Weird Homes
S01:E08 - Fantasy Gardens
S01:É01 - S01:E01 - Retired, Still Working
A retired engineer builds a full size operating rail road in his backyard, and a California artist works non-stop expanding her home and yard with her creations.
S01:É02 - S01:E02 - Folk Artists
Folk artists seem naturally to use their homes and yards as a canvas for art.
S01:É03 - S01:E03 - Recycled Wonders
An amazing undertaker’s home built out of 600,000 embalming fluid bottles. A beer can house in Houston, Texas and Moore’s Junk Castle in Pullman, Washington.
S01:É04 - S01:E04 - Inspired by Pain
The Button King in South Carolina has insomnia so he has taken to glue hundreds of thousands of buttons to his home, clothes and car.
S01:É05 - S01:E05 - Funny Farm
In Bend, Oregon two delightful men have created a fantasy farm bursting with humour including a bowling ball garden and a love pond.
S01:É06 - S01:E06 - Something to Say
In Alabama, a religious fanatic litters his acreage with crosses and old refrigerators painted with surreal messages.
S01:É07 - S01:E07 - Yards of Fun
For some, pink flamingoes is just the start. A visit to the famous home of Violis Simpson whose place is surrounded by his amazing towering whirligigs.
S01:É08 - S01:E08 - Fantasy Gardens
A woman decorates with life-sized scarecrows, huge boulders and thousands of flowers.
S01:É09 - S01:E09 - Strange Yet Wonderful
An elderly farmer in Alberta enjoys life at his place he calls the ‘Nuthouse’, and for good reason…
S01:É10 - S01:E10 - The Collectors
Collecting is an obsession for some. ‘The House of Toys’ in Oakland, California is bursting with thousands of every toy you can imagine.
S01:É11 - S01:E11 - Junkyard Treasures
These folks look at junk with a very different eye. Remarkable recycled art from trash.
S01:É12 - S01:E12 - Paradise Found
A man-made and totally painted mountain in the desert, a strange temple in the backwoods of Georgia, and an underground home in Ontario.
S01:É13 - S01:E13 - Artists in Residence
An artist creates life-sized robots, metal dogs and the odd cyclops to decorate their garden with.
