SCOTTY: Previously... It's not fair.
..on The Block...
JENNY: I wanna know how the boys are getting away with everything.
..tempers frayed...
You guys need to understand that
me and Omar are sacrificing more than you guys.
Hang on! Whoa, whoa, whoa. Hang on.
..as the Blockheads' budgets blew out.
There's thousands of people
who would love to be in your position right now.
And I bet there isn't a thousand people
that wanna walk away with zero dollars, Dan.
And no-one could understand how Ankur and Sharon paid for that mirror.
There's apparently absolutely no money.
Oh, wow! DYLAN: Where'd they get that from?
Yeah, that mirror must be free.
Why do they even care?
(IMPACT BOOMS)
Pools came in, and construction on their giant sheds began.
Tonight our Blockheads sprint towards the finish line...
MAN: Let's go, boys! Let's go!
Let's go! Rush hour, brother! Rush hour, mate!
..but the odds are stacked against them.
Let's be realistic - these houses are not gonna be finished.
Sharon digs deep.
(SIGHS) It takes a woman to figure (BLEEP) out.
Yeah.
The favourites falter.
You literally make me feel like (BLEEP) every day.
Alright, well, go find a new husband if that's how you feel...
See?
A landscaping choice tests Jenny to the max.
Come on, Jen.
Arggh! No! (LAUGHS) Can't do it!
And the Blockheads are in for a beautiful surprise.
(CHEERING)
Oh, wow! This is that moment that we really want to be, man.
Like, oh...I was shaking. It was unbelievable.
(UPLIFTING INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
(DOOR SLAMS, DOG BARKS)
# Good morning, starshine... #
(IMPACT BOOMS)
(SNORING)
"Feels like minus 4.3."
# The earth says hello... #
(WIND HOWLS)
It's been going all night. It's the budget gods.
They're coming to tell us there's no more money. (LAUGHS)
# Our early morning singing song... #
OZ: What's your order? Tell me what you want.
# Song, song, song, sing, sing... #
We're into the second-last week of The Block Tree Change.
I'll go next.
And our battle-hardened Blockheads
are tensing up for another massive effort.
(SLURPS) Oh, my goodness! The richness!
It's Work From Home Space Week in the shed.
(THEME FROM '2001 - A SPACE ODYSSEY' PLAYS)
And these sheds have to be seen to be believed.
They are huge!
180 square metres - enough for four cars, workshops,
work from home spaces or second living rooms.
Like, literally this is the hangout that anyone would possibly want,
and this is the end - we cannot wait for this space.
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.
I love sheds!
I love them so much, I wrote a book about them,
and I've been frothing over mine since week one.
This is my slab, and I'm really excited.
I'm probably just as excited about this shed as I am about the house.
So you should be. I know!
My plan is to use 150 square metres for vehicles and machines,
then the last 30-square-metre bay
will be a work from home space,
with a slow-combustion heater
and a living area with a giant telly.
It'll be the ultimate mantuary.
You know what else?
Thanks to RedEarth Energy Storage, we're all going off-grid,
the entire Block - houses, sheds, the lot.
So, the batteries are going in with RedEarth.
Yep, they certainly are. How many batteries?
We've got 100-kilowatt hours worth of batteries there,
and this sexy beast here is called the Drop Bear.
This is gonna be powering your entire house.
Go ahead, open it up. I wanna open it up, mate.
Yeah. (LAUGHS) I wanna have a look.
Check that out. Wow!
We've got 25 four-kilowatt-hour batteries.
So, that's 100 kilowatt hours in total.
And the whole house off-grid? Off-grid, 100%.
Seven-star rating?
Yep, and that's all gonna be generated by the sun.
Stored in the batteries.
When you get home at night, cooking your tea, watching the telly,
it's all coming straight from the batteries.
Mate, you're a champion.
Don't let me hold you up, bro! I need power!
I got some work to do. Thanks, Scott.
Good to see you, mate. Thanks!
Imagine that - no more power bills, and good for the planet.
If our Blockheads can come up with brilliant designs,
they will attract serious bucks come auction day.
Believe it or not, this is a room that we would love to get done
to better than our kitchen.
Who wouldn't want to just sit down there and have a glass of wine,
do some yoga, watch some TV, have a drink by our wine barrel?
Read a book, turn the fire on. Do what you want.
Like, it's such a good space!
I's a cosy space. Yep.
Rachel and Ryan, Ankur and Sharon, and the chippie couple
are creating their rooms in the 30 square metres of space
at the end of their sheds.
Omar and Oz are more ambitious,
with double that at 60 square metres,
and Tom and Sarah-Jane are going mind-boggling big
with a massive 120 square metres of space
that includes a ground floor and a mezzanine level.
Let's kick off with our chippie couple in House Four.
Yeah, we're so excited to see the shed come together.
Such a big space, so it's cool
that we're doing a little study, media room out there.
Absolutely, and we got a big telly to go in, so...
Yeah, biggest TV on The Block.
That 98-inch wall-mounted telly
hangs over a media console, floor to ceiling drapes,
and a large lounge.
Across the room will be a Kinsman desk and storage unit.
Well, it definitely is a multipurpose space.
That area can be, like, the kids' hang-out area,
or when you're having the, like, pizza oven on,
you can put your little bar there,
or if you wanna work from home, you can.
So, a bit of everything, really.
At 30 square metres, there's lots to do,
and it's not the only job on this week's schedule.
Yeah, trying to run a shed, trying to build a tiny house,
and trying to clad a house.
I don't know how it's meant to get done, hey?
Yesterday, a spontaneous body corporate was called,
where all the Blockheads complained vehemently
I hadn't given them enough money for this week's build.
For example, yeah, you might've given us $25,000 this week,
but that $25,000 is going to bills
that we've accumulated in Hallway Week.
So, you should save this week.
(LAUGHS)
Youse are all getting mind-blown about this cladding.
We reckon you got 13 grand left over to clad.
I think the Nine in Six Builders, or Scotty, everyone's listening,
but they don't have money either,
and it's hard to get materials.
It's not...they're not giving it... it's just hard for everyone.
Arggh!
Ever since we kicked off,
Jenny and Dylan have stayed positive,
like a couple of giggling Gerties on summer camp.
# Love to laugh... #
(LAUGHTER)
# Hold it long and clear... #
Oh, (BLEEP)! (LAUGHS) (LAUGHS)
# Love to laugh... #
(IMPACT BOOMS)
But The Block has a way of wiping the smile off.
You...oh, I can't be bothered!
You weren't here the other night when it was hectic.
Oh, I walked off on that one.
(JENNY SOBS) I wanna go home!
It's a shutdown for two hours.
We're a whole day behind.
Well, as I said, like, if you had the budget,
you'd have, like, three crews of five dudes.
You're not worried about getting the work done,
but you don't have the money,
'cause we know on monstrous rooms,
with, like, pretty limited budgets.
And guess what, Dyl -
you've also got to take care of your defects.
Yep, last week, Blue Green Tape Nate from Simmonds did a defects run,
and now Keith and Dan are following up
to make sure all the teams have their houses ready for sale.
Well, Bluey and our mates from Simmonds have left a present for us.
Shall we have a look inside?
SHARON: Uh-oh. It's more blue tape. What have you got there, mate?
(CONTESTANTS EXCLAIM) OK.
What else is there, mate?
Uh-oh! Magnifying glass.
Keith and Dan, as they do every year,
come and put blue tape where they see a defect,
and then you have a certain amount of time -
in this case, its a week -
to fix those defects bit by bit.
My favourite time of the year!
'Cause we want your homes to go really well at auction.
And there's something special in here
for the team that does the best job at fixing up the defects.
(CHEERING AND WHOOPING) Five grand.
$5,000 cash,
and the team that does the best job will have the best house.
And there was $5,000 up for grabs.
$5,000.
For anyone with the least amount of defects, come next week.
# Pretty, pretty please Don't you ever, ever feel
# Like you're less than
# Less than perfect
# Pretty, pretty... #
I better jump on the iOrder app, jump into it.
The title will be 'Defects'.
# You are perfect
# To me... # Done.
MAN: How are your defects? Do you have lots of defects, you reckon?
Oh, I think we did pretty well. Yeah.
KEITH: As you can see, there's just blue marks everywhere.
Nails not filled.
All these sinks haven't been fitted off.
There's no doorstep, so the door just simply hits the wall.
Haven't been caulked.
Gaps underneath the kitchen bench here.
Even a lot of these architraves, they're just loose.
(THUDDING)
Yeah, I think we did alright.
But I'm getting worried.
We've only got about, like, ten working days left on The Block.
Got landscapes to do - we've got so much to do,
and I doubt whether these houses will be 100% by the time we walk out
unless they start working on them straight away.
Oh, Keithy, you want a bit of milk?
Unfortunately, I don't have any sugar, but I have honey.
Honey? Yeah.
That'll be fine. Why not? OK.
I did bring Keith a cup of tea while he was doing our defects.
Are you trying to butter me up or something?
(LAUGHS)
He was like, "Well, you just rushed, didn't you?"
And I said, "Well, yeah, we had to." (LAUGHS)
We had no other option. (LAUGHS)
(TENSE INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
MAN: There's a lot of blue dots.
Yeah, it looks like a paintball gun's gone off in there
and just sprayed everything with blue.
(PAINTBALL GUN FIRES)
Ankur and Sharon - their house is as bad as it gets.
(PAINTBALL GUN FIRES)
I've told Ankur yesterday to stay up working on it,
'cause he's running out of time.
Hopefully he does, otherwise I don't think that house will sell.
Bit by bit, get it done by next Tuesday.
But, yeah, I don't know.
Shed doesn't look like it's gonna get done, but we'll see.
If the shed does get done,
Ankur and Sharon's work from home space
will double as a second lounge-slash-media room,
with a large concrete Caesarstone desk and a slow combustion heater.
It's ambitious, and remember, they've got serious budget issues.
It's hard, because you need to put money into a room to win a room,
but you got no money to put into a room, so you won't win a room.
But, yeah, could pray - sit on top of the hill and pray.
Two weeks ago, it became clear
that Ankur and Sharon's budget had blown out.
At the moment, they are thousands in debt.
That's what they're over now? Yeah.
I'm concerned how they're gonna finish the build.
And I was forced to take control.
I haven't done this since the Oslo. I'm cutting you guys off.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC SWELLS)
So, money-wise,
obviously our finances are being managed by Scotty.
So, he allocates whatever budget he approves to us,
and anything that is saved
goes directly to our outstanding invoices.
So, we're gradually paying off that debt.
Yep, Jo from Finance will be managing all their invoices through Suncorp
until lock-up.
Ahh, got your invoice.
All Scotty approved, so if you've got a moment, let's pay it.
Yeah, too easy. That'd be good. Excellent!
And that's gone through. Should get paid instantly.
Yep, just got it. Beautiful.
So, Ankur and Sharon have $19,000 for this week's build
compared to $25,000 for all the other Blockheads,
but it's not all bad.
They've still got Hipages booked in to clad the old part of the house.
So, today the Hipages lever actually comes to fruition.
Anks! Mate!
You pulled the lever, brother! How are you? I did!
Jason Charles and his boys
will hopefully just come and smash out the weatherboards.
How long we got you for? Three days.
Four blokes.
Amazing.
So, $10,000 worth of labour from Hipages, so...
Awesome! You reckon you'll be able to smash it out in three days?
Mate, as long as you and Shaz are willing to help, mate.
Always willing to help. Legend! Good work, brother. Thank you, mate!
Thanks for coming to the rescue. No worries, brother.
With the help of Suncorp this year,
all the houses will be super resilient,
which includes cladding with James Hardie cement weatherboards,
which are resistant to fires because they are non-combustible.
(UPBEAT ROCK RHYTHMS)
But just when things started looking up,
a truckload of plaster arrived for every house,
except House Three.
Oh, god, yeah.
So, amazingly, our plaster delivery
got cancelled by a third party today.
So, not CSR, not The Block, but this mystery trucking company.
# Poor, poor, pitiful me... #
Is there another truck coming?
MAN: Oh, yeah, but he's only bringing House Two.
What...'cause we definitely ordered it.
They sent two trucks, four houses,
but not one bit of plaster for House Three.
I've got my plasterers sitting here,
which they've been approved for a certain amount of budget.
So, I can't have them just waiting around.
So, had the conversation - basically sent them home.
Can't catch a break with this,
because these are the things that, once this one little domino falls,
then your whole week goes into... yeah, into turmoil,
because you can't get in the room, you stress out,
and then once execution goes downhill,
then you're gonna get bad feedback from the judges.
# Poor, poor pitiful me... #
Up next, the boys fall behind, but is it their fault?
I definitely don't think it's been a fair game at all this season.
And later, it's family to the rescue.
(CHEERING)
Like, it was so cute! It was actually so nice to watch.
(LAUGHS) It was so cute, wasn't it?
(UPLIFTING INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
# On and on
# Yeah, goes on and on... #
SCOTTY: This year our Blockheads have each been given a ten-acre paddock
to turn into a multimillion-dollar country estate.
That means loads of big machines all working flat out every day,
and site manager Aido is on the phone to Kennard's, ordering more.
We would like to get another 5.5-tonne zero-swing Kubota,
if we could.
MAN: (PHONE) Yeah, mate. That's easy done.
# We go on and on and on... #
It's landscaping on a major scale.
We're talking tennis courts, swimming pools, vineyards,
golf courses, fire pits.
It might be Shed Week, but landscaping is at fever pitch.
Landscaping this week is massive.
We want to include our Game Changer too.
There's a lot of prep work happening there.
Excavation - the cut-out of the tennis court is finally done.
Yo!
Yeah, too much here, boys. Too deep here, boys.
Our aim is to dig 37 piers
at one metre deep, 600 wide.
A bit more here, boys, please!
Another 300 deep here, Christian, please, mate!
Actually getting it ready for a big concrete pour.
BOTH: Yep.
129 cubes of concrete. It's massive.
So, we gotta build a pad footing for the ring to sit on.
500 by 500, one metre deep.
And a couple of pad footings for the tennis court poles.
Yes, sir. Have you done this before?
Yeah! (BLEEP) champion!
The boys have contracted Christian Jenkins
to do their mega landscaping job.
The messages! Universal little droplets!
You've come from up there, haven't you?
(LAUGHS)
He was Mitch and Mark's winning landscaper last year.
# Someday I'll... #
It's Mitch and Mark! (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
So, they're in very good hands.
If anyone knows Christian, they know Christian, right?
He is a very talented landscaper.
Just multitasking, and juggling.
Bro, he is nuts on how good he is with his landscaping.
He loves it with a passion.
I'm just working out the transition point of a step through there.
Trees have arrived. We got the pear trees up the driveway yesterday.
We've still got the par three golf course.
I think that's gonna start on Monday.
And I'm putting a lagoon in - I think that comes tomorrow.
So, organised chaos.
Just hour by hour, we give it a go. and so far, so good.
Honestly, we are looking very good with the tennis court.
Put that aside, Christian and his landscaping - amazing!
Great stuff, but this is Work From Home Space Week in the shed,
and a combination of staff shortages and weather
has meant construction has fallen way behind.
House One, Two, Three, Four have got everything, to be honest,
but, hey, it is what it is.
We gotta deliver something, but it's gonna be something.
(DRIVING ROCK RHYTHMS)
The boys have a great plan
to double the size of their media room-slash-home office
to 60 square metres.
Two walls feature massive picture windows.
There's a bar, a lounge, and a wall-mounted TV,
and a handcrafted Australian hardwood office desk
placed in front of the Kinsman shelving.
There's just one small problem.
They can't get started.
We've got the best plan, like, the boys are here, ready to go,
walk into the space.
(IMPACT BOOMS, WIND HOWLS)
This morning we had to stop our boys doing the cladding
to help Stratco complete the shed.
I definitely don't think it's been a fair game at all this season.
Like, the perfect example is this week.
Like, I think the most Stratco guys came was for two days for two hours,
and they were too busy doing a mezzanine at Tom's house.
Like...I genuinely don't get it.
What's more important -
giving a roof to guys that can reveal a room for the weekend,
or doing a mezzanine at a house to make it look a little bit better?
# You're a hard act to follow... #
With four wins and a big lead,
Tom and Sarah-Jane have targets on their backs, that's for sure,
but as usual, they're just getting on with it.
TOM: So, no herringbone down here.
The reason I'm not doing herringbone down here...
SARAH-JANE: Well, this is carpet! It's a media room.
Today I got Truecore staircase finished.
Got all the treads done on it,
and I've got plasterers coming in to start all upstairs,
battening all the ceiling out, doing all the PIR board.
Tom and Sarah-Jane have sectioned off 60 square metres
for their second living and work from home space,
then doubled it to 120 square metres with a mezzanine.
Up top, they've got a home office with a kitchenette
and eight Velux skylights over two desks.
Downstairs is a media lounge, a powder room,
with a massage Vintec Espace wine cellar.
But even these guys are fighting the budget gods.
$25,000 to do a whole shed, and then the media room,
or the media room-slash-home office
is...sounds a bit miniscule.
Yeah, it's gonna be tough on $25,000 to finish the whole shed.
Is it doable, Tom?
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!
It's not possible for us 'cause we've quadrupled our size.
And money isn't their only problem.
Just while I've got you, mate,
we don't have any sheets...
..Hiland tray sheets that are long enough to sheet our back wall.
We've got three guys here to do it and the sheets aren't long enough.
There's a couple of hurdles that keep popping up
with labour shortages and the wrong roof sheets for the walls.
Let's be realistic.
These houses are not gonna be finished, unfortunately,
and it's gonna hurt, not seeing a totally finished house,
'cause we've worked our wringers off to try to finish these houses,
and...yeah.
(TENSE INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
Dylan and Jenny are also up against it.
Their Game Changer is a tiny house,
which they've only just started building.
The work from home space in the shed and the main house are way behind,
and they're short-staffed.
Todd's gone home crook.
Todd? Yeah.
Why? Crook.
So, who's out there, trying to clad that house?
Christian and Josh.
OK. Do they know what they're doing? Yes.
Why are they taking so long? I don't know, Jen.
And I hate to be negative -
I just don't see how, with the money we've been given,
and I don't wanna be greedy,
but the house is possibly meant to be done.
Yeah. (LAUGHS)
I know it's a show and it's a game and all that,
but, like, it's literally almost pretty much impossible.
I could probably get heaps of dudes here and just be stupid about it,
and get (BLEEP) done,
but I'm trying to be respectful of the money and try, like...
Mmm.
..try and play the game the way it's meant to be played, I suppose,
because...but it's tricky.
At Monday's open for inspections,
Jenny felt like some of the other Blockheads
were overspending their budgets
and seeming to get away with it,
especially Ankur and Sharon in House Three.
Where'd they get that from?
Oh, my god!
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.
Well, I thought once you get cut off,
like, then 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 50,000, 80,000, whatever they've spent,
and then still presented rooms like they did.
Well, 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, then that pissed me off, yeah.
We'll just have to get that Scott guy to come and clad the shed,
and it is what it is.
Like, we'll just have to pay it.
Like, if he says ten grand more,
we'll just have to say, "Sweet, we'll have to do it."
Pete's coming next week, yeah? No, he's not coming.
Why? Can't make it.
He can't make it? Nah.
I thought he said he could. Can't make it.
MAN: So, are you feeling alright?
You need to sacrifice an element, any elements,
to be able to complete?
Oh, I just don't know if that shed's gonna be able to get cladded.
Well...technically.
The...I don't even know what the word is,
but I think that the Game Changer needs to be scrapped.
(TENSE INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
(THUNDER RUMBLES, DOG BARKS)
(FUNKY BEATS)
# Rock it till the break of day... #
SCOTTY: For Dylan and Jenny,
the work from home space in the shed is moving way too slow.
Arggh!
They haven't started insulating yet,
and cladding on the main house is behind schedule,
not to mention that the tiny house Game Changer is on hold.
Oh, yeah, we're up against it.
It's just...it's how it is this year, I feel.
(LAUGHS)
We start rooms on Wednesdays. Yeah.
But at least their landscaping is on track.
I think our landscaping is gonna be one of the best.
I feel like Inge's ticked many boxes
with all the different things that we've got.
They've contracted Inge Jabara...
# Simply irresistible... #
..a hardened Block veteran with five seasons and a win under her belt.
It's Sticks and Wombat!
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
We won! Yeah! Yeah!
One of the things Inge and Jenny want to include in their design
is an ice bath.
('ICARUS' BY BASTILLE PLAYS)
Not something you'd expect up here in the freezing Macedons,
but apparently it's the latest magic cure for all that ails you.
So, they're heading deep into the mountains to try it out.
Jen, let's have a quick pep talk.
We are gonna do this, and we have to do this.
This is also meant to be relaxing,
so let's try to be in the moment, and...oh, my...
(LAUGHTER)
Next thing we fall off a (BLEEP) cliff!
(LAUGHS)
Yeah, we drove to Mark's place about an hour ago.
# I'm in danger... #
Come and have a look at this! Ahh!
Beautiful! Full of ice, mate, eh? (BOTH LAUGH AND EXCLAIM)
Bloody cracker! (JENNY LAUGHS)
People are starting to jump on board,
'cause it actually is really good
for your not only, like, mental health - your body and everything.
We're gonna reduce the inflammation.
We're gonna boost our immune system.
We're gonna increase white blood cells.
And we laid down and did a breathing exercise.
Breathe in...and let it go.
(EXHALES)
And then we jumped in the spa.
(LAUGHS) Well, spa! The ice bath.
(LAUGHS) I wish it was a spa.
Come on, Jen. Hop in. You go first.
You go first. You're the contestant.
And I put my first foot in and I was like...
..I don't even know what noise I made.
(SHRIEKS) Oh, no! I can't do it!
Jen, come on, we had a... Come on, mate. In we go.
(LAUGHS)
What was that scream? That was like an animal.
(LAUGHTER)
I was like, "Oh, my god, I can't get in that."
Like, a full bikini!
I'm, like, so white.
I'm like, "Are you kidding me?" Nah! (LAUGHS)
I've had two kids. I've got this. Yep. In you go.
I'm from Scandinavia! (SHRIEKS)
And I can do anything!
I can do it! (SCREAMS)
(SCREAMS) OK, Inge, Inge!
I've gotta get out! Inge? Inge?
(INDISTINCT SCREAMING AND CHATTER)
Breathe in. I've gotta get out!
Inge? Inge? (SCREAMS) No, no, no, no!
I'll...I've got you here. I'll stay with you now.
Breathe in through the nose and out through the mouth.
Where's the spa?
I thought we were trying out the spa and the ice bath,
but, no, just the ice bath, and it's, like, minus 10!
(LAUGHS) It was freezing.
(SHRIEKS)
That's it. We've got this. Now you're in control.
Have a look at the power in here!
Oh, my god, this is amazing!
Yes! I feel amazing.
There you go. It's amazing.
I am woman. Hear me roar. (LAUGHS) Yes!
We breathe in now. Breathe in. (ALL INHALE)
Hold the breath.
Three! Two! One!
Yes! (ALL SCREAM AND WHOOP)
Yes! Oh, my god!
Yes! We're actually in!
It was a cool experience,
'cause once he said the three minutes was up,
we were just, like, sitting there, and I was like,
"Oh, this is weird, but I don't really need to jump out."
Like, it was so strange.
Jenny, you've done it! You nailed it, mate!
I know! Oh, my god! (SHRIEKS)
(INDISTINCT) Yes, yes, yes, yes! Whoo!
(INDISTINCT) How good!
I think Dyl...I wanna take him.
I told Mark, I said I'm gonna bring him to his retreat up there
and get Dyl to chill out a little bit.
(ALL GRUNT)
After, I actually felt pretty positive, didn't I?
I was telling Dyl not to worry, everything's gonna be OK.
I was actually very positive, going back.
If you can breathe in here, you can do anything!
(CHEERING)
So, with the ice bath locked in, and a highly motivated Jenny,
what about that tiny house?
Is it still a goer?
I had, like, a list of things we had to do today
and we ticked the majority of them off
and we built the whole tiny house.
Floors and ceiling. I wanted to do that.
Don't you worry, I've got a whole new mindset now.
MAN: I was gonna say, who is this?
(LAUGHS) Just keep on trucking, I suppose.
(LAUGHS) Yeah.
Just gotta get it done. Yeah.
# Move... #
This week everyone has to choose storage solutions for their Stratcos.
So, what we'd like to offer you is $6,000 worth of Stratco storage.
That's unreal! What's the cost of this set-up here?
That's what we call our Ultimate Shed Kit, and that's $5,600.
Oooh!
And we've got the different workbenches
and then we've got some storage cabinets over here.
And assembly and everything is done by you guys, or done by us?
No.
This stuff comes flat packed in a lot of cases.
I want it all, except the flat packs. I hate flat packs.
Does anyone like flat packs?
How flat are we talking?
You're interested in something
that is already more or less pre-assembled...
OMAR: I love the red! Red looks sick.
I thought you boys might be interested. Goes with the high-vis.
(LAUGHTER) Goes with the green caravan.
(LAUGHS)
And while we're all in a happy place...
Let's go shopping!
..it seems the extreme budget measures I took on House Three
have actually given Sharon a new lease on life.
Yay!
# I'm walking on sunshine, whoa... #
So, we've got a big house, so, we'll need a big flaming fire pit.
What's the biggest you got?
So, we do have this bad boy on the ground just here.
Can we get that one on any form of stand?
Yeah. Awesome! Thank you!
Pleasure, and we've thrown in some free firewood your way
to keep you nice and warm in these cooler winter days.
Thank you, SoilWorx for the win.
Oh, you are so welcome! Thank you! Whoo!
Excellent. That's their fire pit sorted for the outside.
Now, remember, five weeks ago,
they won a brilliant fireplace
for the inside of their working from home space.
They have won a $12,000 fireplace!
Whoo!
Great prize, except because I've cut their budget,
they can't afford to get it installed
unless Sharon can talk Schots into doing it for free.
Basically... (SIGHS) ..it takes a woman to figure (BLEEP) out.
Wow.
Hello, gorgeous. How are you?
WOMAN: (PHONE) I'm alright, darling. How are you?
Yeah, alright.
How did you go with the fireplace conversation?
(DRAMATIC MUSIC SWELLS)
We will do it.
Oh, that is amazing! Alright?
Thank you so much.
Bitch, I should have been hustling from day one
and I think we'd be in a very different position.
For the first time in 11 weeks,
Ankur is about to feel the power of positive thinking.
Did the plaster come? MAN: Yeah.
Yeah, awesome.
Oh, wow! There it is!
When Shaz returned back to site,
she brought the positive vibes with her,
and a lot of things got sorted when Shaz was back.
The fireplace has been approved.
('RESPECT' BY ARETHA FRANKLIN PLAYS)
Shazzy, that's actually awesome news.
Great hustle,
but literally the other contestants are gonna hate us for it.
No, but if they're good people, they're not gonna hate us for it.
Well, I feel like it's a really big win with the fireplace.
More importantly, most importantly than anything,
is it's an amazing addition to the house for the buyer.
So, you've managed to convince Schots to do it all for free?
Yeah. Well done, Sharon! Well done!
I said, "We don't have any money!"
You haven't given up, have you?
I won't...I'll never give up. (LAUGHS)
This running out of budget could be a blessing in disguise,
'cause now we're actually learning how to do (BLEEP) 'cause we have to.
So, whatever happens now, every day has to be a good day,
'cause, like, amazing things are happening very rapidly now.
So, just trying to, like, enjoy every moment while we can.
Good stuff! Good attitude!
Up next, the Block besties turn on their hubbies...
He shouldn't be alright with hurting your feelings at all.
..and later, moments of magic in the Macedons.
You see Malik and Zay just running,
and you got little Quaisy running,
and I looked at Omar and Omar's like, "What the..."
It was, like, oh, wow!
(DOOR SLAMS, DOG BARKS)
# Fighting the good fight... #
SCOTTY: 11 weeks in, and labour shortages, material shortages,
unending rain and mud, and a two-storey build this week
is all pushing Tom to his limits.
You complain a lot. Not a bit - you complain a lot.
No, it's not that I complain, I vent my frustrations.
A lot! And I'm open about that.
(MOUTHS)
It's the way he looks at me.
He looks at me like I'm an idiot.
He snaps at me. He doesn't have time for me.
There is no time on The Block, babe.
He's been doing it the last two weeks and I'm not having it anymore.
So, I went off.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC BUILDS)
In regards to the wine barrels... Yeah?
..we just need one for this room, correct?
Just one, but pick all three up.
Wants me to go pick up three of them from an hour and a half away,
and I'm just, like, wondering what all three of them are for.
Well, I was gonna get them for under this uncover area.
I don't know what you've got for there, babe.
So, we've just got proper tables and chairs.
Well, I'll ring them and cancel them.
Alright.
I think Tom's annoyed because
Levantine Hill was, like, really lovely and put them aside,
and now he has to cancel them, so...
But I know, like, somehow it will be my fault,
but he just didn't even ask me about them, so...
(BLEEP) my life.
I'm just sick of...just sick of Tom just deflecting
on the fact that he can be an arsehole,
and it's just always everybody else.
But I could say the same thing to you -
it would have been good to know your vision,
except I don't call you out and make you feel like (BLEEP).
Oh, I'm not making you feel like (BLEEP),
just you choose to feel like (BLEEP).
I just said, weeks ago, that...
I choose to feel like 'cause you literally talk to me like (BLEEP)!
OK.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC SWELLS)
Babe, I was not an arsehole.
(SOMBRE MUSIC)
Like, I tell him how I'm feeling and you know what his response is?
"Well, get a new husband."
Sarah-Jane...
He's really growing in maturity, as we can all see.
I don't mean to make you feel upset, Sarah-Jane.
You literally make me feel like (BLEEP) every day.
Alright, well, go find a new husband if that's how you feel.
See? What do you want me to say?!
"Go find a new husband." That's your response?
What do you want me to say if you think
that I make you feel like (BLEEP) every day.
"Gee, I'm really sorry that I make you feel that way.
"How could I change that?"
OK. Every day you feel like that? Not, "Go and find a new husband."
OK.
(SOMBRE MUSIC CONTINUES)
MAN: You OK? Mm-hm.
(SOMBRE MUSIC CONTINUES)
It's hard when you gotta make split decisions on The Block.
Like, you got people waiting for answers - you just gotta make them,
and unfortunately... (COUGHS) ..sometimes it just happens.
You take your stress out on your closest.
(DRIVING ROCK RHYTHMS)
Next door in House Two,
they've got everything under control, for the moment.
Holy moly, there's a lot to do. (LAUGHS)
Rachel and Ryan are using the 30-square-metre bay
at the end of their shed
to create a second living room,
with floor-to-ceiling Grafico wallpaper,
wall-mounted TV, slow-burning heater,
and a brick feature wall dedicated to wine.
Today is such a busy day.
We have got the plasterers coming back to finish off,
we have got the sparky coming in to fit off,
the builders here trying to get everything else done.
We've got our tilers that are gonna start.
Kinsman are installing.
We have so much happening today.
It's The Block. Yeah.
It's not here to be easy.
Exactly right.
So, while Ryan finds a way to help with the plastering...
So, you'll lift your plaster sheets on, it'll hook up,
you'll tilt it back, and then you'll wind it up,
and it'll lift it up for you.
..Rachel focuses on looking after her Block bestie.
I did find a new husband, Rachel.
Lovely, empathetic, understanding Rachel.
More hair.
I literally just started crying again and left the Block.
Babe! What happened?
He is always snapping at me
and he's always making me feel like I'm not doing enough.
And I'm just like, "You literally make me feel like (BLEEP)."
Babe.
And then he was like, "Well, find a new husband."
(GASPS)
That's your response, "Find a new husband"?
He shouldn't be alright, with hurting your feelings at all.
Yeah, SJ moved in on Wednesday.
Tom was doing her absolute head in,
which I get, 'cause we're in week 11, and I get it - I get it.
(JAUNTY INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
Sometimes with Ryan - now, I don't know if Tom's the same,
I have to give to him to get back.
Oh, 100%!
I have to be like, "Oh, are you OK?
"How are you feeling? Are you alright?"
Yeah, Tom's the same!
Yep. Yep!
100%! 100%! Yep.
Oh, Tom would do my head in too. They're both doing my head in.
So, me and SJ can just...
It's a tough life over here, isn't it?
While they're watching 'Love Island',
someone's just, you know, helping build a house.
Ohh!
(TENSE INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
Who takes care of me? Yeah.
Sometimes we just wanna be taken care of.
You know, we take care of so much stuff.
Sometimes we just want someone to take care of us,
and the thing with us is, as women, we're resilient.
You only need to take care of us for 20 minutes and then we're fine.
I know. We're fine for, like, three months.
Give us... (CHUCKLES)
Yeah, you were at Tom's house! Wednesday night?
SJ came over at 6:30!
Yeah, but she was also there all day.
No, she...but we were working, doing things.
You think these places design themselves?
You did a rubber consult and then you watched 'Love Island'.
No, we watched 'Love Island' at night.
That's why I got out.
('AROUND THE WORLD' BY DAFT PUNK PLAYS)
Wednesday night, the boys from House Five
weren't able to organise a boom to bump concrete over distance.
So, landscaper Christian pulls out all the stops
to get their Game Changer ready for Friday's monster pour.
MAN: Let's go, boys, let's go!
Let's go! Rush hour, brother! Rush hour, mate!
Let's go!
MAN: You made it very clear that you wanted nothing to do
with that Game Changer, that monolith tennis court...
I did! I did!
And every day, we have seen you putting in the hard yards there.
Oh! (LAUGHS) What's that about?
(LAUGHS) Oh, that's teamwork.
Just close your eyes, close your eyes, close your eyes.
Picture this tennis court. Yeah.
(LAUGHS)
So, no, no, that's it!
I'm not kind of...you know, I'm an all-in type of guys.
So, whatever, you know...
..ideally, I had enough on my plate without the tennis court,
but whatever it takes.
Meanwhile, just for tonight,
the Block besties have given their husbands the boot.
SJ and I decided today that
we would just move forward in this competition together.
We did some make-up. Had a great time.
MAN: Did seeing your houses on the Domain app
make you both feel better?
The Domain listings look unbelievable!
Oh, my god, it just says, "House One is the best!"
Oh! Ohh!
(RECORD SCRATCHES)
If I'm gonna rate them in order of how good they look,
House Two looks the best,
and then...the rest just follow.
# That's what friends are for... #
You wanted the bright blue eyeshadow, yeah?
Up next... (CHEERING)
..the Blockheads reunite with loved ones.
Everybody's here! (LAUGHS)
This is the moment that we really want to be, man.
..and get down and dirty fighting for cash.
Oh, my god! Oh, my god! (EXCLAIMS)
There was some weird crap going on in there, and it was feral.
(DOOR SLAMS, DOG BARKS)
(TINKLING INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
What do we have here?
# Lose your way You're not in control
# And you won't be told... #
I always think now, when I read a challenge card,
that nothing is what it seems.
Oh!
Are you ready? Yeah.
Good morning, teams.
It's been a massive few weeks on The Block...
And I reckon you're all in need of a little TLC!
Scrub up.
Pack an overnight bag and meet Shelley and I...
At the Lancemore Macedon Ranges...
At 9:30AM.
Beautiful
Today is the worst day for a challenge I've ever seen in my life.
I was so upset.
(LAUGHS) Today was the day we were meant to get in our Stratco shed.
Oh, god! Overnight? (LAUGHTER)
Honestly, Scotty's got the best heart, but not now, Scotty.
Now you wanna show us how generous you are?
Far out, Scotty!
You can't please everyone all of the time, can you?
You don't have to tell us twice! (LAUGHS)
(UPBEAT MUSIC)
See you, trades! We're out! (LAUGHS)
Ow!
(UPBEAT MUSIC)
But a getaway might just be what the doctor ordered.
Remember, yesterday, both Houses One and Two were on the verge of divorce.
Smile!
Just enjoy the last couple of days, Tom.
I am. My mind's just...
You've preached the whole way about how to just enjoy this,
and then the last two weeks, you've just been going like this.
My mind's just a bit fried at the moment, that's all.
We woke up today. I apologised to Sarah-Jane.
Yeah, apologised for making her feel like crap...
And I accepted your apology.
..putting my weekly...my last two weeks of stress out on her.
Just try and be happy, baby. Yeah.
(UPBEAT MUSIC PLAYS)
'Cause you're a good person
and I don't want people to start thinking that you're a (BLEEP),
'cause you're not.
No, no.
Sometimes, unfortunately... (COUGHS)
..you can deprive your partner of what they deserve.
Isn't that right?
That was very therapeutic of you, babe. Good job, babe.
Like, I'm having the best time now.
Well, you would be,
sitting down with SJ by the fire all day, sip...drinking wine.
Oh, my god, it was from 6:30. (BLEEP) you guys can play a violin!
It was from 6:30.
And this is where they're headed -
the beautiful Lancemore Macedon Ranges.
Really nice place, actually.
If I ever get remarried, I'll go there.
Have I got one of them?
Uh, yes, you do, actually. There you go, Scotty. Just for you.
I'm donning chef's garb to cook up brunch
with multi-award-winning celebrity chef and good mate Matt Moran.
Now, mate, hotcakes for you. Oh, yeah?
And what I need you to do first is separate these eggs.
We need the egg yolks, and what we're gonna do is mix that
with the...with the A2 milk, some ricotta.
I'm actually gonna do the kingfish.
Oooh, look at that! Look at that.
Look at the bloodline in that. That's when it's really fresh.
Here they come.
# So much to do
BOTH: # So little time... #
Look - they're beside themselves with excitement.
(UPBEAT MUSIC)
Honestly, who gave you your licence, mate?
Oh, my goodness, mate!
Nice big spoon.
Uh...yeah, put that on top.
Mate, you're messy, aren't you?
I'll get a bit closer this time.
Mate, you're not building a wall here.
# Da, da, da, da, da, da, da
# Da, da, da, da, da, da, yeah... #
G'day! G'day!
When we arrived, we saw Matt Moran there.
So, we thought this was gonna be a cooking challenge,
which is something that we would be really good at,
'cause we love to cook.
Hello!
Well, good morning, everybody,
and welcome to the beautiful Lancemore Macedon Ranges.
Now, we know how much of a hard slog The Block is,
and I thought what better way to lift your spirits
than to give you a good old-fashioned feed,
and who better to do that
than one of Australia's best chefs and our mate Matt Moran?
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
He was a bit starstruck, seeing Matt Moran.
We used to watch 'MasterChef' back in the day.
Probably still on. I don't watch it anymore.
Yeah.
But...yeah, I was like, "Oh, we're gonna get a good feed here."
Yeah!
That haven't cheered so loudly all season, Matt.
That is a privilege, yeah.
We don't get that, do we? No.
We go to, like, Aria whenever we can.
So, to walk in and see Matt Moran, we were like...
It was great. ..yes!
Especially when he said he was serving us up a nice brunch.
Oh, so good! Awesome.
I know what you're thinking, Matty - that we've overcatered.
100%.
We've got lots of food there,
and we might... might have overcatered, Scotty.
Well, I...I beg to differ.
I think we've got it absolutely spot on for the numbers,
because, Shell, Matt, I have got some very special VIP guests
joining us for brunch today!
Please come on out!
# Hold back the river Let me look in your eyes... #
(CHEERING)
You see Malik and Zay just running,
and then you got little Quaisy running.
I looked at Omar and Omar was like, "What the... "
It was, like, "Oh, wow!"
(LAUGHS)
This is the moment that we really wanna be, man.
Oh, everybody's here! (LAUGHS)
Hey! (LAUGHS)
JENNY: It was a big surprise,
and then, like, Oz and Omar's kids were all running.
It was so cute!
It was actually so nice to watch.
(LAUGHS) It was so cute, wasn't it?
(LAUGHTER AND CHATTER)
Ooooh!
(LAUGHTER AND CHATTER)
And then I saw my mum scream-crying on the other side, and I was...
You scream-cry straight away.
(SCREAMS) It's our family!
# Bring me a higher love... #
Then when we saw, like, my dog.
He just came straight up to us.
# Higher love... #
Hello, boo-boo-boo! Hello, boo-boo-boo!
Hello, boo-boo! Hello! Hello!
# There's this higher lover I've been... #
Those doors opened, and then I just saw Everleigh and Mila.
They just came running out.
Like...oh, I was shaking. It was unbelievable.
# Facing our fears... #
It was a really good feeling, just to get them in your arms.
(LAUGHS)
(LAUGHTER AND CHATTER)
It was really nice. Awesome to see Cleo.
SARAH-JANE: It was lovely.
(LAUGHS) Hey, Alana.
WOMAN: How are you? Hey! You right?
How are you?
# Higher love
# Bring me a higher love
# I could rise above
# On this higher love... #
(WHISTLES)
Uh, ladies and gentlemen, brunch is served!
Please come this way.
Wow, girls! Look! How nice!
But we were hungry to eat... Who better than Matt Moran?
..from the chef...ohhh!
Every bite...mmm!
Well, welcome! Have a wonderful time.
MAN: Thanks for having us, Scotty!
Have a great time. Lovely to see you.
Yeah, it was amazing.
So good seeing them,
especially the little ones.
Um, very, very nice.
They kept bringing out food and I was like, "Oh, my gosh."
Like, this is a lot of food.
Should have brought the Tupperware containers.
Yeah, they've left a big hole in both our families,
being away, 'cause you know,
they're quite big personalities.
They kind of bring, like, everyone together.
You know, friends, family.
They're, like, the glue.
When they're gone, no-one hangs out.
(LAUGHTER)
Now, how are we going, gang?
Having a good time?
I can't believe that we've got the triplets - here, there, and here!
(LAUGHTER)
Amazing! (LAUGHS)
We are all about our family.
So, like, we think about them every day.
I actually just messaged
Mum and Dad yesterday,
"I really miss you, it's really hard.
"Can't wait to see you soon," yeah.
Well, this is a very well presented table, isn't it?
Everyone looks so beautiful! It's beautiful.
We're starting. Oh, you're starting early?
Good! So, no work for you for the rest of the day?
No. This is it.
Up next, the cash-strapped Blockheads get their hands dirty
fighting it out for $10,000.
Arggh!
Ten grand would be lovely.
I really need $10,000.
I've never given so much, probably, in a challenge before in my life.
(DOOR SLAMS, DOG BARKS)
# Darling, you're with me Always around me... #
SCOTTY: The dining room at Lancemore Macedon Ranges
has been buzzing all morning,
as Blockheads reunite with their loved ones.
# Only love
# And I'll be yours to keep... #
And I'll tell you what...
Now we're talking. WOMAN: Oreos!
There we go. Can't forget that.
Right. You good?
Yep, I'm good. Let's go.
(BLENDER WHIRRS)
WOMAN: All in the pour.
Hey! What do you say? What do you say?
That's all it needed. SHELLEY: It's all about the garnish.
What do you reckon we hide some kale in there for daddy? Yeah?
(LAUGHS)
I think I speak for everyone
when I say that brunch was absolutely delicious.
Matt Moran, thank you. (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
OK, Matty has gotta get out of here.
He's got about 1,000 restaurants to run, and he's on a plane.
See you, buddy! Thanks, mate. Safe trip!
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Now, um, before we leave you to your families,
there's just one thing I forgot to mention.
I can't believe this slipped my mind. Here we go.
Now, Chris here is the Lancemore's operations manager,
and he has informed me just, like, five minutes ago -
it did slip my mind -
that your rooms are an absolute disaster,
the family suites that you're gonna be staying in,
and that is due to a hen's party, a footy trip,
a birthday party, a rock'n'roll band,
and a party of high rollers.
That was Shell and I last night. I'm sorry.
(LAUGHTER)
The rooms are a disgrace!
Shell and I are in a good mood,
and the families are here and we don't wanna appear too tough,
so we're gonna give you lot 60 minutes
to make over the room from top to bottom, spick and span,
and the team that does the best job is gonna win...
..$10,000 cash...
That's a lot of money. You always say that.
..thanks to the A2 Milk Company.
(LAUGHTER)
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
I know. Ten grand would be lovely.
We need this win so bad because we are poor, so...
We're poor, and also our family's here. So, we wanna, like...
It's even worse when you don't win in front of your family.
They're expecting you to win.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Thanks, Blockheads! Clap!
Your time starts now!
(TRUMPET PLAYS)
And they're off
on the Great Lancemore Room Cleaning Championships of 2022!
You think they have any idea of what they're in for, Shell?
SARAH-JANE: We're down here! One to 32!
SHELLEY: Not a clue, Scotty.
TOM: Oh, my god!
(UPBEAT MUSIC)
What's incredible, Shell,
is that all five rooms are exactly as bad as each other.
(BLEEP) me dead!
Such a coincidence!
Who would have ever imagined?
What the (BLEEP) are we doing here?
Oh, my god! What?
Oh, my god! What is this?!
Oh, (BLEEP)! (LAUGHS)
How do you make this place so messy?
# Viva Las Vegas... #
Rightio, let's start with the disaster
left by those messy high rollers
and Tom and Sarah-Jane are always competitive.
(BALLOONS POP) (SARAH-JANE SHRIEKS)
We need that money hard.
So, you know how I'm gonna get that money?
I'm gonna invoke the spirit of Psycho Sarah-Jane the Cleaner.
# Psycho killer... #
Favourites to take out this one, Shell.
I've heard rumours, Scotty, there's trouble in paradise.
(MIMICS SCRATCHING)
Psycho Sarah-Jane that comes out Sunday mornings -
that comes out Sunday mornings, you know, at 7AM, 8AM,
you know, before tools down, she's coming.
There's one bedhead for a reason! Shh! Please don't talk.
I'm really stressed and your voice just makes me want to kill myself.
(SIGHS)
Don't! Oh, no, no, please don't! Don't, don't!
Please just go do something else. It's done.
Please don't.
You're psycho!
Could be enough to bring them undone, Shell.
Not so with Rachel and Ryan taking on the sticky mess
made by kids high on sugar.
# Out of control... #
Alright, Ryan. Yep?
You do the rubbish, I'm gonna start attacking the bathrooms.
Happy to do that.
We want that ten grand. We want our kids to see us win!
You know what, we're gonna win this. You know why?
Because I have three children.
And this is just, "Am I home?"
A definite advantage there, Scotty.
(DRUMS PLAY)
Like you just don't care!
What's that noise coming from the room next door?
# Sex and drugs and rock'n'roll... #
That's Oz and Omar in the rock band afterparty room.
Get on with it, fellas!
There's ten grand up for grabs.
You're gonna need it next week for sure!
Our one was the rock star room and it was disgusting!
It was...yuck! Gross.
Undies. Panties on the ceiling.
Broken TV, drums. Tissues everywhere.
Tissues. Drums.
Lipstick on... inside the toilet bowl.
Yeah, lipstick everywhere. On the ceiling.
Millions, millions of feathers.
(DUCKS QUACK)
(DRIVING ROCK RHYTHMS)
# I don't give a damn about my reputation... #
Shell, the chippie couple have scored the hens' party room.
Oh, my Lord! The mind boggles.
Wow! This looks like a fun party!
60 minutes to clean a trashed room.
We had the hens' party, the hotel room.
We had the hens' party, and those girls got up to no good.
(LAUGHS)
Hens' party!
Looks to me like they're enjoying every minute of this challenge.
(LAUGHS)
Oh, my god, oh, my god!
This would have been fun.
Wish I was here. Oh!
# Welcome to the jungle
# We got fun and games... #
Shell, next door Ankur and Sharon are dealing with footy players -
never an easy task.
ANKUR: Unfortunately, the bathrooms were, like, the hardest part...
SHARON: Oh, shut up, dude!
Uh-oh, Scotty. They're already at each other.
Flour, it was ping-pong balls, there was carrots.
It was...it was a real bizarre... Shaving cream.
"Aussie, Aussie, Aussie" on the mirror in the bathroom.
Essendon guernseys everywhere.
There was some weird crap going on in there, and it was feral.
I can't do it by myself. That was my whole point.
I need you to help me with it.
And while just a short walk way,
their loved ones enjoyed the serenity of the Lancemore,
time is running out for the Blockheads.
# I'm losing it... #
You just make me feel anxious when you're like that,
and I...I near on walked out.
(DRIVING ELECTRONIC BEATS)
RYAN: Alright, darling, let's go.
Where? OMAR: Take pillows!
There! Put it...put it on!
Oh! (YELLS)
Yuck!
(DRIVING ELECTRONIC BEATS)
DYLAN: Go, Jen. You got this.
(DRIVING ELECTRONIC BEATS)
Shaz? Yeah, just whack that on the...
Well, Frankie, Shell, what do you reckon?
It's time.
I'll do the whistle, you do the "tools down".
Oooh, thank you! Here we go.
What a privilege. Alright.
(WHISTLES) Tools down!
Beautiful!
(UPBEAT ELECTRONIC MUSIC)
I love you too, just so you know.
(LAUGHS)
There you go.
Alright.
OK, time to see who wins Neatest and Cleanest,
and to make that decision,
we've got Chris, Chief Operations Manager at the Lancemore.
Well done, teams.
Those rooms had some serious party action going on,
and you cleaned them up like your lives depended on it.
So, congratulations.
But there is only one team who can walk away with the $10,000,
thanks to the A2 Milk Company, in their back pockets.
So...
Chris, you were the judge, mate. We were just your escorts.
You judged it.
Everybody did a great job.
The rooms did come up to a very good standard,
but there can be only one winner,
and there was a clear winner today, and that was Rachel and Ryan.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
# Good to be alive right about now
# Good, good, good
# Good to be alive right about now
# Here we are Let that place... #
RACHEL AND RYAN: We won! We won!
We, we, we won!
Now, gang, normally I would say, "Get back to the Block,"
but not tonight!
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Go and hang with your family! See you later!
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
What did we win?
RACHEL AND RYAN: We won $10,000!
We won $10,000! We won $10,000!
(WHOOPS)
How are you guys affording everything you're doing?
We work as hard as you guys, too.
No you don't.
VOICEOVER: The snarky comment that triggers...
'Cause she said that, I'm pointing the (BLEEP)
in front of their view.
..30 concrete trucks.
Get out of the way mate, we come through.
A cold heart revenge.
(SHOUTING)
Why are you doing it right outside of my living room?
Ohh! What?! Hey.
You can't do that.
Tomorrow, 7:30pm, on Nine.