The Real World
Each year, seven strangers in their twenties, from different backgrounds and countries, are chosen to come live together in a major city.
New York City
13 episodes
Premiered May 21, 1992
Los Angeles
22 episodes
Premiered Jun 26, 1993
San Francisco
21 episodes
Premiered Jun 23, 1994
London
24 episodes
Premiered Jun 28, 1995
Miami
22 episodes
Premiered Jul 10, 1996
Boston
24 episodes
Premiered Jul 15, 1997
Seattle
23 episodes
Premiered Jun 16, 1998
Hawaii
24 episodes
Premiered Jun 15, 1999
New Orleans
27 episodes
Premiered Jun 13, 2000
Back to New York
24 episodes
Premiered Jul 3, 2001
Chicago
27 episodes
Premiered Jan 15, 2002
Las Vegas
30 episodes
Premiered Sep 17, 2002
Paris
27 episodes
Premiered Jun 3, 2003
San Diego
28 episodes
Premiered Jan 6, 2004
Philadelphia
28 episodes
Premiered Sep 7, 2004
Austin
26 episodes
Premiered Jun 21, 2005
Key West
26 episodes
Premiered Feb 28, 2006
Denver
29 episodes
Premiered Nov 22, 2006
Sydney
25 episodes
Premiered Aug 8, 2007
Hollywood
14 episodes
Premiered Apr 16, 2008
Brooklyn
14 episodes
Premiered Jan 7, 2009
Cancun
11 episodes
Premiered Jun 24, 2009
Washington D.C.
15 episodes
Premiered Dec 30, 2009
New Orleans
12 episodes
Premiered Jun 30, 2010
Las Vegas
15 episodes
Premiered Mar 9, 2011
San Diego
11 episodes
Premiered Sep 28, 2011
St. Thomas
10 episodes
Premiered Jun 27, 2012
Portland
13 episodes
Premiered Mar 27, 2013
Ex-plosion
0 episodes
Skeletons
13 episodes
Premiered Dec 16, 2014
Go Big or Go Home
12 episodes
Premiered Mar 17, 2016
Seattle: Bad Blood
12 episodes
Premiered Oct 12, 2016
Atlanta
12 episodes
Premiered Jun 13, 2019
Ep 1This is the True Story...
It all begins with small-town country girl Julie and her family in Birmingham. Her family is nervous about the whole thing, but Julie is stoked about spending three months in the big city. The seven strangers arrive at the luxurious loft that they'll call home for the next three months. After introducing themselves, they explore the house and find a Love and Sex book. The sex discussion begins, focusing on innocent Julie and her virginity. At dinner, Kevin, Julie and Heather discuss prejudice and racism. Kevin is impressed with Julie's open attitude, considering where she grew up. In fact, Julie and her innocence and enthusiasm have already charmed everyone in the house.
Ep 2Julie and Eric... Could it be Love?
Hmm...what's going on with Julie and Eric? There is some obvious flirting between the two, but they don't seem to be doing anything about it. After Eric appears in a Jovan Musk commercial that gets him highlighted on television, the whole loft discusses nudity, pornography and whether or not Eric is just selling himself and his good looks to the highest bidder. Heather invites Julie and Eric to visit the studio where she is recording a song for her upcoming album, The System Sucks. It's clear from Heather's hard work and her producer's aggressiveness that the recording business is rough. The sexual tension between Julie and Eric continues as Julie makes her interest more obvious: harassing Eric on the phone, being overtly jealous when Eric talks about his girlfriend Missy, and, as Eric says, showing up in his bed one morning to talk about ""pancakes."" But Eric seems to be into her too--he even shows off for Julie at her hip-hop dance class. Julie is excited by Eric's efforts and his wil
Ep 3Leather Chaps and Sequins? What is Eric...
Julie gets lost on her way to a new dance studio because she can't follow the directions that Eric gives her. While she is getting critiqued on her performance, Eric is getting naked with a female model at a fitness magazine shoot. When Eric and the model, Taryn, get a little hot and heavy during the shoot, the photographer encourages them. After the shoot, Taryn and Eric begin dating. But Eric is confused by the relationship, as their dates only consist of strange things like trying on ""rocker clothes"" (think leather chaps and sequins). Eric doesn't really understand what she sees in him. Andre's band, Reigndance, is practicing for an upcoming show when the cops show up and shut the rehearsal down. The band plans to perform anyway, and at Julie's urging, several of the roommates watch the show. Grateful for their support, Andre dedicates the song ""Redspot"" to his roommies.
Ep 4Trouble Throughout the House
Becky is in the studio recording her song, ""Mr. Sunshine."" It's clear she's looking for some action, as she cuddles with friend/producer Adam. Becky later dresses up for a party at the Limelight by putting Dixie cups in her bra. Heather is unnerved by Becky's overt sexual behavior, especially as Becky gets more out of control as the party rages on. A house meeting is called after Heather and Becky wake up Kevin by jumping in his bed after the party. Tension runs high as the roommates gang up on Eric and his visiting sister. Eric feels like nobody gives him a fair shot. Heather suggests he either live with it or go to a hotel. After the meeting, Kevin writes Eric a long letter about their relationship and the current conflicts. The roomies pass around and discuss the letter. Eric gets angrier about the letter as he waits for Kevin to return home. When Kevin does arrive, Eric verbally attacks him for being so passive-aggressive.
Ep 5Kevin and Eric Mend Their Relationship
Kevin and Eric go outside to discuss their issues. The argument dies down as the two talk about stereotypes and their inherent differences. They shake hands. Kevin takes Morris, a teenage boy he is mentoring, to dinner and an art exhibit and talks to Morris about having a commitment to help others. Eric is also doing some community service as a probation requirement: He works in a basketball program for troubled kids. But he's got other things on his mind as he anxiously awaits Missy's arrival at the loft. Kevin and Eric become closer as they discuss Missy and Eric's relationship with her. Eric then cements the deal when he invites Kevin to a Knicks game, where the two meet Isaiah Thomas. Kevin gets a chance to peek into Eric's private life as he watches him interact with his dad, an NBA referee.
Ep 6Kevin... Come Back!
Julie and Kevin's brother/sister dynamic continues as they discuss sex, expectations and fantasies. The roommates, however, are a little bit miffed that Kevin is spending increasingly more time away from the loft, so they decide to play a little prank on him. They toss a bunch of personas in a hat and take on the characters, hoping to fool Kevin into thinking that things have changed while he has been away. Everyone gets into the game, especially Julie, who announces, ""I get to be a whore!"" Kevin returns to the loft, and overwhelmed by what he sees, rushes out of the house. His frightened roomies wonder if he's coming back.
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