Brothers Take New Orleans

Brothers Take New Orleans

Reality 2016

Available on Investigation Discovery, Food Network, Science Channel, Discovery, TLC, Travel Channel, HGTV, Prime Video, discovery+, Hulu, Sling TV, Max, Animal Planet

Jonathan and Drew Scott take their competition to New Orleans, restoring historic homes for deserving families in the community. With just four weeks and $100,000 each, the stakes are higher than ever for these talented twins.

Reality 2016

TV-G

Starring Jonathan Scott, Drew Scott

EPISODE 1

Welcome to The Big Easy

Jonathan and Drew challenge each other and renovate a double-shotgun home.

41 min · Nov 23, 2016 TV-G
EPISODE 2

Grits and Gumbo Ready

The competition heats up for Jonathan and Drew Scott when Hoda Kotb from "The Today Show" comes down to The Big Easy to judge their kitchen spaces. Drew has a modern take on NOLA design as Jonathan takes a vintage re-mix approach.

41 min · Nov 30, 2016 TV-G
EPISODE 3

Let the Good Times Roll

With two bedrooms and two bathrooms to tackle, Jonathan and Drew must pull out all the stops to make sure that Ben and Erin Napier from HGTV's "Home Town" choose their designs as the winner of this week's challenge.

41 min · Dec 7, 2016 TV-G
EPISODE 4

The Finale

Jonathan and Drew's New Orleans renovation competition nears completion as they tackle the exterior of the building together. Local real estate experts are then brought in to assess who has added the most value to their home.

41 min · Dec 14, 2016 TV-G

Jonathan Scott

Host
Drew Scott

Host

About

Brothers Take New Orleans

REALITY

Jonathan and Drew Scott take their competition to New Orleans, restoring historic homes for deserving families in the community. With just four weeks and $100,000 each, the stakes are higher than ever for these talented twins.

Information

Studio: HGTV
Released: 2016
Rated: TV-G

Languages

Original Audio: English (United States)
Audio: English (United States) (AAC)
Subtitles: English (CC)

Accessibility

: Closed captions (CC) refer to subtitles in the available language with the addition of relevant non-dialogue information.