HGTV is back at it with another week of primetime programming. From February 2-8, 2026, there’s a little bit of everything: renovations, beach house chaos, lottery dream wins, and a heavy dose of “House Hunters” (because let’s be real, we’re never tired of it). Some nights are stacked with brand-new episodes, while others lean on reliable reruns that are perfect for multitasking, chilling, or straight-up couch commitment.
Whether you’re here for the transformations, the cringe-worthy moments, or just want a steady stream of good old-fashioned HGTV content, this week’s lineup is ready to deliver. Let’s break it down day by day.
GettyMonday, February 2, 2026
Monday eases in gently with familiar faces and fan favorites. Nothing new tonight, but if you’re settling in after a long day, these episodes are perfect for keeping things light while still entertaining.
- 8:00pm ET: “Don’t Hate Your House with the Property Brothers”
- 9:00pm ET: “My Lottery Dream Home”
- 10:00pm ET – 11:30pm ET: “House Hunters”
Tuesday, February 3, 2026
Tuesday mixes a fresh renovation episode with familiar farmhouse comfort and a little global real estate energy. Perfect if you want variety without feeling overwhelmed.
- 8:00pm ET: “Fixer to Fabulous” (NEW)
- 9:00pm ET: “Farmhouse Facelift”
- 10:00pm ET: “House Hunters International”
- 10:30pm ET: “House Hunters International” (NEW)
- 11:00pm ET & 11:30pm ET: “House Hunters International”
Wednesday, February 4, 2026
Wednesday is giving us all the energy. A new ugly house, a fresh beach house hunt, and a new “Neighborhood Watch“ episode all lead into a late-night “House Hunters” stretch. It’s a night for viewers who want something to keep them hooked.
- 8:00pm ET: “Ugliest House in America” (NEW)
- 9:00pm ET: “Cheap A$$ Beach Houses” (NEW)
- 9:30pm ET: “Neighborhood Watch” (NEW)
- 10:00pm ET – 11:30pm ET: “House Hunters”
Thursday, February 5, 2026
Thursday is mostly about comfort viewing, but there’s two new “House Hunters International” episodes tucked in later, giving fans of international property hunts something to look forward to.
- 7:00pm ET – 9:00pm ET: “Home Town”
- 10:00pm ET & 10:30pm ET: “House Hunters International” (NEW)
- 11:00pm ET & 11:30pm ET: “House Hunters International”
Friday, February 6, 2026
Friday leans into feel-good viewing, with “My Lottery Dream Home” front and center, then transitions into a late-night “House Hunters” block to round out the night. Perfect for unwinding after the week.
- 8:00pm ET – 9:30pm ET: “My Lottery Dream Home”
- 10:00pm ET – 11:30pm ET: “House Hunters”
Saturday, February 7, 2026
Saturday is for diehards who just want uninterrupted house hunting. A marathon runs from noon through late evening, with two “Cheap A$$ Beach Houses” episodes closing out primetime.
- 12:00pm ET – 10:30pm ET: “House Hunters” Marathon
- 11:00pm ET & 11:30pm ET: “Cheap A$$ Beach Houses”
Sunday, February 8, 2026
Sunday wraps things up with a long “Home Town” marathon in the afternoon and early evening, then ends primetime with a couple of “Cheap A$$ Beach Houses” episodes. It’s the perfect way to ease into the new week.
- 4:00pm ET – 9:00pm ET: “Home Town” Marathon
- 10:00pm ET – 11:30pm ET: “Cheap A$$ Beach Houses”
Why This Week is Worth Watching
All in all, HGTV’s primetime schedule for February 2–8 hits all the right notes: new episodes for the nights you actually want to watch live, plus reruns and marathons that are perfect for multitasking or casual viewing. Wednesday and Thursday have some of the week’s biggest fresh content, while Saturday and Sunday are all about marathon energy.
No matter what you’re catching up on, laughing at, or just soaking in, HGTV makes it easy to find something to watch every night. And even a rerun can feel new when it’s a good comfort show.
You need to bring some of the shows you discontinued. Some of the designers. Not a fan anymore, I use to watch it all the time.
Home Town and the Farm House shows are the only ones worth watching. NEED LANDSCAPING gardening shows that would so good to see
I hate HOUSE HUNTERS! It is on too much and u cancelled too many good shows. Yes, gardening shows would be great for a change. I have cut back on viewing programs on HGTV. How about more farmhouse facelift?
HGTV has become a rerun channel….. nothing new sad
This use to be one of my favorite channels. Now there is hardly anything worth watching. Reruns, reruns, and more reruns.