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SCOTT CAM: Tonight marks the start of the biggest week

on the biggest Block ever.

One minute, you're having a breakdown...

You don't listen.

..then you're having a sausage sizzle...

(LAUGHS) They look good.

Then you're running a race.

Go! Look at him go!

Go! Then you're doing archery.

CONTESTANTS: Oh!

Then you're having another breakdown...

I can't do this today. I'm just done.

Highs and lows here at The Block.

This week, everyone must complete a bedroom and a bathroom.

I thought Scotty was joking when he said bedroom and bathroom.

I was, like, "But what?"

And on top of that, we're moving into the new pavilions.

Walk into the bathroom. Shower's gonna go here, off this wall.

But with the highs... Yeah! Well done.

The idea of a second master suite I think will be super exciting.

# Ole, ole, ole... #

..come the lows. # Ole... #

Nothing personal against Shaz and Anks.

I really dislike this room.

This rug!

I hate the furniture. I hate that mirror.

ANKUR: The morale of the team feels a little low.

There is a bit of a miscommunication.

It does hurt my feelings.

(BIRDSONG) (DOG BARKS)

(SHEEP BLEATS)

# The hills are alive with the sound of music

# Oh-oh-oh-oh... #

In the Macedon Ranges,

the hills are alive with the sound of the first perfect ten score

for Tom and Sarah-Jane's master bedroom and walk-in robe.

NEALE: ..we're calling 'new rural'.

I mean, to me, this is what that looks like.

It's yet another treat, really well done and styled to perfection also.

Oh, you got a ten! SARAH-JANE: I got a ten!

TOM: Oh, yeah, baby! Sorry.

(TOM LAUGHS) (APPLAUSE)

Haul it in. Go.

Yeah, after judging last night, we're pretty happy...

Yeah. ..to finally get a ten.

We knew our room was awesome.

It's nice to finally get the win for all the hard work.

(BLEEP) Oh...

(EXCLAIMS)

# It's been one week since you looked at me... #

RACHEL: I'm excited to see this one. RYAN: Ten.

See the first ten.

Domain, open for inspection.

Of the winners!

House one's Tom and Sarah-Jane earned unanimous praise from the judges

for their walk-in robe and master bedroom.

And Neale gave them full marks.

NEALE: I love it. SHAYNNA: Mmm.

It's so beautifully done.

This is a modern take on country.

RACHEL: Oh, this is beautiful.

Oh! You're right. You go straight to that fire.

A real fire.

RYAN: It's a good feeling with a real fire, isn't it?

Oh, that's incredible.

Tom and Sarah-Jane always deliver beautiful rooms.

They have a very honed-in style

and they deliver to that every week.

So we're so happy for them that they won.

JENNY: So this is a ten, hey?

DYLAN: I'm lost for words. It looks really nice.

Yeah. It is quality.

I want to take a photo, 'cause they got a ten, so I want to see...

refer to this ten bedroom when I'm doing mine. (LAUGHS)

Number one, Tommy and SJ, we were looking at their stuff.

They always do a good job. Yeah.

And, yeah, deserving winner, I believe.

Oh, nice. Nice.

Nice. This is sweet, bro.

Oh, the fireplace. Nice.

I think they deserved what they got.

It was just, you know what, to perfection, to be honest.

They did really good.

In second place for the second week in a row was Sharon and Ankur.

SHARON: Well, it's the second week in a row now

we've been just pipped at the post by half a point,

which is hard.

It's good because we've got great feedback

and it means we're on the right path

but there is no prize for second prize

and we need the money for landscaping,

so it is a little bit disappointing,

so we are super keen to have a look at what a ten room looks like.

It's just hard waking up again and then...

You're heartbroken. I'm heartbroken.

Let them say...

Even the contestants say to us that you should've won.

Well, let them say it.

But it's just saying two weeks in a row, there's $20,000 for the house.

Oh, that's fine. These aren't big deals.

Just try and relax. Stop minimising me.

I am not minimising you. Please stop...

Don't yell at me, already!

I didn't want to have this feeling. What feeling?

I love it. I love it. I love it, it's beautiful...

I reckon it's great. I love it. But...

Ours is better. That's alright.

Dammit. I didn't want to have this feeling.

I think it's beautiful. I love this chandelier.

It's a great idea.

So, Tom and Sarah-Jane's room, definitely amazing.

The execution is, like, spot-on.

They know their style, they know their colour palette.

Only issue was we wanted to see what that ten was from Neale Whitaker,

expecting to see, like, obviously no glaring issues with the space.

I didn't understand, even when we saw this before,

why the fire is going towards the door.

You have to sit in front of the door to achieve it

or in a walkway, like, to actually get warm.

We just thought maybe the fireplace was in a strange, strange place.

As you walk into the door... As you walk in...

..it's facing right to you but it's just coming through the door

and then there's a walk-in and there's the bed,

so we thought maybe it would've been better served

just curved around a little bit.

I didn't want to feel like this.

I wanted to feel like, "Yep, of course they should've won.

"Of course they should've got a ten."

So, to get a ten, this is what we should be doing.

But I don't feel the wow. Yeah.

But that's why I think it's not about...

It's a bit more simplified.

So we should stop doing wows and just be...

Nailing everything else?

Oh, man, you just see that we didn't win as the biggest downfall.

You got, like, amazing feedback. You got nine, 9.5, 9.5.

Judges awarded house three second place

for their grand scale and bold heritage style.

SHAYNNA: There's a lot of opulence here.

The grandeur, like, it's absolutely elegance personified.

SHARON: I think as Darren said, that, like, every week,

he's always really excited to see what we're gonna deliver

because it's always out of the box and different.

Oh, wow.

Humongous.

That's massive. And amazing.

Shazza, with her designs and antique wares

that she's put into the room, amazing.

Omar, you know what they use this, eh?

Yep. You know what this is, right? Yep. Talk to me.

Back in the old days, you put fire beads or some...

Coals? ..nice hot coal.

They close it... It's not a pizza oven.

I thought it was a pizza oven. Literally...

Put it in the bed. That's how you warm up the bed, eh?

That's pretty cool.

JENNY: Oooh, wow.

Oh, my god. There is a lot to look at.

Wow. This is really nice.

I'm just gonna step back here for a second and take it all in.

I'm actually, like, a bit shook. I'm, like, wow. This is next-level.

Well, you definitely feel like you're in, like,

an old-school country home.

Yeah, for sure.

I walked in there and I think everyone,

whether you like it or not, was just, "Oh, what?" Yeah. (LAUGHS)

But I feel like it's a really good space, not how I'd probably style it

but everyone's got such different styles, so...

Someone will love it.

Someone will definitely love that house.

What do you think about the overall, like...

I hate the furniture. I hate that mirror.

It's a big room and the bones of it are great.

Yeah.

Is it worth second place when the rooms are so full-on?

SARAH-JANE: I don't think there was one thing that I liked.

That... That is dressed very average.

There's, like, one layer to it.

Those things on the bedside table are pointless.

No-one has that on their bedside table.

This rug!

I don't know if the judges are just loving it

because they've never seen anything like it for a reason.

Have you been in here, Sarah-Jane?

Oh, I don't need to go in there.

It's nothing personal against Shaz and Anks but I just...

I thought it was hideous.

I need to lay down like Marie Antoinette.

I need to lay down on my daybed and just wonder about life.

House two's Rachel and Ryan scored third place

for their contemporary take on country.

DARREN: This, as a neutral palette,

that is all based on wood, stone, natural elements,

it feels like country

without having to have the green from outside inside.

Every element in here, two thumbs up.

OZ: Very cosy.

It feels like...not minimal, but it feels like, yeah, country chic.

House two was actually my favourite room.

Yeah.

I love their, like, modern take on this style.

Like, they put all country in but they've definitely got...

It's kind of our vibe.

Like, if we were gonna buy a house, we would go for that sort of style.

Yeah, it's contemporary.

SARAH-JANE: This is a really, really, really, really lovely room.

TOM: Yeah, beautiful room. Loved it.

I thought they did come second. It should've come second.

House four's tradie couple Jenny and Dylan came in fourth,

with a spectacular walk-in wardrobe,

but it was their master that let it down.

NEALE: It feels like all the finesse has actually gone into the walk-in.

That's where the impact is. I mean, this is nice.

It's a nice bedroom. It's elegant.

But it's not super special

and it doesn't really live up to the expectations of either the ensuite

or the walk-in robe.

Wow!

OMAR: Let's go. (LAUGHS)

Wow. This is amazing.

SHARON: Oh, that's nice.

Oh, my god! It's like a shop.

And she's got the chandeliers. That's beautiful.

I loved the walk-in robe.

It was just very grand and it, like, felt like 'Sex and the City'.

It feels quite small where you walk in

and you've got such a big entrance into your walk-in robe,

but then you're here, you kind of feel like

you're just, like, tucked in.

I like this way better than Sharon and Anks'.

Yeah, us, Rachel and Ryan second, I would've done this third,

I would've done Sharon and Anks fourth

and, well, we'll see with the boys.

The boys, Omar and Oz, came last

because the judges felt their study nook crowded their master bedroom,

with Darren taking particular offence to the shelving.

DARREN: You're better off not looking at those bookshelves...

SHAYNNA: Mmm.

..frankly, because those 15-cent brackets and the $1 shelves

are just cheap.

That shelving, they're right. That looks cheap as.

Yeah, look at the brackets underneath.

Like, it's not even all sitting properly

and no-one's gonna walk in here and like that.

Maybe they should've got a few less books, but that's about it, really.

I didn't even notice

that the shelves were, like, apparently cheap.

No, but now that it has been brought to our attention,

it does look cheap.

It's hard when contestants get harsh feedback

because I really don't think at any time

it's worthy of that sort of harsh criticism

because they're not bad.

The problem is, everybody's executing such a high level

that anything that's a little bit off is considered not great.

(THUNDER CRACKS) (DOG WHINES)

(MOOING)

SCOTT: Today marks a big milestone for The Block: Tree Change.

We're moving from the original houses into the brand-new pavilions,

which Truecore Steel has been busy building over the past month.

This is our new flooring for our shed, Oms.

The pavilions will house the living areas,

but first up this week is the guest bedroom and bathroom.

Yeah, so we're off into the new part of the house...

new extension, which is a curveball.

In the new part, we're on a fresh slab.

We've got Truecore steel frames that we're working with,

so it's completely new to me 'cause I've never worked with them.

You want your bed here

'cause you're gonna be looking out straight to that big red rock.

But there's one team still working in the original building.

In house three, all of Sharon and Ankur's five bedrooms

are in the old section

and Sharon's keen to turn that point of difference into an advantage

by creating a second master bedroom.

To free up enough space for the second master suite,

they'll need to swap the study for an ensuite.

I actually had the idea initially because it was...

It's such a great big house

and so you can afford to create separate wings,

as you might say, in these houses... there's enough guest bedrooms.

And I think someone who's buying a house like this

would want a section where they could have their parents,

guests in a separate space.

KEITH: Good morning. Good morning.

DAN: Good morning. How are you, guys?

Hi. Planning.

Hovering around the plans. Yes, we are.

Always planning. Changes, I take it?

SCOTT: For structural changes,

contestants need sign-off from Keith and Dan.

We've got an idea

that we want to have a second master ensuite type situation

for this house

'cause we think it would be really great for the buyer

and this is the best spot to do that because it's a big space room.

I like it. Jeez, it's big.

Yeah. It's big.

MAN: But how's the demo? Yeah.

It's actually just plaster this week.

MAN: Yeah, go hard and plaster... DAN: Wow.

I reckon it's a great idea, swapping the rooms around, to be honest.

KEITH: I like it too. Yeah.

SCOTT: In house two,

Rachel and Ryan are determined to think outside the box this week

after the judges labelled their master ensuite...

NEALE: Bland.

Where we get stuck is having done so many bathrooms previously,

we tend to run with, you know, quite generic layouts

and something that we're realising

is that you cannot be generic on The Block.

As per the architect's plans, in the new extensions,

some of the bathrooms the Blockheads are designing this week

feature a separate toilet.

Separate toilet.

Walk into the bathroom, shower's gotta go here off this wall

and then just do a vanity here.

So, no bath? No.

I would love to get a bath in here if we can.

If you can have a bath in here,

that gives these two bedrooms the opportunity for a bath.

Bub, I don't think we can fit a bath.

You want a separate toilet, do you?

I mean, it's just written in the plans, but...

I'm just trying to think. This is good.

I mean, having a separate toilet's good

but it just chews up a lot of space. Yeah.

If you delete that being a separate room,

then you've got a lot more options in terms of layout.

Yeah, you go from a small space to a massive space.

By deleting the powder room,

Rachel and Ryan can create a spacious bathroom

with plenty of room for a bath and toilet.

What's that room in that corner over there next to your laundry?

That's your mudroom.

Can you put your toilet over there? Definitely.

Pinch a metre or so out of that room?

The powder room for the pavilion will shift across the hall,

to be completed in a future week,

pending sign-off from Truecore Steel

that the walls can be moved near the laundry.

Peter, come this way. (LAUGHS)

We want to move this down.

I want to add a little bit more in the laundry

and take off some in the mud.

You'll need to get us drawings off...

OK. ..and we'll have to remake the wall.

We'll do it today.

It might be something

the judges tell us that we don't need that many baths,

but if you're in that house,

you're not complaining if you've got a bath.

# Don't you want me, baby? #

In house one, Tom and Sarah-Jane haven't started planning yet

because Tom's been too busy

and Sarah-Jane's not happy about it.

I'm just gonna leave.

You know we've got photos of the plans on our phone, babe?

Huh, babe? The plans...

I zoomed in. I can't see them, babe. I can't see the powder room.

So that's why I'm doing it.

I'm trying to, like, speak with Tom, like, always

because I have to go do things.

I go to Beaumont Tiles and get square meterage for rooms

and carpets and everything

and he's just, like, "I'm so busy, I'm so busy, I'm so busy."

He's always too busy. He's always too busy to talk to me.

Come on, before you bite my head off. Let's go.

I'm not biting your head off, Tom, but...

Come on.

I've been following you around,

waiting for answers for the last three hours!

"I don't have time. I'm so busy." What did you want to talk about?

I was trying to get measurements for everything.

I was just trying to plan with you. Babe, you've got a measuring tape.

You know how to measure a wall.

Do you want a basin? We need a really small basin in here?

Yes, I'm going to do it... Can we...

I was supposed to be at Beaumont two hours ago.

I have to go to the Reece store. I have to go to Schots still.

So I've actually got so much to do too,

but I just follow him around like a puppy,

waiting for him to show me something.

And then, when I get to it and I want to ask questions,

he goes, "Shh" and I'm, like,

"I have literally been waiting three hours just to talk to you."

Like, he acts like he's the...

And he does it week after week, every day.

He acts like he's the only one that runs...

I know how hard he works. I tell everybody how hard he works.

Like, I'm the first to say he's the hardest worker here, I know,

but I run around every day too.

WOMAN: Is it stressful?

Oh, it's just annoying.

(THUNDER CRACKS) (DOG WHINES)

SHELLEY: For more of The Block,

get online to see loads of unseen extras,

including the latest news and features.

And check out the Block Shop

for great deals on a huge range of styling items.

It's all at the Block website.

SCOTT: With a brief of completing

both a bedroom and a bathroom in a week,

everyone must get creative with their time

to ensure they're finished by Sunday.

But in house three,

Sharon and Ankur have taken on the additional challenge

of creating a huge second master suite,

which means a whole lot of painting.

It's probably, like,

to help us with the painting situation, to be honest.

We thought about putting Grafico in our room,

which is, like, essentially a sticky wallpaper.

So I was having conversations with Damian from Grafico.

He actually come around to the place

and had a look at the space, measured it up.

Hi. Hi. How are you?

How are you? Good. Yourself?

Where's the walls?

So, basically, this is the bathroom area here...

Yeah, cool.

You're standing at the door to the room.

Yeah. Yes. Cabinetry there.

Yep. Wall there.

Wall there? Yeah.

And for, like, a king-size bed.

The bed wall is... Yes.

You wanted to put the Grafico on that wall there? Yeah.

And I already had a picture in mind of what I was looking for.

I wanted to use the colours of pink and turmeric,

the sweet-coloured vibe.

So you're thinking pink florals, things like that?

I want the whole room to be pink... No. I don't.

But, like, I want some of it to be pink. OK. Cool. Yeah.

I think it's such a sweet colour. Yeah. What have you got?

Oh, there's quite a few in the pink range.

There's this sort of one,

which has a sort of soft pink tone to it as well

and it's got the florals... OK.

..which is really beautiful.

I can certainly send you a bunch of different ones as well...

Yes, please. ..'cause there's only a few in here.

I'm happy... Inspire me.

Alright. Well, I'll have a chat with the design team.

We'll come up with a few ideas and then we'll go from there.

In house one, Sarah-Jane has finally got

the bathroom and bedroom measurements from Tom

and is headed off to Beaumont to select tiles.

Have you got photos of... Oh, don't worry.

Of the what? No, I don't care.

Alright. Sweet. I'm going.

This week, getting thrown into the extension threw us out big time.

Caught Sarah-Jane off-guard.

She seemed to be in a rhythm with her planning at the existing house.

Like, styling-wise. Yeah, styling-wise. Yeah.

I was thrown off because I'm, like, "Oh, my god,

"they're gonna expect more modern country, not traditional country."

And I don't do modern. I really like the country theme.

Mmm.

I really like the farmhousey, so...

I was already stressed 'cause I was thinking,

"How am I gonna deliver something modernish?"

Like, this is the other girls' domain.

This is me out of my comfort zone now.

Hi, guys. Hi.

Hey, hey!

Shaz was there when I got there.

Had to wait around for Shaz to finish her consult...

So we've got big ceilings again,

like, the 3.4, 3.5 or 3.6 or whatever.

Yep. No, 3.4.

..which was taking forever...

(CRICKETS CHIRP)

Oh, how you going, Shaz? I wasn't ready for this week.

Oh, I am in the foulest mood. Yeah.

I just feel so (BLEEP) stressed. Yeah, I'm with you.

I'm, like, "I can't do this today. I'm just done."

I'm done with this show today. I'm done.

I'm done with myself, I'm done with Tom.

(SIGHS)

I'm done with filming,

I'm done with bathrooms, I'm done with bathroom.

I'm done. (GROANS)

Alright.

And finally, she is done with her tile selection.

We can put everything away, except these two.

And I really love this.

I just...

I just love it. I just love it.

I'm... This... I'm using this and I'm using this.

Then I went mustard for the bathroom...

Yeah, cool.

..and a, like, grey and navy finger tile...

KitKat tile. Awesome.

See you, guys.

Hey, Ma.

So, I'm at Beaumont, having the worst day ever.

Tile choice was just, "Eugh."

Tom is just not listening to me all day.

And then my mum calls and she's, like, "Cleo's really unwell.

"She has a really high fever."

WOMAN: The thing is, I can't get her into a doctor.

The doctors is full today, tomorrow.

And I said, "Do you have any if I ring first thing in the morning?"

She said "No, we're chockers." We can't get in.

Well, take her to the Children's.

I'll come home and take her to the Children's.

As soon as my mum called and was, like, Cleo's not well, I was, like,

"I don't even care if we don't get this bathroom done.

"My daughter needs me and I'm going home."

Alright, Mum. Mum, Mum, I'm just gonna come, alright?

I've had a really tough day. You're having a really tough day.

I'll just come home and we'll figure it out together.

Alright? I'm gonna go and get her now.

Alright, I'll see you at home.

(RINGING TONE) TOM: (ON PHONE) What's up?

Hey, I'm driving home because Cleo's unwell still.

I'm just worried about her and I just... (CRIES) feel...

I just feel really bad for our family and that.

Yeah, I have to keep just looking after her and carrying...

And she's not a burden, but just carrying all the care, like...

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I know.

If you need to have a day off and stay there the night with her,

you do that.

Don't feel obliged that you've got to rush back here.

If you've got a stay with her, stay with her. Don't stress.

Cleo's your focus.

You worry about that, alright? Yeah.

(BIRDSONG) (DOG BARKS)

SCOTT: Five weeks into the build,

the Blockheads are all starting to miss their families.

That's especially true for house five's Omar and Oz,

who have left their wives, Maz and Jasmine,

and their kids behind in Sydney.

Boys on one side, put your hands up. Hands up.

And girls on the other side? Yes, gal.

Who's gonna look after the house when I'm gone?

Us! Yeah?

Osman's got his hands full with this one.

He's gonna be, you know, well, yeah...

Three months of torture. For who?

For everyone but you.

We got back from our shopping trip

and Maz, my wife, rocked up in a car,

so that was very, very surprising.

Sister Maz! MAZ: What are you doing?

Why did you come? How are you?

Where's the kids? There's no-one here.

It's just me. Are you joking?

I swear to God. Where's the kids?

(LAUGHS) And when I ran to the back...

It was emotional.

I ran to the back to the car to see the kids, she goes, like...

(BLEEP) "No-one." (LAUGHS)

It's just very... very surprising.

Is it? (LAUGHS)

Oz, are you alright?

Oz is like a brother to me. Like, I can pick it straight away.

I could see exactly how that would've felt.

To see my wife not coming

or anything organised behind the scenes, it's sad.

How much do you miss me? 100 times!

I miss my family a lot, to be honest. Of course.

MAN: You speak to them a lot while you're here?

I FaceTime 24/7, mate.

We've come up from, like, with tough upbringings.

Our parents expected us, like, literally how they were brought up,

not to cry, not to show your feelings and we both got kids now.

We would want nothing more than our kids

to actually tell us how they're feeling

and we gotta set the example for them as well,

so it's something that we're learning as we're going.

But it is what it is, at the end of the day.

I know they're healthy and they're happy.

Moving forward, mate. We're on The Block.

(ROOSTER CROWS)

This week, everyone has the monumental task

of completing a bedroom and a bathroom

but house three are still working in the old house,

which means they have a lot of demo to do before they can get started.

And builder Liam has arrived for the day

to find the demo and clearing

he thought Sharon and Ankur were finishing off overnight

hasn't been done.

Yeah, I think there might be times

where there is a bit of a miscommunication

regarding what work they want us to do after hours

and then after hours, potentially,

we're either completely wrecked by the day

or we've got a dinner and then that work doesn't get done

and then the next morning it can cause a little bit of an issue.

It's passive, though.

I think it is really important for mental health

to be able to process things properly,

but it does hurt my feelings.

Our own builders think we're not doing enough

with demolishing or whatever.

Like, we're behind in demo.

But I am a female. I can't pick up as much as those guys.

Neither can I. No, I know.

We're not trades. It just (BLEEP) pisses me off.

It's, like, we're a bit behind in demo.

Why don't you (BLEEP) help?

# We can get together We can... #

Now that we're working in the new pavilions,

we're going to need some new flooring.

You could do it the old way and use timber battens,

but we're going with the fast, easy, effective way by using screed,

a sand cement-based mixture.

It's so fast because it's created on site in large quantities.

Well, I've only ever used it in bathrooms

but this time we have to raise our whole extension slab up,

finish 100mm above the slab.

And for all those screed enthusiasts out there, here's some more detail.

Nigel, here's Screed Pro's computer on the back of the truck.

Talk me through how it works.

This is where all the magic happens, our artificial intelligence system.

In the truck, in the trailer, we've got our raw components.

We plug in here our recipe

for the particular screed that we're gonna pump

and it'll control, through the volumetric system,

how we mix the right amount of sand with the right amount of cement

to feed out the back to then be pumped into the site.

House two's seasoned renovators Rachel and Ryan

have deleted the powder room to allow for a spacious bathroom,

with room for a bath and shower.

But after Neale called their bathroom...

Bland.

..Rachel's determined to inject some personality into this one.

# Pull up to the bumper, baby, in your long, black limousine... #

I love Schots.

I've never been to Schots before.

Down here, bathroom department.

I have been dreaming of using real river stone basins for years

and then I went to Schots.

It feels just so nice.

And what do I find?

An array of river stone basins.

I just love it.

All beautiful.

But then this one gorgeous one just...

Perfection.

I didn't even get those words at our wedding.

So they actually take a stone out of a river and carve it.

I love that. I love that too.

And that is what we had to mould our bathroom around, this one basin.

SARAH-JANE: I settled Cleo in last night.

Mum's feeling a lot better looking after her.

We've got all her antibiotics, so I left first thing in the morning.

Did you miss me? Yeah, I definitely missed you, babe.

Did you really miss me? I did.

It was so cold and lonely in the bed.

Actually, I got to sleep in the king bed all on my own.

Alright. Eadie Lifestyle. First time coming here.

Very excited. I've got five minutes.

After an emotional day yesterday, Sarah-Jane is hitting the shops

to find styling items for her bathroom and bedroom.

Good. How are you? Welcome to Eadie's.

I love this as well.

Obsessed with this print. Yeah?

So I want to work that in with, like, a throw and, like, pillows.

Nothing like a bit of retail therapy to get back on track.

Do you still like that cushion? Mmm.

And then this is the throw. Mmm.

That's just my happy voices.

That's just my happy sound, so just don't worry about that.

One more thing. I think this is the final piece.

These together are... Stunning!

Yeah.

Perfection.

Sarah-Jane's guest bedroom will feature

a lavishly linened four-poster bed

opposite a built-in wardrobe with study nook.

Her bathroom will have a shower, timber vanity and... What's that?

A shaving cabinet.

I thought she hated them, despite Shaynna deducting points

for not including one in her last bathroom.

But is it enough for a master ensuite?

Absolutely! Yes!

Shaynna thinks not.

Do not like shaving cabinets.

You don't like shaving cabinets, but what about your buyer?

They won't like shaving cabinets. No.

They won't. (LAUGHTER) No.

You've gotta pick the buyers that don't like shaving...

You should put that in your sales brochure.

Shaving cabinet shelves are this tall, by this wide.

You can put a tiny little Listerine...

No, they're not.

You can't put your shampoo, you can't put your conditioner.

You can have your shelves this high if you want. That... Pointless.

Well, look who's done a 180. Oh!

Yeah, I went to Reece. I picked my vanity.

I got a Shaynna cabinet. I know, controversial.

We got a Shaynna cabinet.

I don't like face-level storage

but I'm getting a Shaynna cabinet this week.

No, you are not! Are you doing white bedlinen too?

Who are you? I would never do white bedlinen.

Who are you?

I leave that for all you other boring bitches.

Oh, my god. I know what you're doing. What?

You're going for a ten again, you sneaky little ten-ster.

You're going for a ten again. I'm just such a ten whore.

I've had a taste and I need more. That's exactly what it is.

They got a ten from Neale

and they think if they put in a Shaynna cabinet,

that's that extra half a point that they were missing from Shaynna.

And they could well and truly be right.

And more power to 'em. Five grand for a ten.

And that leaves just one more shopper to hit Beaumont today.

Make that two.

We're getting tiles. Come on.

You see, as well as overseeing everyone else's builds,

I'm also working on my own place.

This week, I'm also producing a bedroom and a bathroom

and I'm gonna need some bathroom tiles.

Those sorts of tones would go really nicely with the space, I'm thinking.

That's a brilliant idea, just the...

Just a pink bed and then everything white. Yeah.

My bathroom tiles will be white with a pink feature line -

that is, unless my teammate sees something she likes better.

What do you reckon? Do you like this one?

That one there, do you like it?

(WHINES)

OK. I'll take that as a no.

(BIRDSONG) (DOG BARKS)

SCOTT: It's going to be a big week.

Not only do the teams need to deliver a guest bedroom and bathroom,

they also need to get started on landscaping their ten acres

if they want to get it finished in time.

Because we won this week, we get a beautiful established tree.

It is about seven or eight metres tall.

Yeah. It's a liquid maple.

Absolute beast. Dragged it up the hills. Yeah.

Tom and Sarah-Jane are temporarily planting the tree

until they work out their garden plant.

Keep it coming. Yes! Like that! And then in the hole.

That's close enough.

How are you, fellas? Suncorp's finest.

Yeah. Suncorp's finest. Nice start.

Last week, over at house five, Omar and Oz had the bold idea

to set the landscaping apart from the pack.

They want to create a multipurpose tennis court

for their Suncorp game-changer.

I think you need to do a little bit more research

in terms of the material.

Like, what we don't want to do

is see some sort of first-generation synthetic materials going in here

that are actually creating more impact on the environment,

rather than actually protecting the future climate.

Fair. Fair point. Yeah.

But Oz thinks he's found his perfect match for a sustainable tennis court.

How's it going? Charlie.

How are we? So we met Charlie from DreamCourts.

Took him to the spot

exactly where we want our multipurpose tennis court.

So we can do a tennis court and you can have hoops on both sides.

We can completely customise it

to whatever you guys need in that space. Of course.

So, the beauty with this product is that it's fully recyclable,

so can be taken up, packed up and brought to the recyclers

and it can be munched up and reclaimed

and built into other materials.

It could be made into, like, flower pots,

garden benches and things like this.

Nice. Charlie, I love what I hear... Yeah.

..and also, Bernadette from Suncorp...

Yep. ..she's gonna love it.

This is literally what she wants us to pitch to her... Yeah.

..and I reckon this could possibly take us over the line.

It is a Suncorp game-changer. Brilliant.

In house three, Sharon wants to wow the judges

with a second master suite,

with a pink bathroom

and a floral pink feature wall in the master bedroom.

But it's Tuesday afternoon

and she hasn't locked in the print she wants from Grafico.

There was a lot going on that day with our builders and with the site

and all this other stuff

and so, a lot of stuff happened on text message...

I actually counted, after the event...

There was, like, 103 messages.

..there was, like, 103 messages that we were going back and forth,

back and forth, back and forth.

And I was just asking for a pink flower.

"What do you have that's pink?"

We were going back and forth and then other stuff was going on

and I was, like, "Can I get the pink flowers?"

And he was sending me multicoloured flowers.

And I was, like, "Can I get this one? Can I get it?"

And anyway, it kept going and I write a message saying

"I don't understand why this is so hard," after the 98th message...

Yeah. This guy's (BLEEP) me off.

And I got a text message from him pretty much soon after saying,

"Unfortunately, we will not be able to process your order this week.

"We've got big commitments with other houses

"and we won't be able to provide you with wallpaper.

"Good luck with the reveal. Damian." And that was the end of that.

So we can't do it? Literally, that's what he said.

And then he won't pick up my calls.

Don't worry about it. We'll figure it out.

(CRIES) I don't want to be here. I'm so (BLEEP)... (CRIES)

I started crying. I was gutted.

I was, like, I had literally ordered furniture to match that wallpaper.

He should've said to me, "Shaz, we need to finalise this

"before 5:30pm today, otherwise it's not gonna happen."

I wish he'd told me that because then I would've told my builder

or whatever I was doing, saying,

"I have to stop what I'm doing right now

"'cause I have a competing interest

"and I need to finalise this Grafico."

In house four, tradies Dylan and Jenny

have settled on white panelling,

backing the bed in their guest bedroom

with a built-in robe opposite.

And in the bathroom, they'll have an apricot feature wall in the shower,

along with a toilet, double vanity and bath.

But there's something missing and it can make or break a room -

the styling.

Now we're in the, like, steel, Truecore steel,

we want to try and do most of it ourselves.

We need to save on budget, so my game plan was just to online-shop

because I really wanted to help Dylan.

I got handbags, perfume, shoes,

clothes, watches, sunnies, everything on Catch.

(LAUGHS) And I used it all.

I love going styling mad. It makes you feel better.

# I'm sitting on top of the world... #

With his wife Maz on her way back to Sydney after a whirlwind visit,

Omar has decided to hit the road

rather than shop online for his mattress,

because there are some things you have to experience in person.

And if anyone knows about sleeping,

it's the guy who can sleep through a helicopter flight.

While you were on site talking to DreamCourts,

I'm trying to figure out what mattress would be most suited

for our buyers when they come and buy the house.

Perfect. I like that. Yeah.

MAN: It's gonna give you a bit of a massage.

That massage is taking your body metrics into consideration

and your sleeping position as well. Yeah.

You're gonna lay on your back first and then the screen will prompt you

and tell you to rotate to your sleeping position.

They've got this new...

some crazy computer thing that pretty much tells you

exactly how you should sleep and what kind of mattress you need.

We'll get you on, Omar. Lay on your back.

Oh...

You're gonna feel, like, a bit of a massage.

Oh... I'm about to press start.

Press start.

And enjoy. Take the moment. Rest up.

I hope it takes 20 minutes.

MAN: (ON RECORDING) While you're lying here,

a series of measurements and calculations are being gathered

to help a Forty Winks sleep specialist

find a selection of beds to match your profile.

It comes down to one word - support.

Thank you.

Oh, that's sick. What happened? What did they say?

You sit within a blue category,

pretty much meaning that you're sitting in between more than medium

kind of support... Yeah. ..and feel.

Did you test it? Yeah, I tested it.

How was it? It was very nice.

Did you sleep? No.

Dead set? (LAUGHS)

Thanks, mate.

I had a teddy bear. No, you didn't.

You're (BLEEP) embarrassing. (LAUGHS)

So nice.

(BIRDSONG) (DOG BARKS)

SCOTT: Tonight, I'm cooking up a Mexican feast.

(LAUGHS) Please!

Spicy Mexican chicken.

But that's not all.

I'm also hosting Tom and Sarah-Jane's Winners Are Grinners dinner.

RACHEL: Just when you thought Tom and Sarah-Jane couldn't get louder,

they dress as... Amigos.

..Mexican amigos and came and picked us up.

Tom looked frightening.

Oh!

(LAUGHS)

And they pick us up in the Everest.

We're in. You're gonna have to close the door.

And then we went off and picked up Shaz and Anks.

Hey, guys. Can't even recognise you.

(LAUGHS) Who are these new contestants?

I hope we've got tequila. So do I. I hope so too.

I (BLEEP) need it.

# Ole, ole, ole Ole, ole... #

So they ended up taking all of us

down to Scotty's for Winners Are Grinners dinner,

where we had Mexican.

Oh, it was so good. It was great.

Hey! Hola, chipola...

Hola. Hola. Hola.

Mexican Winners Are Grinners. (SINGS)

It was our night to celebrate. Yes.

We did it in style. We love Mexican food.

(LAUGHTER)

OMAR: Ponchos and sombreros were on the menu.

But the food was amazing.

Quesadillas. OZ: Nachos.

Corn. Bro, that corn was chilli.

This is spicy Mexican chicken. Oh!

WOMAN: Oh, my god. Beautiful!

Didn't know I needed a good feed until I needed a good feed.

SARAH-JANE: The only thing that was missing was the tequila.

But I don't think they brought it out

because they knew that stuff would get lit if that tequila was out.

Ladies and gentlemen, formalities of the evening, please.

Welcome to the Mexican fiesta.

You're all dressed appropriately. You look fantastic.

All thanks to Sarah-Jane and Tom,

who won their first room with the master bedroom...

(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) Thank you. Gracias! Gracias!

..with the master bedroom and walk-in robe.

Well done. Congratulations.

And obviously, the next duty for the Winners Are Grinners dinner

is for the winners to make a speech.

I would like to thank Tom for coming on The Block with me

and being resilient while I yell at him every day.

And that is non-sustainable.

(LAUGHTER)

I'd like to thank the cast and crew for also putting up with me and Tom

yelling in front of you guys every day.

(LAUGHTER) Anything else, Thomas?

TOM: I think everybody produced really nice rooms,

so well done to everybody. Yes.

You forgot about everyone else, didn't you?

(LAUGHTER) This isn't about anyone else, mate.

I won, alright? Yeah, go on. My apologies.

Now, normally, at a Mexican fiesta, we would have a pinata.

Yes. We've got something even better.

We've got the Catch Cow.

(CHEERING)

Now, this little bugger is stuffed full of cash

and I'm gonna hand you over

my very important 24-ounce leather grip Estwing

that I've had for many years...

I'm honoured. And this is a privilege.

Oh, me? There you go. You can do it.

Me? Yeah, you do it.

Oh, my god. (LAUGHS) I'm so nervous.

(LAUGHS)

(ALL EXCLAIM)

50s! 50s! Yeah!

I've always wanted to do that, but I've never...

I've never had enough money to do that.

But I've always wanted to do that. Sorry, guys. (LAUGHS)

Tom and Sarah-Jane won the extra 5,000 bucks from Catch

thanks to their perfect ten score from Neale Whitaker.

I've spent the afternoon going over some budgets.

Oh, no. Oh, no.

No, no, no. It's alright. I am not gonna mention names.

Well, I'm not gonna tell them but I will tell you guys.

I'm just gonna give you some comparisons

which should give you a bit of an idea

of where you should stand within this competition.

This is nobody's figures.

It's just a comparison of the highest spending

and the lowest spending for each of the trades.

Now, at this stage, of course, we are four weeks into the competition.

This is at four weeks.

Builders, chippies - lowest is 22,600 bucks.

Highest is 40,000.

What?

Expenditure of chippies and builders. So that's obviously over five houses.

It's double.

It was very interesting to see trades doubling up in price.

The fact that we're all doing the same work, all doing the same rooms,

to double up off a trade,

there's something definitely going wrong there.

What I'm trying to get across,

the point is that it is possible to get your bills down.

Electricians. Lowest - 6,500.

Highest - 14,000.

Now, this one is an absolute corker.

Plasterers.

Highest - 34,000.

Lowest - seven and a half grand.

Who's that?

Share your plasterer.

That is, like, incredible.

7.5 on plasterers?

How would you be 7.5?

I find that... Not hard to believe. I find it...

Like, it's a great deal that someone's getting.

Unless they're just doing a bit of a dodgy.

(LAUGHS) Backhanders. (LAUGHS)

I don't know, it seems weird.

Tomorrow night on The Block, it's that time again...

Waterproof Wednesday. Waterproof Wednesday.

Waterproof Wednesday.

..as teams race to get both their rooms on track for Sunday's reveal.

We will plaster everything.

How much longer have they got?

It was actually a little bit overwhelming.

We'll be lucky to start tiling after lunch tomorrow.

It was always gonna be a tough week.

While everyone faces their fair share of obstacles...

It needs to be two layers.

Am I just making this up for telly or something?

..one team is on the verge of a breakdown.

I don't want to, like, create an 'argumenty' thing over this

but just, like, more take it on board.

He still expects us to work at the same capacity he does

when we are at work and when he leaves,

even though we've explained to him

that there are different commitments that we have, like challenge days,

and it's actually annoying me quite a bit

that this conversation keeps coming up.

KEITH: Where's Sharon and Ankur? LIAM: No idea.

I'm leaving.

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