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SCOTTY: Previously on The Block...
..the judges critiqued Redo Rooms...
Yes! NEALE: Oh, wow.
It's totally changed.
Oooh!
And now it feels like a home.
..and guest bedrooms.
This is a success.
Design tick after design tick after design tick.
It's a tie. Yes!
Congratulations, Houses One and Two.
But that's not all that was critiqued.
Now that the interiors of the houses are complete,
everyone's shrinking budgets are well and truly under the spotlight...
Our bank accounts, they are zero.
I don't know if we've got any money for bedding.
We didn't get any.
..with numerous teams on negative bank balances.
OMAR: I think it's just gonna get to a stage where we're sitting there,
telling these guys that we've got no money to pay them.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC SWELLS)
Tonight...
Oh, my god!
How are they... have they got no money?
Same (BLEEP) thing.
Stress over running out of money before finishing the houses...
People just seem to be getting deeper and deeper in the red...
We can't do it on 25K.
..ignites underlying grievances...
How are you guys affording everything you're doing?
We work as hard as you guys too.
No, but you don't, though.
You guys need to understand
that me and Omar are sacrificing more than you guys.
I feel like there's gonna be an all-in brawl in a minute.
Like, god, I feel like I'm gonna headbutt someone in a minute.
..leading to a big final two weeks.
I'm putting the tennis court in front of their view.
Why are you doing it right outside my living room?
I feel like that's just unfair.
I don't even feel comfortable having anybody walk through here,
the state of where we're at.
What do you want me to do?
So, if you think that I make you feel like (BLEEP) every day.
Gee, I'm really sorry that I (BLEEP) feel that way!
Literally talk to me like (BLEEP). OK.
Stop making decisions without me.
You're talking to me like I have done something wrong here!
(THUD!)
JENNY: Arggh! Dyl! (WAILS)
Straight to Emergency. Yeah, go to Emergency, mate.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC SWELLS)
(DOG BARKS)
(COWS MOO)
(UPBEAT GUITAR STRUMMING)
To satisfy the needs of all those city folk
looking to buy a country house,
this week is Working From Home Space Week.
The rooms will be built in these big sheds.
They're each 180 square metres,
and will hours four parking bays and the working from home space.
Now, I thought everyone would be pumped
going into the second-last week,
but my budget announcement
for the working from home space and its exterior
wasn't met with too much excitement.
It's 25 grand. WOMAN: Wow.
Come on! That's fantastic, isn't it?
SHARON: Not gonna cover (BLEEP).
You gotta dig in deeper, Scotty, mate. Come on!
(DRAMATIC MUSIC BUILDS)
With budgets well in the red in week 11,
the troops are plotting a mutiny.
RACHEL: We were all talking about calling a body corporate,
like, to get some answers as to
what the expectation was around the shed, and...
Budget. The budget.
In the last couple of big weeks we've had,
so, people just seem to be getting deeper and deeper in the red.
Like, how do we finish this competition way over budget?
The materials for the shed exterior will be supplied by The Block,
but the installation must be covered by the contestants.
Alright, so, this is what I reckon we do.
We get our builders, our plasterers, our sparkies - who else do we need?
They're the three... The cladder.
Roof plumbers.
Let's get everyone to give us a quote
of what it's gonna cost
to actually clad the whole...
Shed. Shed.
'Cause we all...we know it's gonna be 45, 50 grand.
So, we either clad to 25K and then we pull them off,
and then that's it, and we're able to pay them,
or we get more money,
but we can't do it on 25K.
It's not fair. Yeah.
It's been happening, what - week eight, week seven?
Budget has just been too low, man.
It was literally the day after the budget,
the $25,000, which was way less than what could finish off a shed.
Uh, on top of that,
everyone's probably still paying trades.
Everyone's just struggling financially.
We have bills to pay and we have zero dollars.
(TENSE INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
Over in House Four,
Dylan and Jenny are still keeping their heads above water
when it comes to the budget
because they've done the lion's share of the work so far,
saving thousands on carpentry.
So, Jenny wants to know how some of the other teams
are affording their grand plans for Landscaping Week.
How is it fair that everyone else is doing all this (BLEEP)
and we're being real good with our budget, not spending (BLEEP),
but they can go over budget and it's all good -
they can get away with it?
Like, I've been saying from day one I want a basketball court.
If not a basketball court, at least something fun in the outdoor area.
Like, obviously all these people are so over budget.
Like, Omar and Oz -
I heard the tennis court is gonna be 70 grand.
How...I just wanna know, how is that fair?
Who's gonna pay for that when, like...who's gonna pay for that?
Tommy and SJ, they've obviously got all their basketball court,
and I know they've got money,
but we've won 20 grand too,
and I got told, if we ever won one,
I could have a basketball court,
and now it's like, oh, well, we've won twice and we still can't.
I just don't think it's fair!
Honestly just don't think it's fair.
Well, I'm glad everyone's in a really good mood
for the Monday morning Domain open for inspections.
# Love is all around us... #
(GROANS)
# And so the feeling grows... #
(CHEERING)
Last night at judging,
Tom and Sarah-Jane in House One and Rachel and Ryan in House Two
were equal winners.
House One impressed the judges yet again
with their redo living and dining room
and their guest bedroom.
NEALE: Tom and Sarah-Jane ever wanna know
sort of what I think they should be doing after The Block,
I reckon they should be going into designing hotels,
because how clever are they at keeping the rooms different,
but connected.
Oh!
These rooms are colour coded. Yeah.
Like you'd have in a hotel.
(HOPEFUL INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
Oh, the tartan again!
OK!
I just don't love the tartan.
Hey.
Oooh, we're back with the tartan.
Wallpaper! Mmm.
I don't know, but I personally just think the wallpaper thing -
just smashing the wallpaper in nearly every room -
just feels like it could date, potentially, for a buyer,
and feels a bit tacky, to me, anyway.
I don't love that.
I feel like it looks very, um... you'd get over it so quickly, yeah.
I guess that's what the judges like, that old look.
Mmm.
(JAUNTY SWING RHYTHMS)
I found it! (LAUGHS)
It's on Tom and Sarah-Jane's.
Honestly, I told her it's at House One.
She's asking me where's her bedsheets.
(JAUNTY SWING RHYTHMS)
What hotels do these judges go to for them to have seen this?
The only place I've seen this in,
I've seen these at motels you pay $99 for.
That was the first time we genuinely disagreed with Neale.
He's been pretty good,
but he did mention that it reminded him of a hotel.
But you know those drives, where they're too long
and you wanna stop over somewhere?
That's the motel!
Tom and Sarah-Jane redid their living and dining room
after the judges said it lacked cohesion and soul,
and won them over the second time around.
(STIRRING ORCHESTRAL MUSIC)
It feels cosier!
DARREN: Feels cleaner! Oh, just makes me smile!
Much better!
(STIRRING ORCHESTRAL MUSIC)
Yeah. It's nice. I like it.
What...oooh!
They've changed the chairs around facing the fire.
They've actually made the fireplace worthwhile now.
OZ: They listened.
ANKUR: Fireplace is cool. Yeah.
But that's a win. Yeah.
Oooh, I like the tables. They're beautiful.
(STIRRING ORCHESTRAL MUSIC)
It's all come together. Yep. It's perfect.
Sharing first place were House Two's Rachel and Ryan,
with their final guest bedroom nailing their signature style,
in the judges' opinion.
# Ahh, ahh, ahh, ahh... #
This blend of contemporary and traditional, for this house,
this is spot on, this is right.
# Ahh, ahh, ahh, ahh... #
Oooh.
They came first!
I feel like it's basic for first, isn't it?
It's nice wallpaper.
Nice wallpaper.
I like the, um...wallpaper.
(CAMERA CLICKS) Yeah, wallpaper's cool.
It's actually a really, really nice bedroom.
The bed's... she's just dressed this bed wrong.
Besides that...besides that, everything's good.
That is not sleeping pillows. Absolute rubbish.
I need more layers on this bed. I need more layers.
# Buy yourself a dream
# How's it looking? #
Rachel and Ryan redid their week two guest bedroom
by lightening the green feature wall to match the cabinetry,
and the move paid off.
I feel like it's all changed for the better, I really do,
and I feel like it suits the aesthetic
for the rest of the house now.
This whole house has come together in a remarkably marketable way.
NEALE: Yeah. Yep.
I like that colour. SARAH-JANE: It was nice.
Looked a lot better than the dark green they had.
It was nice. Dark green just clashed too much.
JENNY: Oh, I like this room! It's cute.
It's nice.
This is different.
The bed, 100%. The wall.
It's nice. It's, yeah, a pared-back green.
Beautiful.
It just seems really safe, I have to say.
(SIGHS) I don't know, like, I feel, like, with a lot of the houses,
including House Two,
just safe, boring things,
and that's...and the judges initially were calling them out
for being boring and bland,
but now it's, like...
..they haven't...they have, admittedly, themselves
said they haven't changed their style at all.
They've just maintained what they're doing,
but now the judges like it, so I don't understand.
Like... Yeah.
Don't know what else to say.
Now that we've seen the dual winners' houses,
let's take a look at the opposite end of the spectrum.
In last place was Sharon and Ankur in House Three.
They redid their living and dining room,
but it was the guest bedroom that got the judges fired up,
and not in a good way.
(TENSE INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
I think if you were a ten-year-old that liked pretty things,
then you would like this room.
For goodness sake, guys, get rid of this little rug,
which makes it look cheap!
You probably wouldn't put two in here.
You wouldn't have two people
just hanging out in your bedroom, would you?
No. Like this?
TOM: Oh, it's alright.
I don't see how it's done...
I don't know how it's done on a budget.
(SIGHS) It's a nice room. I like it.
(DRUM RHYTHMS)
RYAN: See, the thing is too, right, is...
I really like that mirror.
..like, once again, they're over budget.
Yeah.
How are they paying for trades to do all this panelling work?
I know it's free, but you gotta pay all the tradies to put all that in.
Yeah. I'm confused.
Maybe...I don't know.
Like, they're over budget, but they're actually still doing...
..they're still doing rooms.
And we're back onto the topic of budgets.
I had to take over Sharon and Ankur's
after they managed to sink into serious debt.
You guys are tens of thousands of dollars over the budget.
In the red, I know. Yeah.
I'm cutting you guys off. You're gone.
(TENSE INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
This is so much better than the wallpaper.
I could tell that a mirror would really sing there.
DYLAN: How is that mirror?
Oh, wow!
Where'd they get that from? Oh, my god!
Oh...if people can go over budget, like, 50 grand
and I can't get a basketball court and we're flush,
then there's something wrong.
How the hell did they get that mirror in?
Oh, it must be a budget mirror.
Yeah, that mirror must be free.
Ohh!
That's not the living room.
(LAUGHTER)
No, it is amazing, guys. Big change.
Darren's never disliked a mirror that he's seen.
(JAUNTY MUSIC)
But this is where I'm also confused, right?
There's no money. There's apparently absolutely no money.
So, where's that mirror from? RYAN: I know.
I went into House Three, and from what we had been told,
there was absolutely no money whatsoever -
that the walls were getting plastered,
a light fitting was getting put in,
and then whatever they could do with Block bucks to furnish their room
was what was happening,
but then we go in and we see the biggest mirror you've ever seen,
which is obviously custom,
which is through Macedon Glass Ranges,
who is not a supplier.
If they're still able to spend,
why do we need to stick to a $25,000 budget just to clad our shed?
JENNY: Hey. What's wrong?
(RYAN LAUGHS) What? What?
Tell me if you've seen that room...
How are they... have they got no money?
That's a full, proper, finished room.
And the rest of us are scrounging around, just trying to, like...
And we're struggling to pay our trades.
..pay our trades.
I thought once you get cut off,
like, you get your card taken
and you actually get cut off and you can't really finish.
I don't want them to not finish,
but I just think if fair's fair,
we could have gone and spent,
I don't know, 50,000, 80,000, whatever they spent,
and then, like, still presented rooms like they did.
I'm like, well, we've been playing the game wrong
if we're doing everything by the book
and everyone else is kind of just spending willy-nilly
and it's just getting paid for.
That pissed me off, yeah.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC SWELLS)
Coming up...
Oi, how are you guys affording everything you're doing?
'Cause we work as hard as you guys too.
No, but you don't, though.
I feel like you guys are always out, driving around.
No, but you don't!
..there may be less than two weeks to go,
but the drama is only just getting started.
RACHEL: It's just all a (BLEEP) show.
The same (BLEEP) thing!
I feel like I'm gonna headbutt someone in a minute.
(THUNDER RUMBLES, DOG WHINES)
# I'm looking at the mirror on the wall
# Here we are again... #
SCOTTY: While it's technically Working From Home Space Week,
something big and shiny has distracted a few of the teams
from the task at hand.
Wow!
It's the giant mirror in Sharon and Ankur's living room,
which they apparently have no budget for.
Oh, my god!
I know they have to pull back,
and I think...apparently, it's gonna get paid,
but I don't understand how it can get paid
and you can still present rooms like that.
I don't...yeah, I just didn't really understand it.
(IMPACT BOOMS)
SHARON: How you going, mate? DYLAN: How are you, guys?
Did you... (KISSES) ..also hate my room?
No, I didn't hate your room.
I'm just confused how everyone's doing things with no budget.
I understand.
What about that big mirror?
Oh, you mean the mirror in the room, or...
In the living room.
Oh, no, that's Macedon Ranges Glass. Yeah, yeah.
That was approved - that's the only thing that we had money for,
but everything else... look at the furniture...
But I don't understand, like, how the boys get away with it, how...
How are they gonna have a helipad? Have you seen their ad?
Nah.
Well, you should see their ad for the thing.
Sarah-Jane was telling us.
They've got helipad, tennis court - everything.
ANKUR: It's, like, 150 grand worth or something, for landscaping.
Greenhouse, glasshouse, they're having too.
Read their ad.
At last week's Domain challenge,
Omar and Oz presented a very impressive listing
to an audience of potential buyers.
It included a helipad, pool, par three golf hole,
and a multipurpose tennis court.
Yesterday morning at 7:45AM.
OK, so, where's your helipad?
Literally, right...
(HELICOPTER WHIRRS)
What about the three par golf course?
Tee off is right... (GROANS) Over there?
(BIRD SQUAWKS)
(LAUGHS) See you on auction day.
I'll see you later.
As they say, never let the truth get in the way of a good brochure.
JENNY: Then I found out Omar and Oz
was apparently doing a helicopter pad and tennis court,
and maybe a basketball court,
and I was like, "Where are these people getting all this money from?"
Well, some of the money for such things
is coming from the Suncorp Game Changer.
Projects must be both sustainable and resilient.
For example, Omar and Oz are doing their multipurpose tennis court,
Rachel and Ryan are creating a vineyard,
Tom and Sarah-Jane are creating a hobbit's retreat
out of a shipping container,
Ankur and Sharon are putting in a market garden,
and Jenny and Dylan are doing a tiny house.
That doesn't explain the chopper pad.
That's why I was like, "OK, I'm fired up now."
That's annoying me.
MAN: What happened? What do you call it?
(TENSE INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
Jenny just came over and...
Blasted us. .."Hey, bo...hey, guys."
Just not a fair (BLEEP) game.
Oi, how are you guys affording everything you're doing?
What did we do?
Apparently you're doing, like, a helipad, tennis court.
We're not.
What are you doing, but?
We're only doing the tennis court.
I'm just pissed off that we can't (BLEEP) do anything...
We're just doing the tennis court for our Game Changer,
and that's what it's costing.
I just don't understand how everyone...like, where...
..we've been working, like, us labouring every day,
trying to stay ahead of the budget...
Yeah.
..and I feel like I just don't know how everyone else is doing it.
Well, we haven't even started.
Like, how are you guys doing it? I don't get it.
Because we work as hard as you guys too.
No, but you don't, though.
I feel like you guys are always out, driving around.
No, we do. No, but you don't.
Apparently one night they went to the movies.
They've been going shopping,
they get their nails done, they get pedicures.
I'm like, "What do you mean?!" (LAUGHS)
You don't see it. What are you talking about, Jenny?
I just don't understand how... I feel a bit pissed off.
Are you at our house every single day?
I just don't...I just don't...
I understand your frustration,
but are you at our house every single day?
No, but I know you guys are always out...
So, you don't see us - we put the work in.
Yeah, but we put on the work at night.
No-one sees how we work? At night.
She's asking a lot of questions.
That's good - it's good to ask questions...but too much.
(TENSE INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
But apparently on your listing, you've got, like, a helipad...
Well, that's what we wanted to do, but in regards...
But you're not doing it? Of course not.
Well, we can't. We don't have the money for it.
Like, there's a lot of things that we've sacrificed that we can't do.
We were gonna do a fair bit of stuff.
Yeah. But we can't do it all.
(TENSE MUSIC CONTINUES)
I just feel (BLEEP) pissed off, to be honest.
RACHEL: I do too.
I just don't want it to get to the end and I go,
"Oh, we've played fair,"
and then we come to auction and go,
"Oh, I wish we just did it because everyone else did."
(JENNY GROANS)
I just feel like I've made so many sacrifices,
like the stone... I wanted a stone wall...
We all have, Jen. We've all had sleepless nights.
No, I'm not... Every single...
I know, I'm just...
I know, but every single piece of demo that's happened at our house,
Oz and I have done all of it. Yeah, I'm not saying you haven't.
Every single night that we (BLEEP) cleaned up the whole place...
Yeah, I'm not saying you haven't.
Yeah, but you said, oh, because we drive around.
We don't need to do much during the day
when our (BLEEP) chippies are doing it.
But I'm just saying, like, Dyl and I have done so much chippie work
and we're still in the red.
We're still in the red as well. Everyone's in the red.
It's not...like, I'm not getting angry at you guys or...
I'm just, like, frustrated,
'cause I feel like I've sacrificed so much (BLEEP) and...
Do you know how much we have sacrificed?
..was it worth it?
Well, everyone's sacrificing as well.
We've all come here for (BLEEP) 12 weeks.
Well, now you've told me that, I know...
We've all left our family. Hey, Rachel?
And we might all walk away from this with (BLEEP) zero dollars.
You guys need to understand
that me and Omar are sacrificing more than you guys.
Yeah, we... Hang on! Whoa, whoa, whoa!
Hang on. What do you mean?
We are sacrificing more than you guys are
'cause you guys don't split the money.
I take half to my family, he takes half to his family.
No, hang on, mate! Think about it.
Listen. Think about it!
No, think about it! What do you mean?
You come down here saying you're sacrificing more.
I never said I'm sacrificing more than anyone!
Yeah, all of you...she just... Oh, I'M not saying that!
I don't know why you're so mad, Oz. I'm not saying...
Because it feels like... it feels like you...
Because we got financially audited. We were all clear.
House One turned out to be the one that owed money.
We've done everything fair!
SHARON: Bubba? Yeah?
Can you move back?
I wanna be part of the conversation,
but I don't wanna get out of the car.
Everybody's played fair.
There's someone not playing fair, yeah, but it feels...
..I feel upset is the fact
that you're saying that we're not playing fair.
You're the only one... we're all playing fair.
I'm not saying...I'm saying...
What is it...
MAN: Dylan couldn't get further away.
He is just genuinely nice.
He doesn't like getting into, like, fights.
Well, neither do I, but if someone's, like, pissing me off,
I'll tell them they're pissing me off,
where Dyl is just like, "Oh, it's all good, it's all good."
Cheers, mate. You're a champion. Bye.
I have no idea.
I'm gonna go ask Shaz and Anks how they're paying, 'cause...
I don't know, just...it's... I have no idea.
..confusing me.
For me, what really set me off was walking into House 3,
who apparently have gone so far over budget,
and seeing things that I know have cost money.
I know that they've cost money.
So, all you can think is,
"Why should we stick to one rule
"when there seems to be other rules happening in other houses?"
ANKUR: That's the deal you do.
Hey, guys. Hey, Rachy.
SHARON: Is everything OK? It's all blowing up.
It is, isn't it? So, question for you guys, right?
SCOTTY: The rule that's happening in House Three is
Ankur and Sharon must pay back $53,000 worth of debt.
For example, last week their room budget for $18,000
So, I gave them $13,000 to do the room
and took $5,000
to go towards their debt,
and that will continue until it's all paid off.
How are you guys paying for mirrors if you've got no money?
So, we've got a spreadsheet of that. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
So, I can show you that.
The rumour is, just so you guys know,
the rumour is that you guys are 90K in the debt.
Wow.
These guys know I literally cry every day here,
and these guys know that it has been tough,
and they know we're in a precarious situation.
I would have appreciated, like, not having the conversation at all.
If you're gonna do it, just do it in a bit more of a gentler way,
because it did throw me off for the whole day,
because I was like, "Oh, OK, so, now everyone's talking about us
"and thinking that we are cheating, essentially."
(THUNDER RUMBLES, DOG WHINES)
(FUNKY ROCK RHYTHMS)
(LAUGHTER) Here I go!
SCOTTY: Normally on Monday mornings...
Wiggle!
..everyone has a nice little stroll
around each other's rooms after judging,
and perhaps make a few subtle digs.
Nice! Yeah.
I'm confused.
This morning has played out a little differently,
with everyone up in arms about how people are affording things
when apparently they have no budget left -
or less than zero, in the case of Sharon and Ankur.
So, the rumour is, just so you guys know,
the rumour is that you guys are 90K in the debt.
Wow. 90K. So, that's the rumour.
But we're not 90K in the debt. Yeah, so, this is the rumours.
Yeah, so, we would've had, what - like, 50K?
Like, the net would have been probably, like, 48K, 49K.
OK. Right?
When they took our money to pay off the debt.
So, effectively, that's what's happened.
They've aggregated it to the end and they're like,
"We need to get you guys finished till the end/."
Without being in the red.
And in the end, they'll get there.
Apparently there's a $50,000 debt
and it's being paid off with money that's being saved.
I literally just walked out of your place this morning and went,
"Well, they've just bought a massive mirror. I thought there's no money."
You know, like...
Yeah, yeah, so, it's not that there's no money.
It's, like, over the time... Yeah.
Like, if there was no money, right, Rach, we wouldn't be finishing.
We didn't even know we needed to justify ourselves to them,
to be honest, but...
I think...
..they expected to see, and they probably wanted to see,
a shell of a room.
I don't know if they wanted to see. Yeah.
Wanted to see is like they're wanting us to fail,
which I don't think's the case.
Well, I think... then why do they care?
I feel like there's gonna be an all-in brawl in a minute. (LAUGHS)
# It's just one of those days... #
(LAUGHS)
(LAUGHTER)
We're all like a bunch of hyenas, like... (WHIMPERS)
# Oh, you'll be leaving with a fat lip... #
Are you not entertained?
Tensions were running high for, like, a whole 20 seconds,
then, I think, it was done.
It was a bit disappointing, actually.
Can we just take a week off? Probably. Just relax.
It's just a real (BLEEP) show.
It's, like, god, I feel like I'm gonna headbutt someone in a minute.
I was like, "Watch out!
"Don't come near me at the bloody body corporate."
(LAUGHTER)
Anyway, I'm over it. I've got so much to do today.
Dyl?
# Don't worry, be happy... #
Oh, beautiful.
# Ooooh... #
# This heart attack... #
With just under two weeks of The Block to go,
everyone has finally cracked.
Who (BLEEP) dropped it?
It was an accident, Jen. Are you (BLEEP) kidding?
(LAUGHS MANIACALLY)
WOMAN: Oh!
MAN: Whoa, whoa, whoa! (GROWLING)
SHARON: You don't help with me with any of the stuff
when it comes to these rooms!
(SLURPS) That's not annoying at all.
You want reality? This is the reality.
# Be fine... #
Now, as you know I've been building my place
and loving every minute of it.
See you, mate.
But I've got a lot of empty walls still.
Come on in, everybody.
So, I've invited some local and emerging artists
to help fill them with their works.
WOMAN: Nice house, Scott! Yeah, it's beautiful.
They will be stationed in my pool cabana
while they work their magic.
Oh, looks fantastic, looks fantastic, looks fantastic!
Hang on, everybody!
Angie Summa specialises in flora.
So, everything from mushrooms to flowers.
I like this old mushroom. I might paint one of them.
Michael Wolfe does abstract landscapes.
Oh, it's framed nicely... Yes, isn't it?
..within those trees. With the bough of the oak.
Oh, and the ranges in the background. Yes.
And Kylie Cuthbertson's forte is birds,
but they're a little camera-shy today.
Oh, here's some ducks! Oh!
Well, they were there, except the dog just got them!
Anyway, back to the Blockheads' places.
# I won't let you down
# No, I won't let you down
# I won't let you down... #
When you're on ten acres in the Macedon Ranges,
a two-car garage ain't gonna cut it.
So, we're putting in giant Stratco sheds.
BOTH: It's a shed.
RACHEL: This is an incredible shed!
It's a huge shed!
It's an unbelievable Stratco shed.
They're each 180 square metres,
with room for four parking spots
and a 30-square-metre working from home space.
RYAN: These properties are huge.
You got five bedrooms, three bathrooms.
A giant living room, a butler's pantry.
What else do you need?
And a shed. Yep.
We are excited to see the shed coming together.
It's such a huge big structure.
To be able to make one of those spaces a part of your house
was actually pretty cool.
Rachel and Ryan are the only team
not doing a working from home space this week.
Instead, they want to do a second living room.
I like...I think lounge here.
(UPLIFTING INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
Coffee table here.
TV here.
Maybe a beanbag or something here.
Fireplace here.
Barrel bar just here.
Joinery here.
Your view is here.
This is almost, like, a parents' retreat kind of room.
This is a room where the kids are in bed, it's an adult retreat.
Your kids are in bed. You're gonna come out here.
You're gonna look out to your view.
You got friends over.
You know, you can all be sitting in here.
This is what this room is.
OK.
This space, you can do so much to.
You can sit and watch TV, you can sit and read a book,
you can move the thing... you can do yoga in the morning,
looking out over the vineyard, have some wine.
Like, it's...it's an adult retreat.
I just call it a loungeroom.
I think it's just a second loungeroom.
That's why I'm in marketing.
(MUSICAL FLOURISH)
SARAH-JANE: Tom's favourite place to hang out in our home is the shed.
TOM: Yep.
Far, far away from me.
So, it's actually perfect that it's his birthday and it's Shed Week.
Mmm.
MAN: You just gotta build it, though.
Just gotta build the whole lot now.
Now it's on us to finish the whole thing.
So enamoured is Tom with sheds,
he started planning for this moment back in week three,
and even organised a meeting with Brett from Stratco.
Hoping to make a couple of little changes.
MAN: Yeah?
Been talking about potentially putting in a little mezzanine.
I think it'd be a cool little area for somebody in the future
to potentially use for...
Office space or whatnot. Anything, yeah, yeah.
Storage.
It's a great waste of space to not use it, so...
Yeah, yeah.
I'll get a drawing done today for you.
Excellent. Alright, sounds good.
Alright, good stuff. Nice to meet you.
I don't even know how to draw this.
(DRIVING GUITAR RHYTHMS)
Tom's dream is close to becoming a reality.
Upstairs will be a home office and kitchenette,
two desks bathed in light of eight skylights.
Downstairs will be a media room and wine cellar.
The entire space will be 120 square metres -
four times what they're required to do.
(LAUGHS)
Show-offs!
('MONDAY, MONDAY' BY THE MAMAS AND THE PAPAS PLAYS)
ANKUR: I'm definitely excited to see the shed coming together,
'cause at the moment, it's bones.
It's bone... yeah, it's a bit of a shell.
We just need more coverage over the whole thing.
# Monday, Monday... #
Don't even know where to start this week.
I'm over it.
When they do get their mojo back and get out of the car,
Sharon and Ankur plan to create an opulent study and media room.
As you walk into the space, you've got a 360 rotunda fireplace,
and that's actually in front of the glass window.
So, you're always facing the fireplace
and the exceptional and best view of the Macedon Ranges,
probably from our whole house and on The Block.
(DRIVING ROCK RHYTHMS)
In House Four, Jenny and Dylan plan to use the space in the shed
to create a two-in-one media room and study.
JENNY: It definitely is a multipurpose space.
That area can be, like, the kids' hangout area,
or when you're having the, like, pizza oven on,
you've got your little bar there,
or if you want to work from home, you can.
So, a bit of everything, really.
(FUNK ROCK RHYTHMS)
In House Five,
Omar and Oz are working on the principle
that bigger is better.
They've decided to double their square meterage to 60
by borrowing more space from their shed
in order to fit a king-size home office and media room.
We've used two bays, so we've opened the space a fair bit.
We still have the four car park garage with the roller doors.
So, we still have plenty of space for cars.
We just wanted another big space.
The house is massive.
So, we've got, like, a huge office desk,
and on top of that, we've added a fireplace,
TV, a bar table,
and a little, like, bar fridge as well.
But they've got one giant wall they don't know what to do with.
Cue Kinsman cabinetry. OK.
'Cause, like, when you walk in,
that whole space is gonna be, like,
our wardrobes and drawers and whatever - our shelving.
'Cause it's 7.7 metres, so, that's huge!
So, let's break it up with some shelving and some benchtop
and things like that as well.
Put some drawers, the bin, and then that would bring in the benchtop.
Behind the desk will be a wall of cabinetry.
Stationery storage will be well and truly covered in this home office.
This is a room that you can work in. You got the view.
We've got a big week ahead of us to focus on,
and, like, well, Omar and I, always the bigger picture.
So, when it comes down to auction day,
they're definitely going to love our room.
So, get out of the way, mate. We're coming through.
(DOOR SLAMS, DOG BARKS)
# I see it more and more each day... #
MAN: How much cash did Scotty and Suncorp give you this week
for your Stratco shed?
Ching, ching.
Uh, this week Scotty gave us $25,000
for our working from home space.
But 25,000 won't do it justice, you know,
'cause we got the working from home space,
then you gotta clad the whole shed.
(OMINOUS MUSIC BUILDS)
Where do we start?
We start by getting a roof on, I think, guys.
(OMINOUS MUSIC CONTINUES)
RACHEL: It's such a big space.
No way that we were gonna clad the whole space,
have the whole shed and the media room done for $25,000.
There was just absolutely no way that was gonna happen.
Body corporate.
Oh, when? Now, I think.
Oh, (BLEEP)!
DYLAN: Really?
The boys called it this morning.
Body corp was called by the boys,
but everybody was on board for it.
They wanted to discuss with the big Block builders and Dan and Keith
about the budgets that we received
for the shed and media room of $25,000,
and how they came up to this budget
and how they think it's even possible,
because we all... we got the calculators out,
and we just don't think it's possible with that kind of cash.
Thank you, everyone, for coming.
We called a body corporate
because I think it's time for everybody to listen to us,
and I think they need to listen to our voices.
We are struggling.
We just had a chat with our building team and everyone,
and they've said that there's no way we can clad the house
and do the internal of the house for $25,000.
Well, we've done our budget, and we think it's achievable.
No chance!
Definitely achievable.
You can't. No way.
No way! You've got planners.
Guys, come to Sunday, what are we expected to reveal, honestly?
Just put a tarp over and then just do the inside?
The biggest point of clarification needed was
how much of shed cladding was required,
and they basically said,
"Listen, you got about $10,000
"to allocate to shed cladding for this week.
"It doesn't need to be finalised."
'Cause I think everybody thought
it needed to be finished in the week within the 25K.
So, just to clarify,
this week's room is the working from home space of your sheds, right?
We gotta clad the shed, though, right?
You don't have to have the shed clad by the end of this week.
So, the idea of the budget that you were given
was that there was an extra bit of money there
to be able to start getting your cladding underway around your sheds.
Before the Blockheads unleash on my builder and foremen,
let me clear up if this week's working from home space is achievable
on the $25,000 budget allocated.
Apart from the furnishings, that is, they're covered with Block Bucks.
25 grand is plenty!
Now, I think about it from trade to trade, right?
Boys, plasterers up there, how many days you gonna be doing, you reckon?
Oh, probably three, three and a half.
Three or so. So, seven grand? Yeah, sounds good.
Seven grand. That seems fair.
Spence, what about you guys? Dunc?
We got two days.
Two days?
So, if I allocated 2,000 bucks for you guys?
Sure, yeah. I'd be happy.
So, Tim, how about you, mate? How long?
Get it done in a day.
So, 1,000 bucks? 1,000 bucks, yeah.
OK, I'm gonna put a big-screen telly in - that's 1,000 bucks.
I got a quote off Carpet Court - 1,200 for the floors,
and I reckon 500 bucks for styling.
That gives me half the budget still to go.
That leaves more than ten grand to get started on cladding the shed.
We really need to try and work together
to get these structures complete.
We think you guys should be able to save money this week.
It's impossible! Are you kidding? We do.
We haven't been able to save a cent for three weeks, five weeks now.
The last three rooms we've done - kitchen, living, hallway -
the budgets have been so unrealistic
for kitchen, living, hallway,
which has accumulated a debt for most of us
at the start of this week.
Keith, our 25K this week is paying everyone else for previous works.
So, we all have zero dollars this week.
Maybe you've been too exorbitant in your designs.
(TENSE INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
It feels like this is just going straight past your head.
Oh, this conversation's going nowhere. There's no point.
Sometimes the body corporates just don't get you anywhere,
and I feel like it's just kind of a waste of time.
We're not given enough budget.
All started from living and dining.
How much did we get there - $23,000? Something like that.
We paid $45,000 for that space.
Like, I don't understand - and we're still paying.
And that is the real issue here -
not that they can't afford this week's room,
but that they can't afford to cover their overspending on previous rooms.
I'm talking about Omar and Oz's living and dining.
Rachel and Ryan's hallway, mudroom, and laundry...
..and Dylan and Jenny's living and dining.
And they don't seem to be learning from their mistakes.
Even our richest couple, Tom and Sarah-Jane,
have decided to deliver 120 square metres of working from home space,
rather than the 30 square metres, which was this week's brief.
Tommy, a joke.
You're not the first contestants on The Block.
There's been plenty before you who have been in this situation,
and they got their hands dirty and they finished.
Like, we've all sacrificed to be here.
We all want to walk away with something.
We could potentially all walk away with zero dollars
and getting yelled at for 12 weeks, and go home.
And that's the whole premise of being here, man. That's it.
"Do this (BLEEP), and do this (BLEEP),
"and drop a tennis court out, or drop this out,
"or move this out," or whatever,
but that's all gonna affect how much people spend on these houses!
Absolutely, it will,
and that's the decision you have to make to get through and get it done.
But it's not a decision we're making,
it's a decision that's being forced upon us!
And, Omar, there's thousands of people
that'd love to be in your position right now out there.
And I bet there isn't a thousand people
that want to walk away with zero dollars, Dan.
Let's have a crack, guys. Don't just give up.
Well, no-one's giving up here.
I can tell you that, no-one's here giving up.
SHARON: No-one's giving up.
You know, we're all actually thinking exactly the same
as what Omar basically preached to everyone,
like, how he reached out.
You know, it gets to the end of next week and you're like,
if you're so far in the red,
how do you finish this competition?
Yeah, it's gonna be tough on $25,000.
Is it doable, Tom? You're like a steak!
You are a steak! You flip!
You flip like this, depending who you're talking to.
You just said... Like, "It's not enough!"
Hang on! Then someone else, "It's plenty."
So, is it possible or not? No.
No, it's not possible.
Then why are you saying, "Oh, it's gonna be tough"? It's not possible!
But it's not possible for us 'cause we've quadrupled our size.
Ironically, the team who have committed
the biggest budget crimes this season, Ankur and Sharon,
are the least concerned.
Yeah, so, for us,
when it's coming to budget constraints and all of that,
there is no sort of relief.
We're just on a different approval process, obviously,
so it doesn't really affect us.
That's why we didn't really...
..like, we had all the contestants' back at the body corporate,
but we don't have a leg to stand on regarding that.
So, we were silent in that -
not that we wanted to be,
but we can't really be saying stuff about the budget
when we blew ours completely, so...
While I'm now controlling House Three's budget,
they do still have one Get Out Of Jail Free card
to get through this week.
They can pull the Hipages lever
to get $10,000 worth of tradie help
to finish installing the cladding on their house.
Ready?
Yep.
Yay! (ALARM BLARES)
I think you had to pull the handle down that way, but anyway.
(LAUGHS)
I pulled it the wrong way. (LAUGHS)
She broke it.
(CRUNCH!)
I did see you do that. Did you not read the sign?
No, I didn't read it.
Hipages, save us! Where are they?
Hello! Hey, Scotty.
Hello!
Frankie was telling me
she could hear something in the distance with a high frequency,
and then I looked at my Hipages app,
and you've broken this one, because you see the big arrow?
It was supposed to go that way. It goes that way.
Sharon pulled it completely off. You pulled it this way.
(LAUGHS)
Not ideal. So, it's broken now.
Oh. But that's alright.
What are we...this is good! Yes.
Smart. BOTH: Yes.
Get them here to clad the outside of this - ten grand's worth.
OK, well, let me get on the blower. Yeah.
And I'll take some photos and I'll get a heap of tradies here.
You want chippies for cladding. We do. That'd be unreal.
I'm on the case. Well done. Thanks, Scotty.
Thank you!
Thank you! Thanks, Frankie!
(BARKS)
Coming up, the arrival of the pools
sees these country houses really start taking shape.
We've gone from, like, just doing rooms
to, like, these huge, massive spaces.
It's crazy!
Oh, my god, it looks sensational.
I just wanna jump into it now.
(DOOR SLAMS, DOG BARKS)
# Here we go
# Here we go for one more turn... #
SCOTTY: It might be Working From Home Space Week,
but next week is Landscaping Week.
Cue the pools.
('THE BLUE DANUBE' BY STRAUSS PLAYS)
DYLAN: Pool's going in. JENNY: Awesome pool.
So, we wanted to do Horizon Pools because it goes inground,
and we wanted the inground, like, turf kind of area around our pool.
And when it came, it looked so good, didn't it?
Yeah.
House One also have an Horizon Pool,
while House Three are going with a prestige plunge pool.
Oh, my god, it looks sensational.
I just wanna jump into it now.
(WATER SPLASHES)
And Houses Two and Five are both getting shipping container pools.
There's so much going on on The Block right now.
RACHEL: Shipping container's, like, coming down the street.
The crane's coming this way.
There was so much happening on Tuesday.
Over at my place,
I've built the world's first pool cabana using a 3-D printer.
(DRIVING ROCK RHYTHMS)
This week it's housing my artists in residence.
So, while my artists slave away inside the cabana,
just outside, I'm creating the only custom-built pool on The Block.
KEITH: This has gotta be the biggest pool we've ever formed up
and used concrete for on The Block in history, I'd say.
Well, it's Scotty's house,
so, of course we've gotta make sure he's got the bigger pool.
How long are those lengths?
So, they're about nine metres in each.
So, you're looking around 3kms worth of timber.
Mate, there's more steel there than the Sydney Harbour Bridge!
(LAUGHS) There actually is.
(DRIVING ROCK RHYTHMS)
Remember, all of this is going to be off-grid,
so we're going to need a lot of water.
Now, take a look at this Kingspan water tank.
This is magnificent.
125,000 litres.
There's another one going over there.
They're custom-made, in Colorbond, in most colours.
They've got a bladder inside.
And this year Suncorp is ensuring that the entire development
is resilient to extreme weather events.
So, these tanks can also be harnessed by the fire brigade
if there's a bushfire.
In addition, each house will have its own water tank,
which the teams can build and order online.
(MOMENTOUS MUSIC BUILDS)
The other thing you need on such vast properties is trees.
Houses One and Two shared the win at judging,
which means they technically have to share this week's prize tree,
but half a tree isn't really gonna work for anybody.
Obviously, you know, there's only one tree,
and there was two winners.
So, old Tommy and I had to flip the coin.
I said, "You flip it and I'll call it."
Howdy-ho, buddy! What's happening?
Let's flip!
Ryan and I met down the end of our entrances to our block.
Well, you flip and I'll call.
Alright. What do you want?
Well, you flip it and I'll call it in the air.
Oh, OK, that's...is that fair? Go.
Heads. (COIN CLINKS)
Tails. (CHEERING AND LAUGHTER)
Well done! Well done!
Beauty. Thanks, mate. Thank you, thank you.
MAN: There's still one more. That's alright, man.
That's alright, that's alright. We'll see you next week, for sure.
Yeah, flipped the coin and we got the tree.
(MUSICAL FLOURISH)
That's awesome. Thanks so much, boys.
Over at House Four,
Dylan and Jenny are thinking small
when it comes to filling their ten acres
in the form of a sustainable tiny house
for their Suncorp Game Change.
It will feature a living room, bedroom,
ensuite, and deck.
And they're making a head start on it this week.
JENNY: Yep. You can move the trailer...
It will be built using a Truecore steel frame,
which can withstand flood and fire.
Now, what have we got - just a big old trailer underneath?
Yeah. DYLAN: Truecore frames.
It's the perfect product for what you're using right now.
And it's so quick. Like, we've just done this in pretty much an hour.
So, we'll get it all built today.
What a great idea! I know! It's gonna be cool.
Meanwhile, Rachel is thinking big - Stratco shed factory big.
# Oh, yeah... #
She's here to design the patio for House Two,
which will wrap right around the pavilion.
I went to the Stratco install,
and I got to go and see where Stratco makes all of their sheds.
This is the factory. This is where the magic happens.
So, this is he framework... Right.
..that we'll use for your patios.
It was very interesting. RYAN: How exciting.
All custom made. Amazing!
But Rachel's not just here to look at sheds.
House Two have the biggest patio on The Block,
connecting their pavilion to the outdoor space.
So, she wants to find out how it will look.
Obviously, we want it covered.
I'm thinking I wouldn't mind some open...
What's it called when it's open one way and closed another?
Uh...so, our sunroof system, our louvre system?
Sunroof! Louvre system. That's it. Yeah.
I'm thinking something like that. Yep.
Yeah. Absolutely!
So, on the...around the living room of your house,
we think it's best to have a three-bank louvre system.
OK.
And that allows you, when it's nice and sunny
and you want to have some natural light into your home,
into the living area.
Well, we need that, 'cause we've got big natural light.
So, that's great. We're north-facing.
Perfect! Yep.
That'd be absolutely perfect for that corner.
Incredible.
I went down and planned out the louvre system
and all that kind of stuff.
It was very interesting.
How exciting.
You would have loved it!
So, this is an insulated roof panel.
That sits on top of our framework.
How cool! Yeah.
But it would have been really fun for you.
As automatic as we can. Yeah.
Wow!
Amazing!
We can recess downlights in there.
Attach ceiling fans to the ceiling.
Wow!
(LAUGHS)
This is so cool! I'm loving this, Tom!
(DOOR SLAMS, DOG BARKS)
('LOW RIDER' BY WAR PLAYS)
# All my friends know the low rider... #
Um, I need to go in there.
Let me in, let me in, let me in, let me in.
# Rider... #
SCOTTY: With day two of Working From Home Space Week
drawing to a close,
some Blockheads are making a final dash to the shops
to furnish their spaces.
In Omar's case, it's some track lighting to go over his office desk.
Um, can we get eight of these? WOMAN: Yeah, sure you can.
Thank you.
In Rachel's case it's a rug and a coffee table
for her second living room.
I really like this. Yep. One of these.
And then a coffee table. I like that.
(CHILLED BEATS)
And in Sarah-Jane's case,
it's sniffing scented candles to style her office kitchenette.
Isn't that an unusual candle?
WOMAN: Absolutely. They're really, really beautiful, rich...
Oh, my god! ..deep...
Thank you, thank you!
Well, that's tools down on day two of Working From Home Space Week.
Time to get together at my place
to celebrate the winners from judging.
# Come on, everybody... #
OZ: Winners are Grinners at Scotty's
is always something that we look forward to, you know?
Just to enjoy dinner with... with our family, to be honest.
# We're going to do the twist and it goes like this
# Come on, let's twist again
# When you hear that song... #
Found myself a new friend!
# Yeah, let's twist again... # Sit.
You can't use...
# Like we did last year... #
Ladies and gentlemen, dinner is served!
Grab a plate! It's spectacular, let me tell you.
Down at Scotty's for a feed of corned beef.
(SIGHS)
Mmm.
Scotty Cam looks like a person that would love corned beef.
(LAUGHS) I don't know what I mean by that.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC SWELLS)
WOMAN: Um... Grab a plate! Come on!
MAN: Let's go, let's go, let's go! Excuse me, guys.
I am not a fussy eater at all, but you know what I don't like?
Corned beef.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC SWELLS)
I love peas.
Yuck. (RYAN GROANS)
(SQUELCHING)
(SHUDDERS)
Boiled beef!
I mean, it's just so gross.
(LAUGHTER)
Oh! I like it.
I grew up on it. I like it.
Yeah, but do you LIKE it, though?
No, look, I don't LIKE like it.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC CONTINUES)
That will do me.
Yum.
(SQUELCHING)
Corned beef. Bloody beautiful.
TOM: You got a plate, babe?
Two?
That's...oh, one's fine.
Thank you, lovely. Mmm.
I've seen it at heaps of places and I've thought to myself,
"That's not for me. That's not for me."
You can have mine. It's a bit weird, isn't it?
It's a bit weird. JENNY: I like it. I like it!
Really? It's whatever you grew up on.
Have you tried it?
I did, and then I just spit that piece back out.
Oh! I chewed it and it creeped me out.
But then it was there, right in front of me, cooked with love,
and I thought, "I'll give it a crack."
How do you...
And then I put it in my mouth and I was like...
..as soon as the texture hit me, and then the taste,
I was like, "Hell, no! Hell, no!"
TOM: Oh, no. Hell, no.
It made me feel like I was eating raw bacon.
It was making me feel really uncomfortable.
No, it's been cooked for, like, two hours.
Mmm. Mmm.
JENNY: It's cooked.
You know, Winners are Grinners is a bit like a wedding.
You get given food you're not quite sure about...
..and then there's the speeches.
And we have two speeches tonight.
Alright, get up.
We're lucky we rehearsed this earlier today.
Did you?
The Winners are Grinners dinner this week
had House One and House Two sharing the prize.
The prize they should have won was the worst speeches in history.
You start with the first line.
Alright, I'll go. Look, happy to get a second win.
With the first line. Huh?
The first line. (LAUGHTER)
Go on.
No, you start with the first line. I just did.
SARAH-JANE: Happy to get a second win.
This is awful. Oh, that's weird.
Happy to get a...fifth win.
We're happy to get a win too
and happy to share it with our lovely neighbours.
You're next. Oh! Really? Are we gonna do this?
Yeah. Go on. (LAUGHTER)
You're right - it's embarrassing. (LAUGHTER)
No, look, full praise to Rach on this one.
I feel like she nailed both bedrooms.
She did all the restyling. Oh, thank you, darling.
I just helped paint, so all the credit goes to her for this one.
(SARAH-JANE COUGHS)
(LAUGHTER) MAN: Oh, pressure.
Oh, do you need a drink, babe?
(LAUGHTER)
Um, yeah, same in our household. Oh, come on, mate!
(LAUGHTER)
And...um, I guess...I mean...
Listen, listen, listen. ..we say it each week...
This is fair dinkum boring!
(LAUGHTER) Oh, Scotty!
Sit down! Oh, my god.
There's ten minutes I'm not gonna get back!
(LAUGHTER)
Gang, you may have... I might stand up for this bit.
You may have noticed that I had some artists in residence
in my cabana pool house, the 3-D printed room.
Did you see that today, by chance? CONTESTANTS: No.
I had three artists in there, in residence, doing paintings for me!
(CONTESTANTS EXCLAIM)
(SERENE FLUTE MUSIC)
There were in there painting hard all day.
I drove them around and gave them some inspiration.
We're gonna go up to Three.
It's not that you need any inspiration, you three.
(LAUGHS)
Beautiful view of the Macedon Ranges. MICHAEL: It's fabulous.
ANGIE: It's so pretty.
Red rock over there.
In the foreground. Yes?
And this is the beginning of the red rock.
Yeah, yeah, I can see that now. Yes.
And then that got me to thinking.
I thought why not make a little challenge
out of the art world for you guys?
Love that! RACHEL: Why not?
Love that?
So, I have got some canvasses over there
on my magnificent hardwood mantelpiece.
You can choose any size you like.
You return on Friday to our Thank God It's Friday Dinner
with a painting on that canvas of your own work,
and it's gonna be judged by Sarah from The Block Shop,
and Angie Summa, who is the artist of the flower here.
(CONTESTANTS EXCLAIM)
She's a fantastic emerging artist from Sydney,
who's a great friend of The Block.
JENNY: Angie Summa, I've got her work -
well, two artworks in my house,
one in the hallway, one in the kids room,
and I won both of those weeks.
The winner, as judged by Angie Summa and Sarah from The Block Shop,
will get a work from each of three artists to hang in their house,
and $1,000 cash from The Block Shop.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Nice! Wow!
We got a canvas to take home,
and bring it back on Friday.
So...and I love art, so I'm very excited for this challenge.
Right, now, would anyone like some more corned beef? There's heaps!
Yes. Oh, there we go!
I will not.
I'm gonna have some more too.
I'ma pass. That's a solid no.
Might pass on that boiled beef.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC) MAN: Oh, my goodness.
NARRATOR: The greatest Aussie mega-sheds...
SCOTT CAM: 180 square metres, they are huge.
..on a tight budget...
There's no more money.
Sounds a bit minuscule.
(MUSIC BUILDS) ..will make 'em...
This running out of budget could be a blessing in disguise.
..or break 'em.
I'm going to evoke the spirit of psycho Sarah-Jane.
SARAH-JANE: Tom! Tom! Tom!
(SNARLING)
We can't do anything.
We're a whole day behind. Isn't easy to scrap.