House of Villains Season 2 cast is unveiled including Real Housewives of New Jersey star Teresa Giudice and first Survivor winner Richard Hatch

E! has unveiled the new cast for Season 2 of their hit reality competition series House of Villains, with Real Housewives of New Jersey star Teresa Giudice leading the cast.

The cable network has released the first trailer for Season 2, which will air sometime this fall on E! – just three months after Tanisha Thomas won Season 1.

This season, Giudice is joined by original Survivor winner Richard Hatch, along with Wes Bergmann (The Challenge), Jessie Godderz (big brother), Victoria Larson (the bachelor), Larissa Lima (90 Day Fiancé), Kandy Muse (RuPaul’s Drag Race), Camilla Poindexter (Bad Girls Club), Tiffany “New York” Pollard (“Flavor of Love) and Safaree (Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta).

They all compete for the $200,000 cash prize and the title of ‘America’s Ultimate Supervillain’.

Pollard is the only contestant from Season 1 to return, after finishing in 9th place behind only Vanderpump Rules star Jax Taylor.

The first season also featured Anfisa Arkhipchenko, Johnny Bananas, Shake Chatterjee, Jonny Fairplay, Bobby Lytes, Corinne Olympios and Omarosa.

Joel McHale also returns as host, who is prominently featured in the first trailer for the new series.

The host is seen ‘auditioning’ the cast and telling them to ‘introduce yourself and tell me why I should care.’

Giudice was first as she read one of her iconic lines from RHONJ — “Prostitution whore, engaged,” before looking back at the script.

Next up is Godderz from Big Brother in a sleeveless vest, saying one of his own lines: “You know what you’ve done!” with his shirt off.

Safari from Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta reads, “I’m just trying to eat my dinner and watch the show,” though he looks up at McHale and says, “I said that, right?” Which he confirms.

Larson from The Bachelor is next to say, “Look at me, why not put me in the house with the jacuzzi?”

McHale jokes, “Trust me, if the cast hadn’t already leaked, there’s no way you could get to this house.”

Kandy Muse is next and she’s in a makeshift VIP area, though she’s not happy about it and says, “Girl, really?”

Wes Bergmann, one of the self-proclaimed “greatest challengers of all time,” recreates a scene where he throws someone under a bus.

Survivor’s Richard Hatch introduces himself as McHale says he didn’t recognize him with his clothes on – as he then strips naked.

90 Day Fiance’s Larissa Lima flushes a ring down the toilet as McHale says she’s his favorite and he’s going to let her win.

A number of participants try to spit out Tiffany Pollard’s classic line, “You sabertoothed hammerhead bastard,” until she corrects them.

Pollard adds, “Haters, I know, I know, y’all so upset that I’m back for another season,” as the contestants take turns punching a mannequin.

The trailer ends with several cast members miming iconic lines as McHale eagerly watches and asks for more.

The final shot shows Giudice with a dining table in front of her as she asks Joel if he really expects her to turn the table over… but when he says he’ll give her five dollars, she immediately does so as the trailer appears. an ending with McHale saying, “This is your fault, America.”