-[Jeff] Hi. -[Regina] There he is!
[Jeff] Wow, this is nice!
My name is Regina Hall.
I'm gonna show you where I believe the problem is.
[Regina] I have had some issues
and things that weren't really working.
And so I'm looking for Jeff's eye to elevate the layout.
-Toby's different with him. -[Jeff] Yeah.
-Then with me he's kind of... -Well--
Is he terrified of him?
-No. What it is is that-- -No, you are.
[laughing]
As far as Stu and I, I didn't think
this was ever gonna be a thing,
but, I mean, we're pretty much living together now.
He's there almost every single night.
-How many treatments did you go through? -Thirty.
There was a lot of cancer cells going on.
[Jeff] Yes, I am worried about him.
I'm worr-- I'm very much worried about him.
[Jeff] Wow, the pool's beautiful, Matt.
We're seeing a lot of progress very quickly.
I mean, I still have to do the barbecue area and the tile and all of that,
but I can at least see the end.
[Jeff] We were supposed to work Tuesday.
-And then we were also-- -But no one told me that.
You look to me as unreliable.
You're not reliable. I had you booked.
You called and told-- Go ahead and go. Go.
Do the show without me.
Hello. Sorry I'm late.
-[Tyler] Hey! -Where's Megan?
-Oh. I she later than I am? -Don't ask. Don't ask. Don't ask.
-She stormed out. -There was a situation.
-She left? -Mm-hmm.
You know, she was supposed to work Tuesday,
and she just... told us she wasn't coming.
She didn't ask. There was no conversation.
But there is seemingly no progress at Christina's,
so I brought it up.
She got defensive, and there was no accountability or apology.
And then she stormed out. She just stormed out.
Is that what you witnessed? [laughs]
Jeff came in very hot and heavy on her, and I think she felt attacked.
I think it was a trigger when he said she's unreliable,
because that is what set her off.
We're at crunch time here. Is this the time to be going to Vegas?
We have to finish Christina Ricci's kitchen and bathroom.
Weeks have gone by, and nothing has happened.
For Megan-- we have to remember it's one project.
If you are on crunch time and the person that you most rely on
just tells you, "I'm leaving town and I'm not available,"
this is a problem. It's a problem.
What projects are you working on right now?
-Anthony, Regina... -[Jeff] Okay.
-[Shane] Christina, Kate. -Okay.
I have a lot of projects that need my attention.
For Regina, the floorplan is funky, and it needs to be fixed.
At Anthony's, the pool has now been plastered and filled,
but we're still doing construction on the pergola.
And then we are preparing to get started at Kate Bosworth's.
I do need everyone to be on their A-game.
Poor Megan.
She made a really bad decision.
-[Andrew] But one! -One bad decision.
She is reliable.
So, now she's thinking about it. Give her a minute.
Or a day. Probably a day.
She can have all the time she needs.
♪ ♪
Will you, um, try Stu again?
♪ ♪
[phone ringing]
[Stu] Hi.
Meg and I had a unfortunate exchange.
[Stu] Tell me, what happened?
Well, we met at Hugo's. Megan walked in.
I haven't seen her since she canceled on Tuesday.
And I said, "Well, you kind of left me high and dry,
so now I'm reluctant to hire you again."
So, she stormed out and then, you know, I haven't talked to her.
I don't expect to talk to her for a while.
[Stu] Um.
Oh God.
So...
[Stu] When do you think you will talk to her then?
Like you just don't know?
[Jeff] I don't know.
[Stu] It's just, I think it needed a conversation with you.
You know what I mean?
[Jeff] Stu, he's very involved in my life.
He gives me really good advice. I tend to react badly.
The problem with Megan is that I reacted in the moment,
when really I am just one of those personalities
that I need a little bit of a break.
And, in a way, I'm kind of grateful
for being on television all those years,
because I was able to look at myself and look at my behavior,
where I would definitely not see it in the moment.
But later, if I look back on camera,
I see things that I don't like that I want to change.
So, that's actually kind of changed my life,
to be honest with you.
[Stu] The two of you really need to sit down together
and just go through it and just talk it out.
You know?
All right.
♪ ♪
[Andrew] You're in shorts. I hardly ever see you in shorts, Jeff.
[Jeff] Yeah. It's so damn hot.
[Andrew] Jeff got his Gucci's on.
[Jeff] It's a nice little room.
Andrew, his health is good,
so he's now working on Regina's project.
Regina has a rental property that has a very funky floorplan.
You were really lacking bathrooms, and they weren't that accessible.
We can fix that.
And it'll make that particular rental property more appealing
to a broader audience.
[Jeff] Oh shit, I just noticed the sky light, Razmik.
-Wow. -[Razmik] You just noticed? [chuckles]
It's really nice.
[Andrew] This was inspiration.
Do you want to look through these real fast
-and take what you don't want out? -You're moving fast!
We demo'd the entire bathroom
and then also a small office.
We are basically taking one bathroom,
taking out the shower, turning it into a formal powder room,
shrinking it a bit.
We're enlarging the laundry closet,
and then we're taking what is a small office
and making it a big family bathroom.
So, I think by doing these changes, it's gonna be a really nice floorplan.
-[Jeff] Hey. -Hi!
-[Jeff] How are you? -How are you?
[Jeff] What's goin' on?
I had dental work.
-So, what are you doing? Are you, um...? -No. No.
-Liquids? All liquids? -It's fine. This should've been...
I had it done this morning at ten.
Just want you to know.
There was something that I was gonna ask you,
but it looks like we just did it anyway.
But I was going to ask you today.
We took the sofit out, right, 'cause we wanted the ceiling to feel higher.
-Yeah. Oh! -And then...
I wanted to do like a really pretty mirror in here.
So, a toilet, a sink, a really pretty mirror, and wallpaper.
-Oh! -But the window was getting in the way
-of the mirror, and I felt like it was... -Oh, I see.
-It was... -You don't need it.
I'm gonna try not to make fun of you today,
-but, yeah. -[Regina] I know.
-I think that's... -It's horrible.
-[Jeff] [with lisp] The pedestal sink... -I'm so embarrassed.
[with lisp] It takes up a lot of that...
[all laughing]
[with lisp] So, to get more space over here...
-[Regina laughing] -What we did was
-we took out the tub shower, right? -[Regina] Okay.
[Jeff] And then I gave some of the space to the bathroom,
-which you'll see. -[Regina] Makes sense.
[Jeff] I took some of the space for the laundry.
We want to do a full-size, stackable, brand new
-washer and dryer here. -Oh, that makes sense.
[Jeff] [with lisp] So, did I miss anything?
Nothing here?
[Regina chuckles] The sensitivity is what I love.
We're gonna make a proper laundry closet,
because the one that was there was too narrow.
There was not enough space for the washer and dryer
or any storage.
So, now we have this really nice-size utility closet
with a full-size, stackable washer and dryer
that doesn't stick out into the hallway.
And then we're doing louvered doors.
This is a nice powder room.
-A formal powder room. -Yeah, totally!
We're gonna do probably a cabinet, sink,
and then we can talk about tiling the wall--
-the whole wall, or... -[Regina] Uh-huh.
-a big mirror and then wallpapering. -[Regina] Right.
-[Regina] And like a little pedestal sink? -That would be nice, too.
-Because it takes a lot less space? -[Jeff] I'm gonna need a translator.
[all laughing]
Don't make me laugh.
[Jeff] [with lisp] Do you wanna show her this bathroom?
[Andrew] [with lisp] Sure! So ready to show her this.
[Regina] Oh, this looks great!
-[Jeff] Be careful. The concrete's wet. -[Regina] Yeah.
[Jeff] So, we're gonna be taking this--
-[with lisp] this space... -[Regina laughing]
-Ooh, I love that! -So, we'll dry wall it,
and then we'll have the cabinet guy do nice, thick floating shelves
-for towels. -[Regina] That's great.
We're thinking cabinet here. I wanna do a custom sink.
[Regina] That's nice.
[Jeff] We wanna do sconces here.
We're gonna bring in four recessed lights and a fan.
-And then, this is the shower. -[Regina] This is enough space.
[Jeff] Yeah. It's a nice shower.
So, we took the small office and made it a big family bath
with a big shower, large vanity, storage, space.
So, now, you could rent a couple with two kids and you're fine.
Look up.
-Hmm? -Look up.
Oh, you put a sky light!
[all laughing]
She's drooling.
You like it that much you're drooling?
-[all laughing] -[Regina] That's probably it.
-That's what's different. -[Jeff] Yep.
-And everything else. -Yeah.
[all laughing]
This used to have a sofa right here.
-A desk. -I knew something was different. Oh!
[Regina] Oh, yeah, I like that.
♪ ♪
-I'm Jeff. -Hi, Jeff!
-How are you? Nice to meet you. -Very nice to meet you.
-This is Christina. -Hi. Christina. Nice to meet you.
Hi, Christina. Very nice to meet you.
So, we were gonna look at, I guess, specific appliances.
-Yeah. -[Jeff] At Christina's,
there is seemingly no progress, and that house needs a lot of work.
We started choosing appliances,
but I need to take Christina shopping to approve them all.
The kitchen's not huge, so it needs to be well-appointed, I would think,
so people can overlook the fact that,
you know, 'I really wanted a bit of a larger kitchen,
but this is beautifully done.'
[Renee] So, this is my JennAir display.
This is a 48-inch.
-Looking at a 36-inch, so... -Yes.
-a little bit smaller. -Okay.
Would you prefer four burners and a griddle
or would you prefer six burners?
Which do you think is better? I've never used a griddle.
Griddle, I would say, for people--
especially since it's something you're looking to sell...
-it is a selling point. Yeah. -Yeah. Makes it seem fancier.
We would like to sell the house as soon as possible.
So, refreshing the kitchen and making it light and more modern,
I think, is going to be really great.
I mean, it really is a house for a family,
and isn't the heart of the home the kitchen?
So, we kind of want to give this house the kitchen it deserves.
[Jeff] Oh, look at that interior. Is this a Whirlpool JennAir product?
-[Renee] It is, yes. -[Jeff] Nice.
What's "sensor?" You have "sensor," "cookware," "normal..."
So, sensor wash means that it's going to
test how dirty the water is and it'll adjust the cycle.
You do have crystal cycle, so...
-You got a lot of that. -[Renee] Wine glasses or anything...
-Fine China. -[laughing]
-[Renee laughing] What did you say? -He's making fun of me.
[Renee laughing] Um...
Actually, one of the few nice things I have
is a collection of like specialty colored glass.
-Oh! -Glasses from Amsterdam, so...
-Oh, nice. Okay, I'm sorry. -[Renee laughing]
I didn't see it amongst all of the, uh, stuff.
[all laughing]
If people could walk in
knowing that we don't have to do anything.
We just bring our toothbrush and our clothes
and we can move right in,
that always adds a lot of value to the house,
and I think it opens up your buyer pool.
[Jeff] So, for the bathroom-- the house is a little more, like, traditional.
[Christina] It's like a cottage. It's cottagecore, my house.
-These are a little squatty. -They are.
-They seem really small. -[Shane] Squat-tay.
I don't know. Doesn't it fell like for little...
-You can't wash your face. -...baby hands?
Yes.
Isn't this weird?
It does feel small once you put your hands on it. [laughing]
[all laughing]
[Jeff] Thanks a lot, Christina.
♪ ♪
Kate Bosworth, she went to Princeton University.
-She's smart. -Smart.
-Wow. -Her and Justin Long just got engaged.
She's been in a lot of stuff.
Yeah. She's an accomplished actress, Shane.
♪ ♪
[knocking on door]
Who's here?
-Hello! -How are you? Jeff.
-[chuckles] Hi, Jeff. How's it going? -[Jeff] Nice to meet you.
My name is Kate, and I am an actress.
I am most recognized from the roles of
Anne Marie in Blue Crush, Lois Lane in Superman Returns,
and I was in a movie called 21.
-[Jeff] This is an amazing property. -[Kate] Thank you! Come in, come in!
-Are the cats-- do they go in and out? -Yeah, they do.
-[Jeff] Okay. -He's gonna stay out.
I have watched Jeff for years on TV.
I'm so excited to hang out with him.
So, I'm just like, "Yeah, come on in. Help me out."
♪ ♪
This house was originally 1955,
and then underwent some pretty terrible remodels in the 80s and 90s.
These ceilings were much lower when I bought it--
-bought this house. Yeah. -Oh, really?
This whole house was brought down to just, like, sticks and studs.
You could see through the whole thing.
I remodeled it. I really did it myself with my contractor.
I used a lot of Ipe on the outside of my house
and cream stucco to bring that kind of warmth of the wood in.
I don't lean towards anything that's, like,
too opulent or over-the-top. I'm a minimalist at heart.
I think Jeff and I have the same taste in many ways.
I like a decluttered way of life.
-[Tyler] Pool is amazing. -[Jeff] And very private over here.
It is. It's right up against the mountains, which is so nice.
And I scraped this whole acre,
-so everything you see was newly planted. -[Tyler] Oh, wow.
[Kate] These are all drought-resistant plants.
-[Jeff] I like it. -[Tyler] So pretty.
It's not just the house I love-- which I do--
it is the property. It is an incredible setting.
It is private. It is vast.
Beautifully landscaped. It's the whole thing.
And then you have a great house on top of it.
You know, L.A. is like an interesting city.
It can feel a little bit chaotic, and I needed to find
the, like, quiet frequency in Los Angeles.
But this area, we do get bears
that come down from the mountains.
-In the backyard? -[Kate] Yeah. They swim in the pool.
-[Tyler and Jeff] What?! -[Kate] Yeah, they really do.
-Bears. -Bears, yeah.
It's a beautiful pool. I get it.
If I was a bear, that is the pool I would want to swim in.
So how many times have you seen a bear in your pool?
Four.
It's a testament to her design aesthetic really,
because bears have a lot of choices in that neighborhood--
a lot of pools-- and they're choosing Kate's.
It's a compliment.
-How many bedrooms? -Um, it's three.
And then we have, like, a little guest house
up on the top of the hill there.
♪ ♪
I'm using it as a gym at the moment,
but I do think I'd like to turn it into, like,
a little artist studio slash, like, extra overflow.
'Cause I don't actually use that gym so cra--
in such a crazy way.
[Jeff] It just feels like a really high-end boutique hotel.
-[Kate] Yeah. That's what I wanted. -[Tyler] Yeah.
[Jeff] Yeah. That's what it feels like.
[Kate] I said, "I want to create a space I never want to leave."
Is it hard to leave for a long time
-when you go film? -[Kate] Yes. Yes.
I am always happy to come home.
-[Jeff] The house is perfect. -[Kate] Oh, thank you.
-[Jeff] Every detail. Every detail. -[Kate] I see everything not perfect,
so that's so nice.
-Shall I show you the 'not perfect?' -[Jeff] Yeah.
There is one outstanding project to be had,
and that is the pool house.
It's kind of more a pavilion, I guess,
but it's a real kind of blank canvas right now.
And my dream for it is to make it
kind of like the outdoor entertainment space.
It'll just make the property feel more complete.
I love the space so much,
because it does feel like an old Hollywood pavilion to me.
It really does fell like the outdoor-indoor living
that, you know, the house resembles as well.
[Jeff] And how's the roof on this?
[Kate] It was leaking through these wires.
-[Jeff] So there is some sort of leak. -Yeah.
Yeah, 'cause if you look on this side, there's water damage.
[Kate] Like, it hasn't been touched, basically. Enter you.
I know he has exquisite taste,
and I really, really, really, um, can use his help. [laughs]
-What's under there? -That was a beehive
that the queen returned three times.
I had a specialty bee man come and remove it-- obviously ethically--
put it where he put it, and they returned.
-Did you kill her? -[Kate] No!
-They should have. -Oh, I could never. I love bees.
Do you ever think that maybe he bullshitted you?
Be like, "We are ethically handling the bees."
-[Kate] I hope not! -I bet he did.
-I bet he was like... -[Kate] No! No! I hate that idea.
I bet he was ethical the first two times, and the third time, he was like,
"I can't. I can't keep coming back."
So that-- but, yeah, she's no longer there.
So, one of the things that-- one of the parts of this vision
that I would love to talk to you about
is the idea of this being like a bar.
This part of the property, to me, is like the entertainment part.
We have a lot of family that comes over. We have friends that come over.
I'd really love for everyone to be able to be, like, hanging out here.
Sink, um...
-So you have plumbing, you have sewer. -[Kate] Yes.
Electrical, I don't know how...
-up-to-date everything is. -Right.
-But at least you have the line here. -[Kate] Yes.
So, if we cut it out, and then this becomes, like,
-the work area, the sink... -[Kate] Yeah.
[Jeff] I think Kate has very good taste.
I think very sophisticated taste.
And she has high expectations, but it's okay
because I know the level and the quality of work she's looking for.
We're totally on the same page.
I like the idea of people being able to come and, like, sidle up,
and then, you know, have, like, lounge-y area
-maybe over here. -And then a separate barbecue area
-over there. -[Kate] Yes. And then, like, maybe
-a long table people can sit at. -Outside, not inside.
-This is more like a living room? -I think so.
I'm so excited to really have a partner in doing this whole thing,
and then I'm not trying to figure this out flying blind.
[Kate] It's an inspiring property, though, right?
-[Jeff] It is. -[Kate] Yeah.
It felt like we were, like, really on the same page,
because I could tell he could see what I could see.
And that's, um, when things get really exciting.
-All right, Kate. -[Kate] Okay.
I will text you. We'll figure out the dates.
-[Kate] Thank you. -And we'll start getting estimates.
Okay. Bye, guys!
-[Jeff] See you later. Nice to meet you. -Thank you so much!
I love the property.
-I know. -I wish it wasn't so far away.
It's so far, but then I was like, "Oh, I get it."
But I'm a little-- I'm afraid of, like, the bears
and the hawks and stuff.
-Like, I don't know if I can do it. -We have bears in West Hollywood.
-Different kind of bears. -Yeah.
-I'm afraid of them, too. -I'm really afraid of them.
♪ ♪
[Regina] What would Jeff hate?
-Oh shit, here he is. -[Andrew] That.
-Most of this wall. -It's-- he's there.
-Hey. -I was about to get your wish list.
We're meeting with Regina to go over the floor tile
for the powder room and bathroom.
It still has to kind of feel like the rest of the house.
You know, kind of that clean, modern look.
We've chose a dark-- darker colors,
but I do want it to be able to handle a lot of traffic.
I was thinking not this style cabinet, but like a natural wood cabinet
with like a white and gray marble with a black-patterned floor
with like a white grout. I think that's really chic.
-[Regina] Mm-hmm. -I would start
to look at all these black tiles.
[Regina] Are those good and easy for cleanings?
[Jeff] I think if we do a ceramic tile...
-Mm-hmm. -Yes. It's like indestructible.
-Okay. -So I would do, like, marble in the shower
-and then do like a ceramic on the floor. -Okay.
Anything that's just easy to clean for all types of people
and that can handle traffic.
For Regina, because it's a rental,
there's going to be potentially a lot of people living there,
and not everyone is as clean as she is.
Her concern was more of, like, wear and tear.
I think going with the darker tiles will probably help.
[Jeff] Pretty.
I wanna find one and say "pretty." Is this pretty?
-[Jeff] Pretty. -[Andrew] Yep. It's pretty.
That's nice. Is that black?
-[Andrew] It's charcoal-y. -[Regina] It's-- yeah, it's charcoal-y.
[Jeff] I was actually thinking about black tiles or dark gray in the hall bath
with, like, some sort of white and gray marble on the countertops.
Um, and I don't know if we want to do solid slabs if we have the money.
-Let's go look over here. -[Jeff] These are gonna be nice bathrooms.
I know. They're gonna make people not want to leave.
[Andrew] Do you like this, Jeff?
[Jeff] It is pretty. And I like the shape.
Do you have more of the picket samples?
-Sure. Yeah, yeah, yeah. -[Andrew] In different colors?
I have the small ones you can get of almost any color.
-I like that one. -I mean, it's nice up there.
[Andrew] Do you like it in a flat, or do you want---
[Jeff] I like this. In the matte.
In the matte. There.
[Regina] Hmm. A little picket fence.
-[Jeff] It'll go with anything we do. -[Andrew] I love it, yeah.
[Regina] A little picket fence.
-[Jeff] I like the pickets. -[Regina] I do, too. For sure.
-What I wanna do is the whole shower pen-- -Mm-hmm.
and the dam wall around it all in the black tile.
So, when you look at it, the whole floor is black,
and then there's just the two solid slabs on the wall.
And then we'll have the solid slab on the countertop as well.
-Love it. -And then I take the remnant
and I do that in the powder room...
-So it's connected when you go... -Pickets on the back wall.
-But then we add a wallpaper. -Okay.
I wanna make sure that the bathrooms feel like they're very coordinating.
They're different, but they're also very coordinating.
-[Regina] Did you say this was Italian? -No, they're two different companies.
-Oh, they look like the same company. -[Andrew] It does, huh.
-Italian. -Yeah, yeah.
-Hola. Ciao. -Mm-hmm.
Arrivederci. Who knew I was bilingual?
[all laughing]
♪ ♪
[Jeff] Um, we need to find a sandblaster for Christina's.
[Shane] Do you have a check for Razmik?
I've got a lot of checks. I have stuff for Jamie, too.
Oh my God. Megan said, "Okay. I'm very sorry.
I do need to talk to you guys. That much is true."
Oh, God.
[Jeff] You know, Megan and I had a disagreement, argument,
but she's apologizing for leaving abruptly after the lunch.
Oh. Did not like me calling her unreliable.
It felt like an "ambush."
I just don't want her to pick up lazy habits.
-Do you know what I mean? -Right.
In hindsight, maybe I shouldn't have done it publicly.
I should have taken her aside alone
and not called her out in front of other people.
That's probably where I was wrong.
So, we'll wait until tomorrow to follow up then.
♪ ♪
Do you have the hardware? Is that all there?
[Shane] Yeah.
You got it all into one box?
-[Shane] I consolidated. -Oh.
[Jeff] Oh, we need pulls for these.
Flush pulls.
With the help of Andrew, everything's been so well-organized
that there have been no hiccups, there have been no delays.
[Andrew] Wow!
When is this going to be fabricated?
-[Andrew] It gets installed on Monday. -[Jeff] Okay.
-We have these, right? -[Andrew] Yes.
-We have these pulls? -[Andrew] Do you want to see them?
Sure.
-This is what... -Pretty.
-All right. These are good? -Yeah. Nice.
All right. Do you wanna see the light?
-Oh yeah, those are nice. -It's gonna be good.
Okay.
We basically took the-- what is a very small-- office
and made a large, spacious bathroom.
We did plumbing fixtures, then we do tile,
then we order the cabinets, the light fixtures, shower glass.
We now have the slab for the vanity already.
[Andrew] Do you like this pull for the powder room?
-I think... -[Jeff] It's nice. We need two of them.
-[Andrew] Yeah. -[Jeff] Let's go with it.
-Well, tell me the size real quick. -[Andrew] I was gonna do 12-inch.
-[Jeff] Do twelve. -[Shane] Drama.
[Andrew] Yeah, big.
So, both mirrors, we need the pendant, and we need the towel bars
and the toilet paper holders, right?
And then we need art for the other bathroom,
but we're almost done here.
Regina's is moving along much faster than I thought.
We have to install the wallpaper, and then we're doing paint
and install all the finishes.
But I can get that done right away as well.
I just did a Vitamin C drip.
-Oh yeah? -To try to get energy back and all.
Just have a Red Bull.
No! That's fake and it's full of crap for our bodies.
Okay.
Are you doing Red Bulls?
Yeah. Like every other day.
♪ ♪
[Shane] So, today, Frank is starting at Kate Bosworth's,
-so we'll meet Tyler there. -[Jeff] Yeah.
You have a spray tan at four o'clock again on Monday.
Let me know if you ever want to get spray tanned. I don't care if you do.
I just got for the natch. I mean, you look amazing.
'You look unnatural, but you look amazing.'
You look unnaturally amazing.
♪ ♪
I love this yard.
I just feel at peace right here.
Frank! Is this a rat? A mouse? What is this?
-[Shane] A chupacabra? -[Jeff] Poor guy, look at him.
[Frank] He must've fell in there. Looks like a gopher, yeah.
[Shane] Ew.
-Aww, get him out. -Can you get him out?
[Frank] I ain't getting him out. You get him out.
We can't leave him in there. He's gonna die.
He'll die.
[Tyler] He got in there. I think you should let nature take its course.
Why do you think I saw him? Because I'm supposed to save him.
What if we create like a bridge?
That way he could just climb up on his own. He's stuck.
I mean, I think he fell in. I don't think he jumped in,
like voluntarily.
Okay, let's stand back so he's not scared.
Don't make it too steep.
[Tyler] Don't put it facing me.
-Okay, do you think he'll climb up now? -[Frank] Of course he will.
[Jeff] Okay, back up.
-[Jeff] Is he doing it? -[Shane] Yeah. Oh, he thought about it.
-He's thinking about it. -Okay, let's leave him alone.
-[Shane] He does have claws. -Let's stand back.
[Frank] He'll be able to get out.
-[Jeff] Is this a cool house? -[Frank] It is.
[Jeff] It's so my style. I love this place.
I love the landscaping. I love the property.
I love the house.
So what do you think? This is going to be a living room setup?
-Plus bar stools. -Living room, bar stools.
So, if you did TV, bar, living room setup, bar stools,
you could do a table and chairs out there.
I don't have a lot of communication with her.
She's off-the-grid for a while.
In Kate's case, we've had very limited communication.
Kate happens to be in New York working,
so we had a design meeting over the phone.
I did expect more interaction,
but I'm confident enough to know what she wants.
I think we're on the same page.
But those kind of jobs make me a bit nervous,
because I don't want to let her down because she trusts me so much.
[Jeff] What do you think? Are you going to be pouring all this, Frank, or no?
I would probably just maybe tile this portion here that's in here
-and just leave the concrete. -That'd be nice.
[Jeff] We have to do a new roof. She told me that.
[Frank] Why?
-[Jeff] It leaks when it rains. -[Frank] Okay.
I would continue-- I'd clad this whole thing
kind of like what's on the house.
I'd wrap this in stone, do a new light, new sink.
Then what about the island?
Just looks like a solid piece of stone.
-The same matching that... Yeah. -Going like... with the clad in the front.
Sweetie!
He's not going anywhere.
I don't know how to entice him.
Come up here. Come over here.
Come here. Gophy.
Come on!
No.
I'll check for snackies.
You can really only have one cabinet here.
And so we do refrigerator, ice maker.
The refrigerator only needs electrical.
Do we do the ice maker in here where the drain and the water is?
And then are you making the sink out of stone?
-That'd be nice. -Yeah.
So, in the pavilion was kind of a little minibar.
We're redoing that small bar area.
Then what we're doing is building a big island across from it.
Then, adjacent to the bar area will be kind of a living room setup
with a television.
And then we'll do a dining room table and chairs.
We're going to take the existing fire pit and turn that into a planter,
so we'll be bringing a tree in.
Nothing overdone. It's actually rather simplistic,
because, again, we're trying to follow
the existing design of the main structure.
-We're ready to start construction. -All right.
Try it. Come here.
Shane, is he getting on the board or not?
He thought about it.
How do you know he's thought about it?
You communicate with animals now?
[Tyler] Why don't you just use this mop and put it on the mop and fling it out?
Tyler didn't give a...
What is he, Cirque du Soleil? He can't go up that.
-Then you fling it out. -The hell is wrong with you?
-He thinks he can climb up the mat. -It's gonna give him traction.
Here, you do it. He likes you.
-He does honestly. -Here.
[Shane] Almost a crack.
-Look. Right there. -There he is. There he is.
There he is. There he is.
It worked!
[Jeff] We gotta fix this fire pit so that doesn't happen again.
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[Andrew] Are you still flipping houses, Jeff?
Um, I'm not actively, but...
There may be something coming available up by me on the dead end street,
and it's just a little mid-century, like, two bedroom.
-You own the house you're in, right? -Yeah.
I live next to Christina Applegate and Rob Zombie.
[Jeff] You do?
And Harry Styles has a house up there, yeah.
Wow.
-Is Christina's a nice house? -Yeah.
She lives at the end of a cul-de-sac, and it's-- it's a nice house.
She used to walk all the time, and now I don't...
Right.
-[Shane] MS, right? -Mm-hmm. She has MS.
[Andrew sighs]
I... have a, like...
I'm going to be going through one more round of treatment here.
-Mm-hmm. -[Andrew] Yeah.
I just found out. It's called F5U.
It's gonna be a drip, a 46-hour drip. Chemo drip.
We all were very optimistic after his first round of chemotherapy.
It is disheartening and upsetting that it's come back,
and now he has to start doing different treatments.
I mean, I feel for that guy. I feel for him.
Are there any side effects, or...?
Oh, I'll have the fatigue.
The radiation's just tough 'cause it's just like, I just wear out.
I think that the Anthony job has not been easy.
It's been very complicated, and Andrew's also running Regina's project.
Andrew has an incredible work ethic, and not everybody meets that expectation.
And what is going on with him is out of his control.
I'm not heartless. I'm not a dick.
I mean, sometimes I can be a dick, but I empathize and I sympathize
with Andrew's situation.
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[Jeff] Looks nice in here.
What do you think of the wallpaper?
-[Jeff] I like it. -[Andrew] It's dramatic, right?
[Jeff] Mm-hmm. These are pretty.
Regina's house is a little more traditional.
I tried to stay consistent with what's there,
but really, it's a little vanilla.
And so that's why both Andrew and I, collectively,
wanted to play with color and wallpaper and do some painting.
Something a little bit more bold.
And I think it turned out so beautifully.
So all we have left at Regina's is we have the bathroom mirrors,
the sconces, the pendants, the cabinet hardware,
accessories, towel bars, TP holders,
and then we're done.
[Jeff] What was your plan?
Well, originally I thought it was big enough to go here,
but the next one up made it really close to the ceiling.
'Cause I wanted it off-center with this.
Can you put it in the front?
But it can go in front. Go over a little bit.
I'd do it in the front and have the pendant over-- yeah.
-Keep going. -Like, go over.
-Like, right there. -Yeah.
And then have the pendant like right here, right?
Yeah. It's pretty, like, right...
-Right there. I think that's pretty. -Yeah. Yeah.
-I like that. -Okay. Me too.
It kind of looks like a ball sack, huh?
[Shane] That's why I like it.
[giggles]
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Okay. All right. So, once it's all completed...
-[Megan] Ding dong. -[Jeff] Let's you and I revisit it.
Oh my goodness!
[Jeff] Okay. And then did the floors get delivered?
-[man on phone] Yes. -All right, so I'll plan on coming by
like, Thursday or Friday to take a look at it.
Are you around this week?
-[man on phone] Yes. -Okay. Perfect.
Talk to you later. Bye. Um, hi, Megan. How are you?
[Megan] I'm good.
-Uh, this is the hotseat right here. -Okay.
-Would you like to sit there? -I'm not sure.
[Jeff] So, the reason I got upset at Megan is because
I'm emotional and I also, if I'm hurt, I get angry quickly.
I think after that disagreement, argument, fight at the restaurant,
we both needed to kind of cool down and get perspective
and understand each others' perspectives.
All right, so let's talk about you and me.
Oh, I can't wait.
-I'm sorry for calling you unreliable. -Thank you.
I don't think you're an unreliable person.
I guess I felt you were unreliable at that moment.
-Right. -But it was not fair
for me to say you're an unreliable person, because you're not an unreliable person.
-So, I apologize for that. -Thank you.
So, I kind of just want to tell you what I'm thinking and where I'm at.
-Okay. -So...
I feel like I've made a commitment to you.
When we came up with a number that you agreed to,
-I'm now expecting to be first priority. -Got it.
I believe these people need you more than you need them.
-Right. -And understand
these people would've been there Wednesday...
-They would've waited. Yeah. -Thursday, Friday.
-Yeah. For sure. -They would've waited for you.
-What are they gonna do? -For sure.
-Call 1-800-Interior-Design... -Yeah.
-and then get somebody from Las Vegas? -Yeah.
-No. -Right. Yeah. I didn't think it through.
It was just a selfish, like, I-have-to-do-this kind of a thing,
like desperado, and I take full responsibility for--
I could've handled that so many different ways.
-That's why I was upset. -I understand that.
I didn't think ahead
and I had that just knee-jerk, 'Well, I'm going,' you know?
-Yeah. -Instead of thinking,
'Well, how's that gonna affect other people and how's that gonna affect,
you know, my commitments and my work and my job and Jeff and everybody?'
So, I feel bad. I really do.
-Okay, so we're clear on that. Now... -Yeah. I get it.
The good news is I am over-the-moon
with, like, what you've done at Duhamel's,
what you've done at Reggie Bush's.
-Like, the quality of work is so good. -Yeah.
Christina's, there hasn't been anything going on
-for the last few weeks. -Yeah.
I look around, I see some things that could be done, but...
-Mm-hmm. -I always get worried
when someone's like, "Oh, I'll do that when I come back from this."
Or, "I'll do that when I come back from this."
-So, the list is still this long. -And nothing's happening.
I guess I would feel better if there was things happening.
Yeah. I totally get it. Yeah.
Christina's slowed down because nobody was managing it.
That was kind of a shitty situation.
But we buried the hatchet. We're no longer fighting.
Is this really worth blowing up your friendship?
No, it's not.
But now there's a lot of work that we need to do.
Otherwise, we're gonna have some problems,
because that list is growing, growing, growing, growing every day now.
-We're good. -Good talk, yes.
I love you. Good talk. See you later, alligator.
Oh! Oh, I'm sorry, Milo.
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[Jeff] Come on, Shaney. Do you remember Andrew?
-Hi! -Hi!
-[Jeff] Andrew worked very hard. -Don't you look handsome.
-Thank you! How are you? -I'm good. I'm very excited!
-Um, all right. It starts here. -[Regina] So...
-Okay. Shall I go? -[Jeff] Yes.
Are you guys coming? [chuckles}
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It's gorgeous!
Oh, my God! I love the wallpaper!
Oh, and this is the tile!
-[Jeff] You picked out, by the way. -[Regina] I love the round mirror,
I love the floor-- ooh-- I love the black handle!
[Jeff] Remember what it was before?
[Regina] It was a useless bathroom.
The whole flow of the house just didn't make sense.
And what I always thought of is you want a bathroom for your guest,
and then you want whoever is in the house and living
to be able to come and have a sense of space.
The bathroom was very small.
I love the black.
-It's called "very dramatic" to do that. -[Regina] Yeah.
And I love the wallpaper.
[Jeff] I like it because it's not so-- it's not too feminine.
Like, I like botanicals, but they tend to get very feminine.
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Makes me wanna do that.
[all laughing]
-I love it. -I'm very happy with how it turned out.
Regina's house definitely needed this upgrade.
The setup before was so unconventional.
We went in and took it to the next level.
I love the design. I love all the choices.
I'm really happy with the quality of the work.
Not everybody is as open-minded as Regina,
but it was really a good mix of collaboration.
But then she game me some kind of creative free will.
[Jeff] The next thing is your new laundry room.
[Regina] Ooh, nice!
[Shane] So, remember how the washer and dryer stuck into the hallway?
Oh, this is great!
[Jeff] Brand new full-sized Whirlpool stackable washer and dryer.
-I love th-- I love the tile. -You brought the tile in. Yep.
I miss the drape, and I also miss the washing machine.
I like stubbing my toe on the washing machine
when it sticks out halfway into the hallway.
[Regina] Yeah, and I love it in a hallway that's not so wide.
Because just to lose a corner of it is...
-Yeah. -It made you feel cozy.
-It's great. -[Jeff] We did new baseboards.
-There's room in here. Like, I could hide. -[Jeff] Yes.
-[Shane chuckles] -I was thinking more like brooms--
I can twerk in here, too. I can twerk in here, too.
-[Andrew] Close the door, close the door. -[all laughing]
I love it!
Apparently, when Regina's excited about something, she twerks. Yeah.
She's getting exactly what she wants.
I included two different packages of Affresh, so there's that.
-[Regina] Uh-oh. -Now, here we go.
Oh, wow! I love...
I love this.
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I love this mirror. I love this.
[Jeff] There's a few things we consciously did
to connect the two bathrooms.
We used the same black tile on the floor,
and then, you know, the wallpaper had a lot of pink in it,
so that was kind of the impetus to do
maybe a light, light, light dusty pink in the hallway bathroom.
I love it. It's wonderful. This is amazing!
Can you believe this was an office before?
[Regina] It was such a space that wasn't really necessary.
[Jeff] I mean, it's a great floorplan. Now it is.
[Regina] Now it's a great floorplan.
There's nothing worse than underutilized space,
and there's nothing better than properly utilized space.
I sit here and I'm like, "I don't want to go."
Finally feel like it's exactly where I want it.
[Jeff] We decided to go with one big dramatic sink.
You know what I love?
I love the side-- you know, the drain that's not in the middle.
Yeah. And I love the really tall backsplash right over here.
[Regina] Oh, I love that. And I love the lighting.
-I love this. -The custom shower glass.
And a little... in case you want to sit.
You know what I mean? You can do what you need to do.
-[Shane] She twerking. -[Regina laughing]
It's very hard when you're only seeing pieces of things
to know what it's going to be like.
Then you're like, "That's what they were doing," you know?
So, it's like a painting. It's like a...
mosaic that comes together and you're like, "There's the picture."
I didn't-- I mean, not that I didn't expect it to be nice,
but it's much-- it's so much...
So, you didn't expect it to be nice is what you're saying.
No, you can be honest.
"I didn't expect it to be nice." Go ahead and say it.
-I didn't expect... -[all laughing]
[Regina] I couldn't-- I honestly couldn't love it more.
I think I would like some family to come, um, first
and, like, enjoy it and be able to spend some good time with them.
I think that would mean a lot to me.
-All right. You're happy? -I love it. I'm beyond happy.
All right. You got exactly what you wanted.
I did. It's gorgeous.
I want to just be in here. Bye!
[all laughing]
[Regina] I just-- I'm in here, and I'm happy!
[Jeff] I think she was finding that a lot of single people were renting it.
But I think now, after we've done all of these
upgrades and reconfigurations,
I think she could now-- it could appeal to a family.
Oh, thank you so much, Jeff!
-It was a pleasure. -It was such a pleasure.
It's absolutely gorgeous, and I love it!
-I just finally reached Kate. -[Tyler] Oh.
Not every celebrity is accessible.
They're busy, they're working, they're traveling.
But now's the time where I need her.
-I wouldn't take a picture of that there. -Really? Let me see.
There's like paw prints in the bathroom.
What is this? That's a big paw.
[Tyler] It's probably a bear.
So, all of this is going?
[Christina] Everything in the house goes.
[Jeff] Seriously? There's no fight?
-No fight. -No!
-No argument? -What would I argue about?
[Jeff] I was looking for a fight.
Okay, well, maybe you can find something to fight with me about.
Jeff, I need you to tell me where these pots are going.
[Jeff] Oh, they're going everywhere.
How many blue-- Oh, Jesus, Andrew!
-[Andrew] Help! -[Anthony] Hold on, hold on. Don't move.
Well, Jeff, Andrew, Shane-- thank you for the work that you've done.
-Who said that? -This asshole.
I'll give him his credit. He's great at what he does.
-Is that supposed to do that? -Wh-- What are you doing?
-Can you not do that? -[Andrew] Trying to calm it down.
[Anthony] That's what happens when I turn the jacuzzi on!
Help!
[Anthony] That's why I haven't been in the pool.
-Wait. Hold on. But you would drown! -[Anthony] Yeah!
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