SCOTT: Previously on The Block, a text misunderstanding exploded...
..causing Sharon and her builder Liam to have an epic showdown.
I'm actually reacting to something YOU started.
I have not been rude to you at all this whole time.
ANKUR: Liam's saying he's sorry for the message.
Are we all good with that? Yeah, we're all good.
But with one problem resolved, another was about to unfold...
MAN: You're going to be re-creating
the 2021 Samantha's Paddock Bordeaux blend.
..with a suspicious wine-tasting win by Ankur.
How did you do that so quick, man?
Shaz and Anks obviously had to have Googled the recipe.
ANKUR: I've drank it every day in COVID.
SHARON: They sponsored Fashion Week last year.
If you're gonna do something like Google
and you don't want people to know, stop talking!
(MOUTHS WORDS)
The cheating scandal 2022.
Tonight, it's the master bedroom and walk-in robe reveal.
Sarah-Jane panics about a painting...
SARAH-JANE: It's too big, Tom!
The boys disappear for a whole day.
Rachel and Ryan fret about completing a fireplace.
Something like this takes minimum two days.
But we're doing it in ten hours, yeah?
Dylan and Jenny stumble at the 11th hour.
DYLAN: Oh! (BLEEP)
That looks (BLEEP)house.
Jen, I can't do anything...
And Ankur and Sharon may not finish at all.
ANKUR: We've got the big, big space.
SHARON: We are so behind.
(EXCLAIMS)
The judges are amazed... DARREN: Wow!
SHAYNNA: Whoo! Looks incredible.
..and confused.
NEALE: (SIGHS) I don't know. I rarely say this.
It's too much. I find the whole thing very visually overwhelming.
(BIRDSONG) (DOG BARKS)
# The moment I wake up... #
SARAH-JANE: Tom! (SHEEP BLEAT)
(BIRDS CAW)
During styling, realised that the art is too big.
It's too big, Tom! It's too big! TOM: Alright, calm your farm.
I didn't order it.
I mean, it does fit on the walls.
But by the time I put the sheers up, the sheer curtains
and with the arcs and everything, it's squishy
and the sheer curtains are gonna hide half of the piece of art.
I asked you so many times. Alright. Blame me.
No, but why don't you just say,
"Sarah-Jane, remember, there's gonna be blinds there.
"Sarah-Jane, remember there's gonna be an arc there."
No! Well, I just said...
Yeah, you asked me what size the walls are and I sent them to you.
Well, it's a learning curve. Now you know. Don't...
(BLEEP) off.
Well, we can't put any art up, Tom.
MAN: Does that mean I don't have to put the lights up?
Oh, (BLEEP) the lights.
The lights are gonna look stupid if we can't put any art up, isn't it?
Like, never, Tom.
Yeah, it's on me. It's on me. I don't know.
It's on Tom but it's on me.
It's my problem but I make it Tom's problem
because I'm annoyed at myself.
Not my fault. Get over it. I can't. It's just...
Don't cry over spilt milk. Just fix it...
I'm not crying... ..and (BLEEP) get on with it.
I can't fix it. It's fine.
It's the blinds, baby.
You put a pin in the corner
so you've got a little hook for your blinds.
Have you got a hook? Have you already got a hook...
Go buy a hook. ..for your sheers?
Go buy a hook. So I need to buy a hook?
Buy a hook and a little strap for it.
Righto. Alright. I love you. I'm sorry.
Alright. No, give me a proper kiss!
I love you. I'm sorry. It's just so stressful.
It's not... Saturdays stress me.
It is not stressful at all.
It is, because I have to plan all week up here.
I'm not allowed in the room. I can't put things in the room.
You can't try anything... Thomas, are you listening to me?
Thanks, mate.
I have to all day...
Tom... Tom...
Tom...
So, Sarah-Jane heads off to buy a hook
to solve her latest dilemma...
while Sharon and Ankur in house three have much bigger problems,
having to paint the biggest rooms in the biggest house
with the biggest footprints.
Lucky Ankur has mastered the spray gun.
MAN: That was your first... Spray gun attempt? Yeah.
Yeah, I didn't, like, have that much difficulty.
Just to get the primer on,
because we've got the big, big space for painting.
It came up alright and it happened to be done
in, like, I don't know, half an hour.
It would usually take, like, 2.5 hours.
But it would've been ideal if we could wait now a couple of hours,
do another coat...like, finish the job off with the spray painter,
but we can't... Because we've got people in now.
Carpet's gonna go in, Kinsman need to come back and finish...
We are so behind. So it just feels really...
We've caught up.
We'll be OK but, like, it just feels unachievable.
So, Saturday's obviously the big day
where we need to get the electrician in...
Oh, yeah.
..to do the rough-in, or, like, the fit-out. Fit-out.
We have to install the velvet bedhead ourselves.
Yeah.
Framing, they were coming in as well.
We have our tiler, he's coming in to do, like, an amazing, like, rework
of the marble, original marble fireplace that's in our house.
Yeah, so it is going... It's mental.
There's a million things happening today.
Across the way in house two,
painting is not an issue as they are well ahead.
You guys are looking good. Yeah, Keith.
Looking really good. We are.
We're looking pretty good, mate. No stress in here, is there?
Just as long as that goes off, then we're all good.
And that is the hero fireplace
taking pride of place in this master bedroom.
The only thing that we had left to do on Saturday
was to clad that fireplace.
Generally, something like this takes minimum two days,
with two to three guys.
We needed to get it done today. It has to be wrapped up Saturday.
We're revealing the room Sunday morning.
We need to dress the room as well.
So I hear, boys, this is usually a two-day...
Two day job. ..episode.
But we're doing it in ten hours, yeah?
Yeah. I hope.
(MEN LAUGH)
Ten hours.
I'll be here when you're putting the doona on the bed.
That's alright. That's fine. I'm OK with that.
Hopefully we can get it done in a day.
I got faith. We'll get it done.
# Look
# If you had one shot
# Or one opportunity
# Would you capture it?
# Or just let it slip? #
Whoo!
How good! Oh, my god! Start stacking!
It's gonna be amazing. I can't wait.
You're doing a great job already.
We'll be finished by lunchtime, boys.
Yeah, Sunday. (LAUGHS)
With the second-largest bedroom and huge walk-in robe...
Very big area, yeah.
..house four are planning to wow the judges
with a textured Grafico wallpaper, timber-framed bed and cabinets,
a bay window alcove and fireplace.
Their luxurious walk-in robe will have a central island bench,
white and timber colour palette
and a chandelier, with lots of drawers and hanging space.
For two tradies who take pride in finishings, it's a lot to be painted.
We've gotta use the spray gun. Get the sprayer on?
Yeah, 'cause that's what always gets us, the painting.
So if we get good on that spray gun, we can kill it.
DAN: Are you gonna practice or are you going straight into it?
Get the pressure, you can just practice on the wall.
Yeah.
Here we go.
You don't want to pressure too high.
The pressure's on zero at the moment.
(CRICKETS CHIRP)
Give it a flick. You only need, like, quarter turns.
There we go. Got it.
Dan was good. He was actually giving us heaps of tips.
Lucky he was there because...
He was battling to get it going there at one stage. Yeah, lucky.
See how it's like that? Yeah.
You want it sideways.
Like, go...
Yeah. Like that.
Better? Oh... Is that right?
Yeah, it's perfect.
And then what would you do, up and down? Yeah, go again.
Like that?
Up and down or sideways. Up to you.
Dylan and Jenny just learnt how to spray.
They look like they got the hang of it pretty quickly,
so, yeah, I'm pretty proud.
Mate, look how quick it is!
Like, if you've never done it before, it's not easy.
Yeah, nice!
That's dying.
With less than a day to reveal, in house five, the tradies are busy,
but Oz and Omar are missing in action.
Are the boys here? No, they've gone shopping.
They've got a big day of shopping. Both of them?
Both, yes. OK. Yeah.
Very odd that throughout this year already
a lot of couples are leaving site.
Normally, you'll always have one person on site
unless it's something super important.
And again, that's happening today at house five -
on all days, a Saturday.
We're on ten acres.
There's always something to do,
whether that be cleaning, planning ahead.
There's just so much. Why would both of youse leave site?
This is it. Let's go get this cushion.
Long drive to get here.
We thought the daybed would come with a cushion and it didn't,
so we got one made for us.
Alright. Here it is. Wow.
Oooh, is that heavy?
'Cause it's cream... Yeah.
..have you got clean hands?
Well... I do. I do. They got paint on it but they're dry now. OK.
I just thought I'd take him out, have a nice day together.
We don't need to be working every day on the block.
I mean, we work when we need to
and when we do need to, we get the job done and we win money...
(LAUGHS) Let's do it, baby.
While Sarah-Jane returns from shopping,
Tom's busy painting their distinctive olive feature wall.
(GASPS) Hello, Sarah-Jane. How are you?
Tony! Look at that!
Framing To A T came today and they delivered the mirror that I ordered.
It's this beautiful golden, like, brass, like...
Oh, it's just... Anyway, it's stunning and it's perfect.
It's exactly what I asked for. If anything, it's even better.
Honestly, it is better than what I thought. Fantastic.
It actually makes you look a bit better, Sarah-Jane. I know.
Even better, it has a TV built into it. Yeah.
Good picture, isn't it?
Oh, my gosh. That is amazing.
You can see now, when we turn it off, that it's a great mirror.
Looks a lot better now with my reflection.
With you in it, yeah. (LAUGHS)
In house three, it's a full house,
with carpet being laid, wardrobes going in,
repurposed marble being fitted,
leaving no room for painting to start.
Instead, Ankur and Sharon are going nuts
over their stripped-back, restored, original front door...
That looks so good, Kane!
..that will now be the door to their master bedroom.
That is unreal. It's 140 years old.
It looks it. Yeah, it does.
(ALL LAUGH)
We want to keep it that way, like, on purpose,
'cause it's just so gorgeous.
Oh, my god! It's in!
140 years ago, that door was put in
and it's always gonna remain a part of the house so it's really special.
Keeping with the era of the house,
Ankur puts together an antique buffet.
I am utilising my Block Bucks to the max, except for antique pieces.
I got a massive steal.
We've got a pair of side tables.
We've got a mahogany beautiful buffet
and two side tables for $500 from the Salvation Army in Woodend.
And to complement the bedside tables,
a custom-made floor-to-ceiling velvet bedhead will be installed.
But builder Liam has just discovered a problem.
So we have a big floor-to-ceiling velvet panel
going on this wall as the bedhead
and it has already been made from the floor to the ceiling,
not including the cornice, which is already up.
When I wasn't here yesterday,
the cornice went up where the bedhead's supposed to go.
Oh, my god.
If we can cut the panels, we won't have to touch the cornice.
Yeah. OK. And then it'll butt straight into the cornice.
Do you want me to hurry them up... along and say,
"Come as soon as possible"? Yeah. See what happens.
(RINGING TONE)
WOMAN: (ON PHONE) How are you? Oh, yes, you know.
It's just one thing after another. How's it going?
Yeah, no, it's going but it's just something always after another.
But really quickly, with the panels, we've got a little bit of an issue
'cause the cornice has already gone up, so the height is a bit off now.
Can we cut those panels? No.
It was the culmination of many delays which brought us to the end
of, like, "How are we even gonna finish this room?"
I'm just so stressed out.
(THUNDER CRACKS) (DOG WHINES)
House three's bedhead installation is at a worrying standstill,
as head builder Liam tries to solve its size problem.
So it has, I believe,
pre-holes already in for power points...
Yes. ..and for lights. Yeah.
I know the people are saying that it can't be cut,
but to me, it sounds like an MDF panel
with staples on it for the fabric... Yeah.
..so I think we just wait till it comes.
And see what it's got. Yeah.
I reckon we'd be able to cut them. Yeah.
That's a solution of sorts. That's a solve.
Alright. Cool. We'll wait. (LAUGHS)
SCOTT: For house two, their fireplace is taking shape in near-record time.
Look at this go, boys! Whoo!
Get that on there!
Looking good. God, that's gonna look good.
Nate laid stone by stone our fireplace.
I thought it would've been on sheets or something but it wasn't.
It's like Tetris.
The guys doing the fireplace are actually killing it.
Yep, they sure are. They just might finish the impossible.
# It's impossible to tell the sun to leave the sky
# It's just impossible
# It's impossible Impossible, impossible... #
That stone is gorgeous, guys!
It's all coming together.
Remember at 9:00 last night, when we thought we couldn't do this?
Now look at it.
(CELESTIAL MUSIC PLAYS) Whoo!
Over in house five, the boys' master bedroom is coming together,
with their wow factor, study nook and daybed.
Alright, we're in a very, very good position at the moment.
Electrician's fitting off all the electrical work
and we've got Danny and the boys
pretty much just finishing off the touches for the office library.
We're in a perfect...
Best so far. ..position.
Best so far, since we've been on the block.
As night rolls on,
most of our Blockheads are sitting pretty the night before reveal.
I think we're in a good place. We're where we want to be.
We've got some paint touch-ups and then it's just hours of cleaning.
If we can smash out the painting with the spray gun, we'll be good.
We're feeling good.
We're sitting in a pretty good position, I think.
Yeah.
(OWL HOOTS)
ANKUR: The velvet wall that is floor to ceiling,
Liam's changed it so it fits perfectly under the cornice,
otherwise it was gonna be a massive issue.
And it looks better under the cornice.
SHARON: Thank god we've got a builder who can build.
It's gonna be a tough night. Yeah.
It's probably gonna be the toughest night we've had here.
I honestly didn't think it was gonna be this hard.
We had probably a room that's eight times the size of our first room
that we did on the block
and only started painting on Saturday night.
Then I have to paint that wall, don't I?
You have to paint that one, yeah.
Every single person that rolled through the building said,
"Oh, my god, you have so much to do,"
with real fear and trepidation in their faces.
The amount of times I've been told
that I'll be painting the rest of my life today was too many times.
How the hell are we still gonna do this by tomorrow 9:00?
(ROOSTER CROWS)
Look at these boys. They're the best.
Mate...
George and Tony are from Imperial Tiling.
They just literally came to drop off
the marble structure for our fireplace and then they saw...
They stayed all night.
..we were in the depths of despair
and they literally came and saved the day.
MAN: What have we got after this? We put the bed together?
We've got bed, we're gonna style...
Is that it? That's it.
Happy days.
They just started off by cleaning up a bit and helping...
Obviously, they can't help you paint
but there was plenty of other (BLEEP) to do.
And every time we were about to cry, they made us laugh again.
So we just pay them for their moral support, effectively.
No, seriously, counselling, moral support.
Oh, mate, it's... It really is...
It's what it gets you... Those long Saturday nights...
It gets you through.
I will pay them Saturday to roll in and...
No, yeah, seriously, like, they get...
Just, like, their energy's really good. Like, they don't give up.
It will be amazing if you get a ten. (LAUGHS)
That would make everything worth it, wouldn't? Yeah.
(BIRDSONG)
A couple of hours before tools down, just had to vacuum.
I wanted to mop the bathroom
because if they open those walk-in robe doors to go to the bathroom,
I wanted to make sure it was really neat and tidy.
Just zhuzhing. It's just general, general...
A bit of zhuzhing. ..tidied zhuzh.
I don't know.
Yesterday's dilemma about their artwork and sheer curtain choice
has Sarah-Jane again doubting herself.
Alright. I've just gotta figure this out.
Tom? What?
What do you think? Do we take the sheers off?
No, I'm not taking the sheers off. So you think keep the sheers and...
Take the sheers off...
Do you know how much (BLEEP) work went into getting them in?
So there's no artwork, then? No, don't put artwork.
It looks perfect.
Pretty happy with this little fire.
Tom, you bent down in front of that fire 50 times.
It's going. It's still lit. Can we focus on something else?
Ironing a pillow.
Oh... I would love to put this on your face.
DYLAN: We got maybe an hour or something in.
MAN: How does it feel, like, compared to this time last week?
Yeah, cruisy.
Another two hours to go.
Just do a big clean-up, hang a mirror
and just put these two doors on.
Are you happy with how it's progressed and the finishes?
Oh, my gosh. So happy. The stonemasons, they were here...
They knocked that whole thing out in, like, 12 hours.
It's insane.
It looks great.
We're very happy with it.
Our gorgeous master suite is the epitome of contemporary lodge.
Do I put the beanbag over there?
What really upset me last week
was being told that our room had no personality.
This week, we took risks. Yeah.
We did what we really, really, really wanted to do
and it's finally coming together.
I'm excited!
(BLEEP) excited!
Sorry.
(BIRDSONG) (SNORING)
Last night, we styled, we put all the bed in,
all the side tables, the wardrobe, whatever we had to.
We were done about 4:00am. (DOOR CLOSES)
And then we went and had McDonald's, had a little nap.
(SNORING)
Woke up probably with 45 minutes to go before tools down
just to...just final touch-ups.
OZ: Fixing a couple of door hinges
and fixing the shelving to the proper space we wanted.
Have a look.
It's amazing.
SCOTT: Everything is going to plan
for professional tradies Jenny and Dylan,
who pride themselves on their finishes.
Dyl, you've got to sand this back. Yeah.
With just minutes to go, Dylan decides to do just one last touch-up.
Oh! (BLEEP)
The corner of my sanding box just dug in
and just pulled a bit of the topcoat out.
Oh... And when you see it, you just, like, vomit.
Is there anything we can put there, babe?
It's such a shame.
Why? What's going on with it? Oh...
Get out of here. What do you mean?
Can't fix it, Jen. Why?
It's too late.
Well, is there anything we can put there?
(BLEEP)
Surely there's a way around that.
I don't know, Jen.
Oh, that looks (BLEEP)house.
I can't... Jen, I can't do anything...
Well, let's just put a little bit on.
I don't know what you want me to do.
We can make it look better than that.
Oh, my god. (BLEEP) hell. All that effort for nothin'.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
It sucks, 'cause you try so hard.
And I honestly thought we were gonna win this week.
Well, we still might, but... Mmm.
..I know what they're like.
We will get hammered.
Oh, well. Get everything out, then.
Come on.
(BARKS)
Oh, how nice is that! Yeah, it's beautiful.
Not that way! This way.
RACHEL: Where are we at time-wise?
Darling? (LAUGHS)
Cup of tea, please, and a cap of honey.
(VACUUM WHINES)
JENNY: How did that much stuff just get in here? I don't get it.
It's beautiful. It's so nice.
Little vac. Little vac. That's it.
Let's clean out all the (BLEEP) in here.
Mate, let me read a page. Let me read a page out of this book.
SARAH-JANE: Ow! TOM: Hurry up!
Ow, I hurt myself, Tom!
Yep. I think it's time, Frankie.
(WHINES)
Sorry, mate. Argh!
Where do you want this to go? Right here?
Alright, are you all good in there? Yeah, yeah, yeah.
(WHISTLES) Tools down!
('DON'T YOU FORGET ABOUT ME' BY SIMPLE MINDS PLAYS)
(LAUGHS)
(BOTH LAUGH)
Oh... Good job.
Wow.
Another one. And another one.
Try to stop us, bro. And another one.
(LAUGHS) Good job.
Oh...
(ALL CHEER)
That's wicked. Thank you so much.
Oh, my god! Tools down. Give me a kiss.
(LAUGHS) Mwah!
(BIRDSONG) (DOG BARKS)
SCOTT: Are you ready, Frankie? (WHINES)
# Tell them all I said hi Hope you've been well... #
Scotty. Hello, boys.
Scotty. Hello.
JENNY: I don't want to fall down the stairs.
Hello. Hi. Hey, Scotty.
How are you? Hey, Scotty.
Hello. How are you guys? WOMEN: Hello.
MAN: Scotty!
Now, from what I saw today,
you're all masters of master bedroom and walk-ins.
(LAUGHS) Outstanding, it was.
Thank you.
There's a lot of real estate there to renovate
and you renovated it to perfection, all of you.
Well done. WOMAN: Thanks, Scotty.
Fantastic.
Well done. It's a good start. Yeah. (LAUGHS)
(APPLAUSE) Let's go.
Now, with all that effort that you put in,
I'm sure that none of you are gonna enjoy coming second tonight.
But I can see that you're understanding how crucial it is
to come in here and leave on Sunday night
with 10,000 bucks from Ford in your back pocket.
You're all maturing as renovators as the weeks go by, like a fine wine,
like a Samantha's Paddock...
(LAUGHTER) ..or something like that.
You're all maturing, aren't you?
And don't forget, don't forget that's exactly what we're playing for.
10,000 bucks cash.
But also an incredible Vintec ESPACE walk-in cellar...
I forgot about that. ..from Winning Appliances.
Wow. Give it to me, baby.
Yep. Give it to me, baby.
(OTHERS LAUGH) 50K's worth.
Wow.
Another big prize to go in someone's homestead.
Let's find out who it's gonna be.
# You can go your own way
# Go your own way
# You can call it another lonely day... #
OK. House one. Tom and Sarah-Jane. Are you ready?
No, but do it. Yep. Ready.
(LAUGHS)
This week was productive.
I've got a French door here, a French door here.
I'm French door eff-ing galore.
Oh! Oooh, this one's really soft.
Oh. Firm.
I didn't have any bad part of the week.
Did you?
No. I'm trying to think of something.
Does everybody think that I'm just saying mean things to them
when I think I'm having a joke?
9.5! (ROARS)
BOTH: We absolutely crushed 'em!
Yeah, that wall right there where the bed goes up against
is going to be fully olive.
I need that olive back in my life.
I hope the judges walking around
are picking up the glamour of the walk-in robe
and the warmth of the fireplace.
The real fireplace sets our room apart from the others.
They've all got gas. What have we got?
Yeah, just a normal wood heater. Oh, wood heater. There you go.
A real wood heater.
SHAYNNA: Mmm!
Ah, hello!
# I never thought to hold you
# I never thought that you might need an anchor
# Need an anchor
# I never thought I'd lose you
# I never thought that you might need an anchor... #
Into your room today and Shaynna went straight to the fireplace.
I'll just stand here the whole time.
How good is that! NEALE: Oh, wow. Oh!
A real wood-burning fireplace in a bedroom.
It worked a treat because soon afterwards, she said...
How much does it hug you as soon as you walk in?
It's cosier, even though it's got such a vast, high ceiling.
And a king-size bed, big bed size.
This incredible fireplace that's not imposing on the bed.
Yeah. There's just so much to appreciate.
And while Shaynna instantly loved the room,
Neale was more or less at a loss for words.
He was just standing there, grinning like an idiot.
(LAUGHTER)
Eventually, he simply said...
I love it. Mmm.
It's so beautifully done.
I feel that Tom and Sarah-Jane are really nailing this aesthetic
that we're calling 'new rural'.
I mean, to me, this is what that looks like.
And speaking of nailing it,
Shaynna thinks you're the masters of economy too.
Just doing this, you know, chair rail wainscoting
and then just paint everywhere else, not going over the top,
so that they can actually do the beautiful cornicing.
Look at the size of that ceiling rose. Stunning.
I think that's one of the things that works best in this room,
is the scale.
Like, everything in here is accentuated.
Darren thinks that the fireplace
is exactly the right choice for the room.
It feels like a contemporary traditional pot-belly stove
and I think it's a really charming choice
for this corner of the room.
Yeah.
I mean, it's not overly modern
but interestingly, the combination of elements
that Tom and Sarah-Jane have put together in here... Yeah.
..makes it feel modern and that's what I love about it.
I'm just running my eye around and thinking,
"What can I see in here that I either disapprove of or dislike?"
And the answer is, at this stage, zero.
Whoo! Awesome.
Well done.
Are you sure there's not a 'but'? There's always a 'but'.
(LAUGHTER) It'll be coming down a bit further.
Oh...
NEALE: I just love the way they have mixed so many mediums in here.
Everything from the rattan bedhead
to this beautiful inlaid bedside table,
we've got the checked bedding, we've even got corduroy cushions.
I feel that Tom and Sarah-Jane have curated this room beautifully.
Yeah.
I just love where they're going with all this.
Into the Kinsman wardrobe and Darren said it's yet another treat.
Really well done and styled to perfection also.
Well done, babe. Thank you.
Styling a walk-in robe, it's not easy...
NEALE: It's not. ..and it's not sexy.
But they've done it well. Yep.
Shaynna's only issue is that without doors on any of the wardrobes,
it's going to be always on view from the bed,
so that perfect styling will be necessary every single day.
Look at this. Look at that... SHAYNNA: So beautiful.
..connection.
It's really, really beautifully thought through.
This is going to pull at the heartstrings of buyers.
To me, this is a house - so far, this wing here -
where people are gonna go, "This has emotionally got me."
Totally. "And I want this."
Oh, man. Yeah.
It really is living the dream, isn't it?
Yeah.
And it does sell the dream of 'new country'.
Yes, it does. Yeah.
There's no 'but'.
OTHERS: Yeah! Oh!
Thank you! (LAUGHS)
Oh... TOM: Well done, babe.
Good job. Thanks, baby.
I put in really big furniture
because they say when you have a small room you put big things in it
and it makes it look bigger.
Like me. So... (LAUGHS)
I went with that, I ran with that
and you know what, it actually really works.
Oh, wow. Good job, babe.
(BIRDSONG) (DOG BARKS)
House two, Rachel and Ryan.
This week was a good week.
We've gotta think bigger, just no limitations whatsoever.
If we can do it, let's do it.
How good's this! Mate, this is awesome.
We've also had, like, the bore guys
for the air conditioning and the heating.
This is for the Rinnai Geoflo.
We're drilling all the way down to about 50m.
The architect did call me. That window could go in the room.
You know, you're laying on your bed or you get out...
Far out, man, it just opens up your view massively.
(GASPS) Oh, my god!
We won the label! We won the labelling.
50K worth of wine. Like, how incredible is that!
Whoo!
Get that on there!
God, that's gonna look good.
It's all coming together.
This week, we had fun and delivered a fantastic room.
# I had a dream that some day
# I would just fly, fly away Oh-oh... #
We've given it those few extra country touches
and looking back at the room, we actually love it.
Yeah, we'd have this in our house.
MAN: Favourite feature or item?
BOTH: Fireplace.
DARREN: Oooh-la-la.
(LAUGHS) "Oooh-la-la."
(MAN LAUGHS)
And he said that as he was on his way across the room
to literally hug your stacked-stone fireplace.
(LAUGHS)
Wow. SHAYNNA: That is superb.
Just... Yeah.
Oh...
NEALE: That is a stunning centrepiece, isn't it?
It is beautiful. Wow.
Hello! (LAUGHS)
If last week's room was cold, then this is the opposite.
It's really warm.
This room has got a beautiful sense of calm about it.
Mmm.
Last week, I took Rachel and Ryan to task with their master ensuite
for their spatial planning and their styling.
I think they've redeemed themselves this week.
RACHEL: Yay! RYAN: Thank you.
Well done. Good job, babe.
ANKUR: Good stuff.
Shaynna was very happy with the choices you had made this week.
Gorgeous carpet. Great rug.
And the colour works so well on the panelling.
It's a room that works for me despite itself.
What I mean by that is when I look around,
there are some things that don't work.
For example, the rug under the bed.
I would like to have seen a much larger rug.
And he's not a fan of dried flowers, which everyone knows.
But despite these things, it's a room that achieves a lovely ambience.
You know, I know that I would be so happy to come in here,
crash on the bed, read a book, fall asleep,
watch the fire, watch the view.
It's got a lovely vibe. SHAYNNA: Yeah.
It feels warm.
And this is the first time I've come into Rachel and Ryan's rooms
and felt that.
This, as a neutral palette
that is all based on wood, stone, natural elements,
it feels like country without having to, you know,
have the green from outside inside.
Every element in here, I'm... Two thumbs up.
He found some very minor painting issues,
but overall, it's very well executed, as all of your rooms are.
I love the big barn door. Yeah.
I think that is really super beautiful.
Oooh, that's a big walk-in robe.
NEALE: Huge. Oooh!
It's beautiful. Look at this!
Wow.
Palatial, huh? It is. And look at the view.
You've got a view in your walk-in robe.
This is gorgeous.
And styled really well.
They've got the ladies' side and the men's side.
They've actually divided it.
And there's a lot of good storage here.
Neale thinks that Carrie Bradshaw would love this.
(LAUGHS)
NEALE: I mean, this is prime real estate for a lot of buyers.
I mean, this is gonna tug at the heartstrings...
SHAYNNA: Uh-huh.
..regardless of what is happening in the bedroom.
It's elegant. Yeah.
And I think the fact that we've got that beautiful
country, contemporary essence in here,
walking into that bathroom feels a lot better.
Yeah.
DARREN: I liked it last week. I like it even more now.
It really makes that bathroom feel warm.
Mmm.
The wood-grain finish is the perfect choice
to connect the bedroom to the bathroom
and even though the barn door and the wood grain of the wardrobes clash,
it's a great step forward for you guys.
I really applaud them for creating such warmth and richness this week
with a neutral palette.
It's got me. It's got me by the heartstrings.
I mean, it's got me. This is what I would want... Yeah.
..if I was moving to a location like this
because it's warm, it's neutral, it still feels like country.
Yep.
This is the day when I think we're really starting to really see now
how each of these contestants is interpreting 'country'.
Mm-hm.
And so far today,
house one have grabbed the heart of Shaynna and Neale
and house two have grabbed the heart of Darren.
So, what will happen next is the big question.
That's it. There's no 'but'.
Thank you. Well done.
Well done, bub.
BOTH: Oooh-la-la!
# We got the feedback we wanted. #
All three of them loved it. It's great. It made us feel good.
(BIRDSONG) (DOG BARKS)
Ankur and Sharon.
Yeah. Hand hold.
This week was an awakening of...
(LAUGHS) ..my despair.
I just want to enjoy it and I'm not enjoying it and I want to enjoy it.
It is a culmination of all the weeks before this week on acid.
We are out of our depth, but we are really trying
and I don't ever want to be made to feel like a loser
and like we're giving up, 'cause we're not.
This challenge definitely is up our alley.
We've basically got cab sav, merlot, malbec,
cabernet franc and petit verdot.
SHELLEY: Sharon and Ankur, a huge congratulations!
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Winning! Winner, winner, alcohol dinner!
He said he knows that wine so he kind of knew what the mix is...
Or he went on Google and checked it.
(ALL LAUGH)
(MOUTHS WORDS)
Maybe you knew how to make it.
No, so we basically drank a lot of that in COVID.
(LAUGHS) Did you?
Yes. The 2015 one is what we smashed.
It's one of my favourite wines. (CRICKETS CHIRP)
It was a scary journey to the end.
But I love the fact that we stuck to our guns
and made a space that I think will be really attractive to a buyer
but also, like, how we want to roll if we had a house like that.
(NEALE EXCLAIMS)
# If you think you're getting away I will prove you wrong
# I'll take you all the way Hey
# It's murder on the dancefloor
# But you'd better not steal the moves
# DJ, gonna burn this goddamn house... #
Wow! SHAYNNA: Whoo!
I guess that beautiful antique door we've just walked through
was a hint of things to come.
As Darren Palmer said, "This is a lot."
(LAUGHS)
"There's some oohs and ahhs going on.
"There's also just some oohs."
I've just gotta talk about that view, though.
Like, that is beyond multi-million-dollar views.
Like... Yeah.
I mean, Mount Macedon, from your bed, it's just breathtaking.
Neale said, "Congratulations to Ankur and Sharon
"for giving us something we've never seen before."
I don't think I have ever seen, correct me if I'm wrong,
antique furniture on The Block.
Vintage, yes. Antique, definitely no.
I mean, this is extraordinary!
It's phenomenal.
Darren thinks somebody in your team is clearly a Francophile
and somebody loves glamour. (LAUGHS)
I only found out what a Francophile was about 15 minutes ago.
It's someone that likes French stuff. Right. Yeah.
Like French wine.
Yes. (LAUGHTER)
That's Dyl. Dyl?
Dyl. That's Dylan. Dyl.
I know all about that, yeah. Yeah, you were the GOAT at that.
(LAUGHTER)
There's a lot of opulence here.
The grandeur and the scale of the room, the furniture,
the ceiling height, the details.
Like, look at the size of that ceiling rose.
That is absolutely stunning.
The choice of bed, I think the choice of bedsides,
the antique furniture...
If you're gonna frame a mirrored TV, that's the frame you do it in.
(NEALE LAUGHS) Like, it's absolutely elegance personified.
And, you know, I am a big fan of Marie Antoinette, Versailles...
It has my heart. Mmm.
For Ankur and Sharon not to be in the design world
and being able to sort of reference those points,
I think it's incredible. Mm-hm.
There are a few things that I wouldn't have done.
The choice of lighting... Mmm.
..is not my favourite
and that is because everything is opulent and elegant... Yeah.
..and they are basically almost like a Deco reference.
Yes.
I would've liked to see a grand chandelier
and then pull away on these.
Did I see a big chandelier box on the veranda?
Yeah. We did. It was too big.
But it was, like, this big,
so it was just way too big with that big mirror.
Yeah, that's right. So you said it was gonna be hanging down too low?
Yeah. Yeah.
It was gonna take over the TV, yeah.
Shaynna also is worried that you'll run out of money...
Oh.
..with too many statements in your rooms.
I'm not telling them to stop being theatrical 'cause I think it works
but you don't have to overspend all the time
and I think, padded bedhead behind the bedhead,
I don't think it's needed.
They would've been better to keep that in their budget.
But you did spend money well on the archways and corbels.
The built-in elements are great.
There is a lot of impact in here. Yeah.
It's eccentric. Yep.
And Jimmy and Tam had an eccentric house.
Yeah, they did. They came first.
Yep. Yeah.
And eccentric and exciting kind of go hand in hand.
Into the wardrobe and here's yet another huge statement.
The central island is fantastic with the pressed tin.
Wow! Wow, wow, wow, wow.
How glamorous. Yes.
This is glamorous.
That bathroom is glamorous, the bedroom is glamorous,
this is glamorous.
I am at home. (LAUGHS)
This will absolutely rock the world of any buyer, in her opinion.
OK.
The elements they've put in here,
the hanging space, the banks of drawers...
There's a lot of drawers. There's a lot of space.
There's masses. Look how big this room is.
Yes.
The contrasting colour of the cabinetry is excellent.
The blend of that colour with that oak laminate,
it's just so beautifully balanced.
We're a third of the way through
and Ankur and Sharon's painting gets better each week,
so by the end of it, we might actually have a well-painted room.
(LAUGHS)
(LAUGHTER)
NEALE: It's a master wing, isn't it?
It's phenomenal.
The adventure and the courage that they show,
the risks that they take, I admire.
And he's excited about what you'll present to the judges
and to the market in the weeks ahead.
Just work harder on the paint job.
We... We nearly died with that painting.
We'd been painting for, like, 30 hours.
We haven't slept for weeks. You're doing a good job, mate.
You nearly died? Well, you're probably gonna have to die, yeah.
Sharon's a Francophile.
I just think French and country go so well together and it's, like...
We've got amazing Australian heritage
and I put that stuff in there as well,
but they've got the history and it just works beautifully.
It's chic, it's classy and it suits our home.
Are you good? Yeah.
OK. House four, Dylan and Jenny.
JENNY: Oh, I'm scared! (LAUGHS)
(BIRDSONG) (DOG BARKS)
Oh, I'm scared. (LAUGHS)
This week was a massive week.
It's wild. The Block is wild.
(EXCLAIMS) Have the best day! Oh, my god. I'm so excited.
We want to build a sustainable, resilient tiny house
near the dam down there.
WOMAN: That's good stuff.
There's just so much going on.
Oh!
It is like a rollercoaster.
We've got this beautiful design.
Yay-ah! Oooh. Boom.
This is so fun, but, oh, my god!
Never made a bottle of wine before.
I can't even tell the difference when a schooner comes out
and the boys get them mixed up. (BOTH LAUGH)
(CHEERING)
We won. We got the win.
We finally won something. We won $1,000.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
This week completely threw us.
We didn't completely finish to the standard we'd love to,
but I honestly love every single part of the room.
It honestly looks amazing.
# You know it's not the same as it was
# As it was As it was
# You know it's not the same as it was... #
(EXCLAIMS) Oooh!
Wow!
Wow. Walk-in robe, huh? More like a drive-in robe.
It is. It's massive.
And very unexpected,
walking through the double doors and straight into the walk-in.
Yep.
Shaynna was loving the colour palette.
She's a big fan of white and timber together. "Very saleable."
Now, to tell you the truth, that's what I needed to see in house three.
You took the words out of my mouth.
It says luxury and it just plays so beautifully to this space.
Looking around at the storage, you provided lots of drawers,
lots of hanging and the styling is really excellent throughout.
Thank you.
People think styling doesn't make a difference.
It does. It puts the cherry on top. NEALE: Mm-hm.
I mean, this is very sort of high-end glamour, isn't it? Yeah.
As a walk-in robe, this is super luxe.
It is stunning.
Yay.
Darren had been wrapping his head around the whole idea
of walking straight into a walk-in robe
as an entry point to a master suite.
It's not what I expected but it works.
Having that entrance into this, with that chandelier as an anchor point
and this beautiful table top and then having this view through here,
that's actually really impressive. Yeah.
This room literally oozes quality.
Yay.
And he loved the way the wallpaper carries through on the wall behind.
Dylan and Jenny delivered a beautiful ensuite last week
and it's so good to see this is that little journey
they were making to a luxury suite.
I mean, is it gonna be the case of a walk-in with a matching bedroom?
They then moved into the bedroom and great to see yet another fireplace.
It is not a master bedroom this week without a fireplace.
It's not, is it? (LAUGHS)
This has got a completely different vibe again.
Yeah.
I mean, we've almost got like a sort of, I don't know,
what, like a luxe Deco feel going on here.
Again, it's a different interpretation
of the country aesthetic.
And it nails the brief yet again.
Yay! MAN: Well done. Wow.
NEALE: Sitting up here... SHAYNNA: Yeah.
..reading a book on a Sunday morning. Yeah.
Although, do you want to lift up that cushion?
It's looking a bit dodgy under there.
Oh, is it?
(LAUGHS) Oi.
OK, Shaynna. Alright. It's looking a bit dodgy.
The thought was nice.
The window seat is a great idea
but the judges all felt that the seat and window furnishings
could've been executed better.
The cushion doesn't quite fit
and the timber around and under it hasn't been finished off well.
It should be, "Oh, my god, a breathtaking bay window with a view"
and it's, "Eeee..."
But I think once they've addressed that in that bay window,
it's really gonna change the feel of this room.
Yes. It will.
It's gonna give it a completely different atmosphere.
He was actually preferring the execution
and impact of your guest room
and felt the styling and execution of this week's room
felt a bit rushed, especially around the top of the fireplace.
Oh, we know. Yeah.
NEALE: It feels like all the finesse has actually gone into the walk-in.
SHAYNNA: Yeah. That's where the impact is.
I mean, this is nice. It's a nice bedroom.
It's elegant, but it's not super special
and it doesn't really live up to the expectations
of either the ensuite or the walk-in robe.
Darren thinks there are many things to like about this room too
but just doesn't believe it lives up to the brilliant guest bedroom
you presented two weeks ago.
It's just that there's little things
that feel like they're undercooked or underprepared.
Yeah.
Like, you know, having a rug on the floor,
you know, there's an extra layer. Yeah.
Having the finesse of pelmets covering curtains,
it's a layer missing.
There are elements that Dylan and Jenny know how to do
that we've seen before in a bedroom that are missing here. Yeah.
Unfortunately, they've set themselves a very high bar
by opening those double doors
and straight into that amazing chandeliered walk-in robe
because it sets you up.
It sets up your anticipation... Yeah.
..of what the master bedroom's gonna be like
and then you come in here and it's kind of, "Oh, well, it's lovely..."
Yeah. But it doesn't have that oomph.
Yeah.
Well, that's it, guys.
All things we know. (LAUGHS) Thank you, Scotty.
So, yeah. That's good. Well done. Well done, guys.
You gave yourself a heads up.
(LAUGHS)
So many things go wrong. Yeah.
OK. House five.
Omar and Oz.
(DOOR CLOSES)
(BIRDSONG) (DOG BARKS)
Could be anything. Boom.
(LAUGHTER) Boom-bye-yeah!
(LAUGHTER)
Come on down!
That is the best part of winning a room -
you get a beautiful mature tree.
Wow!
The big one that we're still trying to suss out
and get over the line is the heli... Shh.
No, just... ..is the helipad.
Helipad. Yeah.
(IMITATES ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER) Get down to the chopper!
I'm very happy with the builder. Klaus has smashed it.
The team never stop, mate. Nothing will stop us.
DAN: Oz? Yeah, my man?
What is this hanging from the ceiling?
It's a fireplace. Did you get engineering for this?
It looks very close to a wall.
That just rings alarm bells. It's done.
Yeah? Rip it out.
In regards to what we could control,
we think we've delivered exactly what we wanted to deliver.
What we've done is to try and maximise our chance at winning,
which is adding the library space.
If the judges do love that, I think we'll have a very, very good shot
at coming very close for a win tonight.
# But your mama always said "Look up into the sky
# "Find the sun on a cloudy day" # On a cloudy...
# But your mama always said "Look up into the sky
# "Find the sun on a cloudy day"
# On a cloudy day... #
Mmm.
Huh. Mmm.
I was really interested to see what they would do with this timber
because it would be a shame to get rid of it,
so separating off a separate space, I think, is clever.
I find the whole thing very visually overwhelming.
It's too much. My eye doesn't really know where to land.
Since when did a master bedroom need to give over so much space
to a study and reading nook?
It seems odd to me.
Shaynna liked that you kept the original fretwork,
as it is a great feature of the old Queenslander.
That nook should be grand, it should be incredible and it's cluttered.
If you're going to re-purpose it and make it incredible,
make it about the fretwork.
Don't make it about the plant, the lights, the books.
You're better off not looking at those bookshelves... Mmm.
..frankly, because those 15-cent brackets and the $1 shelves
are just cheap.
Is that right? Pretty close?
Yeah. Something like that.
Something like that. (LAUGHS)
SHAYNNA: I don't want to see them take out that fretwork
'cause I think it works.
I think if they just visually get rid of everything else
and celebrate...
It's, like, that's the hero. Make it the hero.
I think if it was just one big sort of daybed, it would be incredible.
Changing that area just to a sitting area with drawers underneath it
or something like that means you can get rid of this chair,
you don't need the styling here, you put in a king-size bed
and that will change the feeling and the look so much
because you don't have all this visual clutter at your eye level.
You just have all these beautiful cushions and a daybed over there,
which will be sumptuous luxury.
Neale agrees.
He feels that the amount of space given over to the reading nook
is making the room feel too small for a master.
Now, last week, you know, Omar and Oz delivered that amazing bathroom
and it really raised our expectations
to where they were gonna go this week.
I'm afraid to say, I think I've said this before,
this isn't what I was expecting.
This, to me, is not the master bedroom that that bathroom deserved.
But his overall feeling about the room was summed up by this line.
"There's too much going on, guys."
Expect the unexpected, right? (LAUGHS)
(LAUGHTER) Well, we certainly got that.
(LAUGHTER)
One thing they've changed and adapted from their guest bedroom
is the flooring.
We have carpet and we have the appropriate type of carpet,
something that feels chunky, something that feels country.
It's still very contemporary. Yes.
Take your eye up to that fifth wall. Yeah.
The ceiling. It's beautiful. It's beautiful.
There are elements in here that I think are really favourable
and really pay off
but I don't think the study space actually adds value.
In the wardrobe, they found an issue too.
We've got big double sliding doors here.
Fantastic. Mmm.
But... Exactly. Like, you've got this massive ottoman.
Like, imagine if you're busting to go to the toilet.
You can't get in there! It's an impediment.
Did you notice that, boys? I noticed that when I walked in this morning.
It's sort of blocks the door at the front
and blocks the door to the ensuite.
We had ordered another one.
It's coming on Monday, the other one.
I don't mean to point out the obvious, but judging's on Sunday.
(LAUGHTER)
Putting this in the middle is to create the illusion
that there's more storage than there actually is
because, really, what you've got is...
SHAYNNA: Yeah. ..double hang, a hang...
You've got two sets of drawers.
It's what we would expect for a secondary bedroom...
NEALE: Yep. ..not a main bedroom.
I do think it's a challenge for Omar and Oz
to compete against the other four houses, with a fireplace,
with a TV, with a king-size bed... I agree.
..with the allocation of space, with bigger robes.
They have to compete on auction day with that.
Which is a very important point, I think,
because we've always got to remember
there's five houses for sale on the one day,
so if somebody doesn't like something in one of the houses,
they just go next door and they've got four other houses to choose from.
Mmm.
So you really got to attract those buyers each and every week.
Yeah.
There are several good choices in here, you know.
Cornicing, ceiling, lighting layout.
But then you come back to things like the allocation of that space.
You just need to find a way
to turn the room into a proper master bedroom
with enough storage for a couple.
That's it, boys. Well done. Not bad. Not bad.
Good job.
We thought that would be the perfect place for a in-home office
and we think it's still really nice.
Maybe we might pare it back a little bit
but to be honest, I don't think we'll completely move that area.
Like, we definitely won't move the desk.
OK. Scores. Here we go.
(DOOR CLOSES)
(BIRDSONG) (DOG BARKS)
SCOTT: OK. Scores. Here we go.
Are you ready? Hold my hand.
OK. Tom and Sarah-Jane. Darren Palmer. Here we go.
DARREN: One of the things that works best in this room is the scale.
Like, everything in here is accentuated.
(EXHALES)
Ryan and Rachel.
It's got me. It's got me by the heartstrings.
I mean, it's got me.
This is what I would want if I was moving to a location like this.
MAN: Oh, wow. SARAH-JANE: Oooh.
Yeah. Told you. 9.5.
Ankur and Sharon.
The adventure and the courage that they show,
the risks that they take, I admire.
Nine.
Dylan and Jenny.
JENNY: Oh...
There's little things that feel like they're undercooked
or underprepared.
No, don't write an eight!
8.5.
And Omar and Oz.
There are several good choices in here
but I don't think the study space actually adds value.
OK. Some high scores there.
JENNY: Oh, here's Shaynna.
Oooh. Oh, my god. Shaynna.
Oh...
Shaynna. Tom and Sarah-Jane.
SHAYNNA: This is a house where people are gonna go,
"This has emotionally got me and I want this."
WOMAN: Oooh. WOMAN: Hey!
Rachel and Ryan.
That's a big walk-in robe.
They've got the ladies' side and the men's side.
They've actually divided it.
This is gorgeous.
Oooh. JENNY: Oh!
Ankur and Sharon.
Wow! This is glamorous. The bedroom is glamorous.
This is glamorous. I am hung.
WOMEN: Oooh.
(BLEEP) Oooh.
SARAH-JANE: Can't believe it.
Dylan and Jenny.
It should be, "Oh, my god,
"a breathtaking bay window with a view."
And it's, "Eeee..."
DYLAN AND JENNY: Consistent.
And Omar and Oz.
That nook should be grand, it should be incredible and it's cluttered.
OK. This is gonna be very tight. I'll see you in a bit.
All three. Half, half, half.
Everyone's on the same score. Oh...
Wow.
Neale Whitaker. Tom and Sarah-Jane.
NEALE: I'm just running my eye around and thinking,
what can I see in here that I dislike?
And the answer is zero.
Rachel and Ryan.
This is prime real estate for a lot of buyers.
Ankur and Sharon.
This is extraordinary!
Dylan and Jenny.
As a walk-in robe, this is super luxe.
Omar and Oz.
I find the whole thing very visually overwhelming.
OK. Totals.
Good luck, guys. Good luck, team.
Good luck. I hope you win after me.
I hope you win second. (LAUGHS)
Okey-dokey.
The winner of week four on The Block: Tree Change
and taking home 10,000 bucks from Ford and a number of other things...
Here we go. Oh!
..is...
It's Tom and Sarah-Jane!
# This is the part where I say I don't want you
# I'm stronger than I've been before... #
Hey! Well done. Oh...
You got a ten! We got a ten!
Oh, yeah, baby! Sorry.
(LAUGHTER AND APPLAUSE)
We got a ten! Oh, that's sick!
Oh, my god! Good work.
Good job. Well done, babe.
That's bloody awesome. SHARON: That's so good.
SARAH-JANE: Oh, my god. I love you, Neale!
Oh, my... (LAUGHS)
About time we got good feedback and a good result.
Yes.
We get good feedback every week with no result and this week, we did it.
So, the season's first ten gave Tom and Sarah-Jane a win
with 28.5 points.
We had the smallest master and the smallest walk-in robe
and I just thought, even if we kill this
with the styling and the execution,
like, we can't win against people when you walk in
and they've got armchairs and tables and dressings...
You get sucked into all that, babe, and I tell you all the time...
I know.
..put your energy into your own (BLEEP). I know.
Don't worry about what they do. I know.
It's never relevant. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Well, it's not right now 'cause we won.
Close second was Ankur and Sharon on 28 points.
Mate, Shaynna gave us 9.5. Like, Shaynna...
That's a great improvement from... The biggest thing for us...
Yeah. Now we've just gotta work on Darren somehow.
Telepathically give us... No, he loves our work.
Like, he gives it a nine every time. Yeah, but we need the 9.5s.
Halves is everything in this game, isn't it?
Rachel and Ryan scored third place on 27.5 points.
Coming away from feedback like that
does nothing but energise you to want to do better,
so watch us go next week.
And in fourth place, Dylan and Jenny with 25.5 points.
It's awesome that Darren said that we ooze quality.
That's... Yeah, that's really cool. We gotta pull a win out soon.
Fricken hell.
Omar and Oz came in last on 22.5 points.
Each for their own, to be honest.
We do take in exactly what the judges said, but we love it.
Honestly, we love it.
Congratulations, Tom and Sarah-Jane. SARAH-JANE: Oh!
10,000 bucks from Ford.
You got the first ten from Neale Whitaker for the series.
Oh! Is that a five G?
That's 5,000 bucks from the Catch Cow.
Yay!
You also won a $50,000...
Far out.
..Vintec ESPACE walk-in wine cellar from Winning Appliances!
Well done. Oh, thank you so much!
Well done, babe. I feel sick.
I'm a happy man. And there's more.
You've won a mature tree from Ford.
Yay! Oh, yes!
Give me that tree, baby! We have wanted that tree!
What a shame you don't have 50 grand's worth of wine
to put in that thing.
We've got ten. You've only got ten.
You know what you should've done? What?
Googled the recipe! (LAUGHTER)
That's what you should've done.
It was 2015, Scotty. Not 2021. I love it. I love it.
(TOM LAUGHS) OK.
Let's get onto next week.
Oh, very funny afternoon.
Smartarse.
On the Superpower leader board,
Tom and Sarah-Jane are now on top with 103.5 points
and Omar and Oz have slipped to fourth.
Let's get onto next week.
Because you are so match-fit with renovating
and it appears as though...
Oh, don't! No.
..it appears as though you seem to be doing it so easy...
No!
..and you're really good at it and you're maturing as renovators,
I thought next week we could do a double room!
CONTESTANTS: No!
Next week, we're gonna be doing a guest bedroom and...
an ensuite!
What? No. You're joking.
I'm not joking. Is he joking?
Nobody's excited. No.
Yeah. It's gonna be unreal.
You're doing a guest bedroom and an ensuite that goes with it.
So that means most of you... Wow. I'm so confused.
..will be moving into your Truecore pavilions
that we've just built for you.
In the new... We're going to the new house?
You're going to the new section. Most of you.
I'm not ready, Scotty.
I thought you'd be really excited.
I'm very excited. Just give us the budget.
Give us the budget. OK.
Suncorp is gonna be giving you a budget of $30,000.
So it's going to be pretty tight.
But I think that's pretty generous as well. WOMAN: Yeah.
Save your money on the guest bedroom,
put a little bit of money into your ensuite, you'll be sweet.
But don't forget to save some money for landscaping, OK?
Save some money for landscaping, OK?
CONTESTANTS: Yes!
You beauty!
OK. Good luck. See you later.
WOMAN: Bombshell, that is. It's a bombshell.
# I just want to wish you well... #
I am so pumped going into this week.
It's gonna be a big one and I'm probably gonna have 700 breakdowns
and scream at Tom all week...
Well, no, you've got all day tomorrow to work it out.
Tom, I'm really busy.
What have you got to do tomorrow? Heaps of stuff.
VOICEOVER: Blockheads are seeing double.
We're gonna be doing a double room.
(SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC)
Double the rooms...
A guest bedroom and an ensuite. Ooh!
You're joking.
..double the pressure.
It's not fair.
I'm actually disgusted.
I'm gonna go.
I reckon we just quit mate.
A blockbuster week drops.
(LAUGHS)
This days getting worse and worse.
Tomorrow, 7:30pm, on Nine.