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HANDYMAN SUPERSTAR CHALLENGE

HGTV’s inaugural HANDYMAN SUPERSTAR CHALLENGE, our goal is to find Canada’s next great home reno or repair show “package” – a real handyman with real skill, real integrity and real enough star potential to host their very own show.

Over the course of seven action-packed, half-hour episodes the HANDYMAN SUPERSTAR CHALLENGE will be a fun and revealing look at both what it takes and who it takes to “make it” in this unique television genre.

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SEASONS & EPISODES – Handyman Superstar Challenge

Below is the full list of seasons and episodes related to “Handyman Superstar Challenge”

 

Season 1

  • S01E01: Vancouver
  • S01E02: Halifax
  • S01E03: Toronto
  • S01E04: Hamilton Round 1
  • S01E05: Hamilton Round 2
  • S01E06: Hamilton Round 3
  • S01E07: Hamilton Finale

Season 3

  • S03E01: Calgary
  • S03E02: Winnipeg
  • S03E03: Toronto
  • S03E04: Halifax
  • S03E05: Sweet Sixteen
  • S03E06: Top Twelve
  • S03E07: Top Ten
  • S03E08: Top Eight
  • S03E09: Top Six
  • S03E10: Final Four

Season 2

  • S02E01: Halifax
  • S02E02: Vancouver
  • S02E03: Toronto
  • S02E04: Top Fifteen Finalists
  • S02E05: Top Twelve
  • S02E06: Top Ten
  • S02E07: Top Eight
  • S02E08: Top Six
  • S02E09: Top Four

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