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Jon Knight and his team surprise Sunni and Seth, a young family with a toddler and a baby on the way, by transforming their unsafe, crumbling backyard into a welcoming space built for their growing family and the community they pour themselves into.

Jon Knight and his team surprise newlyweds Michael and Latasha by transforming his bachelor pad man cave into a warm, welcoming lounge, turning a space that was never hers into a home that finally belongs to both of them.

Retta's journey begins in the frontier region where four homes vie for a chance at a $150,000 makeover by designer Alison Victoria; it's between an old green house, a cavernous dwelling, an eclectic cabin and a woody home with unique storage.

Jon Knight and his team surprise Sunni and Seth, a young family with a toddler and a baby on the way, by transforming their unsafe, crumbling backyard into a welcoming space built for their growing family and the community they pour themselves into.

Jon Knight and his team surprise newlyweds Michael and Latasha by transforming his bachelor pad man cave into a warm, welcoming lounge, turning a space that was never hers into a home that finally belongs to both of them.

Identical twins and their husbands have a complicated home search near Dallas. The twins are finally reuniting after 40 years apart, but opinions are divided on whether to buy adjoining properties or if they should all live under one roof.

After seeing their daughter off to college, empty nesters are relocating for her new job to Greenville, North Carolina. They're ready to focus on their creative interests and their two cats, but they're at odds on style, price, and location.

David Bromstad hops in the time machine to catch up with past winners; he finds a couple who've expanded their Massachusetts life, a winner who found love twice and turned fixer-uppers into dream homes, and a chic Cleveland bungalow six years later.

Catching up with winners since filming; revisiting a North Carolina beach house; going dumpster diving in Virginia; hearing a scandalous behind-the-scenes story about a make-out session from a season one winner.

David brings along his bestie to help another pair of besties find a dream home for a daughter in Rochester, N.Y.

With the help of an inheritance, a couple and their daughter search for a house upgrade to fit their extended family; David's tasked with finding a place big enough for a teenager, an adult son, and some pets in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Raising four boys, a single mom has been working three jobs until she won five million on a scratcher; she and one son have been sharing a small apartment, but now David Bromstad arrives to help them find their first home in Winter Haven, Florida.

It's Week Two and the star-studded teams tackle their entries, great rooms, and dens; smart strategies, special projects, and stunning designs make choosing a winner difficult for "Rock the Block" winning judge Michel Smith Boyd.

After losing big money to a shifty contractor, a single man is finally ready to trust a professional again with a home that's frozen in the '60s; Jasmine looks to create the perfect design-forward space featuring charming glimpses of the home's past.

After losing $75,000 to a devious contractor and years of band-aid fixes, a couple looks to renovate a childhood home; Jasmine aims to restore their faith and cramped space with an upscale bathroom and a multi-functional living and dining room.

After years in California, Jasmine moves to Utah where she has to rebuild her business from scratch; her first clients are struggling to upkeep a generational family home, so Jasmine looks to renovate their kitchen, living room, and bathrooms.

Daphne and Ian need to stand out from the crowd to secure wedding bookings, so they turn their restrooms into luxury powder rooms; the discovery of a hidden bridge in the forest inspires them to add Renaissance-style murals to the powder room walls.

Granny expresses shock at the unfinished state of the gatehouse interior; Daphne and Ian install a castle view mezzanine, find a statement chandelier at Tony's in Normandy and add special touches for Charlie the cat.

After living all over the country, Jenny's sister wants to put down some roots with her husband and two sons in Arkansas; Dave and Jenny transform a small rancher into a two-story dream home with a pool and aquarium.

Empty nesters purchase a property with plenty of land for their dogs, but the dated house needs some serious renovations to fit their style; Dave and Jenny transform the home with a rustic Cape Cod-inspired look while adding a few personal touches.

A couple and their young daughter are ready to update their midcentury three-story house on the lake. There are definite safety concerns within the home, so Dave and Jenny look to navigate the twists and turns of this much needed renovation.

A movie-loving couple wants to turn their builder-grade house into a customized home that reflects both their styles; Dave and Jenny look to turn this bachelor's bungalow into a cozy craftsman with a movie theater in the old attic.

A Seattle couple relocate to Bentonville, Ark., for work, and their new home has a bizarre, eccentric interior that doesn't match their personal style; Dave and Jenny look to transform the space with cozy design elements.

A couple who recently purchased a Tudor-style home plans to expand but are shut down by a conservation board; she's on the hunt for a place their family can grow into, but he has faith that Page can work her magic to make their home perfect.

After a year-long house hunt, a couple purchases a home that's in the neighborhood they want, but the house itself is less than ideal. Do they renovate to make it their own, or sell and find a place that's turnkey?

Noel Collier takes on two different house hunts: one for a woman with 40 llamas and a kangaroo, and another for a couple seeking a Texas home with an underground bunker; from pets to prepping, Noel proves no request is too unusual.

After nearly two decades in London, a health scare inspires a woman to return to her roots in Hoi An, Vietnam. She's in search of a more nature-focused life, but getting back to basics is tough as a changed person in a changing Vietnamese culture.

Dean wants a low-maintenance yard with carpeting, while Leela envisions a tropical lawn; as they search for a four-bedroom house that suits their little family, they have to make concessions.

Clare and her best friend Brid are on a mission to find Clare's family a home in Western Sydney. Clare wants room for her kids to grow, while eagle-eyed Brid focuses on the little details.

A dream job transfer takes a young photographer from Seattle to London. She's living solo for the first time and wants a place big enough for visiting family, but finding something affordable that allows for trips back home may be a challenge.

Noel Collier takes on two different house hunts: one for a woman with 40 llamas and a kangaroo, and another for a couple seeking a Texas home with an underground bunker; from pets to prepping, Noel proves no request is too unusual.

After nearly two decades in London, a health scare inspires a woman to return to her roots in Hoi An, Vietnam. She's in search of a more nature-focused life, but getting back to basics is tough as a changed person in a changing Vietnamese culture.

Dean wants a low-maintenance yard with carpeting, while Leela envisions a tropical lawn; as they search for a four-bedroom house that suits their little family, they have to make concessions.

Clare and her best friend Brid are on a mission to find Clare's family a home in Western Sydney. Clare wants room for her kids to grow, while eagle-eyed Brid focuses on the little details.

A dream job transfer takes a young photographer from Seattle to London. She's living solo for the first time and wants a place big enough for visiting family, but finding something affordable that allows for trips back home may be a challenge.

After a year-long house hunt, a couple purchases a home that's in the neighborhood they want, but the house itself is less than ideal. Do they renovate to make it their own, or sell and find a place that's turnkey?

Holiday hoarders chase Christmas magic, a mother and son duo hunts a rare teddy bear blow mold; a festive couple tracks down a secret Santa for their party; and a Hanukkah-loving mom urges her daughters to carry on her wild Menorah Madness.

A bride dreams of a Christmas themed wedding while her fiancé wants traditional; a Vegas drag legend gets a sparkling surprise; a gingerbread artist battles hungry birds for the perfect Coney Island photo.

Tarek and Heather get an insider deal from Tarek's mom on a house in Anaheim Hills, but it quickly becomes a greater venture than they expected.

Tarek and Heather land a bungalow in Garden Grove, Calif., that's chock-full of structural challenges; with contrasting ideas and the walls literally closing in, they'll need to get on the same page in order to pull off this flip.

Tarek and Heather get their hands on a tiny flip that becomes a headache in Lakewood, California; with permits stalling their progress and the house getting robbed, Heather sources materials from their other flips to make up for unexpected costs.

After her divorce, a single mom and her two boys have been squeezed into her parents' home as she prepares for her next chapter; she's turning to Jonathan and Drew to help navigate tough compromises and find a home that can carry her family forward.

After welcoming twins, a couple's cramped living situation no longer works; overwhelmed by first-time homeownership and a limited budget, they call Jonathan and Drew to help navigate a competitive market and secure a home that fits their family.

A couple thought they had secured the perfect home, until living in it exposed a layout that frustrates hosting, storage and each other; they're turning to Jonathan and Drew to help decide if they should stay or risk starting over in a new home.

Noel Collier takes on two different house hunts: one for a woman with 40 llamas and a kangaroo, and another for a couple seeking a Texas home with an underground bunker; from pets to prepping, Noel proves no request is too unusual.

A couple expecting a second child needs more space, but they don't want to compromise on being minutes from downtown. David seeks a home fit for a growing family, while Hilary strives to create more space in their beloved locale.

The parents of two daughters are feeling overcrowded now that his mother is living in their multi-use basement; he believes that they need to find a larger home, but she thinks there can be enough space for all five of them with the right updates.

Megan and Jeff both feel that their work-from-home life is no longer working for them; Megan wants a better family home; Jeff refuses to relocate.

A couple loves to entertain family and friends, but their home's cramped kitchen and awkward layout don't function well for gatherings. He thinks it's time to find a fresh start, but she isn't ready to leave their tight-knit community.

After a year-long house hunt, a couple purchases a home that's in the neighborhood they want, but the house itself is less than ideal. Do they renovate to make it their own, or sell and find a place that's turnkey?

Jon Knight and his team crash Carol and Lane's tiny galley kitchen, transforming a space too cramped after 38 years of family life into a wide-open, custom kitchen built for cooking, baking and finally gathering together.

Jon Knight and his team surprise Sunni and Seth, a young family with a toddler and a baby on the way, by transforming their unsafe, crumbling backyard into a welcoming space built for their growing family and the community they pour themselves into.

Retta's journey begins in the frontier region where four homes vie for a chance at a $150,000 makeover by designer Alison Victoria; it's between an old green house, a cavernous dwelling, an eclectic cabin and a woody home with unique storage.

What's a bunkie, you might ask? you're about to find out!; the teams are back outdoors for an unusual challenge, to design and build small vacation destinations to complement their cabins.

A cat lady with a wild yard lands on Blake and Margo's radar; looking after 20 feral cats, her yard has been overtaken by invasive plants and weeds, so the team comes in to create a beautiful, safe space for all her feline friends.

Tucker and J. Paul follow a tip to a violation-riddled, overgrown inherited property where the owner is struggling to keep up in Atlanta. The team offers a free renovation, but first, there's a police visit, a rose bush rescue and a family reveal.

Feeling crowded in their current home, a Mojave Desert couple is ready for a house that fits their family of five in Ridgecrest, California. He loves projects and needs a place that's made for reno, but she only wants turnkey...and an ice-maker.

A Denver couple's moving to be closer to their son in Seattle. They want a place with plenty of room to entertain family, but high prices and their fear of gloomy weather is making it hard to agree on what they want.

What's a bunkie, you might ask? you're about to find out!; the teams are back outdoors for an unusual challenge, to design and build small vacation destinations to complement their cabins.

A cat lady with a wild yard lands on Blake and Margo's radar; looking after 20 feral cats, her yard has been overtaken by invasive plants and weeds, so the team comes in to create a beautiful, safe space for all her feline friends.

Tucker and J. Paul follow a tip to a violation-riddled, overgrown inherited property where the owner is struggling to keep up in Atlanta. The team offers a free renovation, but first, there's a police visit, a rose bush rescue and a family reveal.

Feeling crowded in their current home, a Mojave Desert couple is ready for a house that fits their family of five in Ridgecrest, California. He loves projects and needs a place that's made for reno, but she only wants turnkey...and an ice-maker.

A Denver couple's moving to be closer to their son in Seattle. They want a place with plenty of room to entertain family, but high prices and their fear of gloomy weather is making it hard to agree on what they want.

Retta's journey begins in the frontier region where four homes vie for a chance at a $150,000 makeover by designer Alison Victoria; it's between an old green house, a cavernous dwelling, an eclectic cabin and a woody home with unique storage.

The road trip comes to an end as Retta reveals the winner of the Scariest House in America!; the winning house receives a $150,000 home renovation from HGTV's Alison Victoria, transforming their once scary house into a once-in-a-lifetime dream home.

After years of living with family, a couple's finally ready to build a home of their own. They want to downsize, but with a wish list that's anything but small, Brian and Mika aim to make it all happen with a massive garage for boats and a trailer.

After a failed first attempt with another builder, a couple has been waiting two years for their dream home; Brian and Mika arrive to reunite these homeowners with his beloved drum set, and finally get a home that makes their hearts skip a beat.

A sister duo wants Brian and Mika to build two houses on the same lot at the same time; just when they're in over their heads doing double duty, Brian and Mika also take on his cousin's condo renovation and attempt to manage all three projects!

Brian and Mika continue the challenge of building sisters two houses at the same time, reuniting them after decades of living apart; it is no easy task as they find themselves up against the biggest storm to ever hit the Tampa area.

A 100-year flood may have destroyed a homeowner's new property, but it didn't deter their plans to move to Florida; Brian and Mika face the challenge of completing the renovation of their flood-damaged home before they arrive.

A couple bought a fixer-upper with hopes of making it their forever home, but once the walls came down, hidden issues send costs soaring. With the budget busted and surprises around every corner, Brian and Mika step in to save their dream renovation.

The teams tackle their first interior spaces and the stakes are high; the primary bedroom and bathroom give one team a competitive edge as personalities emerge, and the season races toward a $100,000 grand prize.

The teams are thrown into chaos with design detours and deadlines, and with only seven days to design and build a kitchen, the heat is on; also, a surprise judge shows up on the shore, and it suddenly becomes anyone's game.

What's a bunkie, you might ask? you're about to find out!; the teams are back outdoors for an unusual challenge, to design and build small vacation destinations to complement their cabins.

Kamohai and Tristyn buy an off-market Kailua home inherited by overwhelmed owners; they soon discover that it's a disaster of half-finished DIY renos and decades of messy additions, and now it's a job of untangling the layout and chaos to save the flip.

In island real estate, speed can win the deal, but it can also backfire; when Kamohai and Tristyn rush to buy a Kaimuki fixer, huge mango trees, unreliable contractors, and spiraling costs threaten to turn a six-figure profit into a money pit.

When Kamohai and Tristyn buy a family home from Kamohai's cousin, they're torn between honoring generations of Kalama legacy and making the numbers work; some Hawaiian homes carry history that can't be measured in dollars, so the pressure is deeply personal.

A family of four looks to escape the Washington, DC, grind for a more serene life near Charleston, South Carolina. She wants a large home with luxurious amenities, but he's only willing to spend big for a house if it's near the water.

A first time buyer looks to purchase a place to share with her mom and sister in Southern California. She wants a move-in ready house with breathtaking views, but her sister-in-law thinks that a fixer is the way to go.

A successful real estate agent is now in the buyer's seat herself as she looks for a home in Dallas; after a recent divorce, she wants a place that feels like a fresh start, but her best friend is worried she'll end up back in her comfort zone.

A single mom returns back to her Indiana hometown with her kids to find a home near family. She's determined to achieve her childhood dream of a classic Colonial, but her sister thinks a contemporary townhouse would better suit her glam style.

A couple looks to settle down while he finishes his master's degree in Decatur, Georgia. He wants a spacious mid-century modern with character, but she prefers a smaller Spanish style home that won't break the bank.

A couple looks to move out of their Brooklyn rental and buy a home in New Jersey; she wants a historic colonial in the suburbs to start a family, but he's not ready to let go of apartment living and wants a modern condo near the city.

Noel Collier takes on two different house hunts: one for a woman with 40 llamas and a kangaroo, and another for a couple seeking a Texas home with an underground bunker; from pets to prepping, Noel proves no request is too unusual.

After 20 years of traveling, a woman leaves her job to start fresh in Playa del Carmen, Mexico; she's bringing her dog along and launching a tech consulting business, but the ocean view she's after may come at a higher price than expected.

A flight attendant who's also a classical pianist looks to reconnect with her husband in Estepona, Spain. He's a music producer and prefers a quiet place to be creative, but she's strong-willed and wants to be immersed in the city's culture.