The Great Christmas Light Fight
Families from California compete.
Families from California compete.
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Mine shaft filled with holiday spectacles; a blow mold-filled design; an array using 115,000 lights.
A mountainside display; a sloping yard with a 46-foot tree; a display that endured a hurricane.
The first neighbors vs. neighbors episode; a synchronized light show; an 80-foot tree.
A seven-acre drive-through property; a blue-lighted design; a 40-foot wall of lights.
A wireless light show; an interactive gingerbread house; a display featuring giant lollipops.
Families compete for a $50,000 prize by transforming their homes for the holidays.
Raleigh, N.C., Corpus Christi, Texas, North Ridgeville, Ohio, and Sinking Spring, Pa.
Competing displays include a tree with more lights than the one at Rockefeller Center.
Displays include a Magic Kingdom-inspired light show, a high-tech homemade light show and more.
Displays include an emoji celebration, a light show with a float, and a tribute to a lost loved one.
Competing displays include a 250,000 light home, a huge nativity scene, and an express train ride.
Families showcase festive displays, including a laser show and dancing trees that are 45-feet tall.
Families showcase festive displays, including handmade plasma icicles and a 16-foot snow slide.
Carter travels to judge which neighborhood has the most impressive Christmas display.
Eight families transform their homes for the holidays in hopes of winning $50,000.
Families transform their homes; a 22-foot tree made of PVC and aircraft cables.
Families transform their homes in hopes of winning $50,000; a display features 500,000 lights.
A nontraditional Nativity scene includes a laser beam; a holiday midway includes a skating rink.
A Christmas display includes a flame-shooting sleigh; a home is turned into a gingerbread house.
Four families transform their homes for the holidays in hope of winning $50,000.
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