SCOTTY: Tonight on The Block...
We have to win, because I love this room!
..the Guest Bedroom build ramps up.
Away you go. How good, mate.
Easy as.
But for the boys...
Oh, he's done it again!
..last week's main ensuite continues to cause headaches.
Mate, seriously, bro!
And our Blockheads take to the seas...
MAN: Oh, I got one. (CHEERING)
..to win one of the biggest challenge prizes in Block history.
It is my Bar Crusher over there.
(WATER DROPS)
No, it's not! (LAUGHS)
WOMAN: No way! (LAUGHTER)
It is my Bar Crusher. Have a look at Ricky.
(LAUGHS)
RICKY: I feel a bit queasy, mate.
I don't think I've been this nervous in my life.
(DRAMATIC CLASSICAL MUSIC)
(PENGUINS CALL)
('1940' BY THE SUBMARINES PLAYS)
# So rise
# And shine... #
Morning, Ricky! Morning!
# Time to stay awake with me a while... #
Morning.
MAN: Morning, everybody.
We've got a few things going on this morning.
We'll have the crane running again up the back of three there.
If you're in or around the crane,
please make sure you've got appropriate PPE on.
Obviously today's the last day of power tools
before a very long weekend.
We're going to work with you as much as we can today,
but tomorrow there are no trades on site.
So, have a good crack today, and have a good day. Enjoy.
('HAVA NAGILA' BY TED HEATH PLAYS)
MAN: Good morning. How are you? WOMAN: Good. How are you?
I walked into McCafe this morning to get my hot milk...
Who orders hot milk? I do.
I'm sorry, but that's...
You're the only person out of the 250 inducted people on this site
that drink hot milk.
I walk into McCafe to order my hot milk...
Just say, "I walked into McCafe and ordered my...standard order."
Don't tell everyone you drink hot milk.
I walked into McCafe and I ordered my hot milk.
Kristian? Can you get me milk?
Oh, and a hot milk for Mimi. She's such a child.
(LAUGHS)
And in my peripherals, I just see this spinning lady.
Oh, what is that? I've got no idea.
(JAUNTY INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
Oh, sorry - I see a lady, but it's actually a mannequin.
(THEME FROM 'A SUMMER PLACE' PLAYS)
Oh, it's Gucci. It is?
Yeah. (LAUGHS) Ooh.
Alright, I'll take it.
I have an eye...
I can spot a really nice design from a mile away.
And...and so did you, right? Mmm.
It's (BLEEP) ugly.
I actually don't mind it -
it's grown on me, knowing that it's Gucci now.
Like, I kind of like it. (WOMEN LAUGH)
Don't you reckon it screams 'White Lotus'?
How does the 'White Lotus' theme song go?
(BOTH SING THEME TO 'THE WHITE LOTUS')
(THEME TO 'THE WHITE LOTUS' PLAYS)
GRANT: The body's very out of proportion.
The legs are just...
It's not about the mannequin.
Just saying. It's about the dress.
Look, it's not my style.
I don't want that for myself, but I want it for my house.
Maybe someone gets to win that.
KRISTIAN: Thank you, guys. WOMAN: Bye, Kristian.
Have a lovely day. We'll see you very shortly.
WOMAN: How do you always get in first?
He literally runs here. Do you not see him?
(RELAXED MUSIC)
Early this morning in House Three,
the plasterers are getting started in the guest bedroom
while Ricky tucks into breakfast before a big day.
Morning.
MAN: What's for breakfast this morning, mate?
Um, a mixture of peanut butter, granola, and milk,
and I'm trying to eat it with a fork.
It's good to start your day doing something slightly difficult
because it trains your brain to prepare yourself for the day ahead,
and that's why I chose the fork.
You just gotta roll with the punches sometimes,
and there wasn't a spoon available.
So, folk and muesli, it was.
Starting your day doing something easy is not gonna help your day.
(LAUGHS)
Start with a challenge. (LAUGHS)
Have a cold shower, eat muesli with a fork.
Or try and finish two rooms in one week.
(UPBEAT INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
That's right - as well as this week's guest bedroom,
Ricky and Haydn are also attempting to complete the main ensuite
they failed to finish last week.
There's no reason why we can't finish two rooms this week.
Two rooms, one week.
I think it's a good idea that we smash it out.
I think the judges will appreciate
that we haven't laid down and forgotten about it.
And I think, most importantly,
is that we finally get this room waterproof, signed off,
so we can move on and start fitting out the ensuite.
Spot on.
But the waterproofer must finish his work
around the water stop in the shower
and have it approved before work in the ensuite can continue.
The water stop in a shower
is the metal strip around the perimeter
that stops water seeping out,
and it's crucial it's installed properly
and waterproofed before tiling a bathroom.
Not too much, yeah. We just wanna make sure it dries quick.
RICKY: We failed our first inspection
because he forgot to put in the door water stop.
So, he forgot to waterproof that in.
So, we were unable to get that waterproofing ticked off yesterday,
which meant rolled into today.
Do you need anything, bro?
Do you want me to grab you the tanking?
Do you need a bandage for that?
And I'm sick of going past that room and having it not done.
So, after today, we'll be on par.
(JAUNTY INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
PAIGE: Oh, there's pigeons. Be careful!
Jesse! Well, there's gonna have to move.
Yeah, well, stop!
That doesn't mean (BLEEP) run them over, you idiot!
They will move! Well, they're not moving, are they?
See? They've moved, they've moved. They've gone.
(JAUNTY INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
Craig! Hey, Craig. How you going?
Good morning! How are you? Good morning.
Good. How are you? Excellent!
That's good.
We are doing a DIY project for our bedroom this week,
our kids' bedroom.
So, we're gonna build our own desk.
Let's head down to our famous colour wall.
Perfect.
This year each team gets $5,000 in cash from Mitre 10
to spend on a DIY project,
and if they do it right the first time,
they'll get another 5,000 bucks cash.
MAN: Hey, Brad, how's it looking?
Looking like we're getting there.
Last week Kylie and Brad were the first team to do a DIY project
in their main ensuite...
Do I use power tools? No. (THUD!)
Oh, (BLEEP)!
..and this week Jesse and Paige are having a crack.
So, we just need all the materials for that
to help us get started, really.
Get everything we need to get the job done right the first time.
That's it. Yeah.
We do have a big space in our bedroom,
and we were going to put a really beautiful desk in there.
Obviously lots of different sizes in the MDF.
Very versatile product.
Couple of quick tips on this stuff.
Easy to cut using a fine blade. It'll cut nice and easily.
As you can see, it's got a great finish.
So, when we get to painting it,
you're gonna want to prime and paint.
# I'd like to make myself... #
We're going a pretty Cherry Blush pink,
which is very different for us, but we're going for it.
So, we're gonna have a bit of fun with this room.
If you can't do it in a kids' room, where can you do it?
# Ahh! #
Ahh, voila! That looks like Cherry Blush to me.
Looks beautiful.
Thanks so much for today. Thanks, Craig.
Thank you. All the best. Can't wait to see the finished product.
We'll send you some pictures. Good on you.
Cheers, Craig. Thank you. Cheers. Thanks, guys.
Yeah, I'm actually excited to get started.
Yeah. I'm really excited.
It's gonna be a great team effort.
(JAUNTY INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
PAIGE: I haven't been for a walk for ages.
I know. We should try and start getting up earlier and do it.
You're the last one up every day. It's so funny.
If you don't think I'm doing enough, you can tell me.
(JAUNTY MUSIC CONTINUES)
Oh, here's my stuff.
MAN: Here's Craig now. Hey, Craig! PAIGE: Hi!
How you going?
(JAUNTY MUSIC CONTINUES)
You can just sweep all day, if you need to.
Certainly can.
I think we work well together as a team.
Uh... We know our strengths.
Yeah.
We know how to communicate with each other.
What do you need me to do for this project?
Nothing at the moment.
I have to have a part in this too. Yeah, I know that.
So, don't steamroll ahead without me.
Yeah. These intricate cuts, I will do.
Yeah, no worries. Alright.
Love you! Love you too.
(ROMANTIC SWING MUSIC)
Over in House Four, everything is on track in this week's bedroom.
BRAD: The plasterer's back today
to set the bulkhead above the cabinetry
so we can get that drying before we sand it.
We're in a pretty good spot.
We're not gonna need power tools, really, after today.
I wanna be painting tomorrow, definitely.
I think that's achievable.
The build may be progressing, but for Kylie and Brad,
the bedroom style is struggling.
DAN: Morning, gang! Morning, Dan.
You're, like, really excited! It's...I'm worried.
Eh? Are you OK?
I'm alright. Are you guys OK? (LAUGHS) What?
I was just coming in...
Your energy's at 1,000 and I'm at, like, ten.
This week we're doing a kids' bedroom,
which I'm not excited about at all.
The room? It's looking great at the moment.
Everything I'm putting in, I'm kind of just throwing it in there.
Second-guessing? Yeah.
I wanted to do sort of, like, an older teen-slash-adult room,
and then, after Marty and Alice came through,
they suggested it needed to have multiple beds
or more than just putting in a double.
If you can, consider having bunks
or having the ability to sleep with two king singles.
Just back yourself.
I'm not backing myself, though, 'cause I'm doing a kids' room.
I've got the bed, and I'm actually happy with the bed.
It will tie in really nicely.
We're doing some wood panelling, like a wainscotting.
We're gonna do that on one wall. Neutral rug.
I'm trying to add, like, a little kids' teepee
so there's, like, a little play area for them,
but, then, everything else I'm trying to decide,
I'm sort of just throwing stuff in there just for the sake of it.
Yeah, I don't think the judges are gonna like what I'm placing,
but if they can look past that
and they can see, visually, everything else,
I'm really hoping that that stands out to them.
Look, no, I'm just down in the dumps
because I'm...not sure.
Not sure about... Styling?
Yeah.
Just...hoping for the best. BRAD: It'll be OK, love.
Yeah, I can't help you there. (LAUGHS) Sorry.
(SWEEPING INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
Although Foreman Dan's unable to help Kylie with styling,
Dan does help me manage all the electricians
that I'm supplying to The Block this year.
Dan's returned to House Four with Tim, our head electrician,
to led Brad know he can join the team of sparkies.
Brad, how are you, mate? Good, Dan. You?
So, you were a very organised man before the show.
You went into Energy Safe Victoria to apply for a licence?
Yeah, well, it's better to have it and not need it
than need it and not have it.
As you might know, Brad is a double threat.
He's a sparky and a plumber from Queensland,
but that doesn't mean he can do electrical work in Victoria,
but that's all about to change.
Well, the good news has come through, hasn't it, Timmy?
It's come through. They've granted you temp licence in Victoria.
Perfect.
I've added you as a worker to me.
So, you're good to go. Perfect.
As of today, I had my interstate license approved by Summit.
So, I can actually move some stuff around if I want to.
It's not any kind of boost, financially, but...
No, but it is... ..but I can...
..because I'll now hire Brad out to the other houses
when they need a sneaky little bit of electrical done
when the boys have left site.
(UPBEAT MUSIC)
Well done, mate. Congrats.
Well, I think you're officially part of the team.
Got this for you, mate. There you go - part of the team.
There you go!
Yeah, so, I'm pimping Brad out.
# Pimp juice
# Oooh, ooooh... #
Block Bucks is up for grabs. Whatever you got to offer.
# Only want me for my pimp juice
# That's all she want me for... #
I'll get me some gold teeth. Yeah, I'll pimp you out.
# My juice, my juice... #
Back in House Three,
this week's guest bedroom seems to be on track,
but Ricky and Haydn have also been focused on last week's main ensuite,
the room that caused the most headaches for the boys so far.
We've hit worst-case scenario. What's that?
It's not even sticking to the poly.
So, we have to rip it all up.
What a nightmare.
You're not gonna finish this week. You're out of the running.
But today they're hoping to get the waterproofing ticked off
and finally get approval to begin tiling.
We failed our first inspection
because the water stop wasn't waterproofed in.
Aido!
Hello, mate.
How are you, man? DAN: Let's get, um...
And then we had an inspection from Aidan, from Nine in Six, and Dan,
'cause we're getting watched like hawks now
to make sure our waterproofing doesn't get stuffed up again.
Still looks wet.
(TENSE INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
Alright.
But, mate, this... Oh, they've done it again!
(IMPACT BOOMS)
Yeah, we found out quite quickly
that it was another waterproofing disaster.
I mean, it's just... it's just so thick!
And it hasn't stuck up to the angle either.
(BLEEP)'s sake. No bandage?
No. No. Pull it out.
Out? Start again.
They've done it again, mate! Yeah, yeah.
Like, just...they don't get it. Yeah.
Time to get new crew in, man. Yeah.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC SWELLS)
We don't all eat muesli with a fork, mate.
(TENSE INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
I had my heart set on just finishing this ensuite this week,
and the minute that Aido was like,
"Mate, that water stop in the shower is just...that's gotta go,"
I knew we were stuffed.
Like...yeah, it was devastating,
'cause I knew, at that moment, there was no tiling happening this week.
(SOMBRE INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
Seriously, this isn't (BLEEP) enjoyable.
(SOMBRE INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
At all.
(THUNDER RUMBLES, PENGUINS CALL)
# I get... #
SCOTTY: It may be Guest Bedroom Week,
but in House Three,
Ricky and Haydn have failed yet another inspection
in the room they were supposed to finish last week -
the main ensuite.
AIDAN: Pull it out. Start again. DAN: Yep.
Just...they don't get it. RICKY: Yeah.
Mate, seriously, bro!
Yeah, devastating, the waterproofing again.
Just by the short week,
I actually thought we were gonna be able to smash out the two rooms,
and to be honest,
if it wasn't for a couple of mistakes by the waterproofers,
we probably would have got that done.
And it's costing money, and our time and our energy.
Yeah. HAYDN: Brutal.
Yeah, it's brutal.
And after all the mistakes made,
the waterproofer has been given his marching order.
So, we've just sent the waterproofers home
in House Three's bathroom.
The water stop that they've installed is incorrect.
This is their second or third attempt at waterproofing this room.
So, now we're just gonna get the Ardex rep,
who's also the Dunlop rep,
to come out and show them how it's done,
and that'll be next week, unfortunately.
Just a lack of eye for detail, mate.
You know, just taking your time and doing things properly, I think.
Yeah, yeah.
You know, so, I don't think... like, they're good tilers...
..but if you gotta redo waterproofing,
keep (BLEEP) ripping it out,
I don't know how good that actually is.
It's obviously not gonna happen this week now.
The aim is not to throw the baby out with the bath water,
but we will...we'll push on,
and we'll aim to get it complete next week.
You're a dad, mate.
I don't think you should talk about throwing babies.
"Throwing the baby out with the bath water." It's a saying.
OK. I'm just saying.
Sorry. I'm just saying.
Don't throw babies.
# Then you came my way on a winter's day... #
With the long weekend fast approaching,
it's time for Shelley and I to drop in
and announce the big prizes on offer this week.
Uh, hello?
Hello! (LAUGHS) Hi!
Hello! How are you?
You've made yourself at home down there on the floor.
Scotty and Shelley came around
and all I could see was these bling earrings on Shelley's ears.
(TINKLING BELLS)
And they were Gucci earrings.
If you noticed my beautiful earrings,
I'm sure you noticed my gorgeous frock.
Yes! Is that yours?
Well, I had my Kinsman consult. Yep.
And this year, our beautiful friends
are donating the earrings and the Gucci dress as a prize.
$10,000 worth of fashion, I might add,
plus a Hafele upgrade for your main wardrobes.
So, this is to hang in your wardrobe.
And everyone else is just as surprised
when Shelley and I let them know about this week's prize.
Ohh! Oh!
We have diamonds! We do.
(GUN FIRES, COUNTRY AND WESTERN GUITAR MUSIC)
My friends at Kinsman and I did some online shopping
and we have bought this magnificent Gucci outfit.
Gucci earrings. $10,000 worth of fashion.
(GUN FIRES, COUNTRY AND WESTERN GUITAR MUSIC)
You also get a Hafele wardrobe upgrade.
(GUN FIRES, COUNTRY AND WESTERN GUITAR MUSIC)
So, this will go in your main walk-in.
Right, OK. Right?
(GUN FIRES, COUNTRY AND WESTERN GUITAR MUSIC)
That's for the winner of this week. That's for the winner of this week.
We have to win - that's why this week is very important,
and I'm glad it's a kids' room because I love this room!
And I know you fell off the wagon last week...
Yes, majorly.
Last week we did really badly.
(ROCK GUITAR RHYTHMS)
MARTY: You've got the ability to really turn it up a notch
for one of the most valuable rooms in a campaign,
and you've missed the mark.
And I feel like we have a lot to redeem.
SHELLEY: And a shame for you guys. Yeah. We agree, though.
But two wins. That's OK. It's a long road.
It's alright. You're coming back with vengeance this week, obviously.
Yeah. Yes?
Have a bit of self-doubt, though, especially after that,
but I feel like, now that everything's here,
I think we have a chance.
# Somewhere over the... #
Kristian and Mimi are creating a kids' bedroom.
They'll have twin beds with trundles bursting with toys,
and a rainbow decal behind a feature cloud-shaped bedhead.
Can you imagine, when, or if, you decide to have a family,
you might take a holiday on Phillip Island
and rent out this house,
and your kids will stay in this room.
Oh, yeah!
I have separation anxiety already,
just knowing that I have to leave this house,
'cause you're so attached to it,
the emotional connection you have to every room -
the planning and all the work.
I feel like our blood, sweat, and tears
are in every single room,
and I will have withdrawals after we leave.
It'll be bad!
I will, I don't know, find a place to stay and hide, like a troll.
So, we're going for a win this week.
Yes! Yes?
Fingers crossed. Back on the wagon.
That's it.
Don't stop the ball over the line.
No! No.
Good luck. $30,000 at stake.
I think the prize for this week is ginormous.
I think master bedrooms win The Block.
Like, I do believe that.
So, if you've got those upgrades
and you've got a Gucci dress and Gucci earrings,
it's gonna really amp up that space.
So, we wanna win it.
Coming up, painting begins early this week...
(DRIVING ELECTRONIC BEATS)
WOMAN: Courtney, you might wanna come in and see this.
I would start dropping while I was sanding.
..before a massive challenge...
MAN: I think you boys need a good fishing day out
after the last week and a half.
RICKY: Oh, yeah!
..with a huge prize...
Have a look at Ricky.
I've never wanted something more in my life.
..but Paige is a fish out of water.
(PAIGE SCREAMS) (LAUGHS)
Arggh! Please, please, please! I don't want it near me!
We're just ruining the fish's day.
(RETCHES)
(MIMICS RETCHING)
(RETCHES)
(PENGUINS CALL)
SHELLEY: Which contestants do you think
are creating a winning room this week?
To cast your vote, all you have to do
is head to The Block website now,
and while you're there,
don't forget to check out all of our amazing room galleries.
# Yo, pretty ladies around the world
# Got a weird thing to show you... #
SCOTTY: It's a busy afternoon on Phillip Island...
# Wave your hands in the air like you don't care... #
..with our teams working hard in their guest bedrooms
the day before a long weekend.
# Oh, word up... #
There's DIY desk building in House One...
Are you in that corner? Yeah.
..last-minute shopping in town...
Yep. Yep? Perfect.
(MACHINE BEEPS)
..feature art deliveries on site...
Wow! Look at this. MAN: There you go.
Been waiting for this one. That's fantastic!
Yeah, it's beautiful. WOMAN: That looks amazing!
..and a spray-gun demo at House Four.
Increase your pressure as you feel you need to,
and then just away you go.
How good, mate. Easy as.
I was keen for this the whole time.
(DRAMATIC ROCK RHYTHMS)
PAIGE: Hello! SHELLEY: Hello!
Firstly, congratulations on the ten.
Oh, thank you! JESSE: Thank you.
It must feel like a century ago,
but now that you've got one, just keep them coming, I say.
Hopefully. That's the goal. I hope so, yeah.
So, what are you calling this room? What are you...?
This is going to be a little girl's room.
So, this is gonna be a kids' room. Yeah. Yes.
Jesse and Paige's girls' bedroom
will have twin beds, decorative wall panelling,
their DIY pink desk,
and the only walk-in robe in any room this week.
And the wallpaper is very neutral.
The only thing that we are going out on a little bit of a limb
is painting this pink.
Are you both working on this? Yeah.
Yeah, this is our Mitre 10 DIY project.
Oh, is it? Fantastic!
Yeah, we actually wanna put two more shelves there,
but we just ran out of time today.
And the fact that you've done this yourselves as a DIY project,
you've done it, and guess what - I've got something for you.
What? What's that?
Well...just a second. (LAUGHTER)
It's a very special hat for you! (ALL EXCLAIM)
Ohh, from Mitre 10... Look at that!
..because they like it when you do the job right the first time.
There's your hat. Take it. Thank you very much!
And, oh, hey! Ohh! I'll take that!
$5,000! Thank you!
$5,000! You have the hat.
I'll have the cash. Yeah. (LAUGHS)
Thank you, Mitre 10.
So, I get the hat and... I get the cash.
..she got the $5,000 cash from Mitre 10.
So, how good's that? Thank you, Mitre 10.
I'm pretty stoked with the hat. Yeah.
It's got my name on it, so...
Doesn't take much to keep him happy.
# The sun goes down
# The stars come out
# And all that counts is here and now
# My universe... #
With the day ended, and all trades gone for long weekend,
our teams have a free run tonight to paint in their guest bedrooms.
Do you think we can win again? KRISTIAN: Yep.
KYLIE: Tonight we need to sand and paint.
And we've got all of tomorrow. Yeah, we've got all of tomorrow.
Why paint in the dark
when you can paint during the day and have a better-quality product?
That's true.
# Spell on me, spell on me... #
Fortunately, the plasterer's just finished.
It's still wet, so there'll be no painting tonight,
which is a bit of a suck.
# Now Now I'll take you by the hand... #
Painting is gonna be the next 2.5 days, really,
and that shows how big it is, really.
# The sun goes down
# The stars come out... #
We wanna get it done tonight,
only because Saturday, we've got flooring, we've got curtains.
Like, we don't wanna paint around any of that stuff.
# Will never be the same
# I'm glad you came... #
WOMAN: Courtney, you might wanna come in and see this.
I would start dropping while I was sanding.
COURTNEY: Oh, my god, don't do that. It's creepy.
('NESSUN DORMA' BY PUCCINI PLAYS)
(SNORING)
It's a public holiday on The Block,
with nothing but painting in front of our Blockheads today.
('NESSUN DORMA' BY PUCCINI CONTINUES)
So, I'm taking the chance to get off-site
and so what I do on a day off on Phillip Island.
Go fishing.
('NESSUN DORMA' BY PUCCINI PLAYS)
Well, mate, I'm very excited about
being on this waterway for the first time,
and I'm excited to have you, Lee,
one of the world's greatest fishermen...
Yeah, not likely.
..and Scott, mate, from Bar Crusher.
We're on an island.
We thought we'd do something different,
and Bar Crusher were good enough to come on board
and give us this magnificent six-metre boat.
Brand-spanking.
This is the first time it's actually been in the water.
Let's dirty it up. Let's get it dirty.
('SOUNDS OF THEN (THIS IS AUSTRALIA)' BY GANGGAJANG PLAYS)
That's a whiting. That's a whiting, alright.
Oh, look at that, Scott. Oh!
I'll trade you.
That's a big one.
He's decent.
Oh! Ohh! (LAUGHTER)
Got him. (LAUGHS)
They're slippy. (LAUGHS)
This is way more fun than painting bedrooms,
so I've asked Shelley to gather the troops and join in.
GRANT: I think you boys need a good fishing day out
after the last week and a half.
RICKY: Oh, yeah!
Yeah, we're wearing our best activewear today.
(JAUNTY INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
Fish flops, tight pants. Ready for anything.
# You need cooling
# Baby, I'm not fooling
# I'm gonna give you my love... #
MAN: That looks like Scotty.
# I'm gonna give you my love... #
(CONTESTANTS CHEER)
Don't mind the call time, mate. It's fine.
COURTNEY: What would you do if that was our boat?
I'd love that boat.
OK, let's go, boys. Beautiful.
Oh, he's got a catch bag with him. Oh, what's he got here?
Right. Whoo!
SHELLEY: That was an entrance. Thank you!
I have been fishing today
with my mates Lee Rayner, expert fisherman.
(CONTESTANTS CALL GREETINGS) Say g'day to Lee.
And Scott, from Bar Crusher. G'day, Scotty.
(CONTESTANTS CALL GREETINGS) G'day.
Let me show you this.
This is fair dinkum.
These are the results of our day.
(CONTESTANTS EXCLAIM) Ohh, jeez!
MAN: They are fat!
What's the biggest one in there?
Uh, I think the biggest one there - Lee, what do you reckon?
Around 460, 470. MAN: Wow.
We had a fantastic day.
Now, when you come to Phillip Island, you have got to go fishing,
'cause that's what everybody does.
So, I thought that I'd give you a day off The Block
and get you on the water and go for a fish!
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) SHELLEY: Very nice!
MAN: Let's go!
Alright, well, we are all gonna head out
with Newhaven Fishing Charters.
Kate and Tom will be our guides.
They're gonna take us to the best spots.
And then we're going to come back here to the Anglers Club
and do a combined weigh-in.
Oooh! Wow, wow! Mmm.
Does that sound good? It sounds fantastic.
Have we forgotten something, though, Shell?
(GASPS) Oh, the prize. The prize. What is the prize?
(CONTESTANTS EXCLAIM) I wonder what the prize is.
(LAUGHS) A Bar Crusher.
It should be easy, Shell.
It's one of the biggest prizes ever, if not THE biggest prize.
(CONTESTANTS EXCLAIM) What have you got?
Ohh! Stop it.
It's a corker. It's a Bar Crusher.
Stop it.
It is my Bar Crusher over there.
(DRAMATIC ROCK RHYTHMS)
No, it's not! Ohh! (LAUGHS)
(DRAMATIC ROCK RHYTHMS)
Oh, get (BLEEP)! No way!
(LAUGHTER)
GRANT: It's not. It is my Bar Crusher.
Have a look at Ricky. (LAUGHTER)
Are you (BLEEP)... (LAUGHTER)
No, it's not. He's (BLEEP).
The prize at stake here is $100,000
of just pure fishing arsenal.
# I could stay awake
# Just to hear... #
Now, the Bar Crusher - magnificent vessel.
# Watch you smile while you are sleeping... #
It's an all-rounder. GRANT: Are you serious?
# While you're far away... #
The 615C, built in Australia - right here in Melbourne -
valued at over $100,000.
SHELLEY: Oh, my god!
Is he being serious? He's serious.
That could be our Bar Crusher...
Don't. ..in a few hours' time.
# Forever... #
I can't deal!
It's literally, like, before we came on the show, my cousin goes,
"You have to go on this show and you have to win this show
"so we can buy a Bar Crusher."
That...oh, I'm...I'm speechless.
# I don't wanna close my eyes... #
Alright, off you go! Get on the boat!
Let's go. This way!
# 'Cause I'd miss you... #
(LAUGHS)
I feel a bit queasy, mate.
I don't think I've been this nervous in my life.
# 'Cause even when I dream of you... #
(DRAMATIC IMPACT)
Coming up... WOMAN: We're fishing!
..the challenge tests our team's skills...
Arggh! KRISTIAN: Mimi!
Arggh! Arggh! Mimi, calm down, calm down!
..and their stomachs.
PAIGE: That's horrible! Fishing is kinda gross.
But when the heat gets turned up, there's a few fish out of water...
Me and H, at home, we cook barbecues, and that's it.
I was actually very proud of Mimi, because she is not...
I have no knife skills.
What do we do with the tentacles?
MAN: Where does she work? At a restaurant.
..and tummies churn some more.
Eugh! (WHIMPERS)
I was cutting it up.
I may have been dry-retching.
(MIMICS RETCHING)
(PENGUINS CALL)
(UPBEAT MUSIC)
SCOTTY: In today's challenge,
our teams are out to catch the two biggest fish
to win a Bar Crusher boat worth over $100,000.
# I fly like paper Get high like planes... #
PAIGE: We're fishing!
I don't even know what a Bar Crusher is, but I want it.
Yeah, I want it.
I feel a bit queasy, mate.
I don't think I've been this nervous in my life.
Most of the time,
the people with no idea somehow manage to get the best fish.
I don't know how it works... Hallelujah. OK!
RICKY: Jesse and Paige, who have never fished,
they're probably our biggest comp.
I've seen people who have never fished in their lives
catch some of the bigger fish,
while I'm standing there, like an idiot, catching nothing,
and I'm teaching them how to put bait on a hook.
So, firstly I'll just run you through what we're using for bait.
We're targeting King George whiting.
So, if you do wanna use a yabby... PAIGE: Oh, come on.
..grab one.
Careful of the claw. They will nip and it does kind of hurt.
Oh, no!
And you're just going to thread it through.
I have never, ever had a desire to fish.
I've actively...had the opposite of a desire to fish.
I thread it through to, roughly, about the head, and...yep?
That's horrible! Kinda. Fishing's kinda gross.
(JAUNTY INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
SHELLEY: OK, you got your red-hot tips?
Yep. So, rods in. Let's get fishing!
Whoo!
WOMAN: Bait me up, baby.
How many people do you reckon have fished for a Bar Crusher?
(LAUGHS) I know. Not many. Not many, eh?
Our teams are out to reel in a big haul,
but will only be able to submit
their two biggest fish for the weigh-in.
('FIRESTARTER' BY THE PRODIGY PLAYS)
PAIGE: No, I don't want a fish to bite my thing.
JESSE: Oh, I got one! Do you?
MAN: Up over your head.
KATE: It's a regular... (WHOOPING)
(LAUGHTER)
PAIGE: Jesse got the first one.
As soon as he got a fish, I was like, "We're good!"
Alright, we're in. We've got 27cm.
Nice work, bro. We're on the board!
(CHEERING)
KATE: There we go! MAN: Well done, Kristian.
GRANT: Well done! So, another beautiful whiting.
Oh, he knows what he's doing!
MIMI: We are fishing people.
So, I love fishing. Like, me and my cousin, Adam, own a boat.
Mimi! Arggh!
(LAUGHS) Arggh!
Mimi, calm down, calm down, calm down, calm down.
Arggh! Calm down.
I've caught two toadfish.
Get it over, get it over!
We've got a pocket pinky.
Pocket pinky.
Does it count? Does it count? It does count.
It's an eligible species, but too small.
Too small. Too little. You're getting there.
Too small, so, not yet.
They should have put everything that went on that rod
in the thing and weighed it.
Nice!
Let's get him in the boat.
Arggh! Whoa!
RICKY: Yeah, Haydn. You're the voice.
Good work, dude!
Surprisingly, fish were biting on our rods.
Rick's on.
MAN: Ricky's on.
Ricky! Yes!
So, we were reeling them in.
We were actually smashing it.
SHELLEY: Sounds promising, Grant.
Come on, Grant! Get it!
Come on! Yes! Yes, yes, yes!
(LAUGHTER)
Oh, these are the yucky ones? These are the yucky fish.
WOMAN: That's OK. They're fat. (LAUGHTER)
Get the fat ones.
('MOONLIGHT SONATA' BY BEETHOVEN PLAYS)
Holding the rod, doing nothing - literally nothing.
Good times, eh?
I have never fished in my life.
I'm just wallowing in embarrassment.
And then Shelley come and gave me some encouraging advice.
Have you still got bait on the end? I don't care.
(LAUGHS) Well, you're not gonna get a bite if you don't have any bait.
She said, "At least, if you're just holding a fishing rod,
"you could, potentially, get the winning fish."
So, I was like, "OK, Shelley."
And then she kept standing beside me, and I helped her fish.
MAN: That's beautiful whiting. Yes, Kylie! Yes, Kylie!
Oh, it's a big one.
(CHEERING AND WHOOPING)
MAN: Well done!
Well done, sister! (LAUGHTER)
KATE: Kylie, well done!
It's not over! It's not over! (LAUGHTER)
So, I was like, "Stay standing next to me. I might keep..."
She's good luck.
So, she could keep standing next to me.
PAIGE: OK, so, if we change bait, we put our thing...
Arggh! Arggh!
It was full on,
and then, when Haydn caught a fish
and it fell on the floor and started flopping at my feet...
(CHEERING)
MAN: Watch out, Paige. (SCREAMS)
RICKY: Haydn! Look at that! (SCREAMS)
Please, please, please, I don't want it near me!
I couldn't deal with the flopping.
I didn't wanna, like... we're just ruining the fish's day.
SHELLEY: And that is it - fishing tools down.
Thank you all very much!
Tom, let's head home. Time for the weigh-in.
MAN: Well done, everyone. (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Happy fishing!
(JAUNTY SEA SHANTY PLAYS)
HAYDN: Yeah, most stressed I've been fishing.
Yeah, most tense fishing trip of all time, for sure.
(TENSE INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
Welcome back, gang. How did you go?
Was it a good day? CONTESTANTS: Yes.
Awesome day. Out on the water! How was it, Shell?
Can I tell you,
I don't think I've seen more stressed people during a challenge?
(LAUGHTER) Wow!
It was intense, very intense. Mmm.
But fun. I had a good time.
Um, I heard there was a few questions asked.
Yeah, there was - about, obviously, the Bar Crusher 615C,
and whether you get to take it home.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC BUILDS)
Of course you get to take it home - to The Block.
(CONTESTANTS EXCLAIM) It's that simple.
WOMAN: Oh, can we take it home, though?
(CONTESTANTS EXCLAIM)
RICKY: I was actually relieved.
Yeah, a whole lot of pressure and stress...
'Cause it meant that I wasn't gonna lose the Bar Crusher
if we didn't catch the biggest fish that day.
But you're selling your home with a Bar Crusher in the driveway.
It's a holiday home.
That puts you above your neighbours, surely!
OK. Alright.
Let me introduce you to Chris and Alex,
our officials for the weigh-in.
The Bar Crusher... 615C.
..will go to the team that have the two biggest fish by weight.
Chris, can I ask...? This is the way you do all weigh-ins.
So, we're doing this the proper way.
Yeah, proper way - all official. Oh, it's tiny!
(LAUGHTER) It's a little baby.
(LULLABY TINKLES)
The length.
Definitely, our tiny fish is not getting us the win.
That's one.
That's a nice pilchard, that one. That was good.
(LAUGHTER)
(LULLABY TINKLES)
SHELLEY: OK, House One is done. House Number Two.
Here we have a yakka.
(CONTESTANTS EXCLAIM)
MAN: Yakka?
She's a girl!
(DRAMATIC MUSIC BUILDS)
SHELLEY: Here we go. House Three.
So, here we have another different type of fish.
A leatherjacket.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC BUILDS)
(CONTESTANTS EXCLAIM) MAN: I can taste it.
This still alive! No, it's... (LAUGHS)
Alright, down to House Number Four.
Got a leatherjacket.
Another two nice King George Whiting.
MAN: Both caught by Kylie.
MAN: Kylie! WOMAN: That's big, yeah!
Kylie's definitely put herself and Brad in a good place
to win that Bar Crusher.
HAYDN: We're worried.
I reckon they're probably our biggest competition.
WOMAN: Kylie, that's huge!
And here we have two different species,
and a King George whiting.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC BUILDS)
Right, just relax now. Gotta add it up.
The babies. The little babies.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC BUILDS)
House Two.
(CONTESTANTS EXCLAIM)
WOMAN: Look out! Woof!
House Three.
(CONTESTANTS EXCLAIM)
MAN: Brad and Kylie will be the challenge queen and king.
No, it's already, yeah, smaller. (CONTESTANTS EXCLAIM)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC SWELLS)
So, the heaviest fish goes to House Three.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) MAN: Well done, boys.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
RICKY: We won. HAYDN: We won.
We caught the biggest fish. Significantly.
We had the biggest fish. By a mile!
Yeah.
Like, at least 100g. Yeah.
It was slightly concerning, though, 'cause it was a bit easy.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC SWELLS)
Just hold your applause.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC CONTINUES)
You didn't think it was gonna be that easy, did you?
(CONTESTANTS EXCLAIM)
The numbers went on the blackboard way too quick,
and way too easily.
It did almost feel like too easy of a win
and then, sure enough, Scotty dropped a bomb.
(PENGUINS CALL)
(COUNTRY AND WESTERN RHYTHMS)
So, the heaviest fish goes to House Three.
MAN: Well done, boys! (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
RICKY: The numbers went on the blackboard way too quick
and way too easily.
It did almost feel like too easy of a win,
and then, sure enough, Scotty dropped a bomb.
You didn't think it was gonna be that easy, did you?
(CONTESTANTS EXCLAIM)
Well, it's a Bar Crusher worth over $100,000.
So, Shell and I thought we would decide the winner
a little bit differently, Shell?
Well, how about a good old-fashioned cook-up?
Ohh! OK.
What do you think?
You guys are gonna clean and cook your catch and serve it up.
This is gonna be a blind tasting.
We are gonna have no idea who cooked what meal.
We will come up with the meal that we liked the best,
and that team will take home the Bar Crusher.
(DRAMATIC IMPACT)
Oh, but hang on.
We couldn't possibly do a fishing challenge without this here.
Oh, yeah - boys... No.
..you did win this too.
(CONTESTANTS EXCLAIM)
(TROPHY PLAYS UPBEAT MUSIC)
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
There you go, gents. (LAUGHS) Thank you, Shell.
Tommy Trout. Oh!
Fantastic.
# Joy to the world
# All the boys and girls
# Joy to the fishes in the deep blue sea... #
Boys, you'll also take home 1,000 bucks in cash.
WOMAN: Oh, yes! (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Hopefully the Bar Crusher as well.
Everybody's got a chance now. Let's go!
(UPBEAT ROCK MUSIC)
The first challenge we win, and we win nothing!
Nothing.
(LAUGHTER)
1,000 bucks!
('SHE SELLS SANCTUARY' BY THE CULT PLAYS)
GRANT: Oooh!
COURTNEY: Utensils to cook with that I've never seen before.
What are you gonna do with all this, Courtney?
MIMI: Kristian, help! BRAD: Kylie?
Husband, I've already got one, thank you.
Oh, she's already got one. There you go.
MIMI: Is this parsley? KRISTIAN: Parsley.
We love to cook together at home.
We love to be in the kitchen
and have a fun time together, making food.
So, we were like, "This is gonna be fun.
"We can just turn this into a bit of...comfort of home."
PAIGE: It was nice,
and it's, like, one of my favourite dishes.
We're doing a fish en papillote
and we're gonna, like, do a little Mediterranean twist on it -
some capers, chilli, garlic, olives.
Mwah!
How many more olives do you think you'd want?
Um, quite a bit.
I don't even have a garlic crusher.
Garlic crusher, or Bar Crusher?
Both. (LAUGHS)
I have neither.
We decided we were going to do fish
in a butter, lemon, and garlic sauce,
with mashed potato and broccolini.
Simple, but very flavoursome.
It would be something that, any time I go to a restaurant,
I would pick exactly that.
Baking paper. Should we get it?
(JAUNTY INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
Did you have some? I've already got baking paper.
I've got potatoes in the oven, 'cause they take the longest.
We decided to do a baked King George whiting
with lemon, garlic, salt, pepper, parsley.
And a side salad.
What if someone takes our potato?
(LAUGHS) "What if someone takes our potato?"
(GENTLE INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
GRANT: For the fish,
we're gonna go inspired by our recent Greek holiday and do...
Mediterranean. Keep it modern Mediterranean.
Modern Mediterranean.
So, we're gonna do, like, a barbecue grilled fish,
do a Maltese capsicum salsa on the side.
So good.
And some hand-cut potato fries.
If someone else is doing a Maltese capsicum dip, then...
Then they're a Maltese capsicum dip.
(LAUGHS)
Mate, basically, me and H,
at home, we cook barbecues, and that's it.
Everything else is out of Tupperware containers.
So, we'd be kidding ourselves if we did anything but fish and chips.
Um, I think fish and chips will provide us with enough ways
that we can completely destroy this meal, as it is.
So, anything outside that would be just stupid.
PAIGE: Wine? While we're cooking.
I can't believe I don't have a fish knife.
Scaling... This one?
No, they're tongs. (LAUGHS)
I actually got quite into it.
Mimi, you're actually doing a really good job with the scaling.
Thanks! I should be a fish scaler.
I was actually very proud of Mimi because she is not...
I have no knife skills.
Yeah, she's not comfortable with any knives in her hand.
She's not comfortable in a kitchen.
What do we do with the tentacles?
Tentacles? No, the...
There's no tentacles on a fish.
Well, you know what I mean. The scales?
No, the top part. The mohawk part.
She doesn't like prepping, she doesn't like cutting,
she doesn't like cooking, doesn't like cleaning.
Is it inking?
No, there's no ink in a fish, Mimi!
MAN: Where does she work?
At a restaurant. (LAUGHTER)
Kylie, do you want a red wine?
Mimi, no red...we're cooking... we're painting tonight.
No...no drinking. You're banned.
No, I'm...Courtney brought it over! No! What?
(JAUNTY INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
It's quite nice.
GRANT: Did you drink that straight out of the bottle on camera?
This is gonna butcher it.
I was taking this fish -
that still had eyes and a head and organs inside -
and I was cutting it up!
So, I may have been dry-retching.
(MIMICS RETCHING)
Come on. Stop it!
Don't tell me to come on! You're not even the one doing it!
(LAUGHS)
It was a lot for me.
(JAUNTY INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
Eugh! I can't! (WHIMPERS)
Paige, come on.
Stop saying, "Come on"! You do it, then!
(LAUGHS) You're doing amazing.
But just stop saying that to me! OK.
Just stop it! Just saying how you're...all good.
Just saying what?
Just saying you were doing really well.
I don't care!
And we also had no tweezers,
so I was pulling the bones out with my teeth, with raw fish.
(HORN BLARES)
Were you? Yep.
(SLURPING)
(JAUNTY INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
Why were you doing that?
I had to get the bones out.
Can't feed bones in a fish.
(JAUNTY MUSIC FADES)
(JAUNTY INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
Chips will take, you know, 50 minutes.
55 minutes. Yeah.
Get rid of the excess water there.
You got 45 minutes to cook those chips.
(BLEEP) they're sent! Yeah.
These potatoes are looking like mashed potatoes
inside this pan...this pot.
(JAUNTY INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
What are you gonna cook in there?
Absolutely (BLEEP) no idea. Fish?
(LAUGHTER)
I think we ditched the salad and ended up going...
..I thought, "Stuff it, you know what?
"Broccolini with fish and chips goes really well."
COURTNEY: Oh, that smells good, the broccolini.
GRANT: The fish is over there in the foil.
You're not gonna overcook it, but?
Baking in its own delicious goodness.
Grant, watch it. Shut up, Courtney.
(JAUNTY INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
OK, moment of truth.
(JAUNTY INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
(INSECT BUZZES) (BLEEP)!
We were the only cooking table who had a swarm of wasps.
They were ruining the vibe.
(JAUNTY INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
What a low!
So, I'm on the floor, on the grass, being like... (MIMICS RETCHING)
Is any ready to, um... (RETCHES)
And you're just like... (MIMICS NIBBLING) ..to a fish?!
(JAUNTY INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
(SLURPING)
(UPBEAT LATIN RHYTHMS)
HAYDN: They're actually looking alright.
Mmm!
JESSE: How does it work?
A blind tasting is they don't watch who's cooking what. (LAUGHS)
They're not blindfolded! Oh.
It's the chips that really make it six star.
(UPBEAT LATIN RHYTHMS)
BRAD: Definitely cooked.
No, well, no-one's gonna die, is key.
(UPBEAT LATIN RHYTHMS)
KRISTIAN: Mimi they've got waitresses for this.
RICKY: Wow!
I don't know what I'm trying to fix,
but feels like 'Mission - Impossible'.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC BUILDS)
It's overcooked, and I can taste scales,
but apart from that...
..I'd almost feed that to my dogs, mate.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC CONTINUES)
HAYDN: Dreams are absolutely crushed.
I've never seen him so flat.
I was just spewing
because it felt like it went pretty well for us
in the fishing part of the challenge,
but the cook just didn't... like, it just didn't happen for us.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC CONTINUES)
(THUNDER RUMBLES, PENGUINS CALL)
SHELLEY: To see more of The Block,
head online for loads of exclusive extras,
and why not get social with fellow Blockaholics
by giving at TheBlock a follow
and going behind the scenes with our teams?
# You're hot and you're cold... #
SCOTTY: Our Blockheads have caught...
(CHEERING)
..and cooked... (RETCHES)
..three individual fish dinners to win a Bar Crusher for their home.
It's $100,000 of just pure fishing arsenal.
Now, at HQ,
it's time to judge the winner in a blind tasting.
To help me judge is Shelley and expert fisherman Lee Rayner.
Lee, welcome to 'Master...' I mean, The Block.
(LAUGHTER) It's a pleasure to be here.
Oh!
Oooh, thank you! What have we got here? Thank you.
(GENTLE PIANO MUSIC)
PAIGE: So, we decided to prepare fish en papillote,
which is fish wrapped up in a parchment pouch.
Some capers, chilli, garlic, olives.
I think we have done enough for the win.
It's a beautiful fish. I mean, I like it, you like it.
Fish in a bag?
LEE: Here we go.
SHELLEY: Looks fancy. Little lemon wedge on the edge.
(TENSE INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
It's really lovely... It is.
..but for me, the kalamata olives and the lemon combined
makes it for a little bit bitter.
Mmm. That's true.
I'd say the olives were pretty strong.
Yeah.
I have not struck a bone yet, so I'm impressed with that.
That's one fish dinner down. Time for the next dish.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC BUILDS)
HAYDN: We decided that, us lads, what would we do at home?
We're gonna cook simple fish and chips.
That's where our skills start and end.
I think these are the modern-day fish and chips.
SHELLEY: Mmm.
(TENSE INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
The fish is a lot more tasty.
There's a focus on the fish... LEE: Yeah.
..which, really, is what it's all about, right?
Mm-hm.
The broccolini is delicious too,
and yet it had the least plate appeal, I have to say...
Yeah.
..but it was a good wholesome meal, wasn't it? (LAUGHS)
It was.
It was just a good piece of fish. Yeah. Yeah.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC BUILDS)
KYLIE: We decided we were going to do fish
in a butter, lemon, and garlic sauce.
100%, we've done enough to win it. It was delicious!
(DRAMATIC MUSIC BUILDS)
Has it got enough flavour? I'm not sure.
It does look good,
but it's a little bit tasteless, isn't it?
It is - it's a bit bland,
but this is what I would order if I was going out and having fish.
Oh, well. Time for the next one.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC CONTINUES)
KRISTIAN: We decided to do a baked King George whiting
with lemon, garlic, salt, pepper, and parsley.
It's very garlicky. Yeah.
I can't taste the wine in here.
All I can taste...is there mint on this, or parsley, or...?
Parsley, garlic.
I can taste the parsley and the garlic.
Bones!
Yeah, I've already had a bone. Have you? I've had one too. Yeah.
I don't think I can go on.
(LAUGHS) I can't continue.
OK, what can number five do?
GRANT: Fish, bit of capsicum sauce. COURTNEY: Potato chips.
And who doesn't love chips on the side of fish, right?
Gotta say, it came out exactly the way we pictured it.
It's got so much on it.
(TENSE INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
Mmm, good chips! LEE: That's good.
The fish on its own, actually, has got a really good taste.
I love the capsicum. Yeah.
That's really delicious.
I think the balance of flavours was better in this one.
Unfortunately, Scotty, it's only little, but there's a bone.
You got a bone? Enough to kill you.
If that was my girls, they would yell at me.
(LAUGHTER) I would yell at you.
We've got some thinking to do, kids.
And there's a boat - you're giving away a boat!
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
(TENSE INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
I tell you what, this is a ball-crusher - I mean a Bar Crusher.
(LAUGHTER)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC SWELLS AND SILENCES)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC BUILDS)
We're standing around, waiting to hear the results.
RICKY: I just wanted to hear the bad news.
Yeah.
Well, gang, firstly I'd like to thank Scott from Bar Crusher
for being here and providing the big boat behind us.
Well done. (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Good on ya, Scotty! SHELLEY: Thank you, Scotty!
And I'd like to thank our resident fishing expert -
now our resident fishing expert...
Yes, The Block fishing expert. That's right.
Lee, how have you found it, mate?
It has been one of the most enjoyable days, I think,
I've had in a very long time, hanging out with you guys.
It's just something really special.
Good on you, mate. Well, thanks for coming.
What did we come up with, Shell?
(MOMENTOUS MUSIC BUILDS)
So, the dish that we enjoyed the most today,
and I can only describe it, because we don't know who cooked what.
So, whoever did the charred broccolini...
(MOMENTOUS MUSIC SWELLS)
..the potato chippies, and the fish.
(MOMENTOUS MUSIC SWELLS)
I think we called it our simple fish and chips or...?
Yeah, we called it 'flash fish and chips'.
Flash fish and chips. That's what it was.
So, who is that? (CONTESTANTS EXCLAIM)
No way.
Yep. Yep.
LEE: Just...how did you do that?
(CONTESTANTS EXCLAIM)
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Well, come and get the keys. (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Well done, mate! Absolute legend.
That was delicious. Cheers.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
(INDISTINCT CHATTER)
(MOMENTOUS MUSIC SWELLS)
WOMAN: That was, like, two wins, two wins.
SHELLEY: That's a shock. WOMAN: Yes, two wins!
Well done, guys. Well done. Jeez, well done!
WOMAN: Hell, yeah! It's not what I expected...
(LAUGHTER) ..but that is awesome.
Really proud of you. MAN: Are you serious?
Fellas, you got a Bar Crusher in your driveway.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) MAN: Well done, boys!
Thanks, guys. WOMAN: Well done, guys.
Can I just ask one question? Has it got fuel in it?
LEE: Yeah, it does!
Alright, let's go. Let's go.
Alright, well done. It's been a big day.
Head back to The Block.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
WOMAN: Yeah, well done.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
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(INDISTINCT CHATTER)
(MOMENTOUS MUSIC SWELLS)
(LAUGHTER)
RICKY: The boys are back, baby. The boys are back!
The Bar Crushing boys.
That's a Bar Crusher. That's Australian engineering, mate.
That's a fish's worst nightmare -
and it's in our driveway.
Yeah, the boys.
Oh! (LAUGHS)
What just happened?
(LAUGHS) What just happened?
SCOTTY: This house is an auctioneers dream.
VOICEOVER: These.. This is insane.
..are the two nights. That shake an entire season..
SCOTTY: I know its a very shocking news.
VOICEOVER:..to the core.
I'm really sorry. ..and there's no turning back.
SHAYNA: I don't know where to look (INDISTINCT) so many things.
Look at the curves, look at the everything.
VOICEOVER: The greatest kids rooms. This is stunning.
And full of wow!
SCOTTY: The bedhead is likely to break the internet.
How good mate.
VOICEOVER: A jaw dropping.. SCOTTY: How tight is that?
VOICEOVER:..Sunday.
SCOTTY: Wow!
VOICEOVER: Then.. SCOTTY: I know it's a lot to take in.
I just didn't expect it.
SCOTTY: It's a very brave decision that you've made.
(INDISTINCT) To say goodbye. It's just heartbreaking.