For over four decades,This Old Househas been an institution on public television. The series premiered on PBS in 1979, and it has proven to be a perennially popular show for home improvement enthusiasts. Even in the streaming era,This Old Homeremains an institution in the genre that it helped create. Now, hosts Richard Trethewey, Kevin O’Connor, Tom Silva, and Jenn Nawada (all pictured above) are coming back forThis Old Houseseason 45.
WhileThis Old Houseremains on PBS, it has also lined up a streaming home for the new season. Additionally, the spinoff series,Ask This Old House, is also moving over to its new streaming outlet. And now, we’ll let you know where you may find both shows.
Where can you watch This Old House?
PBS released the first episode ofThis Old Houseseason 45 on September 28, and the episode will premiere onThe Roku ChannelonMonday, October 2. According to the program’s official site, this season will focus on two different projects.
“This season kicks off with the renovation of a 1960 mid-century modern house in Lexington, MA. Follow along as this family transforms this awkwardly expanded home into a contemporary, energy-efficient, open-plan home that is fully accessible for their son with mobility issues. Later, the team heads to Glen Ridge, NJ to help restore an 1887 Victorian-style house. After living in their home for 25 years, the Chaudhuri family has one goal: to prepare the space for a multi-generational future.”
Where can you watch Ask This Old House?
The spinoff series,Ask This Old House, is sticking to the same schedule as its flagship series for season 22. The season premiere on PBS was September 28, and its debut on TheRokuChannel will also happen on Monday, October 2. New episodes of both seasons will follow the same release pattern. But to find the time on your PBS provider, you shouldcheck your local listings. The official description forAsk This Old Houseseason 22 is reproduced below.
“Season 22 ofAsk This Old Housebrings back Kevin, Tommy, Richard, Jenn, Mark, Mauro, Heath, Lee, Nathan, and Ross, as they help homeowners tackle their most challenging home improvement projects.”
