World of Jenks

Jenks lives with previously convicted rapper, Maino, and experiences the life of a hip hop artist on the rise.

While living with Chad, a 20-year-old with autism, Jenks experiences not only the challenges of this condition, but discovers a smart, hilarious, and heroic young man.

Jenks spends an eye-opening week on the streets of San Francisco with Danielle, a homeless young adult, who feels that this life is better than the one she left behind.

Jenks moves in with Anthony, a mixed martial arts fighter with a tragic family past, as he prepares for the battle that could either make or end his career in the WEC.

Exposing a never before seen side of Miami, Jenks documents Brogan, a 23-year-old animal rescuer who puts her life at risk to expose illegal horse slaughter activity.

Jenks follows Nick, a champion poker player as he travels to London, New York City, and to Las Vegas for the Word Series of poker - only to learn that his life has much higher stakes than million-dollar card hands.

While out on tour with Sierra from rock band VersaEmerge, Jenks learns that life on the road can be a dream come true, but it doesn't come without a price.

Jenks hits the California coastline to live with surfer, Anastasia, as she prepares for the US Open. An outsider on the pro-circuit, Jenks learns that there is more to Anastasia than her bad-girl reputation.

Jenks moves in with Jessi, an NFL cheerleader who recently moved to Nashville after walking away from a flourishing dance career in Los Angeles to pursue a more righteous lifestyle.

Jenks travels to LA, Miami, and New York with British sensation, VV Brown, as she attempts to break into the highly competitive U.S. music scene with her unique brand of pop.

During a week in the Big Apple, Jenks moves in with rising comedy talent, Dan St. Germain, as he prepares for the biggest and most important stand-up show of his career.

In this one-hour season finale, Jenks heads to Abeline, Texas and lives with high school football star, Herschel, as he prepares not only for his senior season, but also the release of his mother from prison.