in a
  • E16: Egypt House (2004-11-29) — Home owner: Novak family (Jason, Debbie, Cody, Allison) Designer: Jim Allen (production designer)

    Build team: Benjamin Pratt (as Ben Pratt) (finish carpenter) Chris Roy (cab

  • E17: Chicago Blues House (2004-12-13) — Four designs are to be used in the LaBatt's online contest: a Delta Blues juke joint, a get-down Chicago Blues blues bar, a Kentucky bluegrass dance barn, and a the Blue Danube bee
  • E18: Christmas House – Revisited (2004-12-20) — The team builds a scaled replica model of the city of Hoddesdon, England that wraps around three dining room walls and identically resembles the center square of the homeowner's ho
  • E19: Soccer House (2004-12-27) — Dad's a soccer coach and his three kids are soccer fanatics—but what's a soccer house? The living room is converted into a soccer field with a giant cleat couch, a hanging soccer
  • E20: Three Stooges House (2005-02-07) — Find out what it would be like if the build team worked like the Three Stooges.
  • E21: Golf House (2005-02-14) — In this putters' heaven, a miniature golf course runs throughout the house and ends at a 19th hole Boston beer bar.
  • E22: Monster Loft (2005-02-21) — A crew of design students from L.A.'s Art Center College tackles a downtown loft. These colleges kids show up confident, but are quickly humbled by the demands of a two-story circu
  • E23: Monster Shop Class (2005-03-14) — The wood shop at North Hollywood High just re-opened after being shuttered for years. The tools are ancient, the room is a mess, and the program needs serious monsterizing. If the
  • E24: Good Ol' Boy Trailer (2005-03-21) — A 1950 Nashua trailer is remade into a mobile, White Trash Heaven. The homeowners, a wealthy Santa Barbara family, are holding a fund raiser for the reveal.
  • E25: Club Monster (2005-04-08) — The legendary Cat Club on Sunset Strip is remade into a Monster tribute to rock'n'roll.
  • E26: Skateboard House (2005-04-22)
  • E27: Steve's Mom's House (2005-05-06) — Susie Watson lives alone in a humble, 53-year-old house in Cleveland, Tenn. One day, her son called to offer her a major upgrade for Mother's Day. While most moms would leap at the

Season 3

  • E1: Magic House 1 (2005-06-03) — A crew of magician builders monsterizes a magician's house.
  • E2: Animal Shelter (2005-06-10) — The Animal Shelter in Cleveland, Tennessee takes in thousands of homeless pets a year, but only very few get adopted. Host, Steve Watson explains to the builders they have five day
  • E3: Robin Hood House (2004-09-13)
  • E4: Paris House (2004-09-20)
  • E5: Airplane House (2004-10-04)
  • E6: Ghost Town house (2004-10-18)
  • E7: 60s House (2004-11-22)
  • E8: Theme Park House (2004-11-29)
  • E9: Tinsel Town House (2004-12-13)
  • E10: Pirate House (2005-02-07)
  • E11: Bali House (2005-02-14)
  • E12: Motorcross House (2005-02-21)
  • E13: Farewell House (2005-06-10)
  • E14: N/A (2005-03-21)
  • E15: N/A (2005-04-08)
  • E16: N/A (2005-05-27)
  • E17: N/A (2005-05-06)

Season 4

  • E1: N/A (2005-08-12)
  • E2: N/A (2005-08-19)
  • E3: N/A (2005-08-29)
  • E4: N/A (2005-09-12)
  • E5: N/A (2005-09-19)
  • E6: N/A (2005-09-26)
  • E7: N/A (2005-12-12)
  • E8: N/A (2006-02-13)
  • E9: N/A (2006-02-13)
  • E10: N/A (2006-02-27)
  • E11: N/A (2006-02-27)

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does Monster House have? 4 season(s) with 83 episodes.

Who created Monster House? Thom Beers.

Where can I watch Monster House? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.

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