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Jack's first stop on his wild home journey is a listing in Santa Barbara, California, that's inspired by marine biology. Next, he visits a metal-and-glass marvel in Omaha, Nebraska, and then he finds a comic book-inspired lair in Las Vegas. (Repeat).

The final leg of Jack's journey begins in Lake Las Vegas, where a European estate awaits. Next, it's off to Nebraska to explore a recently purchased Googie treasure, and finally, he finds a blast from the awesome past on the beaches of Destin, Florida. (Repeat).

Two brothers help homeowners transform their houses into dream spaces by tackling frustrating design issues with creative solutions and stylish renovations. (Repeat).

Joon and Younga bought a starter home with the goal of moving when their kids got older, but now they've convinced Joon's parents to move into the neighbourhood to be near the grandkids, they're staying put and need to renovate. They despise their house' (Repeat).

Danny Trejo pulls out all the stops to surprise his ex-partner turned best friend, and her family. "Machete" with the help of Jonathan and Drew transform a wasted space backyard garage into the perfect, multifunctional getaway. (Repeat).

Armed with experience flipping decrepit houses, Keith and Evan expand their business to New Orleans and renovate a dilapidated duplex. Between a failing foundation, bees and a spiraling budget, they quickly find out that they aren't in Detroit anymore. (Repeat).

Two friends revitalize neglected New Orleans homes, turning them into beautiful spaces with their creativity and expertise. Each project reveals a unique transformation. (Repeat).

Danny Trejo pulls out all the stops to surprise his ex-partner turned best friend, and her family. "Machete" with the help of Jonathan and Drew transform a wasted space backyard garage into the perfect, multifunctional getaway. (Repeat).

Armed with experience flipping decrepit houses, Keith and Evan expand their business to New Orleans and renovate a dilapidated duplex. Between a failing foundation, bees and a spiraling budget, they quickly find out that they aren't in Detroit anymore. (Repeat).

A globetrotting, entrepreneurial woman and her adorable dog decide to settle in Puerto Vallarta to realign priorities and build a new base for her business. She finds the beach calming and the community invigorating. (Repeat).

A couple is leaving Bangkok to follow her very-American dream to live in his native France. After meeting and dating in Thailand, they are newly engaged and plotting the course for marriage and a family. She wants to be in the city center. (Repeat).

A family of four is moving from snowy Idaho to tropical Atenas, Costa Rica. They'd always dreamed of making such a move, and a job shake-up during the pandemic set the wheels in motion. (Repeat).

A London couple decides to move their family to Adelaide, Australia, looking forward to finding a better quality of life. (Repeat).

A young American fell in love with Cambodian culture through happenstance, and now, after years of admiration from afar, she's finally moving to Phnom Penh, Cambodia, where she plans to document her journey in a vlog. (Repeat).

An Arizona mother with a psychic gift knew Puerto Vallarta was right for her family the moment she saw it, so she's making a drastic change and moving there with her kids. (Repeat).

In pursuit of finding the wildest homes around, Jack's first stop is Nebraska, where he explores a newly renovated missile silo. Next, he tours a fairy tale cottage with a connection to Hollywood history, and then, an automotive wonderland in Las Vegas. (Repeat).

In Nebraska, Jack enrolls for a unique schoolhouse-turned-family home experience. Then, he tours two deceptive homes: a mountaintop gem in California that literally brings the outside in and a farmhouse in Missouri that holds tiled and mosaic treasures. (Repeat).

The former art studio at the back of Sarah and Nick's property does little more than store junk; it could generate income to finance their future goals. Inspired by the building's previous identity, Scott harnesses his creativity. (Repeat).

Sisters Erin and Megan are falling in love with the charm of Prince Edward County and setting about renovating a century old farmhouse. (Repeat).

Christine and Sam's newly purchased vacation property looks like a time capsule from the 1970's. Scott harnesses the swinging 70's look of the home, but adds 21st Century tech to create a groovy, functional tech getaway, perfect for today's rental market. (Repeat).

Two brothers help homeowners transform their houses into dream spaces by tackling frustrating design issues with creative solutions and stylish renovations. (Repeat).

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A homeowner needs help letting go of her home of 25 years, and it has almost as many paint colors. The renovation is a real challenge for Lyndsay and Leslie as they look to transform the color cacophony and convoluted layout into a clean and simple oasis. (Repeat).

After seven months on the market, Lyndsay and Leslie battle plumbing problems to get a home sold. Using unique solutions, the twins transform the crowded entrance, tiny bathroom and rotted deck into a tranquil hideaway. (Repeat).

Lyndsay and Leslie help siblings who want to realize their late father's grand vision for his '70s Woodinville home. Plans to reroute walls come up against some hefty price tags, however, and the twins determine that they may run drastically over budget. (Repeat).

Lyndsay and Leslie work on giving the two houses on a Snohomish property their own style; They are asked to scrap their first pitch for the Seattle Mariners. (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).

High school sweethearts turn to their old friends Lyndsay and Leslie to help them move back into the heart of the town where all four grew up together, Snohomish. But the friends' current home nearby isn't selling. (Repeat).

Leslie and Lyndsay are on a mission to convert a sprawling 1970s empty nest into a nest egg. The home was built for entertaining, but the homeowners, a real estate agent and her husband, never really used it that way. (Repeat).

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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).

Danny Trejo pulls out all the stops to surprise his ex-partner turned best friend, and her family. "Machete" with the help of Jonathan and Drew transform a wasted space backyard garage into the perfect, multifunctional getaway. (Repeat).

Market factors cause Lyndsay and Leslie to increase their investment for a landlord couple trying to sell their nearly $1 million duplex. (Repeat).

Millennials are in for a shock as they try to navigate downtown Denver's red-hot real-estate market. With a long wish list and a desire for a newer, modern-looking home, they find themselves considering the suburbs as well. (Repeat).

A busy single mom searches for her dream lakefront house in Detroit Lakes, Minn. While she's excited to take on a fixer-upper, her best friend encourages her to consider move-in ready. (Repeat).

A young married couple in Dayton, Ohio, is looking for a house with enough room to start a family. She's looking for a fixer upper so they can put their own stamp on it, while he'd prefer move-in ready since he doesn't want to take on the added work. (Repeat).

A woman has a vision for changing every inch of the homes she tours, but her husband has lived through one of her whole-house renovations and doesn't want to do it again. They have $800,000 to spend on a place in Castle Rock, Colo. (Repeat).

Market factors cause Lyndsay and Leslie to increase their investment for a landlord couple trying to sell their nearly $1 million duplex. (Repeat).

Millennials are in for a shock as they try to navigate downtown Denver's red-hot real-estate market. With a long wish list and a desire for a newer, modern-looking home, they find themselves considering the suburbs as well. (Repeat).

A busy single mom searches for her dream lakefront house in Detroit Lakes, Minn. While she's excited to take on a fixer-upper, her best friend encourages her to consider move-in ready. (Repeat).

After seven months on the market, Lyndsay and Leslie battle plumbing problems to get a home sold. Using unique solutions, the twins transform the crowded entrance, tiny bathroom and rotted deck into a tranquil hideaway. (Repeat).

Lyndsay and Leslie help siblings who want to realize their late father's grand vision for his '70s Woodinville home. Plans to reroute walls come up against some hefty price tags, however, and the twins determine that they may run drastically over budget. (Repeat).

Lyndsay and Leslie work on giving the two houses on a Snohomish property their own style; They are asked to scrap their first pitch for the Seattle Mariners. (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).

A closer look reveals the DIY remnants that could threaten the safety of Emily and Tyler's home. (Repeat).

After putting others first, Joven and Sylvia are finally ready to make their reno dreams come true. Kortney and Kenny take the helm and pull out all the stops to give this deserving family everything on their wish list and more. (Repeat).

Miriam's sketched floorplans of the perfect place to entertain since she and Stephen moved in. Kortney and Kenny are eager to help make her dreams a reality. (Repeat).

Grant and Miguel are looking forward to making their old house feel like home. However, they might have to work on the layout, space, and some unseen structural issues. (Repeat).

Expectant parents Matt & Meghan need help to decorate the house of their dreams. (Repeat).

Huong and Jeremy hope that their next real estate investment would give them quality time with their aging parents. (Repeat).

Emmy nominated actress Cheryl Hines is showing her gratitude to her best friend Sarita, with a very special surprise renovation. Sarita came into Cheryl's life nearly 20 years ago as her selfless personal assistant. (Repeat).

Wilmer Valderrama gives back to Tadao, the man he credits as being the rock he leaned on during his early career. (Repeat).

Leslie Jordan calls on Jonathan and Drew to gift his long-time friends with a life-changing renovation. (Repeat).

Terry Crews work with Jonathan and Drew in giving his friend and driver a home backyard upgrade. (Repeat).

Kate Hudson hopes to give her future mother-in-law an unbelievable backyard makeover. (Repeat).

Actress Idina Menzel asks for Drew and Jonathan's help in renovating her friend James' garage. The surprise home makeover will show her appreciation for a friend who positively influenced her son's life when James coached the boy in basketball. (Repeat).

Iconic actress Kristin Davis jumps into the world of demo and design to surprise her close friend and fellow single mom with a dream home renovation. She brings in Jonathan and Drew to give the ultimate thank-you by transforming the home inside and out. (Repeat).

Screen and stage superstar, Kristin Chenoweth enlists Jonathan and Drew to gift her cherished property managers, Audriana and Jenny, a five-star home makeover. The brothers get to work on a 5-week renovation all while picking up Broadway-style pointers. (Repeat).

Market factors cause Lyndsay and Leslie to increase their investment for a landlord couple trying to sell their nearly $1 million duplex. (Repeat).

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Karen dives into a new chapter when she buys a rundown 120-year-old bungalow in Wilmington, North Carolina. It's a daunting task as her first solo reno, especially when expensive foundation repairs and an approaching hurricane threaten the entire project. (Repeat).

A former pro-football player and his family are looking to upgrade to a bigger home in Liberty Lake, Washington. But since they also want killer views and to be near the lake, things might get tricky in the area's limited market. (Repeat).

A family of five is looking for lots of space and epic ocean views on Oahu, Hawaii. He works in home renovation, so he wants to find a fixer-upper, but she prefers a turnkey home where they can relax and enjoy the beauty of the island. (Repeat).

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Karen dives into a new chapter when she buys a rundown 120-year-old bungalow in Wilmington, North Carolina. It's a daunting task as her first solo reno, especially when expensive foundation repairs and an approaching hurricane threaten the entire project. (Repeat).

Emmy nominated actress Cheryl Hines is showing her gratitude to her best friend Sarita, with a very special surprise renovation. Sarita came into Cheryl's life nearly 20 years ago as her selfless personal assistant. (Repeat).

Wilmer Valderrama gives back to Tadao, the man he credits as being the rock he leaned on during his early career. (Repeat).

Leslie Jordan calls on Jonathan and Drew to gift his long-time friends with a life-changing renovation. (Repeat).

Terry Crews work with Jonathan and Drew in giving his friend and driver a home backyard upgrade. (Repeat).

Two siblings transform old farmhouses into stunning modern homes. Watch as they blend rustic charm with contemporary design for amazing makeovers. (Repeat).

Kirk and Shawn are not just newlywed, but also new to country living. What they thought would be the purchase of a weekend getaway from busy city life turned into moving full time to an almost 200-year-old historic house in a tight knit town. (Repeat).

Ron and Jason's 150-year-old farmhouse is in desperate need of repairs. They purchased the property from Ron's 84-year-old grandmother who still lives in the cherished family homestead with them. To bring the neglected farmhouse into the 21st-century, Billy and Carolyn need to make some big changes. Their radical redesign must please two generations of family and include modern conveniences, witho

A pair of sisters are planning to surprise their mother by renovating their farmhouse with the help of Carolyn and Billy. (Repeat).

A couple decides to move their family into a farmhouse that is full of historic details. (Repeat).

Jen and Darren bought their turn-of-the-century farmhouse soon after getting married. The stately two-story brick structure and adjacent barns allow Darren to follow his passion for farming. (Repeat).

When teachers Todd and Keli decided to downsize, they didn't anticipate living in a tiny trailer for over a year. But that's what happened when their original builder unexpectedly backed out of building their home. (Repeat).

Nick and Whitney hired Brian and Mika as soon as they saw the home they built for Nick's sister and her husband. (Repeat).

Newly engaged Abe and Miguel are excited to begin their life together, but their home is too small and crowded for them to live happily ever after. (Repeat).

Will and Shontelle have been making the most of their 70s ranch-style home. But with a large blended family and Shontelle's at-home baking business booming, there is no longer sufficient room to keep everyone contained. (Repeat).

A couple seeks to build a custom home for large family gatherings, blending their love for cars and family. (Repeat).

Two US service members lived all over the world, and now they are ready to put down roots. (Repeat).

A couple and their newborn have outgrown their space and are ready for their dream home. Brian and Mika face a challenge in making their dining room table, which converts into a billiards table, the entertainment centerpiece of the house. (Repeat).

A family needs Brian and Mika's help building a downsized, custom dream home. But when it comes to the layout, their wish list is larger than the downsized footprint allows. And when their home sells quicker than expected, a new living challenge emerges. (Repeat).

Twin brothers help families transform their homes into dream spaces by redesigning and renovating with their expert skills and creative ideas. (Repeat).

With bonus features and pop-ups, a sibling who inherited money from his late brother enlists David to find a stunning home in the Coachella Valley. (Repeat).

As her family's sole carer, Christine's lottery win of two million dollars meant a bright future for everyone. (Repeat).

Brian and Mika found their dream vacation home in Savannah, Georgia. But the two-story townhome in Savannah's historic district needs some TLC and a little historic charm to make it worthy of their weekend getaways. (Repeat).

Newlyweds that love to fish look for a home near the water in Norfolk, Virginia. He wants a move-in ready ranch similar to his childhood home, while she would love to find a French provincial or a plantation-style home that needs work. (Repeat).

With bonus features and pop-ups, a sibling who inherited money from his late brother enlists David to find a stunning home in the Coachella Valley. (Repeat).

As her family's sole carer, Christine's lottery win of two million dollars meant a bright future for everyone. (Repeat).

Brian and Mika found their dream vacation home in Savannah, Georgia. But the two-story townhome in Savannah's historic district needs some TLC and a little historic charm to make it worthy of their weekend getaways. (Repeat).

Newlyweds that love to fish look for a home near the water in Norfolk, Virginia. He wants a move-in ready ranch similar to his childhood home, while she would love to find a French provincial or a plantation-style home that needs work. (Repeat).

Nick and Whitney hired Brian and Mika as soon as they saw the home they built for Nick's sister and her husband. (Repeat).

Newly engaged Abe and Miguel are excited to begin their life together, but their home is too small and crowded for them to live happily ever after. (Repeat).

Will and Shontelle have been making the most of their 70s ranch-style home. But with a large blended family and Shontelle's at-home baking business booming, there is no longer sufficient room to keep everyone contained. (Repeat).

Jonathan and Drew reflect on their restoration project for couple Amy and Kate. (Repeat).

Tanya and Sean bought their home as newlyweds just starting out. There were things they didn't love, but it was in the right area and had a beautiful backyard. Over the years, their house has become the hub where all of their family gathers for holidays. (Repeat).

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Drew and Jonathan transform a house into a forever home that works for an active family. (Repeat).

Drew and Jonathan Scott are on a mission to help couple Valerie and David renovate their house. (Repeat).

Twin brothers help families transform their homes into dream spaces by redesigning and renovating with their expert skills and creative ideas. (Repeat).

Mina and Karen pick up a little white house on a hill with good potential. (Repeat).

A massive eyesore of a house gets a charming new floor plan. (Repeat).

Mina and Karen buy a tiny, Victorian-style fixer-upper home on the outskirts of the Indianapolis community of Fountain Square. It has a funky layout with nonfunctional spaces, forcing an addition to be built on the back that is still on budget. (Repeat).

Mina and Karen purchase a former office space in a transitional Indianapolis neighborhood. While the girls fully utilize the blank canvas, they soon realize they may have gone too far in that neighborhood and too far over budget. (Repeat).

Mina and Karen take on a renovation project for an optimistic client who bought a duplex with intentions of renovating it himself. The home is in a historic and very established neighborhood that would mean easy profit if the job is done right, but challenges with the historical preservation commission and a possible voodoo curse threaten to slow things down. (Repeat).

Mina and Karen find that "you get what you pay for" when they buy a bargain house for $5,000. The house is the smallest ever bought and full of big challenges. (Repeat).

Mina and Karen reach outside their comfort zone with a house on the edge of the Bates Hendricks neighborhood. They're concerned about the location, and then discover that the house is infested with cockroaches. They fear that they may not come out on top. (Repeat).