# Ever since the day
# You came into my life Oh, God!
# You made me realise... # Turn off the mic! Turn off the mic!
I'm done. Get me out of here. Wait, let's try that again.
Previously on The Block: Tree Change...
Wee!
..in beautiful country Victoria.
# Live, baby, live
Oh, my God! Look in here!
Our blockheads have created two spectacular rooms so far.
SHAYNA: Wow. DARREN: That's really amazing.
Their execution level is phenomenal.
And this week they set to work on their master en suites.
Plasterers on top of plumbers, plumbers on top of electricians,
electricians on top of our carpenters.
But there was one word causing a lot of headaches
on The Block this week.
CONTESTANTS: Tiles.
There were missing tiles...
I need to know what's going on 100 percent with these tiles.
(DULL SCREAMING)
Wonky tiles.
One thing I did notice, these tiles,
some of this going on. Ups and downs.
Oh, my God.
Oh.
Polarising tiles.
I've just noticed the floor tiles. Are you into it?
I'm a tiny bit nervous
at the patterns.
Yeah, OK. There's a lot...
There's a lot going on? Yep.
And broken tiles.
I was going through the tiles and realised two boxes of tiles
have been smashed. We're short eight boxes. If we don't get
the tiles, we definitely won't finish the bathroom.
Wow.
(TENSE MUSIC) Tonight...
Oh, dear. Wow.
..as the contestants race to the finish line...
This is the worst case scenario for Omar and Oz
on a Saturday morning.
All the tiles have had to come off the floor.
This is a disaster, mate.
..the drama continues.
We have to stop you from working, guys.
What? Oh, are you serious?
Hour shut down. You just keep ignoring us, that's the problem.
(BLEEPING)
Then in judging... Oh!
..master en suites will delight...
NEALE: It shouldn't work, but it does.
..divide...
I'm really, really struggling to find positives.
..and leave them screaming for more.
SHAYNA: Oh!
Oh!
Oh! This is so good.
# I keep a close watch on this heart of mine
# I keep my eyes wide open all the time. #
We woke up at 4:30am,
because that's the only - we wish we woke up earlier,
because we wanted to get two coats done.
We are so paranoid about our painting.
We were just like, 'Let's just get up before trades come...'
Because you can't get the space to yourself ever.
We were focused on just cutting in perfectly,
then putting on the extra coats of paint, and just getting it
to a point that was better than last week,
which shouldn't be hard.
We just want to nail it, right?
So we just want to do as many coats as possible.
I'm sick of being pummelled for our painting.
Feeling much better this morning.
To be honest, the weight of the tiles,
that was a lot for four days.
I've got these beautiful tiles that I'm absolutely obsessed with.
They're mosaic. They're stone.
They're absolutely beautiful.
So, Rachel forked out $1700 -
that's a whopping $816 a square metre -
and put the order in on Monday.
Thursday, the tiler arrived...
That's our wow feature, is these tiles.
.. but the tiles had not.
Friday morning rolled around...
The truck's finally shown up.
He said, 'Nah mate, yours isn't on here.
Your truck driver called in sick.'
There were tears, tantrums...
(DULL SCREAMING)
..but finally... Hey!
..late yesterday afternoon, the tiles arrived.
You beauty!
Better late than never, mate. Friday, 5pm.
And this morning, the tiles are finally up on the wall.
Do you want to come see my tile? Look at this.
I'm really happy with it.
(EPIC MUSIC) I'm really happy.
Having those tiles up on the wall now,
weight's lifted off.
Look at the shape that it just gives off, the feel.
Can I tell you what this tile is?
This tile is, you have a dinner party,
and you say to someone,
do you want to come into my en suite and see my tile?
(LAUGHTER) That's what this tile is.
That's art.
Art.
They're such good tiles! They're phenomenal tiles.
Ben, what do you reckon of the tiles?
They're alright.
(RECORD SCRATCH) (LAUGHS)
Of course you can. That's actually the most excited
I've ever seen Ben, so this is great.
(LAUGHTER)
# There's only one, there's only one. #
What time do you call this?
Late, apparently. What is the time? 7:30am.
Last night, we actually painted all night
and thought we'd better get some sleep, so we went to bed
and set our alarm for 5:30am to get up to continue painting.
I must have turned it off or just slept through it.
I honestly don't know.
But I woke up, I woke up because my mum was calling me.
I was like, 'Why are you calling me so early?'
Then I checked the time, and I was like, (BLEEP) - 7:30am,
and we didn't get a pre-start! What are we doing?
Pre-starts are an important part
of The Block, which our foremen
Keith and Dan rule over with an iron fist.
Pre-starts happen on every building site.
The reason why we have pre-starts is, we tell everybody
what's going on on-site,
and we expect at least one contestant of each house
to be there every morning at 7am.
SCOTT: And this isn't the first time Dylan and Jenny
have skipped a pre-start meeting.
So this morning in pre-start, where were you?
We missed it.
Can't... Yeah, I know.
(TENSE MUSIC)
Morning.
Hey-hey, how are we?
What's happening?
Did you forget something this morning?
We literally slept through two alarms.
Alarms were for 5:30am. We set our alarms for 5:30am.
We wanted to finish the painting.
No excuse. Oh, God.
We actually slept through our alarm. Not even lying. Swear on my life.
Seriously. I'm not even joking. But I think we warned you
that if it happened again, there'd be consequences,
and unfortunately, we have to stop you from working, guys.
What? Are you serious?
Hour shut down. It's an hour.
(BLEEP) We've gotta start - because people
just keep ignoring us.
That's the problem. Yep, yep.
We require you guys
to be at pre-start every day. That way you learn.
(BLEEPING)
(SOBS TO SELF)
When they said it, I couldn't even look at them.
I was just that pissed off.
They knew how far behind we were. They closed us down the day before.
I just don't want to be in front of these people right now.
Righto, hour sit-down.
Go get another coffee.
Yep. Muffin.
(SOBS) I'm (BLEEP) over this (BLEEP) today.
(TENSE MUSIC)
Jen's walked. I don't know where she's going.
# 'Cause you've got
# Personality # Walk
# With personality # Talk
# With personality # Smile
# With personality # Charm
# With personality
Just chatting to Omar, mate, and he said some tiles had to come up.
Wow. Ooh, dear.
(TENSE MUSIC)
That's not a few tiles. Far out.
That's all the tiles. That's the whole floor.
What's happened here? OZ: This morning...
Early hours. ..at 4:30am, as soon as we took
the protection boards off the ground,
we had a sight that I've never seen before, to be honest.
Tiles were cracked, tiles were moved.
As soon as I picked up the tile, it was still wet,
but it was done two days ago.
Something was unusual and it wasn't right.
That's where the problem started. I couldn't accept it like that.
I told the tiler everything has to be pulled off.
What happened? What happened?
(BLEEP). This was laid a day and a half ago,
and it did not freakin' dry.
They haven't laid them... And I got them to pull that
(BLEEP) back out.
The glue just never set.
It's been almost 30 hours, 36 hours, and it's just so wet.
It's - oh...
The tilers haven't made the right mix with their glue.
Because you mix it with water, yeah? The glue?
I don't know what they mixed it with.
The tilers obviously should know how to mix it,
and then as soon as we walked in, we had the protection board here
and it was sweet, and then yeah. And he's like, 'What the hell?'
And I told him, 'Nah, bro, this is (BLEEP) out.'
So that's why Omar went to buy another new batch of floor tiles.
Wow. Well, they haven't any excuses.
They had a dry, clean surface to work on,
so the rest is up to them, and they've failed.
They've failed. Oh, (BLEEP). Big time, man.
They've gotten the boot. They have? Yeah.
Straight away. I told you yesterday you could see
the lines weren't right. As soon as I walked in...
I just knew something was wrong.
Straight away, he was given the boot,
so Omar's there getting floor tiles and that rapid, that proper glue.
Because everyone else has used this same glue,
or others have used this glue, and it's set.
This is the worst case scenario for Omar and Oz on a Saturday morning.
For some reason, their tile glue on their floor hasn't taken well.
It's still wet. So all the tiles have had to come off the floor.
The issue we've got is we really can't guarantee that the membrane
is in tact, and we can't actually glue over this existing glue.
The new glue - this is all going to have to come up.
We can't guarantee it's going to stick.
When we go to sell a house, we can't say that it should be OK.
We have to know that it's OK. As in the membrane's been damaged?
Yeah. Definitely it's not?
We're just worried - like, in the shower,
there's definitely parts where it could, where I can see it.
What we need to probably do then, is we probably need to
remove all the existing glue,
and then we can inspect the membrane.
If the membrane's OK, then we can carry on. But if it's not,
we're gonna have to start the whole waterproofing process again.
Waterproofing Friday, we've done. Waterproofing Saturday?
I don't think we've ever done that.
No. And I hope we don't have to.
Mate, I'm feeling for you, big fella.
I really am. Seriously, this is a disaster, mate.
SCOTT: The situation is so critical,
it's been handed to G-Mac from Nine In Six,
the company who oversees the entire build.
I haven't seen this happen before. No.
No, me either. It's new to us.
I think you need to forget about
winning a room this week,
and look more towards doing this properly,
because you've gotta sell this house
and we've got to warrant this house, and at the moment, this is just...
You're back at Wednesday again.
It's unfortunate, but it just won't be judged this week.
(ROCK MUSIC)
SCOTT: There's less than 24 hours before master en suite reveal.
So satisfying.
Teams are working hard to create a winning room.
So we're fitting off today. We'll do a massive clean.
We'll finish painting, and then we'll apparently buy crew beer.
Where can I get a budgie smuggler from?
I'm not even joking. A budgie smuggler.
For yourself, or... No, for Darren Palmer.
Over in House Five, Oz and Omar
are facing a major disaster. This morning,
they had to rip up their floor tiles as the glue
that was used was mixed incorrectly and never set.
This is a disaster, mate. There's now a risk
that the waterproof membrane has been damaged.
If so, it's game over for the boys.
It just won't be judged this week.
OZ: Keith and Dan literally told us
don't worry about trying to win the room,
try to get all four walls...
Done. ..except the floor done
to reveal. You have no chance
of getting this done. Yeah.
When he said that - I've got this fire in me
that really says challenge accepted.
Sorry guys, I'm gonna get it done.
Tell us, what's the best way of doing it?
We have to fit off the floor. It's gotta get done.
We can't rush the process. Well look, let's just get this back
to removing the glue.
If the membrane's in tact and you can prove
the membrane's in tact, you're still in the game.
So mate, let's wash this. Yep, done.
Let's get a sponge and some warm water,
just so we don't damage the membrane.
I'll start vacuuming for you, and you sponge behind me.
So while Omar was out on a mission
trying to get a new batch of floor tiles,
we literally got on the floor and scrubbed the hell out of it.
(BLEEP). This is embarrassing seeing you guys on your knees, man.
(BLEEP). No, it's not.
Yeah, well mate, we see situations like this,
we think contestants aren't going to finish,
but somehow they find a way. Mate, this is not your fault.
It's working, mate. Look. Wow.
Look at this. Look.
That's just coming off. Wow.
Mate, I've never seen this.
Literally water is just lifting it.
It's coming off pretty easy, and this way,
we're not going to damage the membrane.
You might be saved here. You might be alright.
Definitely a chance, and I wouldn't be giving up.
We haven't given up yet, Keith! Haven't given up.
Guys, we're going to get some heavy duty sponges,
because I'm doing this with a rag. I reckon we might be right.
(DIAL TONE) (VIA PHONE) Yo.
Danny, I need you to pop by and get heavy duty sponges for me, mate.
Please, bro, be fast. These guys
are saying we have a chance to still get the bathroom done.
I then and there called the builders, literally,
the builders, the electricians, everyone...
Tilers. ..they're on our time,
our wage, this has to be done.
I love ya. Just do it, please. (MUMBLES)
The only good thing about this bad batch of glue,
or it not being mixed,
is that it's coming off easy, so there's hope.
SCOTT: Time and a full stomach heals all wounds.
Golden arches. Happy days. We love you, Maccas.
Yew!
And with their shutdown over, work has resumed at House Four.
# And I'm so glad we made it. #
Yeah, I'm feeling better.
This morning, we woke up late and we just had so much to do,
and so much stuff was just going wrong.
I just needed to get out of there
and just quickly have a breather.
(LAUGHS)
Um, I'm thinking maybe like a flower
with an orange kind of tinge through it.
Today, I'm in Woodend. I'm getting some flowers.
So it'll go on the vanity.
OK, well let's have a look here. I reckon this Chrysanthemum.
Yeah. It's got a really beautiful
bold head, but it just makes a really striking feature.
I think that'll look really nice. Tick.
Tick! Yeah, done! Tick!
I have walked out with a...
Oh, I've forgotten the name now, but...
CREW: Chrysanthemum. Wasanthem...
CREW: Chrysanthemum. Chrysanthemum.
A beautiful flower. (LAUGHS)
It is very delicate. I'm a bit worried about that. I'm just
going to protect it with my life.
SCOTT: Meanwhile, back at The Block,
en suite hero pieces are coming thick and fast,
and House One have salvaged an original chandelier.
If we break these crystals, Sarah-Jane will smash us.
Not me, you.
Ceramic pendant lights in House Two.
Definitely all really coming together. It looks amazing.
And in House Three...
Seen this? Spa baths.
They went out of fashion 20 years ago, didn't they?
..they're going retro, putting in a spa bath.
Sharon desperately wanted a spa bath,
so we've gone back into the 1980s.
What's better than sitting on top of a hill,
looking out at the Macedon Ranges
and some bubbles in your butt? (RECORD SCRATCH)
In the spa. In your bath!
I don't know what was happening there. Yes.
And amongst all this progress,
news of Omar and Oz's tiling disaster is spreading quick.
I just heard the Block rumour
telephone that they're having
a little bit of drama with tiling still.
House Five are (BLEEP). All their tiles broke on the ground.
It would have been a mess.
Under-floor heating would have come up.
So you can't do under-floor heating then again?
You can, but that's a mess, bro. That sounds horrendous.
Have you heard about the boys? They have to get the floor
ripped up. They have to rip the floor up.
Wow. So what are they gonna do?
I don't know. This is insane.
(CHATTER OVERLAPS)
Are you kidding? That's ridiculous. Wow.
100 percent foetal positioning. I'd be drunk,
I'd be divorced. (WORDS ECHO)
(MOODY VOCALISING)
Hello, big fella. Keithy, Dan.
You happy?
How have you gone? We're good, mate.
Just gotta give it a nice quick dustpan and she'll be sweet.
They came back and checked it in two hours.
They were quite amazed at how fast we did it.
They checked the waterproofing. Everything was still in tact.
Under-floor heating, still in tact.
They were really amazed, and said to us that we were back on track.
We were allowed to tile again.
Worthwhile mate, wasn't it? Of course it was.
OK.
Love you, boys. It is what it is.
You love us? Honestly, we're - boys, bro,
the whole world thinks that youse are two grumpy men, youse are not.
Youse have got a good heart. I love it.
Thanks, mate. You're welcome, Keith.
In House Four, Dylan and Jenny are back on track
after this morning's shut down, until they are derailed yet again.
Two of our packs of tiles were smashed.
6.5m square metres short.
The tiler was due to arrive this morning
with the replacement tiles.
But it's afternoon and he's nowhere to be found.
What's he doing? He knew he had to do this.
None of those floor tiles are done. I thought
we had it all under control,
I'd have a good night's sleep tonight,
get my styling on point.
No, our tiler needs to come and finish the tiles.
(DIAL TONE)
Hey, what's doing - what do you mean
you're not going to be here until 7pm?
You can't get it here any earlier?
Are you gonna get it done? There's a bit to do.
You'll be here like all night.
What time is he coming?
He said 7pm. Really?
I'm not even joking. Jesus.
Wow.
This day, I swear to God.
It's just like, boom, boom, boom, boom.
Oh, definitely not what I want to be doing tonight, but anyway.
While the sun sets the night before reveal,
it seems all is well on the south side of The Block.
Houses one, two and three are sitting pretty.
We were not running around like headless chooks, for once.
We were sitting really,
really comfortable. Really well.
Everything went to plan, regarding the tiling,
the bath, all of the fireplace, all of that sort of stuff.
We had a few knock-offs.
Cheers. Cheers.
(LAUGHTER) While on the north side
at houses four and five, it's gonna be a long night.
We have 14 hours and 49 minutes until tools down.
We've got tiling, grout...
Heating, shower screen, massive bathtub to put in.
That's 148kg. Plumbing fit-off.
Final touch of painting. Door and stuff.
Door, stoppers, everything. Electrician.
For the lights.
We've got about 12 things to do that should usually take
about five weeks, in one night.
And their neighbours are up the proverbial creek, too.
The tiler with the tiles
arrived at about 8:30pm. But it was very scary for me.
I looked at the room, and I was just like,
that's it - we're not going to be able to deliver. We're done.
(BIRDS CHIRPING)
(WEAK CHUCKLE) I'm tired.
What time is it?
I don't even know. 6am?
How much sleep did you get last night?
(PHONE ALARM) I don't know..
(BLEEP). Shut up! (BLEEP).
(WEAK CHUCKLE) Yeah.
It was a big night.
I'm gonna get out of bed when we've got someone working
to get our room across the line.
So whatever I could do to help, I was there.
It was a hectic night, that's for sure.
I'll have to go and see if I can
do anything to help them, because they're struggling.
# That's why I'm easy
# I'm easy like Sunday morning. #
Woo! Toilet paper time.
How's your night? Yeah, we honestly had a lot to do.
Our tilers were there grouting.
We had to do all the fit-offs for the plumbing.
The bathtub, everything, we took that inside.
The electrician was here until 5am, 6am I think.
Our chippy had to hang the doors
and whatever else off the vanity and stuff, so...
We got it done.
It's gonna look amazing.
It's gonna look unreal. Omar.
Come see my design on my toilet paper.
Please say, 'That's nice.'
(ZANY MUSIC)
(LAUGHTER)
Huh? Better than last time.
Swear to God? I swear that's beautiful.
(LAUGHS) No!
On another level!
That's the winner, guys.
Morning!
You got sleep by the look of it.
We went to bed at midnight.
We could have stayed up, but we thought, and just you know,
cleaned and tidied, but then what would we have done this morning?
(SNORING)
(SNORING CONTINUES) (COUNTRY MUSIC)
We just woke up, yep.
We got like nine hours sleep.
So, that's good.
It's good to have some sleep.
I've just got two little paint patches to do.
One there and a couple up the wall.
Is it perfect?
Yeah, I'm pretty happy with it.
Knock-knock. What's going on?
Ah! McDelivery!
Shut up! Happy birthday!
Oh, my God! Thank you so much. Guess what it is.
Pancakes. Hot cakes!
That's amazing.
Happy birthday! Yeah, thank you very much.
Obviously my birthday today.
BOTH: Weirdest birthday ever!
For sure, on The Block.
Will you have them with me? Yeah, babe.
For my birthday? Yeah, birthday cakes.
We just had painting
and then your last-minute styling, and Shazzy doesn't really do things
in halves, so we basically go through all of her accessories
that she's bought throughout the week.
So, it is a two-hour process.
We were grouting at 7am.
So, fresh grout, and then we had to give it a hot minute to dry,
because you can wipe it straight off.
If you've done it before, that's a nightmare.
And we actually went to put our mirror doors on our vanity,
and they were too big.
Our mirrors, we just tried to put them on but they're too big.
They're hitting the sinks.
Because we haven't used these mirrors before.
So, we need to fix that.
Can you fix it? Maybe. (WEAK CHUCKLE)
Gonna pull of a miracle, Dylan.
(MOODY MUSIC)
This'll be something for the grandkids
if I pull this one out.
A story to be told.
We had other ones... Swifty.
So we're gonna just swap them over.
Oh! Yeah.
That's bloody lovely, that. # Around you
I want a ten. It'd be such a good
birthday present for you, too.
Oh, it looks great!
Do you reckon that looks like Neale? I actually think Neale
is better looking than that.
# When I'm around you
# Hey, yeah
# There was a never a last time We're nearly there, babe.
# Time together
# 'Cause I never made it to you. # (WHISTLE)
Tools down!
Oi! That's my line.
Tools down!
BOTH: Ah!
Thank God. We did it.
Happy birthday.
Thanks. Yay!
I reckon it looks amazing.
Woo! Yeehee!
One more down! Mwah.
Well done, babe. Aw, well done to you too.
(LAUGHS) Aw.
Good job. Good job.
You did a great job. We got there in the end, right?
Yep. We both did.
Mmm. (CHUCKLES)
I'm dead. Goneski.
We did it. (MUMBLES)
We did it. (BLEEP).
That was a big one. That was a massive push.
The fact that we got it done was just so relieving.
Since this - apart from anyone else,
the resilience that was put in. We really put a lot of work from us
going back down to up, honestly...
We wanted it to be perfect. ..the style,
the planning... The layout.
..the functionality of it, it's just amazing.
I'll be very surprised if we don't get a ten today.
We give it three tens.
# Add a little sugar, they say
# Be a little sweeter, they say
# Gotta give and take, but I say
# This time is my way, my way. # Boys.
Scotty.
(EXCHANGE OF GREETINGS)
Hello. Hello.
Once again, the ladies look spectacular.
Thank you. The blokes are alright.
Come on. Skater boy over here.
(LAUGHTER)
Skater boy!
Let's find out who's going to win $10,000 from Ford tonight
for your master en suites.
# I feel alive
# I feel alive. #
Tom and Sarah-Jane.
(EXHALES) I know.
I feel really sick about this one.
(LOUNGE MUSIC)
This week for us was successful.
What a great week. Mmm.
We've been drawing up some designs for the master.
Tom was getting super-frustrated, he was like,
'We need to get this layout. We need to get this layout.'
I'm trying to explain to you what is functional!
Shower here, toilet here,
there's the doors, there's the doors, done.
And he goes... 'It is gonna work.'
You're welcome.
5:30pm, Keith decided to rock up.
That gap is too big.
That's at 5:30pm, and it's tools down at 6pm.
I doubt you're gonna get that done in time.
I'm gonna work on this, babe. Yep.
I'm impressed. Well done.
Your waterproofing can start. Thanks.
Scotty's like, 'You're making a letterbox.
Choose your room, go in there,
get your supplies, you've got $500.' So cool, that place.
Tom decided we're gonna build a little replica
of our little country home.
Ah, that's cute.
Tom and Sarah-Jane. (APPLAUSE AND CHEERING)
Winner, winner, chicken dinner!
$10,000 from Colorbond,
plus a Colorbond tiny escape. Oh!
(CHEERING) Can't wait!
Home sweet home.
No, not sweet home.
(CHUCKLES) Home.
I literally got back here, put me sperm suit back on,
and started spray-painting.
Our room is amazing. I love it.
# But if you wanna love me
# You've gotta love every little part of me
# If you wanna love me, hey now, I'm better now
I think we can definitely take out the win tonight.
DARREN: Yum.
SHAYNA: Mmm.
NEALE: Wow.
I love this.
Isn't this beautiful?
(WARM MUSIC)
I'm looking at this tile.
Oh, my goodness me.
What a beautiful choice.
Darren was certainly agreeing on the tile selection.
Both of these choices,
like that green with this floor tile.
It's glossy and this is matte,
but that all works. It all works really well.
We've got another one of those
reclaimed pendants. Mm-hmm.
That looks like it was original and refurbed,
which is quite beautiful. I love it.
All this time, Shayna was just imagining
looking out those doors from the shower.
Look at that. And that'll be the verandah.
Can you imagine that view?
Having a shower, just taking that in every day?
It just feels so right...
Yeah. ..to me. It really does.
Yeah. It's a very contemporary bathroom,
but it's got that beautiful timeless quality as well
that makes it just feel so appropriate
for this house, for this style of architecture.
And the colour palette,
it's perfect. Yeah.
Oh! (NERVOUS CHUCKLE)
Neale believes you have once again achieved a real sense of calm.
What I'm feeling again in this room,
and I've felt it several times already
in Tom and Sarah-Jane's rooms, is confidence.
They know exactly how they want their home to feel,
and they know exactly how they want their home to play
to that gorgeous landscape.
He wasn't the first to notice, however,
that there was no face-level storage once again.
They've obviously made their mind up that they don't like that.
They did that in the other bathroom.
That's true, isn't it? Yes.
I do not like shaving cabinets,
but I gave them two extra drawers this time.
You don't like shaving cabinets, but what about your buyer?
They won't like shaving cabinets. Nah. They won't.
You've gotta pick the buyers that don't like shaving -
you should put that in your sales brochure!
Shaving cabinet shelves are this tall, by this wide,
you can put a tiny little Listerine...
No they're not! ..you can't put shampoo,
or conditioner, they're pointless. You can have your shelves this high
if you want. Nah, pointless.
And they're this deep, so you can put deodorant there, toothpaste...
There's extra drawers for that, Scotty.
(LAUGHTER)
At least this week
you put two extra drawers in the vanity.
Yeah! (LAUGHTER)
But is it enough for a master en suite?
Yes! Absolutely!
(LAUGHS)
Shayna thinks not.
What is it with this series about sconces that they're so high?
They make no difference.
A wall sconce is meant to be so you can see it.
Really, I'm annoyed that the wall sconces are up there.
I love them, the add beauty, but they don't add proper lighting.
Neale summed up their feelings on your bathroom today.
I get the feeling that this couple really knows what they're doing.
Mmm, yep. It's a strong start,
a beautiful start, and a high bar.
Yes, absolutely.
Thank you.
(APPLAUSE) Well done, guys.
Well done. Thank you. I'm happy,
I'm happy. I'm not disappointed at all.
If I had to do it all again...
We'd do it the same. I wouldn't put shaving cabinets, no.
If four drawers isn't enough for storage...
you've got too much stuff, and you need to donate some to the poor.
(APPLAUSE) Good work.
OK, Rachel and Ryan.
This week was a rollercoaster.
So today, the main goal was full demolition,
start putting some new walls up.
Wow!
I've got these beautiful tiles that I'm absolutely obsessed with.
They're mosaic. They're stone.
I just want to add a little bit more of our wow.
(MUTED SQUEAL)
Hello, hello.
Inspections with Keith.
He came and was very, very impressed.
So, we made waterproofing.
Our feature tiles were supposed to have come in Thursday afternoon.
They weren't in Thursday afternoon,
so we were told that they would be in Friday morning.
We might be in a pickle here, boys. Why?
Because that truck driver called in sick.
Yours aren't gonna get here until 3pm, 3:30pm this afternoon.
I said to Ryan, 'That's it.
Cancel the tiles. Cancel the tiles. Cancel the tiles.'
Argh!
So the next thing you know, five seconds later,
the tiles are in, and...
(MUMBLES)
..everything was worth it.
(UPBEAT MUSIC)
Like, this is a winning room.
So proud of it. So proud.
We are so proud of the room.
I hope that they love it.
Wow.
(UPBEAT MUSIC)
It's spacious.
Feels palatial for an en suite.
Look out there. Isn't it gorgeous? It's stunning. Like, look at that.
That's phenomenal.
I like the way that they've treated
the windows and the architraves and that little ledge.
It's very traditional, it's very sweet.
Cornicing, you could have gone a bit more gregarious,
I think, a bit more traditional.
Everything else is...
Yeah.
Nice.
It's kind of nice.
But it's a bit bland.
Oh, I didn't mean it like that.
No, I know you didn't mean it like that,
but I did mean it like that.
I think... (SIGHS)
It's got great aspect.
I love the fact that you've got that lovely view.
I love the size of this.
You know, it feels like a ballroom.
But have they made the most of the space they've got?
No, I don't feel they have.
There's a lovely bit of detail and decoration here,
but I feel like I'm seeing a sea of grey.
This just feel a bit... (SIGHS)
Downbeat.
Darren however disagrees wholeheartedly and very vocally.
This is actually a really beautiful floor tile.
That feels warm and gorgeous, and I love the movement through it.
That timber being a real timber is heaven.
That tile is absolutely gorgeous as a splashback,
and I love all the tile through the shower.
Double showerhead, which I also love. We've got...
Look. Face-level storage,
loads of storage here.
This finish is gorgeous.
But it's just that this tile on the wall here
is kind of oppressive, because this is actually really quite joyous.
Shayna agrees.
I feel like if they kept this floor tile
and just kept that tile and just did a halfway under there,
it would be a completely different bathroom.
Taking the wall tile to the ceiling
around the bar was a mistake.
Shayna said clearly you are sticking to your guns
and delivering a very contemporary house.
I would have loved to see
a tiny bit more traditional, just for this house.
I will talk about that every week if they don't do it,
and that will always lose them points from me.
Shayna will always want to see more heritage features
in the old part of the house,
and you'll need to accept this.
We have. Yep.
I think also we've come from a bathroom
that was full of character,
but they've used the space to every advantage,
and I feel like at the moment everything's pushed into the corner.
Like I look at this double shower...
This one feels like it's not big enough for two showers.
And we've got this amount of space, the shower doesn't need to
feel like it's been completely boxed into the corner.
Once again, Darren disagrees.
It's a main en suite.
So two people,
most likely a couple in here.
So, those showerheads are definitely
the right distance apart, because if you're showering together,
you want to be showering together.
Thanks, Darren. Thank you.
Thanks. Thanks, mate.
Guys, honestly, I really like
seven-eighths of this room, I would say.
Seven-eighths? Yeah, it's very precise.
Darren, you said you like, what, seven-eighths?
I reckon I like three-eighths.
Ooh. NEALE: I'm really,
really struggling to find positives.
To me, this is a box-ticker of a room. It ticks
the boxes of what a bathroom needs to have. Yes, it's got
face-level storage. That's a plus for me.
Yes, it's got beautiful basins. It's got a lovely bath. I'm assuming
it's got under-floor heating? Yes.
But,
to me, it has no charm, and it has no personality,
and I think that's a wicked waste.
(SCOFFS)
Shayna thinks you got half the room
spot on. I agree with
a lot of what you're saying. I'm actually sort of 50-50.
So I'm the one in the middle on this.
Now, one thing I don't love - I love
the practicality of this IXL Tastic here.
I love that it heats and extracts.
But it's beige. It's beige and stainless.
And I know that they come in white.
It just makes it look a little cheap.
But the whole bloody bathroom's beige.
So why wouldn't they choose beige? Because the ceiling
is not the same colour. I just... (SIGHS)
I'm sorry, I'm not getting it.
What do you guys think of the pendants?
I don't like them. I actually
like them. (LAUGHS)
Of course Darren likes them.
(LAUGHTER)
I like the pottery, I like the colour.
I think they'd be much, much better
against this coloured paint. Yep, yep.
Everyone agreed that you could have saved some money
on tiling on that side of the room.
Neale thinks the room is not a fail by any means.
Rachel and Ryan, it's not a fail.
It's delivered to a high standard.
The execution is good. Just give it
a bit more pizazz, a bit more oomph.
And he thinks you could still add a layer.
Put in some wall sconces, maybe add a nice rug on the floor,
and maybe also consider putting some artwork on the wall
to inject personality into the room.
These would be simple additions
that would bring the room to life in his opinion.
That's it. It's over.
Thank you. (APPLAUSE)
Well done. Well done.
Do you know who's got it right?
Darren. (CHUCKLES)
OK, House Three,
Ankur and Sharon.
Oh, God.
This week was
full on crazy challenging. Mmm.
Ankur and Sharon.
Oh, good one, well done!
BOTH: We won!
Oh, my God!
That's humongous!
And so the landscaping begins!
Our master en suite is really important
in terms of luxury and amenities.
Let's talk about spas.
Sharon desperately wanted a spa bath,
so we've gone back into the 1980s.
What I really want is a double-sided fireplace.
I can have a unit here tomorrow. Woo!
I think it'll be really difficult
to beat us now we've got the Rinnai fireplace.
The challenge itself is build your own post-box.
We're the only non-building couple in this competition.
We don't know what we're doing.
Ah, it's a disaster! I said to Anks, I was like,
'Do you wanna hang back and finish the job we started?'
SHAYNA: I think you all did amazing, except
the people that didn't turn up, of course.
How long have you guys been up for?
We woke up at about 4:30am.
We just want to nail it.
I'm proud of what we've achieved.
# Gimme, gimme, gimme some time to think
# I'm in the bathroom looking at me
# Face in the mirror is all I need
# Ooh-ooh
It's got all your mod cons, but it's also got your respect to heritage,
it's got the amazing views, and a spa and the fireplace,
they are all the luxury items that buyers are going to want
when they buy their house on the hill.
# Is this entertaining? Oh!
# I-I-I got this feeling, yeah, you know
# Where I'm losing all control
# 'Cause there's magic in my bones
# I-I-I got this feeling in my soul
# Go ahead and throw your stones
# 'Cause there's magic in my bones
# Don't mind
# Don't mind. # Oh!
(LAUGHS)
Oh, my God! (LAUGHS)
I'm standing here. What?
You wanted personality?
You've got personality! I've got it!
Do you know what? I want Rachel and Ryan
to come and stand in this bathroom.
There's nothing bland about this one.
('PSYCHO' THEME)
Of course, by this point, all three judges had their backs
snuggled up to the fireplace to get warm.
I would never design this in a million years.
And I really, really love it.
It really works.
The wall tile is a big statement on its own.
Plus this tile, plus we've got the profile and the green,
plus we've got all this ornate lighting and tapware,
and it's a lot.
But it's beautiful.
Can you imagine having a bath in there...
Yes, I can. French doors open.
(SIGHS)
It's magnificent. Warm bath.
Fire. Sitting in here,
looking out at that, that's heaven. That's unreal.
It shouldn't work, but it does.
And when something surprises you like that, it's a wonderful feeling,
because what Ankur and Sharon have created here is a beautiful room.
Yes, it's a bathroom, and it functions as a bathroom should,
but it's a beautiful room.
I just really love the planning in here. I really like
that we've got the skylights on each side
and you've still got that pendant and the rose that can sing.
It's a triumph of a layout.
This defines luxury in a bathroom. I agree.
That freestanding bath, fireplace,
that view...
Mm-hmm.
Hey, did you notice this?
And it comes with budgie smugglers hanging on the back
of the door for Darren, of course.
'Dear esteemed judges, make yourself at home.
'Here's looking at you, Darren.'
(LAUGHS)
You've obviously seen his Instagram. Sure have.
Oops, I forgot my pants again!
(LAUGHTER)
It was her idea.
Yeah, that's funny.
What's the other note say? 'You can turn me on.'
Ooh, there's a theme.
Oh, yeah! Do you know what?
I'm not a fan of spa baths.
But he found this one to be actually quite elegant
and clearly very functional and theatrical.
And look at this artwork.
Skinner Prout 1876. So this is the Macedon Ranges.
Oh, yes! So - which is just incredible.
So I think everywhere you look,
it is absolutely an overload
of the senses in a very beautiful way.
But there are a few small tweaks from her.
I'm not a fan of these types of sconces.
I reckon they could have done a slightly modern version
just to bring that down, because it is trying to get
that balance of over-the-top
and bringing it down to appeal to people that don't want all of this.
So you're appealing to a very broad market.
And the hand-towels could have been lower and not so in-your-face.
She also then clocked the fireplace is double-sided.
At this point, Shayna asked Darren to take his place on the throne,
while she went into the adjoining master bedroom.
Oh, wow. I see. The bathroom there. Beautiful.
Darren, can you see me? Hi.
Hi. (LAUGHS)
Not good, no.
You can see someone on the toilet.
You'll have to be very careful with the placement
of your bed in your master.
We will be. You will be.
So you don't lie on the bed,
look through the fireplace, and see someone on the shitter.
(LAUGHTER)
I mean, we do it at home, but other people don't do that, so...
No, we don't do it at home!
Not everyone's like that. (LAUGHTER)
Not everyone's as close as we are.
I'm a 1960s sort of a guy...
So am I! ..I like a door with a lock on it.
Cool, noted.
It's also a major statement of a bathroom,
but Neale thinks it could have been paired back a bit.
I think the choice of black tapware
in here is making it feel heavier than it needs to be.
I mean, I probably wouldn't have chosen the black tapware.
I would have gone with brass.
What they need to now learn is a little bit of edit.
That will help with those people that this might be too much,
is just look at all the theatrics, go over the top, and then
just take one or two things out.
It is a very theatrical version of country.
It's risky business, but it's very successful.
(APPLAUSE)
I'm an actor. I'm theatrical.
Darren basically summed up my personality.
I'm crazy, but I work. Yeah. It's unreal.
The bathroom is so good. You should be proud of yourself.
We did really well. That's all that matters.
This week was hectic.
It felt like two weeks in one. It did. It felt like a lifetime.
Hmm. You've got a flat tyre.
Really? I'm like, no!
I've got so much to do.
I need to stretch after that. Ooh.
(GASPS) Was that me?
I was delusional at Beaumont's.
We were delusional. Imagine me trying to pick up what you're
putting down on the other end of the phone!
Tiles going here, there, everywhere.
I'm just going, oh my God.
It's a shut down for two hours. Aw, no.
I was going through the tiles and realised that two boxes
of tiles had been smashed.
Broken.
We're short eight boxes of tiles.
Morning.
Forget something this morning?
We literally slept through two alarms.
No excuse.
We have to stop you from working, guys.
What? Are you serious?
Hour shutdown. Just an hour.
(BLEEPING)
I looked at the room and I was like,
that's it - we're not gonna be able to deliver. Like, we're done.
And we got there.
('FORMULA' BY RYAN FREESTON)
As soon as you walk through the archway,
and you're in the master en suite, you've got a double bowl vanity.
You've got a double shower. Big bench seat in the shower.
There's a lot going on. It's really nice.
I hope we can take out the win.
Yeah. Mmm.
Unsure, because we didn't get it fully finished.
We did. There's a few little silicon bits.
If they pick up on that, then yeah.
Wow.
(UPBEAT MUSIC)
Massive.
Huge. They are really huge,
aren't they? Really huge.
Shayna, before you were saying about the shower not being big enough.
(LAUGHS) That's a party.
That's a party.
I'd say that's big enough.
Another massive en suite,
and in this one,
the shower is a party space.
The bench seat makes it feel very day spa.
It has a real sense of luxury in here,
and a very different type of luxury to what we saw next door
in Ankur and Sharon's, but luxury nevertheless.
Neale thinks there's an understated elegance to this room,
and the wallpaper is just lovely.
Beautiful. It's gorgeous.
Just simple, simple styling, but it tells a story. It adds
a little sense of luxury, and it kind of makes it feel
homely and warm. Yeah.
And some super-great styling on the vanity with the Chrysanthemum.
So was the choice of the mushroom tile
on the vanity wall.
If you look around, we have obviously four walls,
but four walls that are treated with a lot of thought.
Clearly that shower setup is really well-considered in terms of
how they've placed the tiles, how they've placed
the bead, you know, the tapware.
The whole story that's telling of luxury is quite astounding.
And then, you have this wall with the VJ and that tile,
and that tile ties in really beautifully with these.
And then you have all of the wainscotting
on these two walls, but we've got wallpaper on this one
and paint on this one. It's like they've actually thought,
really thought about each wall as an opportunity for interest,
and it's not too much.
And as Shayna noted...
Yes, we have sconces in the right spot.
They look really good. No shadows.
And even though there's only
an overhead light in the centre, it's still got no shadows,
and that is why sconces are so perfect
for bathrooms, and when they're done right, they're done right.
Face-level storage is great.
For some people.
(LAUGHS)
The storage. Storage, storage, storage, storage,
and bench space, bench space,
bench space. Yes.
So we have lots of places spread out.
Lots of places to put things away,
and you've got drawers and cupboards, so that is about
as good as en suite storage can get.
And the arches both coming into the room
and on those cabinets seems to have become a Dylan and Jenny trademark.
(LAUGHS)
But there were a couple of planning issues
that came up for the judges today.
I don't know why everyone thinks a bath has to be
whacked up against a wall.
We've got all this space.
Like, they really could have actually orientated the bath
so it came into the room more,
and you would have felt more luxurious.
Like, we've got this day spa,
beautiful feel with the double showers,
which I think is absolutely gorgeous,
but I feel like the bath feels like it's shoved up
against the wall and whacked next to the toilet.
With this much space,
she thinks you could have given it more space in the room.
Planning bathrooms is hard. Yes,
absolutely. Planning a bathroom in a day or less
is even harder. Yeah.
But... But,
Shayna Blaze... But...
What do these two people in this house do?
Oh, they're tradies.
They're both builders. Both of them.
Both carpenters. That's true.
So they have a better idea of spatial planning.
Given what you've just said,
the fact that they're both chippies...
Mm-hmm.
That VJ panelling trim
bothers me even more.
Darren wondered why a couple of chippies
would choose to resolve the top of the Hardiegroove panelling
where it meets the cornice with a timber strap,
and not simply run it into the cornice.
Did you put it like a bead up there, did you?
Yeah, one of those sheets was cut the day earlier
and wasn't chucked up, and it was a bit big of a gap
for me to putty up, so I sort of made it up on the run.
DIY. (LAUGHS)
Darren noted...
There is a lack of grouting over here.
Oh, yes.
(TENSE MUSIC)
We really should have had some sort of...
Cork. ..corking around the bottom here.
Yep. And there's even a bit of sort of
messy grouting here.
And they all wondered why two tradies
delivered a room with no corking and missing grout.
Yeah, we were strapped for time. We were grouting this morning,
so at 7am... It looked like to them
like you were grouting up to the last minute.
BOTH: We were. Literally.
It was pretty clear that you had run out of time to finish the room,
which is very unusual for you two.
Yep. Mmm.
The rooms they've delivered so far
have been finished, and finished
to quite a high level, which makes me think
something's happened this week.
I don't think this is Dylan and Jenny at their best.
What you have delivered is a bathroom of many great choices.
This is a room that will photograph very well
from every angle
when it's finished.
(APPLAUSE)
We literally painted, we finished the room,
but the grout was clearly, they could see,
it was just freshly done,
which, yeah, but we finished it.
So it's like, OK, whatever.
Just missed a couple of silicone joints.
I'm over it. Pfft. Heh.
Omar and Oz.
This week was literally madness.
Beyond madness.
Ramadan is done.
We're actually very excited to really get stuck into
the next ten weeks, and probably work twice as hard.
Stay on that second gear. Double clutch, baby.
(CAR SKID NOISE)
Hey, House Five.
How are we vibing?
BLOCKHEADS: Let's go! Let's go!
Honestly, we've got the best team.
Very confident, to be honest,
because we won first week and now it's the wet area.
I think we're called the Wet Area Men.
Yeah. We love getting wet,
as in shower me, baby! (LAUGHS)
Now this bath apparently
is the only one in Australia. Oh, no.
Oh, wow. You've gotta be in
the foetal position to have a bath!
(LAUGHS) How does it work?
We probably did give our tilers
a pretty tough task. I think the pressure
just got to them and things weren't going right.
Just chatting to Omar mate, and he said
some tiles had to come up.
Wow. Oh, dear.
(MOODY MUSIC)
Mate, I'm feeling for you, big fella.
I really am. Seriously. This is a disaster, mate.
I think you need to forget about winning a room this week.
When he said that, I've got this fire in me
that really says challenge accepted.
(FUNKY MUSIC)
# Bang my line, baby
# Started as a friend
# Can't seem to make a move, don't know what to send
This week, literally we've gone from the biggest high
to the lowest of lows, and to actually finish this bathroom
and actually be better than the one we presented first week,
we honestly think that we should win today.
# Take your time and don't forget to. #
(UPLIFTING MUSIC) Ooh.
Very different proportions.
Very different.
My thoughts in actions.
(IMITATES EXPLOSION) (LAUGHS)
Boom.
Mind-blowing. Bad one? Or good boom?
Dunno, haven't got to that yet.
(LAUGHTER)
I'll go down and see.
Omar and Oz are on their way to becoming the bathroom kings.
Ooh. Thanks, Neale.
Is this is a walkthrough shower?
Sure is.
Hang on. Yep.
You walk through and come out the other end.
Oh! Oh!
Oh!
(LAUGHS) Can I add one? Oh!
I'll have what I'm having right now.
Oh, this is so good.
It's very, very cool.
And such a clever use of space. This is ingenious, isn't it?
I feel like I'm at a high-end country club.
Come and have a look at the curve! Come on, Darren, come and join us.
Come and have a look at the curve! Oh, yum!
This is next level.
It's really clever. It's really clever.
It's ingenious and it's unexpected, just like their first bathroom...
Mm-hmm. ..that they delivered a few
weeks ago.
It's the sense of the unexpected,
but the unexpected delivered to a very high standard of excellence.
Something cool about this bathtub, too.
One of you sits on that side
looking at that. Yeah.
The other one sits on this side looking at that.
Yes! Isn't that better than having your head next to a toilet?
Yes, it is. It's a bathtub
made for two. (GASPS)
Oh! And both of you get a view.
Love it.
All day, the judges had been looking at very large ensuites.
Darren, as I've said before,
it's not about size, it's what you do with it.
Well, they've done well with it.
Yeah. That's for damn sure.
The way that they've allocated a third
of this room to the shower
and a quarter of the room to the bathtub,
just shows you that there's scale. There's opportunities for grandeur,
and some big statements, and those big statements are the things
that smack you right between the eyes when you
walk in here as a judge or a buyer.
You walk in here and go, I'm familiar
with all these materials,
I've seen this sort of tile before, I've seen the Kit-Kat tiles before.
They've got all this great Hardiegroove around the room.
I've seen all the timber before.
There's nothing revolutionary, right?
But the layout is revolutionary.
(BLEEP).
Sign me up. (LAUGHTER)
It's such a double-edged sword
to get a room like this, too. Yeah.
With a French door, and a French door, and a door.
That's three walls where you can't put things.
That's tough. Yeah.
So to come up with this layout, with those constraints...
I mean there are a million ways you could have screwed this room up.
Yeah. Yeah. And there's probably only
a few you could make it really amazing,
and we are in the amazing layout for this room, for this house.
Oh, my God.
(LAUGHTER)
And whoever it is
who knows how to make a peacock's head
out of toilet paper
is to be congratulated. (LAUGHTER)
I know! I was about to say!
When I was in there, I saw that. It's just like,
are you kidding me? Are you kidding me?
I think this tells us all we need to know about Omar and Oz.
(LAUGHTER)
A little bit origami.
Origami. A bit of a... That's it!
(LAUGHTER)
Shayna noted that there's not a lot of heritage detail.
There are only very small nods to traditional
in the fact of the cornice. We've got ceiling rows.
We've got Federation doors.
We've got the Hardiegroove, and a little bit of a dado rail.
So, it's not over-the-top period detail.
It's just enough. And then the floor tile.
All the rest is incredibly contemporary,
but it feels country.
It feels traditional. It feel modern.
It feels luxurious. It ticks every single box.
The only thing, and I don't want to point it out
because it's upsetting me, but the lighting
around the basin area.
Her only fault with your room
was face-level lighting.
That we've only got this pendant light.
Like, we've got these gorgeous sconces
which they've used before,
we've got the lights that are giving
the beautiful, dramatic light across there,
but when it's nighttime,
it's gonna be very hard to see properly here.
Darren's only issue,
you definitely need a towel hook
on the back of the door for a bath towel or a robe,
and while your execution was very good this week,
it's still not perfect.
One thing that we haven't commented on today
is that they have delivered two bathrooms in what, three weeks.
Oh, yes.
And to summon that energy, that creativity to deliver
another one so quickly
is pretty remarkable. Yeah.
Last week I said Omar and Oz were concerning me
because I couldn't see how the aesthetic of the bedroom
translated across a home.
If they translate this aesthetic across the house,
then I have no doubts they've got a very sellable,
if not winning house.
The master en suite, as a buyer, such an important thing.
A fact obviously not lost on any of you,
because you've done a great job. Well done.
(APPLAUSE) Well done, everyone.
Well done, guys. Good job, everyone.
That's fine. That's fine.
Bro, to what we were up against...
(BLEEP) Be happy we finished, brother.
Yesterday we pulled off all our tiles.
We literally tiled until, what, 3am last night.
Put a bathtub in at 4:30am.
So all the work we did do
is massive, but it was one of those bathrooms
where if we just had a little bit more time...
I'm happy, we're happy.
Disappointed. is what it is.
# As long as I'm here
# No one can hurt you
Scores.
# No can lie here. #
OK, Darren.
Tom and Sarah-Jane.
DARREN: I love this. I love this scheme.
I love the layout. The colour palette is heaven.
Rachel and Ryan. (PENSIVE MUSIC)
I really like seven-eighths of this room.
Yes.
Ankur and Sharon.
It's a lot!
But it's beautiful.
Come on. Oh, my God!
Dylan and Jenny.
Storage.
Storage, storage, storage, storage,
and bench space, bench space, bench space.
And Omar and Oz.
If they translate this across the house,
they've got a very sellable if not winning house.
Now that is some high scores!
(CONTESTANTS EXPRESS AWE) Darren's going off today.
I swear! What was that?
Shayna. Tom and Sarah-Jane.
SHAYNA: The sense of calm and peace in here
I think is absolutely phenomenal.
(TENSE MUSIC)
Rachel and Ryan.
I would have loved to see a tiny bit more traditional.
Ooh. Oh, we got a half.
Ankur and Sharon.
You wanted personality,
you got personality. NEALE: I got it.
Dylan and Jenny.
I feel like the bath feels like
it's shoved up against the wall and whacked next to the toilet.
A seven and a half.
Omar and Oz.
I feel like I'm at a high-end country club.
She gave us a nine. I know.
Good work, boys.
See you in a minute.
The kings.
(LAUGHTER)
OK, Neale Whitaker. Tom and Sarah-Jane.
It's a very contemporary bathroom,
but it's got that beautiful timeless quality.
Rachel and Ryan.
I feel like I'm seeing a sea of grey.
Ankur and Sharon.
This defines luxury in a bathroom.
Dylan and Jenny.
Something's happened this week.
I don't think this is Dylan and Jenny at their best.
Omar and Oz.
I think Omar and Oz are on their way to becoming the bathroom kings.
(BLEEP)
Alright, totals.
Come on, baby.
I hope we can
take out and win where we don't need to use a gnome.
It'd be an amazing birthday present. It would be.
OK, winner of week three
on The Block: Tree Change,
and taking home $10,000 from Ford is...
(MUSIC BUILDS)
It's Omar and Oz.
(APPLAUSE)
# All eyes on me
# So VIP
# All of my dreams
# You're missing me, I'm finally free. #
Unbelievable. Bombshell.
Congratulations, Omar and Oz.
$10,000 coming your way from Ford, plus that magnificent
mature tree being delivered by Ford first thing tomorrow morning.
We don't call this The Block: Tree Change for nothing.
That's gonna go with your other one. You've got two trees now.
Beating all the odds,
Omar and Oz have taken out the win tonight
with a score of 27.5.
Followed just half a point behind by Ankur and Sharon on 27.
In third place is Tom and Sarah-Jane on 26 points.
And tied for fourth is Dylan and Jenny,
and Rachel and Ryan, both scoring 23.5 points.
OK, next week,
you'll be finishing off your master suites
by doing your master bedroom
and walk-in robe.
Another big week. Far out.
Suncorp will give you a budget for $21,000,
and please,
give some of that money to your landscapers
to start on your outside.
I know you don't think it now,
but believe me when I say time is literally running out.
Good luck, everybody. Goodnight. See you.
(APPLAUSE) (EXCHANGE OF FAREWELLS)
Good work, boys. Well done, boys.
Yeah, baby.
Bathroom kings, baby. Are we missing something?
# We're not the same, we're not the same
# We're not the same, we run everything
# We're not the same, we're not the same
# They ain't got what's running through these veins
# Make way for the king. # (SATISFIED NOISE)
They've lied to us..to our faces.
VOICEOVER: This is the week...
I've just got something in my gut that says it's wrong.
..The Block...
Why don't they own it?
..blows up.
This is like another cheating scandal.
Blockheads...
Just be honest about it.
Our reputations (MUMBLES).
..toe to toe.
Oh-whoa-whoa.
Oh my god. The $50,000 scandal,
that's got Scotty...
You know how I feel about people lying to me.
..on the war path.
Just shows you never know who you're living next door to.
Big trouble rocks the Block.