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A couple from Georgia are looking for a new beachfront home in St. Joseph's Bay that will also welcome their dog. (Repeat).

The desire for change leads a couple to make a move to St. Croix. (Repeat).

Avid snorkelers search for a condo priced around $250,000 on the sandy shores of Akumal's Half Moon Bay. (Repeat).

Properties priced around $350,000 in Crystal Beach, Texas, are toured by a couple who want a home for their own family vacations, but that can also be used for some rental income. (Repeat).

Following a family's search for a coastal catch in Ocean Shores, Wash. (Repeat).

A recently married couple who love Ocean City, Md., search for their own getaway there on a budget of $350,000. (Repeat).

In the second-season premiere, a converted lighthouse is featured, along with a World War II bunker, a jail, a federal bank and a former brothel. Also: a home that is made out of shipping containers; a barn; a gristmill; and a train. (Repeat).

A Catholic schoolhouse that was converted into a home is featured, along with a residence that was once a World War II bunker. Other unusual abodes include a gas station, a plane, a bus and a grocery store, as well as a barn, a firehouse, a church and an underground bathroom. (Repeat).

A converted cemetery chapel and a sugar mill are among the homes featured, along with a couple's country getaway that was once a schoolhouse. Also: a doctor's office; railcar; barn; firehouse; pump house; deli; and lighthouse. (Repeat).

The conversion of an old caboose is featured, along with homes that were once a fuselage, gas station, fire station, church and hayloft. Also: a fur factory; auto-body shop; paint warehouse; and Mexican restaurant. (Repeat).

Homes that were once a dumpster; a horse box; a historic grist mill; a dilapidated barn; a lighthouse; a downtown theater; and a former grocery store. (Repeat).

A Texas couple show off their backyard full of trailers; and a Philadelphia family lead a tour of the auto-parts warehouse where they live. Also: a schoolhouse; a 100-year-old barn; a missile silo; a submarine; a historic mill; a cave; a church; and a firehouse. (Repeat).

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Two brothers who made their home out of a former speakeasy in Atlanta are featured, along with a couple who transformed a Quonset hut into an abode. Also: a windmill; a furniture warehouse; a goat shed; a dovecote; an Airstream trailer; a washateria; a church; a firehouse; and an old barn. (Repeat).

A group of Scots who used old whiskey barrels to build an abode are featured, along with a Wisconsin couple who turned a dilapidated barn into their dream home. Also: an oast; airplane hangar; gristmill; bank; grocery store; charter bus; church; shipping containers; and firehouse. (Repeat).

The pitmasters battle for a $3000 grand prize at the Decatur Jaycees 15th Annual Riverfest cook-off in Decatur, Ala. (Repeat).

Myron Mixon faces Chris Lilly, his archrival, at the American Royal Invitational in Kansas City, Mo. And rookie Paul Petersen begs for some help from veteran Johnny Trigg. (Repeat).

Nearly 500 professional and amateur teams compete for more than $40,000 in prizes at the American Royal Open in Kansas City, Mo. (Repeat).

The pitmasters compete at the Diamond State BBQ Championship in Dover, Del. Harry faces a former teammate, while Tuffy does Myron a favor, which could hurt him in the end. (Repeat).

Barbecue teams compete for $40,000 at the Smokin' in Mesquite BBQ Championship in Nevada in the debut of a series that documents the high-stakes world of competitive pitmasters. (Repeat).

Meet Calina Mishay -- her friends call her Cal. She is an accomplished mural artist from small-town America seeking to revive the heart of communities across the country using art, love and the occasional adventure. Enjoy a sneak peak of Season 1! (New).

A dumpster-diving dad and his daughter compete against a nephew and aunt with a shared love of fixing up furniture. (Repeat).

The teams compete at the Murphysboro Barbecue Cook-off in Illinois, one of the most difficult cook-offs of the year. (Repeat).

Myron Mixon faces Chris Lilly, his archrival, at the American Royal Invitational in Kansas City, Mo. And rookie Paul Petersen begs for some help from veteran Johnny Trigg. (Repeat).

Nearly 500 professional and amateur teams compete for more than $40,000 in prizes at the American Royal Open in Kansas City, Mo. (Repeat).

Meet Calina Mishay -- her friends call her Cal. She is an accomplished mural artist from small-town America seeking to revive the heart of communities across the country using art, love and the occasional adventure. Enjoy a sneak peak of Season 1! (Repeat).

A dumpster-diving dad and his daughter compete against a nephew and aunt with a shared love of fixing up furniture. (Repeat).

The teams compete at the Murphysboro Barbecue Cook-off in Illinois, one of the most difficult cook-offs of the year. (Repeat).

Myron Mixon faces Chris Lilly, his archrival, at the American Royal Invitational in Kansas City, Mo. And rookie Paul Petersen begs for some help from veteran Johnny Trigg. (Repeat).

Nearly 500 professional and amateur teams compete for more than $40,000 in prizes at the American Royal Open in Kansas City, Mo. (Repeat).

The pitmasters compete at the Diamond State BBQ Championship in Dover, Del. Harry faces a former teammate, while Tuffy does Myron a favor, which could hurt him in the end. (Repeat).

Barbecue teams compete for $40,000 at the Smokin' in Mesquite BBQ Championship in Nevada in the debut of a series that documents the high-stakes world of competitive pitmasters. (Repeat).

A couple known as "Blonde Sugar and Honey" take on a pair of engaged furniture flippers for a shot at $5,000. (Repeat).

Married upcyclers and cousins from Brooklyn go head-to-head on a stormy day to see whose Centerpiece, Balanced Design and Industrial Remix projects can profit the most. (Repeat).

Self-proclaimed "Chic-nistas" with a reputation for creating funky furniture take on battle-ready brothers in the ultimate flea market battle. The teams shop for items in categories including Compact Design and Sleek and Simple. (Repeat).

A funky couple takes on a pair of dumpster darlings in a competition for $5,000. Both teams find their projects at the mammoth Brimfield Antique Show in central Massachusetts. Then they settle the flip at the the Grand Bazaar in New York City. (Repeat).

Married upcyclers go up against a pair of best friends in a furniture flipping contest for $5,000. The competition starts at the Brimfield Antique Show in Massachusetts. Then the teams find out who can make the most profit at the Grand Bazaar NYC. (Repeat).

Married furniture makers take on team "Function and Fabulous." The flip gets going at the Brimfield Antique Show in central Massachusetts. Then the teams head to New York's Long Island City Flea to determine who will win $5,000. (Repeat).

Two savvy flippers take on a team of dating designers and they each have just one hour to complete projects. (Repeat).

Two pickers go to battle with two brothers. The teams have $100 to spend on three items at the Flea Market. (Repeat).

Engaged pickers and best friends go against each other to shop for flippable items for $500. (Repeat).

A mother-daughter duo take on a father-daughter duo, tackling Flip List projects that reflect 21st Century Design and Geometric Design. In the end, the pair with the best makeovers that makes the most profit will win $5,000. (Repeat).

Stylish ladies from Philadelphia bring their vintage hats to take on an engaged upcycling duo. Each team gets $500 to shop at the Brimfield Antiques Show for items from their Flip List which includes a Midcentury Project and Eclectic Design. (Repeat).

Married flippers go up against salvage siblings in a flea market showdown. Each team gets one hour and $500 to shop the Elephant's Trunk Flea Market in New Milford, Conn., for projects from the Flip List including Vintage Modern, High Impact and Eco Chic. (Repeat).

A pair of flipsters go head-to-head with creative cousins in the ultimate flipping battle. Each team is given $500 and one hour to shop the Elephant's Trunk Flea Market in New Milford, Conn., for items from the Flip List including a Rewrapped Project. (Repeat).

Husband-and-wife pickers face off against her parents in a flea market family feud. (Repeat).

A pair of upcyclers take on one's sister and her friend in a family battle at the flea market. The search for hidden design gems begins at the Elephant's Trunk Flea Market in New Milford, Conn. (Repeat).

A mother-and-daughter team finds items from the Flip List at the Elephant's Trunk Flea Market in New Milford, Connecticut. (Repeat).

Two sets of twins find items from the Flip List at the Elephant's Trunk Flea Market in New Milford, Connecticut. (Repeat).

Design partners Denise and Tanya go up against married reimaginers Stephanie and Josh. The two teams have $500 and one hour to shop the Elephant's Trunk Flea Market in New Milford, Conn., for items on their Flip List. (Repeat).

High school art teachers Denise and Katie take on married flippers Kelly and Stephen at the Elephant's Trunk Flea Market in New Milford, Conn. They each have $500 and one hour to find items from their Flip List. (Repeat).

A father-daughter tandem of self-proclaimed dumpster divers takes on a flipping duo of mother-daughter, in a battle for flea market supremacy. (Repeat).

Engaged flippers Caitlyn and Kevin compete against interior designer friends Jill and Kate. (Repeat).

Two pairs of twins battle it out in furniture flipping. (Repeat).

Two teams representing Habitat for Humanity compete to win $5000. Lara Spencer gives them $500 and one hour to find three cohesive pieces to create a "Hip Habitat" living space vignette. (Repeat).

Two teams of teachers prove that they have the 3 Rs of flipping down. (Repeat).

A mother-son duo compete against a pair of flipping friends. Flip-list projects include Rustic to Refined, Deconstruct Reconstruct and Pop of Color. (Repeat).

A father and daughter team up to face her uncle and sister at the flea market. Flip-list items include Funk-tional, 21st Century Design and Create a Pair. (Repeat).

Two teams of skilled furniture flippers square off for a $5,000 prize. The action kicks off at the flea market, where each team receives a budget of $500 and just one hour to find the three projects on their flip list. (Repeat).

Adrienne and Anthony take on a father-daughter duo, Jeff and Alex. The teams go armed with umbrellas, $500, and only one hour to find treasures at Elephant's Trunk Flea Market in New Milford, Conn. (Repeat).