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..on the Block,

the boys were crowned the bathroom kings.

It's Omar and Oz.

Bathroom kings, baby.

This week...

we have some of the biggest master bedrooms

and walk-in robes ever seen on the block.

I've got a French door here, a French door here

and a French door where those French doors already are.

The pressure's spilling out in different ways.

It's just rude. It's unnecessary.

It makes you feel like crap.

Because Sharon and Anks are the worst painters.

(LAUGHTER)

Sarah Jane's comments come back to haunt her...

Everybody thinks I say mean things to them

when I think I'm having a joke.

..and at the wine challenge...

I know what it is. I know the percentages.

I need that.

It was a win at all costs for some teams.

Ooh.

I think we've got it.

Oh, they got it.

Whoosh.

They got it in ten minutes.

The rest of us got an hour and 45.

How did you do that so quick, man?

Shaz and Anks obviously had to have Googled the recipe.

I drunk it every day in COVID.

They sponsored Fashion Week last year.

If you're going to do something like Google

and you don't want people to know, stop talking!

Whoa, whoa, whoa.

Talk to me. What's happening?

Dan checks in with the boys.

I never got told about this.

I didn't know anything about this.

If we can't get it then it will definitely impact our room...

greatly.

It's the original moral dilemma.

And suspicion builds over the challenge win.

Yesterday, Paul said "That is exactly my wine", right.

How did they do that, you reckon?

It just shows you, you never know who you are living next door to.

It's a misty morning in the Macedon Ranges.

Morning, girls. How are we?

Morning.

And there's only 48 hours until master bedroom

and walk-in robe reveal.

So some of our blockheads are feeling knackered.

Oh, gosh.

But there's one team who are feeling fresh on this crisp morning.

(DANCE MUSIC PLAYS)

Good morning, my brothers.

Our teams are wasting no time

getting stuck into the final stages of their reno.

Our mates from Carpet Court...

..are busy laying carpet at house one...

Roll it down, mate.

That's how you do it.

And over at house four, Dylan

and Jenny are preparing for another jampacked day.

How are you going? What's happening today?

What do you need to get done?

Yeah, we are going good.

Need to get all the fit-off done today,

boys are finishing off the plastering

and the cornicing and everything.

Kim's been around finishing the wardrobe.

Dylan and Jenny's master bedroom

and walk-in robe is huge taking up over 30 square metres of space.

Their walk-in robe will feature white and timber cabinetry

with opulent chandelier hanging above a central island.

I'd like to be a bit further ahead.

No, we'd like to be probably a bit further ahead

so we can start painting

because we know what it gets like,

we are up all night tonight and tomorrow but...

BOTH: ..it's all part of it.

Next door, at house three, our most inexperienced team Sharon

and Ankur have the biggest master bedroom and walk-in robe this week.

House three have a lot to get done.

We are heaps behind everybody.

We've got five times more space than everybody else.

That's a big deal to us when every minute and every hour counts.

We're just going to do what we can do while we can do it.

That's what it is.

A couple of days ago,

Sharon sent their original front door away to get cleaned up

and repurposed.

And it's ready for pickup today.

Hey, are you guys skedaddling shortly?

Yeah.

Getting ready to go get my reclaimed door from Ringwood.

I needed Anks to come with me

because it's a big door.

It's 140 years old.

Anks doesn't feel comfortable with me having a long drive.

But we have really good daily meetings with our team.

Everyone is briefed, everyone knows what they're doing.

I can't assist the team today regarding framing or...

BOTH: ..plastering.

I'm not qualified to do that.

So we are going to be just going for a couple hours

because I can't pick up the door by myself.

He needs a person that can lift (BLEEP).

With both of them leaving site, for who knows how long,

that leaves their builder Liam in charge of the decision-making.

Shazza?

Anks? Are they here?

No. They're not.

Sorry? They're not here?

Not here. Where are they?

Ringwood.

Ringwood?

Yeah.

So they've both gone off site to collect a door.

Apparently it's the old front door of the house

that's going to be used as the internal master bedroom door.

Why you need two people to go and pick that up is beyond me.

They're obviously going somewhere to pick it up.

I'm sure there's people there that can load it into a van.

We never get to go on a road trip together, Daddy.

So much fun, Froggy.

It's good to get out. Just me and you.

So, Liam?

Yeah.

They're are not here, mate, so you're running the show.

Gmac's just informed me that Sharon pretty much told Gmac

she doesn't want Kinsman in until Saturday.

It seems that because Sharon

and Ankur have not painted their walk-in robe yet,

they want Kinsman to delay installing their cabinetry

for another day.

It just means they're going to have to roll,

instead they want to spray but bit of bad luck.

So you're ready now?

We are ready now.

We'll clear those studs and rip that bit of plaster down.

We gave them two hours this morning so we'll be about two hours.

So they didn't do any painting or anything?

No.

They'll just have to do it after.

Look I get that as a contestant, you're only thinking about yourself

and your own room

but there's a whole block involved here

and Kinsman do a great job getting all these wardrobes installed

within a week so when you get a contestant...

..expecting that it's just all about them

and demanding that they come in on a Saturday instead of Friday,

that's a big no-no.

It doesn't matter who you are.

I mean, Kinsman have got so much on their plate,

who is Sharon to say no, you've got to come in tomorrow?

If they were serious about finishing,

one of them would be here.

(DANCE MUSIC PLAYS)

It's getting frustrating, mate, to be honest with you.

Like they are.

I think Liam has the same feelings as me.

He's just not expressing it.

I can see...

He gives me a little nod when I'm saying things like this.

So maybe in a few weeks' time, that might come out.

Right now, everyone in there is under the pump.

I'm watching plasterers insulating walls.

That's something Anks could be doing.

There's a lot of mess to be cleaned up

and there's a lot of painting to be done.

It's an absolute dog's breakfast here.

So while the Kinsman boys get underway with their install,

Liam on top of everything else has to take care of Sharon's deliveries.

(HORN HONKS)

Oh, man.

For a second, I thought all these boxes were for us.

They are.

(LAUGHS)

Wowser.

Look, we talked her out of doing a really, really big one.

What's that?

That's... There's one bigger than that.

Yeah, right.

She wanted two of those and we're like, "We can't get a second one!"

(LAUGHS)

What...

Is this for the whole house?

No, it's just for the bedroom. She wants options.

(LAUGHS)

I'm not happy how this week's unfolded.

Which I think everyone has stated.

We are massively, massively under the palm.

Yeah, I kind of feel we are a day behind.

(BIRDS CALL)

It is master bedroom and walk-in robe week on The Block.

Over at house five,

it looks like one of the site trucks have found themselves bogged.

And it's lucky the boys are close by to lend a hand.

I see someone needs help.

Can you help us?

Let's go.

Pack the scrum, fellas.

Cut, engage.

Go.

Aah!

What are you doing? Take it off the brakes.

(LAUGHS)

We got it.

Oh, we've got it. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go.

(ROARS)

Nice work.

How easy was that?

Friday is a very busy day for us.

We are seeing them stuck. We had to help.

Look at them. Now he can go home to his loved ones.

Imagine we get bogged.

We won't get bogged.

I'll show you.

Yeah!

With only 43 hours, 26 minutes and seven seconds,

until tools down, deliveries are coming in thick and fast.

Oh, there are deliveries everywhere.

Hi.

Hi, thank you.

We've got heaps of boxes for you.

I know, guys.

I was about to say I know I ordered more than that.

Sorry, guys.

Hi, how are you?

House two's stack stone for their fireplace has also arrived.

All right, we've got heaps, don't we?

These stones are part of Rachel

and Ryan's secret weapon in their room this week

in the hope to wow the judges.

I am a bit concerned about this.

We all are.

Just trying to get an understanding of the weight of it.

The process behind the fireplace was

to make sure that it was going to comply.

Most important.

You know, it's a fireplace in a room.

There is gas involved.

There's restrictions what you can and can't do

so it's very important to get the specs

of whatever fireplace you're putting in

and making sure you stick to the right specification so you know...

..bad things don't happen.

It's pretty weighty. This stuff is 50kg a square metre.

Yup.

So then if you add all your billboard, your framing

and this, we're probably looking at over 200kg or whatever, even more.

As in for floor load?

Floor load is the main one.

Yeah, so generally you just get the specifications

and you build it to the way it's supposed to be built

and you get a licenced installer to install it

and generally everything is OK.

If you can give us where the actual joists are...

Where the loads are, taking up.

That would be great.

Yup.

I added an extra two in but then I blocked it out.

I didn't run all the way.

But it sitting over a barrier.

So it looks like Ryan has done his homework.

He's added two additional beams under the floor

that will provide extra support for the fireplace.

Well, this is a good result I reckon.

Yeah. Thanks, guys.

Thanks, mate.

There's obviously rules

and regulations with what needs to happen around a fireplace

and because we are putting stack stone on it but it all complies.

The good things to keep rolling on for house two

as their one-of-a-kind door is now arriving.

Oh, what an absolute beauty.

This has come up an absolute treat.

Oh, my God!

That's huge.

That is incredible.

It'll look better when it's up.

That's so good.

Oh, our custom barn door.

I don't like calling it a 'barn door'.

Our custom wood door.

Just call it a door.

One, two, three.

Look at that.

Holy moly.

It's huge.

That is sexy.

Ryan or the door?

The door.

Oh, yeah, look.

A little peephole.

(LAUGHTER) Adds to the magic.

What is it?

A little peephole.

(LAUGHTER)

Just the fact that it was custom-made from a local guy.

It's a beautiful-looking door

but is just the process behind it made it so much nicer.

Love your work, mate.

Happy days. Love your work.

Thank you so much.

Good luck and I hope it all works.

# Back to school

# Back to school

# To show mum and dad I am not a fool. #

Having left their team to manage everything on site five hours ago,

Sharon and Ankur are back with their master bedroom door.

What a day.

My God, I'm so tired.

We'll get the boys to help out with that.

Am I helping or supervising?

Supervising.

Units.

I reckon if we were here, we'd be fully in the way.

It's that big.

It is a cool door.

We are going well.

We had a very, very busy morning.

Ceiling.

Wahey.

Very nice.

What we are trying to do is get everything ready

'cause we know the next day and a half is going to be crazy for us.

Because we have a bigger space and we are really behind.

It's just like a juggle of everything

so it's kind of like I don't know how we're going to do it either.

I do. It's fun. It will all work out.

Hopefully it all works out.

We are not going to panic tonight.

I've just got something in my gut says it's wrong a bit.

Well, let's see what they say.

I share my dilemma with the teams.

You know in the challenge yesterday, Paul the winemaker said

that it was virtually Samantha's Paddock.

It was actually like exact.

Which led us to the idea that maybe you knew how to make it.

This is like another cheating scandal. Oh...

You never know who you're living next door to.

And later...

Whoa, whoa, whoa.

Dan finds an unexpected visitor in the boys' master bedroom.

Talk to me. What's happening?

Did you get engineering for this?

I never got told about this. I didn't know anything about this.

I'm not saying... I'm not disagreeing with you.

If we can't get it then it would definitely impact our room...

greatly.

What do we do then?

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At yesterday's challenge, our blockheads had to create a wine

by blending other wines together in the right percentages.

And Sharon and Ankur won $50,000 of wine.

But on further investigation,

we discovered that they googled the recipe to take out the win.

Malbec.

I know what it is.

We've basically got Cab Sav, Merlot,

Malbec Cabernet Franc and Petit Verdot.

I think we got it.

Oh, they've got it.

And when it came to naming the label...

We're playing for $50,000 worth of Levatine Hill wines.

Paul, tell us which glass you like

and I'll reveal the team colour that has won.

Glass one, two, three or four?

Wine four.

ALL: Whoa.

BOTH: Winner.

Winner winner, alcohol dinner.

Whoo-hoo.

Well, Shell, it's the original moral dilemma.

This is the biggest question.

If it's not cheating or dishonest or anything,

why didn't they say it in their interviews after the challenge?

They said they were just great winemakers.

Did they think they were cheating?

I wonder if they actually thought they were cheating.

Well, if they think there's nothing wrong with it,

why are they holding it back?

I've just got something in my gut that says it's wrong a bit.

Well, let's see what they say.

Ohh. Hello.

Hi.

Welcome to the Gania master suite.

Well, thank you.

Gee, it is a monster too, isn't it?

Nice to see you.

Oh, wow, that's beautiful.

Hello, mate. How are you? hello.

Lovely to see you.

Now let's kick off with my dilemma.

That Shell and I have been talking about all the way up.

Yes.

The dilemma that I have in my head.

Paul yesterday said that it was virtually Samantha's Paddock.

It was actually...exact.

Is that what he said?

He was amazed at how close you got

which led us to the idea that maybe...

..you knew how to make it.

No...

So we basically drank a lot of that in COVID.

Did you? Did you?

So the 2015 one is what...

Shiraz is one of my favourite wines.

Shaz's dad is a wine grower and makes his own wine.

So you've got an amazing nose?

I don't know. Yeah. If he says it's exact because...

No, no, no. He said...

He had one sip, put it down and goes, "That's it."

Amazing.

That's a good thing, right?

As soon as they said it's a Samantha Paddock challenge.

I was like I think we're in for a pretty big show here.

Yeah, right. It was lucky.

So it was a perfect challenge for you guys?

Not just a winery but Levantine Hill winery.

Yeah. It was just lucky.

'Cause, yeah. Happy days.

How nice. One of your favourites.

BOTH: Yes.

I'm still amazed at the fact

that you got that wine absolutely spot on.

Well, they're saying they did.

One sip, he put it down and goes, "That's it."

Yeah, so...

Dylan and Jenny, they were the next closest.

Oh, where they? He was very close.

But they were there for like an hour and a half.

Tinkering and mixing like little crazy scientists.

Beakers and their chisels and their things.

Yeah. Anyway, forget that.

Let's talk about this room.

Sharon and Ankur are planning

an enormous palatial bedroom this week

with antique furniture, an opulent TV mirror

and huge patterned bed head.

It's a big room, isn't it?

It's a massive...

It's a suite so we're repurposed down

the front door that was the front door of this house.

I love that.

Oh, it's a bedroom door.

They're going to use the front door as a bedroom door.

We are doing the front door as a bedroom door.

Oh, sorry, sorry, sorry.

Because the reason why we can't reuse the front door

as the front door of the build,

they are big massive double doors

so we want to use this front door somewhere so we thought

what better place than the master suite which is the most important?

I think that's a beautiful idea.

One of the big parts of the house.

So this is our walk-in.

We've got two arches.

Archways there.

We are really trying to stick to the heritage theme again.

We've got amazing Kinsman cabinetry.

Do you want to see how much we've got?

I saw it. It's huge.

So it's a massive room.

Yeah! So this is a master suite.

That's what we're going for.

I've got to say that this is the least finished

I've ever seen a room.

I got to say this is Friday, by the way.

We know but we'll get there.

Our plasterer is unreal so is our team.

It's just going to be a mad rush at the end again.

Anyway, we better move on.

All right.

This could be a winning room.

You know what you should do.

You should give up your day jobs and become winemakers.

Anyway, carry on.

Cheers. Thank you.

You should become winemakers, I'm telling you.

Yes, thank you.

It's a dilemma, Shell. It's a dilemma.

Hmm.

So I don't believe we got the naked truth about the Naked Truth.

Did we?

Shell, I know that you're alright with them looking up the recipe

and I'm actually all right with them looking up the recipe as well

but why don't they own it is my point?

And now, Shelley Craft...

They've lied to you, haven't they?

You know how I feel about people lying to me.

Straight to the face.

Straight to the face!

(KOOKABURRA CALLS)

It's Friday on The Block

and Shelley and I are always excited

to see what the teams have been up to.

So we're going to check in with house four to see how Dylan

and Jenny's master bedroom and walk-in robe is progressing.

I think we better take our boots off.

Maybe.

It's so nice.

It feels so nice.

This is yours to win.

Is it?

I want you to win.

Oh, honey. We need a win. We are due for a win.

You've tried so hard. You've played the game beautifully. You're nice.

We love seeing Scott and Shell.

PRODUCER: I've got a feeling they like you.

I think they like us too.

We like them.

How are you feeling about this week?

I'm pretty confident about this week. I hope we are.

Dylan and Jenny want to impress the judges with a window seat,

textured wallpaper and fireplace.

But it's their huge walk-in robe that could steal the show.

With white and timber cabinetry, chandelier and ornate ceiling rose.

I think it is glorious.

There is no door in the bathroom

because the archways... are so extraordinary...

..and your bed is not here so you're not looking into the bathroom.

Your bed's over there.

But what do you reckon about no door in the bathroom.

I'm happy with no door in that bathroom.

Me too. Are you?

Yes.

Really, are you sure though?

I think that's beautiful.

I think it's beautiful.

No, back yourself.

Really? Yup.

It's a big feature, isn't it?

Scott and Shell think we don't need to,

so I'm actually really glad about that.

Way less work tomorrow because we're not going to have to make the door.

As a homebuyer, it doesn't bother me.

It would ruin it if you had a door there.

That's what I thought. I thought, if it was our house, no way.

We wouldn't have put a door.

The other thing is, if a buyer comes in and is really adamant,

they just put a door on there.

We are just hoping it doesn't knock us in judging us.

That's the only thing that they will knock us on.

I don't think they could and if they do, they are wrong.

We really don't want to come second.

I'm over it. I just want to win.

You know in the challenge yesterday, Paul,

the winemaker said that you guys came this close.

To the taste? To the tasting.

50 grand!

Oh, no.

I was like, you're kidding.

Shell and I...

Shell and I have been talking about a massive dilemma that I have.

We still don't have a solution though.

Maybe you can give us a hand.

Yeah, we need a hand. We need maybe an adjudication.

The dilemma is

that Paul, the head winemaker said there was two that were very close.

Yours...but he said that house three's was dead set spot on.

And we're talking about a guy

who has been making wine his entire life.

This is his career.

Trying to perfect that wine for like ten years.

Are you serious?

Then these guys up there...

They did it in about 15 minutes too, they were out of there.

They did it so quick.

How did they do that, you reckon?

Pfff.

I said to Scotty, if it was me

and someone asked me to say make Neil Perry's Fish curry,

I'd look up the recipe.

Yeah.

And I'd make it as close to that.

You think they looked up the recipe?

No.

I'm pretty sure they looked up the recipe.

So I looked up the recipe...

Oh, you're kidding! Are you serious?

I looked up the recipe.

No, you're joking.

Shell... Look, look.

It has it like this, Samantha's Paddock

and it tells you the exact percentages.

Of all the bits and pieces. Oh!

So if you did look it up... You would have got it.

..you could just nail it and walk out the door

which is seemingly how quick they did it.

BOTH: No.

73%, 13% of something...

As if you can look it up.

I can't believe we were so close.

I knew we were. I knew we were.

All I can do is accept that you guys,

all of you are telling me the truth

so that's what we've got to base everything on here.

We gave them the opportunity.

I said, "How did you do that? Paul said it was perfect.

"That's impossible. How did you do that?"

They said, "We are just really good."

Rumour's going that you looked up the recipe.

This is like another cheating scandal.

Oh.

Well, listen, good luck.

I really want you to win this week.

I'm not going to be biased or taint the marks or anything like that

but I just want to see you get up.

'Cause you're trying.

I know, we are.

You're not a cheater.

That's right and I'm certainly not a liar.

See you guys.

See you soon. Bye.

Oh, that's good they like it.

Across the creek at house two,

Rachel and Ryan's custom wood door is being put in its place.

That is incredible.

That is beautiful.

Ready?

One, two...

Are you on? I'm on.

Yeah. Mal Meninga's.

'Mal Meninga's'?

(LAUGHS)

It will work.

Like that? Yeah.

But it's not cheating.

It's not cheating. It's not cheating.

Not saying it's cheating.

It's just now they've created the dilemma that they've lied to us,

to our faces and they're making out they're something they're not.

Which is sommelier winemakers.

Geniuses, they are saying.

It's more of a dilemma now.

Well, let's see what everyone else thinks.

Yeah.

Hello.

ALL: Hello.

Is it all right to walk on this?

In you come. In you come.

Follow the path.

Now we are not here to rip your heart out like last time.

I wasn't here.

I wasn't here.

She wasn't here but I wasn't here to rip your heart out last week either.

I'm feeling much better.

I was just very emotional. You got me on a bad day.

I got you on a bad day.

You got me on a bad day.

Rachel and Ryan are going for a country lodge look

with timber barn door, fourposter bed and a big stack stone fireplace.

Scotty... What do you smell?

Yeah, what is that smell?

BOTH: Turn around.

Oh.

Wow, wow, wow.

I didn't see that when I walked in.

Just delivered. Smell that.

Is that...

Cyprus.

It's cypress pine?

Cypress pine.

With an oak stain.

Oh, that custom wood door.

I wish you could smell through the television.

Because the smell of the cypress pine,

unbelievable.

It's a real Australiana timber, cypress pine

because every shearing shed

in Australia is built out of cypress pine, did you know that?

No, I didn't know that.

Because termites won't eat it.

BOTH: Wow.

When I was a young carpenter...

When I was a young shearer...

When I was a young carpenter, I used to build shearing sheds.

Right?

Out in the bush. We always used cypress pine.

Yeah, right.

When you burn cypress pine, for the offcuts in the fire,

it's a beautiful smell.

Amazing. Incredible.

When you cut the strops off...

Sorry I'm going on a bit about cypress pine.

When you cut it, or you smell it.

We've lost him. He's gone.

I could smell that as soon as...

That's really good. Really good.

Gonna fill that hole up.

Peephole into the bathroom.

Peephole.

Lucky it's in the master.

I can see in the dunny.

What sport are you two into?!

Little bit of heritage up there. Look at that.

There you go. That's our heritage.

So this is a replica of the ceiling rose that was in this room

so we we're always keeping the heritage stuff

that was already here.

This is going to be stack stone.

Lovely.

We are going to hopefully have stack stone in our big fireplace out here

so this is going to mirror...

When is that coming?

Mmm.

Down to the wire.

Is it a grey or is it...

It's a grey-brown. It's very neutral.

It's going to mix in with everything here.

so we'll tie it all together.

Right.

You sound a bit more happy and confident.

We are good. We are good.

That's good.

Competition is hot this week. Yes.

We got really good feedback from that

so we're feeling very confident this week.

Don't say it.

(SIGHS) Oh, all right.

Don't say it.

We're not quite sure how we're going to end up this week

but we hope it's going to be good.

Yesterday, Sharon and Ankur won magnificently.

50,000 bucks

but Paul said it was virtually identical to Samantha's Paddock.

Identical. We said, "How did you get it so ideal?"

They said "We're just good at this.

"We've been drinking wine all our lives, we've come from the Barossa

"and we've got a wine family

"and we're just really good at blending stuff."

I find that hard to believe.

You not the only one, Scotty. You're not the only one.

No one ever said to us you can't Google.

The rest of us just didn't think to do it.

No, it's not a cheat at all.

No.

Think Scott is upset about is I've gotcha, just tell us the truth.

Yeah.

Anyway, that's all right.

I just wanted to get your opinion on my dilemma.

I'm right there with you, Scotty.

Is that right?

It was something we spoke about and we're just like, who cares?

We won 50k worth of wine. Who cares?

I can only imagine how Dyl and Jen are feeling

after the gnome and now the Google.

It just shows you you never know who you're living next door to.

(COCK CROWS)

(COWS MOO)

Up in the beautiful Macedon Ranges,

master bedrooms are beginning to take shape.

Shell and I are continuing our walkarounds.

Now I'm wondering whether, what if they didn't have the recipe?

What we've got to do is take their phones off them

and get them to make another wine.

Maybe we could have a challenge. Like a sommelier challenge.

A wine-tasting challenge.

Yes.

And see if he's as good as he says he is.

I'm telling you, he can't be that good.

It is absolutely spot on.

Where are we going to find Sarah Jane?

Hopefully in here.

Oh, look at the good work. Cleaning hard.

Hi. Hello, sweet pea.

How are you?

Good, how are you guys?

Good. Ooh, a new edition?

Yes. Fancy.

I love that. A nice, little combustion stove.

Yes. There's no space to have a big one.

No, it's a beauty though.

This is a nice little size and it will heat the whole room lovely.

Yeah, it will.

Tom and Sarah Jane have high hopes this week

with olive feature walls,

ornate bedside tables and textured styling on the bed.

So this brings us to yesterday's challenge.

Yeah.

I believe Anks and Sharon looked up the recipe of Samantha's Paddock.

But my dilemma is I just asked him, "How did you get that so close?"

Because Paul reckons it is spot on.

Literally spot on.

He didn't say, "Oh, well, I googled the recipe.

"Isn't it amazing that you can find that?"

He just said, "I'm really good at it."

I think they think they've broken the rules.

Correct.

Because if you are sure that you haven't, you're totally honest.

There's nothing wrong with taking incentive and doing that.

I agree. If you're smart enough to do that...

That's what I say. But don't lie about it.

Don't lie about it.

Once you lie, you've shot yourself in the foot.

You look shady, yeah.

If his nose is that acute, he should be great at a wine tasting.

He should be able to tell what varieties you've got there.

You know what, we should do a wine tasting tonight and see how he goes.

Now, excuse me, I can see obviously the green in the bathroom.

Are you carrying that through into this room?

So I don't know if you ever saw our challenge room

but our challenge room had this beautiful olive wall

so I'm bringing the olive blend back.

You are?

And that is going to be, that wall

right there where the bed goes against is going to be fully olive.

The judges loved our olive. Yeah.

Oh, yeah. Even if they didn't, I need that olive back in my life.

What about the wainscoting, is that going to be a different colour?

That's going to be olive all the way around.

You've got to cut in that?

No, the dado saved it. The dado was white.

No, that's even harder.

If you're just doing the whole lot green...

You've got to cut in either side. It's fine, babe.

(LAUGHTER)

Dado's white?

So this is white? That's white and this is olive?

And this and this?

Yep.

Start painting. We got to go.

I'd do it all green.

You should have started painting ten minutes ago.

Don't tell Tom that because he'll get excited and spray it all.

Spray all the walls and ceiling tonight

then all I got tomorrow is green wall.

Yup.

I think it will be beautiful.

Scotty and Shell liked what they saw in our house

on their walk-through,

thought the vibe we were going for worked.

So love that.

Wouldn't a win be nice right about now?

It would be, yeah.

It would.

It would be nice because we get good feedback

but we've not secured one yet so hopefully soon.

But it's consistency at this point in the game too.

You have to start thinking about the endgame

and the auction and say no matter what happens at judging,

we know we are creating a really consistent home.

We are in a good place.

They always say we are in a good place when they come past

so that's nice to hear.

They didn't walk in and go oh, you're screwed tonight. You're done.

I'll have it all sprayed tonight

and we've just got the green (BLEEP) to do.

All the green painting today.

I hate that.

Sorry, not sorry.

It's winter and it's cold in the Macedon Ranges

and fireplaces are all the rage this week

with all teams choosing to put one in.

Gentlemen, I saw you

just pretend to pick that up when you heard we were coming.

How are you doing?

How are yous?

Hello.

Hello, hello.

What have we got here then?

What about this, the spaceship fireplace?

Holy hell.

Very old design fireplaces, been around since the '60s.

Like the Jetsons.

I think it was about '62, is that correct?

Yeah. Yup, it is.

But sorry, guys, no more history on this.

Don't love it too much so this is gone.

Earlier today, the boys went for

a different look when it came to their fireplace.

Whoa, whoa, whoa.

What is that?

Oz. OK, my man.

What is this hanging from the ceiling?

A fireplace.

Talk to me, what's happening?

Did you get engineering for this?

I got a licensed person to put it in, yeah.

Did you get engineering for this?

Engineering? We've got an engineering thing...

plan that we followed through, yeah.

For the fireplace?

For the fireplace, from shots. Shots?

There was regulations

and requirements to understand that they be followed.

(PHONE RINGS)

Dougie.

Dan, is that OK, mate?

Yeah, I've just rocked into house five

and have just seen a suspended fireplace hanging from the ceiling.

Have you done any engineering on this?

No.

(LAUGHS)

OK.

Send across the details.

What do we do then?

Dan has just come into our master bedroom,

seen a nice fireplace hanging off the ceiling.

His main concern is to make sure everything is to requirement.

and structurally engineered by Douglas.

We haven't notified Douglas but we do have everything on paper

and obviously built to the specification

that manufacturers have sent us

so so far so good.

But if we can't get it then it will definitely impact our room...

greatly.

You are pretty much talking (BLEEP) to put it lightly.

Who's talking (BLEEP)?

We are talking (BLEEP)?

Sorry, come again.

What is it...

You're not talking sense at the moment.

I was telling you exactly what we have.

I agree with you guys that Douglas should have signed it off.

I'm not disagreeing with you.

It's the first time we put stuff like this up.

OK, so we need one of two things.

Tell me.

We need something to be a tested,

tried and true system that has a full end-to-end specification.

The specification we have for this, this doesn't match.

There is also no specification for the structure.

I never got told about this.

I didn't know anything about this.

I rang Aido who's the builder.

Did you know about it?

Nah, didn't know anything about it.

We are a bit worried already.

We've got several problems at the moment.

Firstly we weren't aware of it so we haven't had a chance

to review the specifications or how they were going to install it.

The installation doesn't match the specifications they've given us.

So on top of that, we haven't had the structure checked by Doug,

our engineer to make sure that he is happy

to hang a couple of hundred kilos

from the ceiling structure that's there.

We've got three failings.

Structurally, the ceiling in there is not up to scratch.

I don't have any spec to say the fireplace can be where it is

because the hearth doesn't work via the spec we've got.

The walls don't work by the spec we've got so rip it out. It's done.

Rip it out.

Rip it out. That's good with us.

Rip it out, put a chair there.

There is no option now.

No, we are happy to rip it out.

Thank you, guys. Appreciate it.

Let's go. Let's just get the work done.

So with the fireplace gone, to be replaced by a chair,

the boys are hoping their study nook and daybed will impress the judges.

Shell, what about the pressed metal ceiling?

That is beautiful.

Outstanding. Who did that for you? A local bloke?

A plasterer.

But he's done an outstanding job and to think

that this was every ceiling and every house back in the old days.

Are you painting it? Pressed metal.

White.

Scotty and Shelley, they loved the pressed metal.

They loved what we are doing with the room.

What's that little lounge area?

That's a little library area, Scotty.

Cute.

With a little daybed on the side and shelving in one corner.

Yeah, lovely.

We just thought everyone would have a wardrobe this week

and everyone's going to have a master bedroom.

What are you going to do?

There's a one in five chance that we going to win.

Everyone was doing really well

so we thought we might just touch it up a little bit.

Yeah, beauty.

Jeez, it's a tough week this week.

They are all good.

And you've got the winning ensuite.

That is correct.

So you're a red-hot chance.

We are ahead.

So we've had a dilemma all day.

It's a moral dilemma.

It's no cheating scandal or anything like that.

It's not cheating but it's just a moral dilemma.

Ankur and Sharon, Paul the winemaker,

he tasted the Samantha Paddocks of theirs

and he goes, "There's ten years of my life right there in that glass."

He said "That is exactly my wine."

Paul's been working ten years on that to get that wine

and Ankur and Sharon did it in 15 minutes.

I congratulated Anks on that.

That would have been so hard to do.

So how did they do it?

I think it's impossible to do.

Well, he said he knows that wine

and he's been drinking it for the past ten years

so he kind of knew what the mix was or he went on Google and checked it.

(LAUGHTER)

Which I don't have a problem with.

Well, that wasn't part of the rules.

That's exactly right.

They didn't tell him what he could and couldn't do.

No, no, no. I don't have a problem with that either.

The dilemma is that when we said to them, "How did you get it so close?"

They had this amazing story

about how much they've drunk over the years.

Bull (BLEEP) on the house three.

Google. Come on, just be honest about it.

That's what I said.

Congratulations, you won but be honest.

He outsmarted everyone.

Wow, Anks.

He looked like a professor with that white coat, mate.

Honestly. With this hair all like this and you seen him...

(SLOSHING)

75...

Sharon Google.

I've got a great idea.

Let them redo it again with another bottle of wine.

That's what I said.

Take the phones away from them.

If you're that good, you should be able to do it every time.

Yeah, I agree.

So it's a bit of fun.

They don't mean it.

They do mean it.

It's a 50k win.

They do mean it. I think they just...

I think they let it go too long and now it's just embarrassing.

(HIGH-ENERGY MUSIC PLAYS)

At the end of a long week,

I love nothing more than having the teams over at my place

for Friday night dinner.

Please, boys, the pizza's going cold.

Let's go. Let's go.

Ooh, pizza.

Pizza, pizza, pizza, pizza.

Pizza.

Hello.

Dinner's on.

Go, go, go.

Thanks, Scotty.

Absolute... I made these myself.

Yummo.

Earlier this afternoon, during the walkarounds,

I chatted with the teams about a dilemma I was having

and some of them had a great idea for a wine challenge.

OK, ladies and gentlemen, hello.

Hello.

Hello.

Who would like to win $1,000?

(CHEERING)

Well, after yesterday, I figured we might play a little game

called Australia versus France in a wine-tasting competition.

What a great game.

(CORK POPS)

Last man or woman standing wins 1,000 bucks.

Everybody stand down there.

Can I play?

You can play. Omar and Oz. You can play.

You don't have to drink it of course.

You just pick a side.

We'll just pick, guys. Don't worry.

Or you can follow the winemaker Ankur around.

Here we go.

That's hilarious.

Oh, God.

What we're going to do is we're going to pour out the glasses here.

You take a little sip.

If you think it's made of Australian, you stand over there.

France, you stand over there.

If it is French, then the Aussie people are out.

You with me?

They are the French people.

Yes. So you have to guess, is it Australian or is it French?

I'm going to do the same as Anks because Anks knows.

Should I just follow whatever you do?

You can if you want.

I looked at Sharon and Anks

and obviously not knowing that they won that challenge.

It was a big deal so we still don't...

We started copying them.

Honestly, we started copying them.

We had to. We had no idea.

There are the geniuses.

We looked at them, picked that up.

(SNIFFS)

I don't know, they do that little twist.

(SNIFFS)

Which one was what?

Right, just to remember Australia on this side.

French on the side.

Now, ladies and gentlemen, this is for no points, this is a teaser.

Can you tell me what you're actually drinking?

So we got poured a darker light red wine if that makes sense.

Just say we got poured a red wine.

In this whole thing, Anks kept

going on about just how much he knows about wine.

He know so much about wine and that's why it was so easy.

Because he just knew so much about wine.

That's really sweet.

I think it's bloody a rose.

OK, for no points, what are we drinking?

And everyone said...

Pinot.

Pinot.

Except sommelier over there. He said...

I say rose but I don't know.

(SMASHING)

PRODUCER: Was he trying to throw everyone off the scent?

I hope not because that was ridiculous.

He should just have said hang on a minute, I'll Google it.

It's a pinot.

Whoo!

Rose.

How are you able to pick the flavours

if you can even (BLEEP) pick the drink?

(LAUGHTER)

PRODUCER: Rose and pinot. One's pink...

(LAUGHTER)

So I said I knew it was a pinot and I said it was a rose

because I had a VB at Tommy's house prior to coming...

..to the dinner and so my palate was smashed.

OK, Australia...

..France, here we go...

It's a Levantine Hill.

(CHEERING)

I knew it was familiar.

Frenchies, gone.

Oh, damn.

Winners glasses, please.

(SNIFFS)

(SLURPS)

PRODUCER: You guys are bloody pros.

Yes, we are wine connoisseurs.

Yeah, apparently we are wine connoisseurs that know everything.

That's a rose.

That's a rose, Scotty. I can smell that.

Rose.

(LAUGHTER)

Just to remember Australia on this side.

French on the side.

Dyl, you going on your own?

Yous are there.

I'll go here.

Oh, Dyl, this could be the easiest thousand bucks you've ever made.

We deserve it.

OK, Australia, France.

This could be great.

This could be $1,000.

This could be the win.

Can't move. It's done.

It's done. Here it comes.

This is the product...

..of France.

(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)

We got the win.

We finally won something.

He won $1,000 which I'm stoked about.

That's so good.

Boom.

Boom.

(LAUGHTER)

You got a win.

(LAUGHTER)

Yeah, my man.

That's so good.

Maybe they are wine connoisseurs and they don't even know it.

Yeah.

They should give up the chippy trade and get into the wineries.

Finally we got there.

We got a win.

At the end of the game, Dyl is the best wine taster on The Block

so hopefully we'll get a few more wine challenges.

Congratulations, mate.

1,000 bucks.

Monkey off the back.

Sharon and Ankur I think may be had a different palate tonight

because of the pizza so the taste probably was a little bit off.

Maybe not enough time for Google.

(LAUGHS)

You can't Google a taste.

Yay!

Whoo.

Do we get a tree with that?

Can you clean up that monster?

No, you can.

No. I've got (BLEEP) to do.

Sunday night on The Block...

it's a mad rush to the finish.

So stressed out.

I'm so stressed out about all the work we have to do.

Oh...

(BLEEP)

It's not meant to be.

(WHISTLES)

Then in judging, master bedrooms...

Wow.

That is superb.

..and walk in robes...

That is a stunning centrepiece, isn't it?

..will impress...

Ooh, la la.

I love it.

It's just breathtaking.

It is not a master bedroom this week without the fireplace.

It's not, is it?

..and others will disappoint.

I find the whole thing very visually overwhelming.

It's too much.

My eye doesn't really know where to land.

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