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Michael and Ashley revisit their most memorable antique finds, whether buried in the trash or hiding in an antique store. The duo never fails to turn forgotten treasures into amazing modern designs. (Repeat).

Brett restores an expansive 1929 English Tudor home in order to bring back its charm and some original details that were lost during previous renovations. He also must create an updated kitchen that will cater to all the homeowners' modern-day needs. (Repeat).

Tamara Day gets creative renovating a 1950 ranch-style home updating the exterior with faux stone, using a second-story addition to create three new bedrooms and gutting the master suite. (Repeat).

Tamara takes on a water damaged French Provincial in Leawood, Kansas. Years of neglect have destroyed the basement and Tamara will need to completely redo it. Next, Tamara infuses a French flair throughout the house. (Repeat).

Fixing up a 1901 shirtwaist that was left by the previous renovator; Working on the original corbels and using them for the open plan kitchen. (Repeat).

Tamara Day tackles a neoclassical colonial, particularly its kitchen and bedroom. (Repeat).

A couple wants to have enough space to host big dinners in an island-inspired space. (Repeat).

Marie is against Robert's wish to renovate their basement because of some accidents in the past and suggests to ask help from professionals. (Repeat).

Davina and Phil's home is starting to get a little crowded after becoming a hangout space for their friends and family. The unused basement could serve as the answer to their problem. (Repeat).

An older home with loads of problems has left Catherine and Dan have a tiny budget to renovate their narrow galley kitchen. (Repeat).

Sebastian and Samantha transform Linda and Christian's principal bedroom from a dodgy motel to a luxury hotel with a spa-inspired ensuite. (Repeat).

Sebastian and Samantha are tasked with giving a new look to an old home without losing the character. (Repeat).

A dangerous rotting deck is overhauled. (Repeat).

A vacation to a family home turns into a working retreat when the kitchen's need for repair becomes urgent. (Repeat).

This week on Fixer Upper: Welcome Home, we had the pleasure of working with Nicole! She has spent the last five years working overseas and providing services to different communities. When she moved back to Waco to attend nursing school and be closer to her family, she decided it was time to find a place to call her own. (Repeat).

Chip and Jo bring what they love most about "home" into their redesign of a local shelter for girls. (Repeat).

A California transplant trades in the beach for a 1930s house in Waco, Texas. Chip and Jo transform the home into a beautiful cottage that highlights its history. (Repeat).

After a DIY renovation, Britt and Annie are invited to come in and style both sides of a duplex. With just three weeks before renters move in, Britt and Annie decide to have a friendly competition as they divide and conquer the spaces. (New).

A couple living in a 1950s home believes it's time for their kids to have their own rooms and for the moms to have privacy, but it will be a challenge to reconfigure the home without doing an addition. (Repeat).

The guys build an antique log cabin in a framed-out modern home in North Carolina. Also: Mark stops by the client's timber frame barn and Sherman shows off his horse-wrangling prowess. (Repeat).

Mark scores a tobacco barn with a huge log structure inside, leading to a tricky job as the guys have to unwrap it layer by layer. Also: Mark mills barnwood to make flooring while Johnny and Sherman revisit something from their past. (Repeat).

The team use barn beams to build a 1,200 square foot cabin. (Repeat).

The guys help a community rebuild after a devastating flood. (Repeat).

The team visit West Virginia to save a log home that was hand hewn. Later: Mark visits a cabin built by his grandfather and spends time with his family. (Repeat).

The crew build a log fort on the Boneyard, but an unexpected cold front complicates the project. (Repeat).