Destination America HDTV (DESTAMHD)

An escape from fast-paced lives in Denver is sought by a couple looking for permanent relaxation in Costa Rica, an environmentally sustainable country that offers the ability to live amongst nature while leaving a smaller footprint on Earth. (Repeat).

A couple who work in the travel industry decide to open their own bed-and-breakfast in San Jacinto, Ecuador, where they search for a spot on the sand for less than $200,000. (Repeat).

Two Canadians argue over budget when searching on the sun-drenched shores of Isabela, Puerto Rico, for a seaside home with an ocean view, access to the water, and a $320,000 price tag. (Repeat).

Wildlife biologists from Alaska relocate to the Lower Keys of Florida, where they search for a waterfront home for under $350,000. (Repeat).

Compromise is key when a couple search for a family vacation home for under $250,000 in the Sunrise City of Fort Pierce, Fla. (Repeat).

A single mom with a firm budget of $350,000 searches for a beachfront home in Key West, Fla., where she and her two grown sons can reconnect and spend quality time together. (Repeat).

A family search for a beachfront home for four in Crystal Beach, Texas. (Repeat).

A medical professional looks for an oceanfront condo in Tamuning, Guam, for $225,000 or less. (Repeat).

Newlyweds from Palmer, Alaska, have a blended family of five children to consider when they search for a tropical vacation getaway for $250,000 or less in Manta, Ecuador. (Repeat).

A vacation place for under $300,000 in Daytona Beach, Fla., is sought by a couple from Kentucky who are ready for a beachfront home of their own after sharing a condo with friends for the past three years. (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).

Living spaces that were once a winery, greenhouse, tobacco warehouse, castle, cave, shipping container, sheep wagon, historic bank, church, firehouse and old barn are featured. (Repeat).

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).

A carriage house, a pipe-organ factory, a train station and a convent are turned into homes. Also: A charcoal warehouse in St. Louis is transformed into a living space; and a flour mill on the coast of Spain is turned into a home and yoga retreat. (Repeat).

A firehouse, pigeonniere and charcoal distribution center that have been transformed into places to live are featured, along with a former meat market, church, bus, barn, bar and old pool hall. Also: a couple who renovated a historic schoolhouse and made it their home; and the conversion of a Gulf Oil warehouse. (Repeat).

A home made out of old tomato cans is featured along with abodes that were once an art gallery and a grocery store. Also: a 100-year-old schoolhouse in Texas; a former water plant; a fruit icehouse; a firehouse; a convent; a double-decker bus; a movie house; and a soda plant. (Repeat).

A look at an old train depot, fire station, grocery store and restaurant that have been turned into homes. Included: the story of an Argentinian man who built his house out of beer bottles. Also: a former chicken-processing plant; 19th-century horse stables; a historic barrel-making factory; a dilapidated summer camp. (Repeat).

Three couples compete at Martinsville Speedway in Virginia, and the winning pair get to join Dale Earnhardt Jr. in pit row. (Repeat).

The 10th annual Smoke in the Spring BBQ Contest in Osage City, Kan., is featured. (Repeat).

The 2nd Annual NYC BBQ Cookoff in Staten Island is featured. (Repeat).

Previous champions return for an all-star showdown at the Barnesville BBQ and Blues Festival in Georgia. (Repeat).

The competition travels to Oklahoma for the Bixby BBQ and Blues Festival. (Repeat).

The semifinals begin in Fredericksburg, Va., with returning champions David Bouska, Michael Character and Mark "Pig Daddy" Little competing. (Repeat).

The second round of the semifinals takes place in Westmont, Ill., and features Lynnae Oxley, Jeff Vanderlinde and Rob "Rub" Bagby competing. (Repeat).

The last semifinal round features Stump McDowell, Robby Royal and Rod Gray. (Repeat).

In the Season 5 premiere, one newcomer and two returning competitors vie to be named Georgia's best griller. (Repeat).

The semifinals begin in Fredericksburg, Va., with returning champions David Bouska, Michael Character and Mark "Pig Daddy" Little competing. (Repeat).

The second round of the semifinals takes place in Westmont, Ill., and features Lynnae Oxley, Jeff Vanderlinde and Rob "Rub" Bagby competing. (Repeat).

The last semifinal round features Stump McDowell, Robby Royal and Rod Gray. (Repeat).

In the Season 5 premiere, one newcomer and two returning competitors vie to be named Georgia's best griller. (Repeat).

Previous champions return for an all-star showdown at the Barnesville BBQ and Blues Festival in Georgia. (Repeat).

The competition travels to Oklahoma for the Bixby BBQ and Blues Festival. (Repeat).

Husband-and-wife flippers face off at the flea market against two friends. (Repeat).

Two designing ladies take on a team of creative metalworkers for $5,000. (Repeat).

Two teams of designing neighbors have a showdown at the flea market for $5,000. (Repeat).

A pair of designing dudes take on a pair of junk-loving ladies on a budget of only $100, plus a time limit of just one hour to find three projects of their choosing. (Repeat).

A pair of fashionable upcyclers face off against two drinking buddies. Their "flip lists" include the categories: stripping beauty; a texture project; and compact design. Once they enter the workshop, a corner cabinet gets torched to create an aged finish; and an ottoman requires major rebuilding. (Repeat).

A coffee table, milk bottles and a wine crate are among the finds at Stormville Airport Antique Show and Flea Market in Upstate New York. Challenges include: "A Touch of Glass"; "Stealthy Storage"; and "A Rescue Mission Project." (Repeat).

Competitors show their school spirit when alumni of the Fashion Institute of Technology battle Penn State upcyclers to create projects in the categories of "Rustic to Refined," "Wheels Up" and "Pattern Play." Included: A metal bread rack is transformed into modern shelving; and a rustic table is turned into a bar. (Repeat).

A mother and daughter compete against a father and son. The Flip List includes: durable design; dine in; and contrast. (Repeat).

Projects involving fabric, color and a remix are tackled by a pair of city slickers and their sassy country rivals. Included: An industrial locker is turned into a hanging bar; and vintage yardsticks are used to add texture to a metal cart. (Repeat).

Sibling teams compete, working to finish projects on a flip list that includes sets and pairs, twisted traditional and elemental. Included: A pair of car jacks are turned into matching end tables; and a vintage portable picnic set is rebuilt. (Repeat).

An English couple restore a vintage radio, while their competition from New Zealand gives some Kiwi flair to a dining set. Categories include world design, reclaimed modern and mash-up. (Repeat).

Seasoned pickers compete against a sassy pair of rookie flippers in categories that include restoration remix, entertainment project and eclectic design. (Repeat).

Married pickers from New Jersey compete against upcycling pros from New York. Included: A motorcycle wheel is turned into an industrial chandelier; and an architectural corbel is transformed into an elegant bench. (Repeat).

Married metalheads compete against best buddies. Projects include a chic coffee table and stylish seating made from a prison transport bench. (Repeat).

A wingback chair and vintage chest are among the finds when best friends compete to make the most profit from their flip lists, which include the categories of fabric project, house party and smart storage. (Repeat).

A Model A car grill is turned into a decorative mirror and an antique Dictaphone is transformed when eclectic friends compete against frequent flippers. The flip list includes industrial design, retro chic and multipurpose. (Repeat).

Married pickers bring expertise against a creative couple as they turn trash into profitable items from their Flip List, which includes the categories of Simple Living, Radical Reimagine and Geometric Design. (Repeat).

The Flip List includes the categories of Great Pieces, Mod Makeover and Pairs of Chairs when passionate pickers take on fashionable friends. Among the flea-market finds are: an antique headboard, which is transformed into a classic bench; and a weather-beaten banquette that is reupholstered with difficulty. (Repeat).

Married rockers face off against best buds. (Repeat).

Design gypsies compete for the flipping throne against do-it-all gents. (Repeat).

Two ladies try to flip the script on a pair of Brooklyn artists. (Repeat).

Two flight attendants compete against a pair of fairy junk-mothers. On their flip list: compact design; modern Moroccan; and a symmetrical project. (Repeat).

Manhattan divas go for broke against Brooklyn craftsmen. (Repeat).

Magic is in the air as design duo Cherise and Kim go head-to-head against creative craftsmen Joe and Andrew. (Repeat).

A pair of boisterous brothers take on sassy sisters. (Repeat).

A mom and dad battle their two daughters. (Repeat).

Dating flippers Kelly and Jay battle designing friends Laura and Diane. Both teams are determined to find the best bargains at the Brimfield Antique Show and Flea Market in Brimfield, Mass. (Repeat).

Fierce friends Pat and Lisa take on creative couple Russell and Marc. The game begins at the Brimfield Antique Show and Flea Market in Brimfield, Mass., where the teams have a $500 budget and only one hour to shop. (Repeat).

New York flippers Amanda and Nick take on Christina and Billy, two designing sweethearts from New Jersey. Armed with $500 each and just one hour to shop, the teams make their way down the aisles of the Brimfield Antique Show in Brimfield, Mass. (Repeat).

Married pickers Alanna and Mark take on experienced mother and daughter duo Sannie and Mackenzie. (Repeat).

Two wives take on their husbands in a battle for bragging rights. (Repeat).

Designing buddies Isaac and Stephen take on competitive flippers Crystal and Jennifer, and search for flea market gems at Elephant's Trunk Flea Market in New Milford, Conn. (Repeat).

Longtime friends and vintage shop owners take on local rivals in a flipping battle of the block. (Repeat).

Figure skater Nancy Kerrigan and her son, Matthew, take on Judo gold-medalist Kayla Harrison and her grandmother. (Repeat).

Master dumpster divers take on DIY soul sisters. (Repeat).

Woodstock flippers take on a mother-and-son designing duo. (Repeat).

New York flippers Amanda and Nick take on Christina and Billy, two designing sweethearts from New Jersey. Armed with $500 each and just one hour to shop, the teams make their way down the aisles of the Brimfield Antique Show in Brimfield, Mass. (Repeat).

Married pickers Alanna and Mark take on experienced mother and daughter duo Sannie and Mackenzie. (Repeat).

Two wives take on their husbands in a battle for bragging rights. (Repeat).

Designing buddies Isaac and Stephen take on competitive flippers Crystal and Jennifer, and search for flea market gems at Elephant's Trunk Flea Market in New Milford, Conn. (Repeat).

Longtime friends and vintage shop owners take on local rivals in a flipping battle of the block. (Repeat).

Figure skater Nancy Kerrigan and her son, Matthew, take on Judo gold-medalist Kayla Harrison and her grandmother. (Repeat).

Master dumpster divers take on DIY soul sisters. (Repeat).

Woodstock flippers take on a mother-and-son designing duo. (Repeat).

A pair of boisterous brothers take on sassy sisters. (Repeat).

A mom and dad battle their two daughters. (Repeat).

Dating flippers Kelly and Jay battle designing friends Laura and Diane. Both teams are determined to find the best bargains at the Brimfield Antique Show and Flea Market in Brimfield, Mass. (Repeat).

Fierce friends Pat and Lisa take on creative couple Russell and Marc. The game begins at the Brimfield Antique Show and Flea Market in Brimfield, Mass., where the teams have a $500 budget and only one hour to shop. (Repeat).

A married couple from Vancouver search for a beachfront getaway for less than $300,000 in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, where they first vacationed on their honeymoon 19 years ago. (Repeat).

A couple who commute to Port Lavaca, Texas, for work decide to make the beautiful bay community their home on a budget of $270,000. (Repeat).

A family search for a beachfront home for four in Crystal Beach, Texas. (Repeat).

A medical professional looks for an oceanfront condo in Tamuning, Guam, for $225,000 or less. (Repeat).

Newlyweds from Palmer, Alaska, have a blended family of five children to consider when they search for a tropical vacation getaway for $250,000 or less in Manta, Ecuador. (Repeat).

A vacation place for under $300,000 in Daytona Beach, Fla., is sought by a couple from Kentucky who are ready for a beachfront home of their own after sharing a condo with friends for the past three years. (Repeat).

Canadian man, Dave decides to ditch his fast-paced lifestyle and relocate to a tranquil, oceanfront retreat in Crucita, Ecuador. (Repeat).

A couple look for a beachfront home in Costa Rica, where they envision making incredible family memories with their two teenage daughters as they grow older. (Repeat).

An escape from fast-paced lives in Denver is sought by a couple looking for permanent relaxation in Costa Rica, an environmentally sustainable country that offers the ability to live amongst nature while leaving a smaller footprint on Earth. (Repeat).

A couple who work in the travel industry decide to open their own bed-and-breakfast in San Jacinto, Ecuador, where they search for a spot on the sand for less than $200,000. (Repeat).

Two Canadians argue over budget when searching on the sun-drenched shores of Isabela, Puerto Rico, for a seaside home with an ocean view, access to the water, and a $320,000 price tag. (Repeat).

Wildlife biologists from Alaska relocate to the Lower Keys of Florida, where they search for a waterfront home for under $350,000. (Repeat).

Compromise is key when a couple search for a family vacation home for under $250,000 in the Sunrise City of Fort Pierce, Fla. (Repeat).

A single mom with a firm budget of $350,000 searches for a beachfront home in Key West, Fla., where she and her two grown sons can reconnect and spend quality time together. (Repeat).

A couple hope to find a home on the Chain of Lakes in Winter Haven, FL. (Repeat).

With a very hectic home life, a couple look for a place to get away and relax. Upon discovering the hidden gem of Lake Nottely, just two hours outside of Atlanta, they decide this would be the ideal place for their lakefront vacation house. With the help of a real estate agent, they hope to find the perfect lakeside home for under $350,000. (Repeat).

What's the point of growing up in Moses Lake, Wash., if you can't live on the beautiful lake that surrounds it? Dean and Maura are in search of a forever home to make sure that their daughters have that experience. With a budget of $350,000, the Washington natives are ensuring their kids have the full Washington experience, without breaking the bank of course. (Repeat).

A family of five from Minneapolis search for a home along the picturesque shores of the Brainerd Lakes region in central Minnesota, where they have enjoyed vacationing together for several years. With a tight budget of $199,000, they might not be able to get everything on their wish list, so they hire a local real-estate agent to aid with the search. (Repeat).

Newly engaged Jordan and Nick are on the hunt for their first home. They have been visiting the lakes of central Minnesota since they were children, and with Nick stationed in the area, they think a lake home will make for a perfect permanent home. With plenty of outdoor activities, the area offers the opportunity to find a fun getaway home with a chance to get in touch with nature. A local real-e

The Irish Hills region of Michigan is Rick's favorite vacation spot. From the age of 10, he's been going back every summer and now wants his family to see those beautiful rolling hills that invoke a sentimental feeling as soon as he gets there. With a budget of just under $300,000, Rick, his wife, and three children are looking for a new place to keep an old family tradition alive. (Repeat).

A couple with triplets search for a waterfront home for under $375,000 in the quaint, wooded community of Treasure Lake, Pennsylvania. (Repeat).

A couple hopes to find the perfect vacation home in Indiana for under $399,000 with the help of a real-estate agent. Chris and Jim from Palos Heights, Illinois, both grew up spending time on the water. They've brought their three daughters to Paw Paw Lake, Michigan, every summer, hoping to provide them with similar childhood memories and now want a home in nearby Koontz Lake. (Repeat).

Dana and Tyler are from the suburbs of Chicago and struggle to find time to get out on the water with their kids. With the help of a local real-estate agent, they hope to find the perfect lakefront vacation home in Castle Rock Lake for under $350,000. Tyler grew up in Wisconsin and is familiar with Castle Rock Lake, which is a good midway point between their permanent home and their friends and fa

A couple from Gaithersburg, Maryland, visit Deep Creek Lake together, and both fall in love with the year-round attractions that the area offers. Since recently purchasing a boat, they are ready to buy, but for less than $300,000. (Repeat).

Nathan and Anna live near Fort Wayne, IN, and have two daughters. With Nathan's hectic schedule working in the medical profession, the family decide that buying a lakefront house will allow them time to get away, relax and make memories with the kids. They are most familiar with Adams Lake, but are open to other lakes in the area. With the help of a local real-estate agent, they hope to find the p

Dana and Joey are from Chapel Hill, Tennessee, and enjoy spending time with their family on the water. The couple hope that moving the family closer to the lake will provide them with more quality time together, so they're hunting for the perfect lakefront home. (Repeat).