Home and Garden Television HDTV (East) (HGTVD)

Mina and the team return to Bates-Hendricks to take on their second home on Singleton Street. With vaulted ceilings and a secret room in the kitchen, this serene, spa-like house needs serious wow factor to lure in the area's picky buyers. (Repeat).

Mina and the team take on a four-dwelling new build consisting of a duplex and a carriage house. But when things go wrong with the foundation of the duplex, the focus shifts to executing the carriage house so it can begin earning rental income. (Repeat).

Mina helps her friend convert a historic Fountain Square home into a salon for her beauty business. They plan to add a coffee shop into the renovation, but things could turn ugly when the health department steps in with other ideas. (Repeat).

Shauna is overwhelmed, because she can't sell her Mom's underwhelming condo after it sat on the market for six months and the listing expired. So Lyndsay and Leslie step in to take the burden off Shauna and to reinvent condo living. (Repeat).

Lyndsay and Leslie take on their cousin's house. He and his wife haven't sold yet, and the twins see why once inside - many unfinished, and poorly conceived projects surrounded by wildly colored walls. (Repeat).

While looking for an old friend, Leslie and Lyndsay meet fellow VW enthusiasts who are struggling to sell a house they built 15 years ago. The twins update the home's builder-grade materials and add darker finishes for an elegant twist on farmhouse style. (Repeat).

Lyndsay and Leslie take on the renovation of a 1950s rambler with a shabby exterior and an abandoned bomb shelter in the backyard. However, the twins learn that the house's closeness to a new sewer system causes a slew of issues that only intensify. (Repeat).

After discovering a failing septic system, Lyndsay and Leslie are stuck with a home they can't sell until the county approves costly plans. With no end in sight, the twins look to turn a historic ballroom to its former glory with modern elements. (Repeat).

Lyndsay and Leslie aid a retiring woman by selling her condo with a cozy Euro-style update, but the mood dampens when a ticking time bomb of a plumbing issue rears its head. (Repeat).

Clients are $150,000 in the hole before they turn to Alison for a rescue. The project has been sitting for a year, so Alison looks to turn their mess into magic with the bathroom of their dreams, a high-end adult room and a spacious family kitchen. (New).

A couple's 10 children have all moved out, but they have too much family history to downsize. Now, Christina aims to rejuvenate their space to make it function for just the two of them. Also, Christina looks for her next Tennessee home to flip. (New).

A successful couple leaves New York to start a family in idyllic Wiesbaden, Germany. She's halting her stressful career and wants a luxurious lifestyle, but going down to one income has him keeping an eye on spending. (New).

A Minnesota man receives a job promotion in Geneva, but he and his wife have decided to look for a home in neighboring France. They're looking for a place near amenities, but their need for a big yard for their two dogs may take them off the beaten path. (Repeat).

Land-locked Canadians look to take their whirlwind romance to the next level in New Plymouth, New Zealand. They're looking for a place big enough for friends and family to stay, and she wants outdoor space, but he's more concerned with an ocean view. (Repeat).

A Fargo couple risks everything with a move to Edinburgh to support their college-aged daughter. They've sold their longtime home in North Dakota and hope to find a place that works for them, while also providing their only child a slice of home. (Repeat).

A couple's 10 children have all moved out, but they have too much family history to downsize. Now, Christina aims to rejuvenate their space to make it function for just the two of them. Also, Christina looks for her next Tennessee home to flip. (Repeat).

A successful couple leaves New York to start a family in idyllic Wiesbaden, Germany. She's halting her stressful career and wants a luxurious lifestyle, but going down to one income has him keeping an eye on spending. (Repeat).

A Minnesota man receives a job promotion in Geneva, but he and his wife have decided to look for a home in neighboring France. They're looking for a place near amenities, but their need for a big yard for their two dogs may take them off the beaten path. (Repeat).

Land-locked Canadians look to take their whirlwind romance to the next level in New Plymouth, New Zealand. They're looking for a place big enough for friends and family to stay, and she wants outdoor space, but he's more concerned with an ocean view. (Repeat).

A Fargo couple risks everything with a move to Edinburgh to support their college-aged daughter. They've sold their longtime home in North Dakota and hope to find a place that works for them, while also providing their only child a slice of home. (Repeat).

Clients are $150,000 in the hole before they turn to Alison for a rescue. The project has been sitting for a year, so Alison looks to turn their mess into magic with the bathroom of their dreams, a high-end adult room and a spacious family kitchen. (Repeat).

Brian and Mika Kleinschmidt bring in new collaborators to revamp the next space, the hotel's first and last impression: the lobby.Team Mika has no lobby and must create one from scratch, and they hope to defeat Team Brian. (Repeat).

Brian and Mika Kleinschmidt bring in two new designers to help tackle one of the hotel's biggest money-makers: the kitchenette! Renovations get cooking and the competition heats up as the teams are tied at one victory each! (Repeat).

Husband and wife James and Elise have already flipped four houses, but they haven't figured out how to turn a profit. They're hopeful things will improve with their next project in the city of Orange. (Repeat).

After losing $40, 000 on their last flip, couple Aryana and Hector desperately need to make a profit on their new renovation, a 2000 square foot home with a mother-in-law unit in Buena Park. (Repeat).

Husband and wife Marco and Jenny were flippers in Las Vegas before moving to Los Angeles to take a stab at the city's bigger, high-end market. Accustomed to simple surface replacement flips, they might have bitten off more than they can chew. (Repeat).

Lifelong friends Josh and Jonathan are looking to break into the Los Angeles market with a 1500 square foot house in Pomona. (Repeat).

An 1800s Victorian home cries for a big change. Jonathan Knight and Kristina Crestin incorporate a bright and durable design into this emotional renovation. Inspiration comes from unusual places including a coffee shop floor. (Repeat).

Kristina Crostini and Jon Knight take on a horse farmhouse before he leaves for tour with the New Kids on the Block. (Repeat).

In the 1700s house, Jon and Kristina undertake one of their oldest renovations yet and discover folklore about demon traps. They overcome the obstacles in this First Period house, rearrange the layout, and create a dream come true for a young family. (Repeat).

For the first time ever Jon and Kristina renovate a home on a working berry farm. Using salvaged pieces found on the farmstead, they design a glass bottle wall, hanging plant feature and completely transform the space into a breathtaking modern farmhouse. (Repeat).

A family loves that they get to live next door to Grandpa, but their own home has been completely taken over by their kids' clutter. Kim arrives to help them carve out some personal space and make the house work before they decide to give it up for good. (Repeat).

The Baders fell in love with the potential of the huge five-car garage. But currently, it's just a hot box full of hazards. The inside of their home has even bigger problems. (Repeat).

A couple fell in love with the appearance of their new home, but their love ended at the front door. With too much dysfunction to stomach, Kim and her team undertake the challenge of transforming their confused home into a calm rancher. (Repeat).

Homeowners fell in love with the quirky details of their midcentury house, but the novelties are wearing off and proving to be dysfunctional. Kim and her team take on their biggest project yet as they turn this nostalgic retreat into a lakeside stunner. (Repeat).

A couple bought a 1950s midcentury ranch, which turned into a nightmare due to leaking pipes and dysfunctional rooms. Kim and her team transform the house into their dream dessert oasis. (Repeat).