SCOTTY: Previously, we kicked off Kids' Bedroom Week,
so we brought in the infantry.
So you need teddies. Teddies.
A desk.
Over here? BOTH: Yep.
Kristy and Brett were forced into a truce with Eliza and Liberty.
Come on now, listen. Shake hands.
The vibe with Kristy and Brett from the get-go
was incredibly awkward and uncomfortable.
I'm not going to lie. I've been fired up.
If I'd seen this Eliza eight weeks ago,
we'd probably be best friends. Um...
How awful that she's seen the worst side of me
and she resonated with it.
It's kind of grim.
But there was no forcing Kristy to engage with Leah.
I literally bring a cake out for Ash,
and they just walked out.
Oh, so now I don't have to talk to that (BLEEP) ever again, right?
Tonight, the kids' bedrooms are taking shape.
Hello. BOTH: Hi.
Shelley and I check in with our Blockheads.
Oh, hello. There's my hero.
Brickman from 'Lego Masters' made this for us.
How much does that cost, to get the actual Brickman
to build you a cheetah?
Don't tell me you're being cheaters, are you?
House 1's Wall Gate saga continues.
I know this sounds crazy because we just took the wall down,
but, little half wall.
And there's a mini competition...
Cook me up a magnificent meal. You have 30 minutes to do it.
..with a big reward.
Half an hour work for 15 grand.
I've never been more stressed in my life.
I'm feeling a little bit like I don't know what the hell I'm doing.
Everyone did seem panicked.
My winner tonight...is...
It's a chilly Friday morning on The Block.
Everyone is starting to warm up for the day.
('HEARTS A MESS' BY GOTYE PLAYS)
We've been on The Block for nine weeks now,
and our teams can see the end in sight.
Um... Yes and no.
You want to see your kids? Yeah.
That's probably just the main thing.
You obviously, you start... You start out, like, full of beans,
and you've got all these great ideas,
and I guess there is an element of it to the end.
You kind of get fatigued and you go, like,
"Let's just finish it and make it work."
Even if you weren't winning, I think it'd feel less draining
and that motivation would be maintained when you go,
"Oh, we didn't win, but oh, my god, we got nines or we...
"It was great and it was so close," sort of thing.
Just becomes a bit...
I don't know what the word is.
Kyle and Leslie started off on a high,
winning week one for their bathroom.
Kyle and Leslie!
(APPLAUSE)
We won.
West is best.
And every week, the judges praise their aesthetic.
MAN: Look at the roof.
The quality of that is insane.
Beautiful plastering. And those curves - so sexy.
MAN: Aesthetically, styling-wise, they're very good.
But the judges have been disappointed
with the functionality of their spaces.
This space here was a massive opportunity
to create that jewellery and watch section and make-up area.
It looks luxurious, but it doesn't work.
Spatial planning is their weakness.
The worst of which was their living and dining space.
I mean, just standing in here at the moment,
I feel quite crowded in.
I mean, I've got this overwhelming urge to push this wall away
and create a huge open-plan space.
This could actually lose them the auction.
So, two weeks ago,
they made the space bigger by removing the wall.
But today, Leslie is contemplating the unthinkable -
putting a wall back up.
I know this sounds crazy because we just took the wall down.
But what about...
a little half wall?
To separate the lounge... Just to separate it.
Curves down here, right in line there with the stairs.
Fireplace and TV on the wall here.
It's Wall Gate of House 1.
Like, we took a wall down,
and to say that we're thinking of putting a wall in...
(RETCHES, LAUGHS)
Because theoretically, if you're going to put a sofa here
and a console, you're doing the exact same thing.
You're still separating that area,
but now you're just doing it with a wall.
Obviously, the wall is not going to obstruct your vision
and it's going to still make the space feel open,
but it's probably going to give us more flexibility
in terms of furniture locations.
Kyle and Leslie want to place lounges along the wall
and along the window
and keep the dining table where it is,
hence their idea for a nib wall.
The fireplace is going to sit this high.
TV... No, they'd be side by side.
Yeah. Yeah.
There's no dramas with that. That fireplace is about that long.
Then you're going to have a TV that's sitting out here.
Yeah, but the TV would be cut.
You'd get a TV for the size of what we built.
The TV would probably sit quite low-lying, I guess.
But, I mean, yeah,
I think it's a better alternative than what we've got so far.
It'll be a little bit lower than that, huh?
Yeah. Hold on. Have a seat.
What are you thinking height-wise? Height-wise, it looks really good.
Look how much space that is.
If we're... Robert's sitting on the end of that sofa there.
I'm sitting over here. It's nice.
Dining table still stays there. It's nice, and it still feels open.
I think that if we've taken a wall out
and been judged on closing the space in,
um, putting another wall back in
is potentially going to compromise that.
I want to really think about this one before we go crazy on it.
At the at the end of the day, it's your design.
Yeah, but it has to work in terms of, like, functionality,
because that's been the problem. That's one of the big things.
It's your design.
House 1 will forever be the saga with the wall.
Lost one to gain another.
Could be controversial, who knows?
# These are the facts of life (The facts of life... #
SCOTTY: As our teams focus on their rooms inside,
progress continues on their homes on the outside.
With just three weeks to go,
work on the facades of the houses is underway.
Exterior brick walls are being built.
Colorbond cladding and timber cladding
going on the modern first-floor extensions.
Good morning. Good morning.
Looks like you're ready to wrap up a couple of weeks early.
No, look, I just was admiring the, you know,
the facades that are going on. Yes.
What a difference a week makes.
Have a look at this.
Well, there was no glass in any of these windows.
And now you've got battening going on.
The facades are almost done.
You'll be out of here in no time. No, no, no, no, no.
The kids' rooms, they're not really there yet.
It's like gyprock. So there's not a lot for us to see.
But outside... Right. But out here... OK.
Like, these are starting to look like the renderings
that we showed them on day one.
Yeah, that was crazy, wasn't it? Those big boards up there.
And that's what they chose their houses off, wasn't it?
So a lot of the selections they've made inside
were due to what the exteriors were going to look like.
Yes. And now here they are.
And I just absolutely love them.
We are charming Charming Street. Charming Street.
It looks incredible. Yeah.
House 3's dark, charred timber cladding
is a unique product
and it's a personal favourite of Block architect Julian Brenchley,
which Brett found out when he visited the Mitre 10 design studio.
OK, so this is what we're proposing to use
on the external cladding of your house.
So it's the charred timber. Shou Sugi Ban.
We char the outside of it, it creates a layer on the outside.
It's waterproof, it's fireproof,
it's vermin-proof, it's bug-proof.
It's got a lot going for it.
A lot to take in there about what this timber can do.
To me, it looks like it's already burnt and I would think it's done,
but there's a lot more to it.
Facade's going to have a bit of movement.
Right? With the boards.
It's going to appear like this floating magical black box.
And here's the best thing about it.
Don't tell anyone, but you don't have to paint it.
Our teams are working in the upstairs extensions this week.
And Kristy and Brett's kids' bedrooms are both upstairs
behind that beautiful facade.
The younger kid's bedroom is in the middle
and the teenage girl's room is at the front,
which is where we're meeting Kristy and Brett.
Hello. How are you?
OK. I love it. Yes. Yes.
Shell and I arrived out the front here,
looking up at these windows,
and your cladding is going on on the outside.
So exciting. How good does it look?
And the curve next door at the front's going on.
Really started to take shape
and really starting to look like the renderings
that we showed you on those photos that you picked the houses from.
Yeah. And again, count yourselves lucky,
because in past seasons,
they've spent the whole last couple of weeks
painting the exteriors of their homes,
which, it's cold and your fingers are going numb and you're tired...
To see this amazing cladding going on all the houses...
It looks incredible. Amazing. Yeah.
So, dude, give me the child profile that will be living in this space.
Kristy and Brett are creating a teenager's retreat this week,
with an elegant four-poster bed,
colourful seating area and floral wallpaper.
This room will actually have this Grafico...
Oh, wow!
..on that wall and wrap around the ceiling.
Onto the ceiling? Got a big wow factor.
All the way across? Yeah.
You're just sick of painting, you two.
(LAUGHTER)
Well, that's quite mature.
So that's more of a... It's focused at a teen.
Yeah. Yep.
You know, trying to do two different age brackets.
Yes. Mmm.
Kristy and Brett are catering for a much younger child
in their second kids' bedroom.
It will have jungle wallpaper on the wardrobe
an A-frame bed that's close to the floor,
and a colouring-in wall within a seated nook.
We've actually got a little... Where's Wally for you guys...
..Where's Wally for you guys,
where you guys have to find yourselves.
Oh, my god.
Oh, is this one of those colour-in ones?
Yes. Oh, I love it.
Oh, hang on. Is that Keith and Dan there?
Yeah, Keith and Dan there. There's me there.
There's you. As a brunette. Oh, I like it.
I can see me. Yeah.
In the middle. That's so cool!
And then you've got all the judges right in there.
I notice you've made Marty Fox quite ugly.
(LAUGHTER)
I did suggest... Not on purpose. Not on purpose.
That's cute. So that's going in the archway there?
Yeah. So it's fully colouring-in.
So the kids can colour in the whole wall.
And then you rub it out? Yes! Correct.
What do you mean? Oh, like a whiteboard.
Yeah. Yeah. Ah!
They like the idea of the colouring-in station
that we have going on
in the room we're targeting at a three-year-old.
And then they could see some of the bold things we're doing as well
with the Grafico on the ceiling.
So I don't know if they loved it or not.
Whichever lucky kid gets this room...
My god, they're going to have a great life.
It's going to be worth fighting for, that's for sure.
It's up to you to stuff it up. Yeah.
This has got three tens written all over it.
If you don't get tens, it's your fault.
Yes. All I'm saying!
Thanks, Scotty. It's there for the taking.
They're both huge rooms,
but we're really sending it this week, and I think they...
I think we'll be appreciated to show that we're not playing it safe.
(FUNKY MUSIC)
(VEHICLE BEEPING)
Our teams are making headway,
painting their rooms...
building furniture...
Coming together!
..and bringing in their styling pieces.
Shelley and I are popping in to House 2
to see how they're tackling the two kids' bedrooms this week.
Their kids' bedrooms are located on the first floor
at the back of the house,
and have curved corners that mirror the exterior design.
Hello. Curves.
ASH: Scotty, how are you? Shell? SHELLEY: Ooh!
Oh, hello. There's my hero for this week.
That's beautiful. Yeah, it looks good.
What's your plan? You've got kids, so this should be, like,
your dream week, right? Yeah.
We've had a lot of fun with this week.
We've made this room with our little girl in mind.
She's almost five.
Leah and Ash are planning to deliver a fun girl's bedroom
that will showcase a single-size daybed
with a trundle for extra sleep space,
and a performing corner,
complete with entertainer's curtain and stage lighting.
So we've got a curtain running in the ceiling
that runs out and back through that way.
Like a little dressing room. Like a little stage.
Well, our daughter would be like, "I want to do a show!"
And then you can sort of come in and you can actually have a sit.
And then she would dance and do her little...
And then we've got, yeah, all this, all this colour
hidden inside the... So it's sort of a round stage here.
Yes. With the curtain coming around.
OK. I love the idea for a five-year-old.
How are we future-proofing this for when she's 15?
I mean, the easiest thing is to just take the curtain track.
Take it down. It'll be five screws, pat.
Rooms grow with children. It's just a way of life.
I mean, we've redesigned our own kids' rooms multiple times,
and I think home owners would be...
Yeah. Expecting to do the same.
OK. So if she's getting this fabulous room,
what's old mate getting next door?
They're continuing their bold colour choices
into their boy's bedroom,
with an aqua bed complete with bright cushions and doona,
fun artwork,
and an eye-catching rock-climbing wall.
The little boy's room has a curved wall like this,
and we've got Grafico wallpaper going...
basically the entire one. Wow.
And then in here, Scotty...
rock-climbing wall.
Ooh, yeah. Ooh, yeah. On the curve.
Yeah. Love that. That's unreal.
Imagine if we had that when we were kids.
So you got little dancing queen, and you got little climbing hero.
Well, that sounds beautiful.
We need to buckle down, nail these kids' bedrooms
and take out all the wins for this week.
It was like we were on top of it.
Like we had a bit of spare time, but now we don't.
It's always like that here. Yeah.
Around the corner at House 4,
Steph and Gian's kids' bedrooms are located at the back of the house
in the first-floor extension
and they'll eventually be joined
with a yet-to-be-built Jack & Jill bathroom.
Might be some sort of connection... Hello.
(ALL GREETING)
We've got a swing chair. An egg chair!
As well as their hero egg chair,
Steph is stretching her colour palette
with soft, earthy tones in the bedding and furnishings.
This is beautiful.
I love this matte oak. This is lovely.
Do you? Yeah, I do.
Big rooms, aren't they? They're great sizes.
They are. Look at the outlook, too,
with that tree. I know.
It's stunning. Oh, that's beautiful.
It seems like only yesterday that you built that hotel room
for a dirty weekend. BOTH: I know.
As a kids' bedroom. BOTH: I know.
So, are you building another dirty weekend hotel room?
Scotty knows that from our challenge,
we obviously didn't get the kids' room right.
So I think he was just really making sure that
we're going to be on brief this week,
which I think we reassured him we would be.
We're honestly amazed ourselves that things are coming together.
Have you got a Jack & Jill? Yep.
Jack & Jill. So the cavity sliders going in
from both bedrooms into the bathroom.
And you can lock them? Yes.
Good. (LAUGHS)
They like the idea of the Jack & Jill entry to the bathroom.
So, yeah, it's always kind of a little bit reassuring
hearing them say, "Yeah, that makes sense. I like it."
Because we had some professional consultants
come in during the week. Some actual kids.
I heard, Max and Charlie were here?
Yeah, Max and Charlie. Oh!
So you need teddies. OK.
Kids like... (GIGGLES)
They have to have colour in their room.
Yes. To make it vibrant.
And you know what we don't want in the bedroom?
Tell me. Beige.
They told us key items to put in each of the rooms
for the different age group.
So for the older one, they said they really wanted,
like, a HomePod like Alexa that they can talk to.
They want, like, Polaroid,
a pin board so they can put their Polaroids on.
And then the other one is all about plush toys, storage,
Play-Doh, small little tables and chairs.
The inspiration for Steph and Giann's second kids' bedroom
is young twin boys.
They'll be continuing their earthy tones from the first kids' bedroom
and will feature twin single beds and a playing area for activities.
So you're feeling confident? Yeah, like, I'm feeling confident.
But I also feel scared because I'm like,
"What if... I don't want to get it wrong."
And the good thing is, though, we're doing as much as we can
to put ourselves in a position where the room is finished tonight.
That room's already painted
and I'm going to be spending a lot of time styling it.
We want people to walk in and say, "This is a kid's room.
"It's been loved." So yeah, we're working...
That's the brief. You're right. Yep, yep, yep.
Well, I hope it's a great week for you.
Thank you. Yeah, I hope so, too.
You know what you should do,
is just build a couple of rooms
the same as your rooms when you met.
When you were kids. (LAUGHS)
Like, you know, the day you met.
Just build that room.
One for Gian, one for Steph. (LAUGHTER)
That's pretty much what we're doing. (LAUGHTER)
Shell, you know they've been together since they were ten?
Ten now? No, not ten!
Next week it'll be nine. Nah, nah. Ten years old!
See you, guys. Thanks, guys.
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('DON'T STOP' BY FLEETWOOD MAC PLAYS)
With less than three days until Kids' Bedroom Reveal,
deliveries are arriving...
Macaroni and cheese.
Oh, macaroni and cheese.
That one is my favorite.
..carpets are being laid...
and a lot of wallpaper going up.
Wow, that's fun. Wow.
In the midst of all that, Leah's found some rewards.
Do you know how we're trying to save money
because we've got none? Yeah?
Well, I just went into the CommBank app
and went into rewards, and there's a Block Shop,
and I can get all of these, like, cashback rewards.
We get heaps. Look at all these rewards!
I can now buy that revolving bookshelf.
That is a good bookshelf. And we can put toys on it,
not just books. Yeah.
Isn't that great?
Now Shell and I are dropping in to House 1
to see how Kyle and Leslie are progressing.
Wow. BOTH: Hello.
Good morning. Good morning!
You should take that home! (LAUGHS)
And put it in your lounge room for your guests to see you.
On the plane. Under your arm. That's the go.
"Sorry. We've been on The Block. That's why we have this."
God, what are you doing down here
when you've got bedrooms to do upstairs?
Um, we were discussing what to do with our living space.
I have heard a rumour... OK.
..that you're considering putting a nib wall here.
Are you out of your minds? Well, this is...
Cost a fortune to put this beam in. And now!
This is your nib wall here? Yes.
No way. No. No!
Open-plan living.
I think it still keeps it open. I know that, you know,
it cost a lot to have the wall taken out altogether, but, yeah,
I think it's still keeping it fairly open and usable.
The nib would come around with a curve,
so we still kept that walkway open. No. No.
Nup.
You can't. You've got this return here coming in,
so you're already blocked, blocking,
you've already created a hallway and then you want to create
an even longer hallway before you turn up your stairs.
It's the whole point of taking the wall out.
So the sofa would be... A sofa would sit here.
Right? One sofa here?
Yeah. Big coffee table.
You can still converse with the kitchen...
Where's the telly? Next to the fireplace.
So your fireplace and your telly are going on here.
Yeah. That won't fit.
Like, your telly... It'll have to come up to here.
No, well... We'll shrink it. This big?
Above all, have you got the money to do it?
Have you got the time to do it? Good call, Shell.
Well, you know, we haven't, you know,
really exceeded with room wins or challenge wins.
So we don't... We're not flush with cash.
So now you're talking about redoing...
what is probably one of the more expensive rooms in the house.
I think we just need to commit to an idea, get it done.
I mean, you've still got to fill all this in.
Yeah. Correct.
And your budget's not fantastic.
But let's go upstairs and see if you're going to get three tens.
Then we can muck around with fireplaces.
Yeah. Perfect.
OK, let's go upstairs. Sounds good.
So we're finally heading upstairs to check out the kids' bedrooms,
which are located side by side at the top of the stairs.
For one of the kids' bedrooms,
Kyle and Leslie are incorporating subtle floral wallpaper
on opposing walls,
which will be offset
with a green wardrobe with their signature curves,
Laminex panelling and styling pieces.
Their other kids' bedroom is taking inspiration
from their own kids' oversized basketball shoe wallpaper,
mini basketball hoop above the door and a TV with console games,
which is the room we're going to look at now.
Generous size for a kids' room. Massive, yeah.
Great. Yeah. Yeah.
Laminex wall. Love it. Yes. Yep.
That's such a fantastic profile. Yeah. Wardrobe's gone in.
Is the room on the other side the same?
Yes. So we've mirrored the two,
because the ceiling obviously went up, so.
The raked ceiling is fantastic. Yeah.
Hey, you guys are in a bit of a box seat this week,
because you do have kids of the age.
So how are you going to win this week?
What are you doing to wow the judges?
Yeah. So we just spoke to the boys and they were like,
"Storage, gaming," you know, all those wonderful things.
So this room's going to be a bit, you know, for them.
And I've got a lot of Good Guys dollars left,
because we've got the vouchers, 25k worth of vouchers.
So, everything in here is on either your Block Bucks,
your sponsor dollars, you've got it all sorted.
Yeah, 'cause you wouldn't have spent much in here, would you? Plaster.
No. And we, our builders haven't been here a lot this week.
We've really cut back. Had no one here.
You put your plastering up and that's it, really.
And then the chippies do this. Correct. Yeah.
Three tens. Yeah. I'd love it.
Hopefully I can use my gnome.
What? Hopefully I can use my gnome!
Oh, you've got the gnome! I know.
Forgotten about the bloody gnome! I don't want to take... I know!
Three weeks ago at the Ford Racing challenge,
Kyle and Leslie had the fastest time...
OK, just slow down now.
..and won the gnome.
Zero one. Oh! (CHEERS)
House 1 take home the biscuits. Congratulations.
(APPLAUSE)
Since their win, they haven't even come second
to be able to play their gnome. (GNOME GIGGLES)
We're not meaning to save it.
We're just... Not getting close.
Just hasn't quite been the opportunity to play it.
You know what? You guys have played the game really well.
I really, really do believe that.
You've worked hard, stayed out of the goss, and we love you.
You could talk a bit more! (LAUGHTER)
I've got to say! And you've just got to fix up
that disaster of a living space downstairs.
Oh, my god. You labelled it a disaster.
It is a disaster. Somebody had to say it.
Well, if you win this week... Yes.
..you can do something about that down there.
Yeah, obviously, the potential to do it, um,
might be based on how judging goes this week.
And if, you know, if you're talking about
maybe getting a getting a ten or winning,
then those options become a bit more realistic, I think.
(UPBEAT MUSIC)
All of our teams have been busy today,
so Leslie is treating herself to an icy refreshment.
An iced latte with almond milk. Thank you.
While Leslie lines up outside,
Dan cuts the queue inside.
Hi! Just been on the MyMacca's app
and I've realised I've got a heap of points here.
Can I get my free McFlurry, please? Course you can.
Awesome. Thank you.
Hello! Iced latte?
Yes, amazing. Thanks so much. Have a lovely day.
Oh, thank you. Have a good day.
Back at The Block,
Anton from Beacon has arrived at House 2
with their secret weapon.
Loving this. This is going to be great.
These are going to be the smart lights.
So to change the colour of the light and sort of be in charge
of your own little performances
and play some music and that sort of thing.
They can have a bit of fun with that.
Yeah. Hey, Google. Start the party.
Yep. You can set keywords for it, for, like, "start a party"
that would maybe turn the lights to rainbow colours and flashing,
and then also play a certain song.
So you can set it all up nice like that as well.
Yeah. Man, if I had that room when I was a kid, I'd be stoked.
Now, Shelley and I are dropping in
to see what the girls are up to in House 5.
Their kids' bedrooms are upstairs,
side by side at the back of the house,
and we find the girls in their second kids' bedroom.
Up there? Hello, ladies.
Hello, Scotty!
Hey, girls. Hello, Shelley! How are you?
Had a little do-over? Oh, I literally just washed my hair.
Oh, did you? Well, looking cute.
Eliza and Liberty are hoping to deliver
age- and gender-neutral kids' bedrooms this week.
I poked my head in next door, and you've got that study nook.
It's a little, like, cubby house. Reading nook.
'Cause it's for the younger kid. It's going to be a little nook
with cushions and... Oh, OK.
That bedroom I poked my head into will have a younger vibe,
fun wallpaper on the wardrobe doors,
cubby house reading nook
and a bed with built-in storage and pull-out trundle.
We're aiming for young, professional families,
but in the instance that someone purchases our home
that's got teenagers or young adults,
we want to be able to provision for putting a queen bed in,
a TV potentially.
So we're thinking more end-game.
So, when you say you're provisioning for bigger beds,
what size beds are you putting in here to start?
So in here is our sort of slightly older kid's room,
so sort of 8 to 12. So we've got a double bed in here.
But they're both provisioned for queen beds.
The girls are producing an older-style kids' bedroom
that will be incorporating a jungle-style wallpaper,
green and neutral tones, complete with a study nook
that will be displaying an eye-catching feature.
Oh, that's cute. Ooh...
Be careful. Is it glued together? Who made this for you?
Brickman from 'Lego Masters' made this for us.
How is that going to stay up there?
And we thought it was cool... How did you get Brickman to do that?
Secret contacts.
I've met Brickman through my work as a personal assistant,
so I just hit him up, stalked him,
messaged people that knew him, and said,
"Please, sir, may I have a cheetah/leopard?"
And he came to the party like an absolute hero.
(SQUEALS) Brickman.
Put the last bits on for you. That is ah-mazing.
Eliza the cheetah. Here she is.
Oh, my god. This is the best. How long did she take?
Couple of days' worth of work. Oh, god. That is amazing.
You better win this challenge. Thank you so much. I know.
One of the things that Kristy and Brett
have been accusing you guys of...
Oh, this will be fun.
..spreading the rumour that you guys are working for us
and you're Channel Nine plants! We've heard this.
And then you go and get Brickman.
I can 100% categorically tell you
that we are not plants by Channel Nine.
I'm open to being hired by Channel Nine...
Same! ..to be a plant on a future series.
How much does that cost, to get the actual Brickman
to build you a cheetah? Yes.
Don't tell me you're being cheaters, are you?
No. We've covered our bases on that, 'cause we knew it could come up.
So it's a money-can't-buy scenario.
But we are covering costs of the Lego.
And his hourly rate.
Well, but there is no hourly rate because we can't...
(GASPS)
Have you got an invoice from him? I've sent him an invoice,
because he was like, "I don't want to accept any money."
I said, "We absolutely have to pay you for it."
So I was like, "I've done the invoice for you."
So, send that over and then we'll have a look at it.
And maybe, look, if you pay 500 bucks and we'll work it out.
OK, cool. But honestly,
if there's going to be some big scandal,
we're happy not to display it. Yep.
After having discussions with Scotty and Shell
and thinking about it and doing a bit of googling,
we've come to the price of $250,
therefore the value being $500.
Um, so you're happy with 250?
Brickman won't be happy with taking that kind of payment,
but he can do with it what he wants.
Um, so yeah, that's a value of 500, right?
So surely you don't...
Usually you're not paying more than that
for, like, buying bits of Lego. No?
Another piece de resistance.
Lovely Novalie, who we met the other day...
Oh, yeah, yeah! Yes!
Who's been in and out of hospital. ..has made a little book for us
that we're really excited to put in the room.
And she's left a little note for whoever, for the judges,
just to give a little explanation. OK.
During the week, we met a lovely young girl called Novalie,
who is suffering from leukemia.
So, her and her family came down to The Block because she's a huge fan.
And we found out that she's a magnificent drawer
and she actually draws cards and stickers
and all this unbelievably creative, beautiful stuff
to then sell and raise money for kids with cancer,
which is just unbelievable,
like, and we just really connected with her.
So we thought, what better to do for our kids' room
than get her to draw us a picture that we can display in our room.
We're just in love with it and we feel like it's going to be,
like, the little hero piece for our room.
So we feel great about having that in our room.
That's our little special... Yeah.
Check it out on Instagram.
She makes wrapping paper, she does cards.
She's a fantastic little entrepreneur
who's been having a really, really rough time.
And all the money goes to kids' cancer charities.
That's right. She's amazing.
I think that's probably the most treasured thing
that we will take away from The Block.
Um, do these girls...
Do you cook? BOTH: Yeah.
Oh, you do? Yeah.
What's your favorite dish? I love a slow-cooked beef pie.
Beef and burgundy pie. Oh, yeah, nice.
Can you do that on, like, a Weber Q by chance?
Mmm... I reckon you could.
Put it on a low heat and sit there and slow cook it.
Old mate's giving away more cash tonight.
$15,000 for the best meal cooked on a Weber Q this evening.
For me. (LAUGHS)
You cook me a meal that I love more than the others,
I'll give you 15 grand. That is massive.
That's bigger than a normal room!
I know. Yeah.
That's right. $15,000 is a massive prize.
I'm giving all The Blockheads a Weber Q Plus Premium
and the chance to win that cash by cooking me a meal tonight.
Yeah, it's a lot of cash for one meal.
Talk about pressure.
And you won that last time. We did!
A lot of pressure on him.
A lot of pressure...only on him.
Because I don't cook and he does.
I've told everyone, no chilli.
OK, yeah. That's fine. Yep.
I'm hoping that someone decides to cook him a spicy...
Maybe we should just walk around with a bit of cayenne pepper
and just sprinkle it on everyone's. I think that's a great idea.
I'm getting very desperate at this point in the competition.
('OH YEAH' BY YELLO PLAYS)
('HARD TO HANDLE' BY OTIS REDDING PLAYS)
WOMAN: Picasso's got nothing on you, hun.
SCOTTY: It's Friday afternoon of Kids' Bedroom Week.
So we've got a cooking challenge on our Weber Qs,
and we have to cook Scotty a meal.
Best meal wins $15,000, as judged by him.
So, head off to Aldi, get some supplies.
All the teams are heading to the shops to get their ingredients
for tonight's barbecue mini challenge.
I hope they choose wisely.
So, we are doing some lamb cutlets with some mint yoghurt,
like, a pumpkin slice, chargrilled.
Then we're chargrilling some corn.
It's simple, but delicious.
Where's the bloody fruit and veg?
King prawn tortillas.
And I'll be serving it today with...
Oh, that reminds me.
A Corona.
Hi, Kyle. Hey, how are you?
Are you the cooker? No, I'm the shopper.
Oh, you're the shopper? No, I dunno what anyone's cooking.
I'm going to do lamb cutlets. And a Greek salad.
Brett loves to cook,
and he did really well with that steak the first time.
Like, that ten-grand steak. How could you forget?
Winner.
(APPLAUSE AND CHEERING)
Yeah. If there's one person I would love to beat, it's Brett.
So, how's Brett going to up the ante this time?
Decided to go with lamb cutlets after stalking his Instagram page.
So, made my way down to South Melbourne Market
and stumbled across Ralph's,
unknowing that this was actually Scott's butcher.
Or was it unknowing? Mmm?
So, he found my favourite butcher in Melbourne.
Seems like it's getting seriously competitive in this cook-off.
So dinner tonight will have three serves of lamb cutlets, one taco...
But what will be fifth on the menu?
Well, well, well.
It appears Steph and Gian are also being strategic,
because Steph's visiting
one of my favourite eateries in Melbourne,
Rubira's.
We thought to ourselves,
"15 grand. We should take this seriously."
What if we try and recreate his favourite meal
from his favourite restaurant?
So, I have to cook on a barbecue.
Can this stuff be cooked on a barbecue with a lid?
Yes. Yes. Great.
Correct. So, we want to do with scallops first?
Um... Yep. Whichever one you want to teach me.
MAN: One, two.
They were teaching me the specific way to cook this seafood.
That smells amazing. Wow.
Scallops and Moreton Bay bugs.
To make sure that I'm taking it off when it's perfect.
Because I'm going to have a lid,
are you saying it's going to cook quicker than four minutes?
Four to five minutes with the lid? Yeah.
It was great experience.
Thanks so much. I appreciate it. See you later!
Thank you. I appreciate it. Thank you.
Welcome, ladies and gentlemen... MAN: Thank you.
..to the cooking challenge. (LAUGHS)
Your barbies are all on and heated up.
You should be cooking with gas now. Oh, yeah, we are.
You've got to cook me up a magnificent meal.
You have 30 minutes to do it.
$15,000 for cooking me a feed.
Your time starts now.
OK. Cue that cooking show music.
Alright. What are you going? Grab the tongs.
LESLIE: I'm putting a timer on.
I'll grate some cheese.
Scotty. Can we do it in courses?
Just for you. (TENSE MUSIC)
No. One main meal. (LAUGHTER)
OK!
You put them like this, babe. You need olive oil.
Olive oil on these. I've put...
Steph and Gian are hoping to plate up a showstopper tonight -
Moreton Bay bugs and scallops
served with a rocket salad and crusty bread.
Salt and pepper, yeah? I did already.
Can you believe other mobs
make a whole one-hour show out of this nonsense?
(LAUGHTER)
Well, you guys are doing this and building a house!
I know, right?
Yeah. This is just a muck-around for us.
You got a lot of fancy stuff there. Yep.
Yes. Welcome to the Sizzle Sisters cooking show.
I love cooking. I mean, my strength is more slow cooking,
but I'll do what I have to do and adapt to the barbecue.
(DRUM BEAT)
Do what I have to do to adapt to the Weber Q.
(DRUM BEAT)
Do what I have to do to adapt to the Weber Q Plus.
(DRUM BEAT) OK, back to the cooking show music.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC) Here, count.
Alright, where's my tongs? Is that enough?
Well, no. More.
Eliza doesn't let me do one thing, she doesn't trust me,
so I'm literally just grating cheese and that's all I'm doing.
Eliza and Liberty are also barbecuing seafood.
Their creation will be a tiger prawn taco with a pineapple salsa.
Is that definitely up the highest it can go?
Yes. We don't usually back ourselves,
but I really feel great about this.
Everyone's doing lamb!
OK.
House 1, 2 and 3, we all did lamb cutlets.
Kristy and Brett will be charring some thick lamb cutlets
from my favorite butcher,
along with broccolini, zucchini and potatoes.
Cruising along.
Mm-mm. Too early. Too early.
I dunno. Ooh, OK. Oh!
Kyle and Leslie are also flaming some lamb cutlets.
They'll be serving it with a light Greek salad.
I mean, why are we even bothering with Brett around?
He cooked a steak in 2.5 minutes last time and earned 10k from it.
So if he's doing any sort of red meat,
we're screwed.
Go, team. (SNICKERS)
(LAUGHS)
Moral support is just standing here
and, you know, heckling from afar.
Mmm. I'm feeling the morale. Yeah.
Everyone did seem panicked.
Do you think that we should get more things on it?
We need the time.
Because these need six minutes.
Leah and Ash are the third and final team
to cook up some lamb cutlets tonight,
and it will be served with chargrilled corn and pumpkin.
Half an hour work for 15 grand.
I've never been more stressed in my life.
I'm feeling a little bit like I don't know what the hell I'm doing.
Just, like, get those flames happening, babe.
Come on, little corn. Come on, (BLEEP) corn!
Competition is starting to heat up
tonight
Competition is starting to heat up tonight as our teams are barbecuing
for
tonight as our teams are barbecuing for $15,000. I am going to start to
get
for $15,000. I am going to start to get all my stuff.
#
get all my stuff. # Rolling, rolling on a river
#
# Rolling, rolling on a river # I tell you we are rolling...# Just
one
# I tell you we are rolling...# Just one more second. Getting prepared
for
one more second. Getting prepared for some fine dining. This better be
bloody
for some fine dining. This better be bloody good!
#
bloody good! # Yeah, alright.#
Goodness
# Yeah, alright.# Goodness me! Hang on a minute.
(Laughs).
Goodness me! Hang on a minute. (Laughs). What sort of wine is that?
That
(Laughs). What sort of wine is that? That is sav young blank. Steph and
Gian
That is sav young blank. Steph and Gian went to such an effort to learn
how
Gian went to such an effort to learn how to cook a meal, but he served it
with
how to cook a meal, but he served it with sav blanc which he hates. Close
my
with sav blanc which he hates. Close my eye, I am at Ribera's. Scotty is
loving
my eye, I am at Ribera's. Scotty is loving it, which is good, it means
we
loving it, which is good, it means we cooked it right. We cooked it
well.
we cooked it right. We cooked it well. Yeah. I'm happy with what we
have
well. Yeah. I'm happy with what we have done. Take that one off. Go
around
have done. Take that one off. Go around this way. OK, let's go. Here
you
around this way. OK, let's go. Here you go Scotty. Thank you. Beautiful
cut
you go Scotty. Thank you. Beautiful cut let, Greek salad. Now we are
talking
cut let, Greek salad. Now we are talking Japanese, hey. To your
liking,
talking Japanese, hey. To your liking, sir? I will crack it open.
That
liking, sir? I will crack it open. That is a what you ma call it top?
It
That is a what you ma call it top? It is a cork. I will be back. Who
would
It is a cork. I will be back. Who would have thought rose has a cork.
And
would have thought rose has a cork. And we didn't have a cork crew. No,
I
And we didn't have a cork crew. No, I can't find it. A bit of a shame
they
I can't find it. A bit of a shame they trimmed the fat off the bone.
It
they trimmed the fat off the bone. It is the best bit. Chewing that
gristle
It is the best bit. Chewing that gristle on the side there. Oops. Had
too
gristle on the side there. Oops. Had too much already! Have you got a
bottle
too much already! Have you got a bottle opener... No... A corkscrew?
No,
bottle opener... No... A corkscrew? No, no, I don't think I do. Thirsty!
Yep,
No, no, I don't think I do. Thirsty! Yep, Kyle used a baton screw and
right
Yep, Kyle used a baton screw and right in there and popped a cork.
Look
right in there and popped a cork. Look at that, Scotty, eating our
meal.
Look at that, Scotty, eating our meal. It was a disaster! (LAUGHTER)
I
meal. It was a disaster! (LAUGHTER) I am coming in. Thank you. Oh.
Alright,
I am coming in. Thank you. Oh. Alright, Scotty, we have a beautiful
bunch
Alright, Scotty, we have a beautiful bunch of barbecue things and your
favourite.
bunch of barbecue things and your favourite. That is my favourite
drop.
favourite. That is my favourite drop. What year is that? July... It
is
drop. What year is that? July... It is this year's. It is vintage! I
would
is this year's. It is vintage! I would rather him try the food
before...
would rather him try the food before... OK, yep. No problem. Clear
the
before... OK, yep. No problem. Clear the pallet. Yeah, baby, thank you.
Mm.
the pallet. Yeah, baby, thank you. Mm. He is taking a really long time
to
Mm. He is taking a really long time to get to the meat. Try the meat. It
was
to get to the meat. Try the meat. It was really good. I think I am going
to
was really good. I think I am going to make it again. Yeah, same, I
think
to make it again. Yeah, same, I think you are too. We presented ours
after
think you are too. We presented ours after he pushed all the other crap
kutlet,
after he pushed all the other crap kutlet, is that everyone else tried
to
kutlet, is that everyone else tried to do. Please, come. There are some
serious
to do. Please, come. There are some serious lamb cutlets there, mate.
And,
serious lamb cutlets there, mate. And, you know. I didn't do any
sauce,
And, you know. I didn't do any sauce, or any extras. I had the core
thing
sauce, or any extras. I had the core thing that he was going to eat. He
is
thing that he was going to eat. He is not stopping, I tell you. He is
not
is not stopping, I tell you. He is not stopping. Scotty Cam could not
resist.
not stopping. Scotty Cam could not resist.. This is a cracker of a
challenge.
resist.. This is a cracker of a challenge. We tried to really think
out
challenge. We tried to really think out of the box. Next! Hello, sir.
Hello,
out of the box. Next! Hello, sir. Hello, sir. Girls. A couple of
Coronss
Hello, sir. Girls. A couple of Coronss with some lemon, and some
charred
Coronss with some lemon, and some charred tiger prawn... I speak
English,
charred tiger prawn... I speak English, you don't have to speak
that
English, you don't have to speak that slow. (LAUGHTER)
Enjoy,
that slow. (LAUGHTER) Enjoy, enjoy. Thank you.
It
It is
It is good. Everyone did lamb, we
wanted
It is good. Everyone did lamb, we wanted to do something a little bit
different.
wanted to do something a little bit different. We did multilayered food.
We
different. We did multilayered food. We are really excite and hopefully
we
We are really excite and hopefully we win a bit of money.
Congratulations
we win a bit of money. Congratulations Blockheads, you all
gave
Congratulations Blockheads, you all gave it a red-hot crack. It was
magnificent,
gave it a red-hot crack. It was magnificent, thank you so much. And
why
magnificent, thank you so much. And why wouldn't you, with $15,000 up
for
why wouldn't you, with $15,000 up for grabs from Webber! How good is
that?
for grabs from Webber! How good is that? I loved them all. Presentation
was
that? I loved them all. Presentation was fantastic as well. I did have a
little
was fantastic as well. I did have a little bit of a stand-out for me. My
winner
little bit of a stand-out for me. My winner tonight is... House 3.
#
winner tonight is... House 3. # Walking on sunshine, woah...#
Congratulations.
# Walking on sunshine, woah...# Congratulations. Who won the Webber
challenge?
Congratulations. Who won the Webber challenge? We did... Well, Brett
did.
challenge? We did... Well, Brett did. I served beers. Basically Brett
one
did. I served beers. Basically Brett one because Kristy didn't do the
cooking.
one because Kristy didn't do the cooking. We were robbed.
Congratulations
cooking. We were robbed. Congratulations to all of you. I
think
Congratulations to all of you. I think I need to go and have a lie
down.
think I need to go and have a lie down. (LAUGHTER)
I
down. (LAUGHTER) I am a bit full. In fact, I am choca
block.
I am a bit full. In fact, I am choca block. (LAUGHTER)
I
block. (LAUGHTER) I like that. I like that. Coy
updaten't
I like that. I like that. Coy updaten't be happier to back to back
Webber.
updaten't be happier to back to back Webber. Brett and Kristy have
collectively
Webber. Brett and Kristy have collectively won 25 grand on the two
Webber
collectively won 25 grand on the two Webber challenges. I am never
cooking
Webber challenges. I am never cooking against Brett again.
Congratulations,
cooking against Brett again. Congratulations, brother. Thanks. I
turned
Congratulations, brother. Thanks. I turned around and said "good work,
Brett",
turned around and said "good work, Brett", because he did everything.
You
Brett", because he did everything. You are so pretty. He did, Kristy
just
You are so pretty. He did, Kristy just stood there. I have been busy.
I
just stood there. I have been busy. I am not allowed to be on site
because
I am not allowed to be on site because I have been doing challenges
for
because I have been doing challenges for causes. How is this anyone
else's
for causes. How is this anyone else's fault? I it is like I just
got
else's fault? I it is like I just got punched in the face. (LAUGHTER)
On
got punched in the face. (LAUGHTER) On a reveals mega Monday, Blockheads
have
On a reveals mega Monday, Blockheads have gone bonkers, building the
coolest
have gone bonkers, building the coolest kids' bedrooms you could
ever
coolest kids' bedrooms you could ever imagine. Oh! You have to get
the
ever imagine. Oh! You have to get the kid to say, "Mum and dad, I must
have
the kid to say, "Mum and dad, I must have this room". This is a house
seller.
have this room". This is a house seller. 10 incredible kids room
reveals.
seller. 10 incredible kids room reveals. Diamonds are made
understood
reveals. Diamonds are made understood ever pressure. This is
one
understood ever pressure. This is one shimmering diamond. Can someone
nail
one shimmering diamond. Can someone nail the perfect score? Holy hell
that
nail the perfect score? Holy hell that was good feedback? What do I
not
that was good feedback? What do I not like in this room?