Reno Rumble

Tonight, meet Australia's two newest teams of renovators, the Blue Tongues and Red Backs. They'll be transforming two houses every single week, creating dream homes and changing the lives of some deserving home owners.

The couples are busy renovating their bedrooms, but sticking to the home owner's brief is difficult for some. Judges Romy Alwill & Darren Palmer inspect the completed bedrooms & Darren is so impressed with the efforts of one team that he can't decide who will win.

Reno Rumble's first winning team is announced but there's no rest for the renovators who get straight to work on their second rooms. Nick and Chris spend up big on a fireplace but the other Blue Tongues aren't convinced that they are willing to be part of the team.

Despite being one team member down, the Blue Tongues do their best to unite as the end of the week draws closer. The competition heats up with the harmonious Red Backs feeling very confident about their renovation.

Tonight the two homes are completed and the judges decide on a winning house. After a great week, both the Redbacks and Blue Tongues are confident and the results are close. Scotty brings the lucky home owners through their newly renovated houses.

There's fallout from last night's judging as the losing team struggles to come to terms with one couple being eliminated. But its on with the show and another two houses to renovate in just seven days.

Halfway through the renovating week and the first rooms are judged by Darren and Romy. One couple is awarded immunity and their team is thrilled with a two point advantage.

Scotty arrives to inspect progress of both homes where there's tension within more than one team. The stakes are high as no one wants to see their team members eliminated this week. There's plenty of stress as everything that can go wrong does go wrong.

Another transformed house is revealed to some happy home owners, which means the teams must face Scotty once again for the weekly elimination. There are tears from one team and triumphs for another, with a six point difference between them.

The Blue Tongues and Red Backs get ready to rumble once again for another week of renovating with new team captains and two new design briefs from this week's home owners.

The Blue Tongues are fighting and struggling to complete their first rooms. One decision made by team captains Michelle and Steve doesn't impress the judges. Scotty awards immunity to one relieved couple.

The week of renovating isn't getting any easier for the Blue Tongues, who are fighting about the budget allocated to the bathroom. Even in the relative calm of camp Red Back there is unrest at the business end of the week.

The Red Backs continue to struggle with a bathroom curse. The Blue Tongues are frustrated when they can't find what they're looking for to give their bathroom the winning edge. The 72 hour challenge culminates in another elimination as the teams meet Scotty.

Tonight the remaining Red Backs and Blue Tongues begin another Rumble. This week, there's more construction than ever before as one team discovers termite damage. Darren and Romy judge the first rooms and one lucky team is awarded immunity.

Scotty pays a visit to check on progress as cracks start to show in some previously solid friendships. The teams get started on their second rooms and its the business end of the week with the Red Backs feeling confident of a win this week.

The Reno Rumble gets serious as Josh fights with Ben and the pressure to survive elimination intensifies. The two homes are completed and one of the completed kitchens doesn't score well with the judges. Another team leaves the competition.

A new Rumble begins in Kingsville, its semi final time as Scotty announces new changes to the competition. Both teams must bring something special to this week's makeovers and both plan structural changes and extensions.

Tonight there's a mad dash to finish the first rooms as all the teams work through the night. The hard work pays off as the judges love all the rooms and both teams receive a much appreciated award.

The seventy-two hour challenge begins. Josh and Jenna aren't seeing eye to eye on measurements, and one team struggles so much with the budget that they are forced to re-think the furniture for their rooms.

Tensions are high as the Red Backs and Blue Tongues race to finish their houses. With extensions on both homes, this Reno Rumble has been the biggest so far. Tonight it's a double elimination so every point from the judges counts.

After a gruelling double elimination, our two remaining teams begin the grand final. The teams have similar briefs this week from our lucky homeowners. Early planning and good communication are what the teams need on the first day.

The two remaining teams must bring something special to the grand final week. One contestant orders fifteen skylights for their home, in an attempt to have the upper hand with the judges. Another struggles to keep all the original features in their home.

A disastrous phone call stops one team in their tracks as the clock ticks down to the first room reveals in Grand final week. The judges are blown away by the results as Scotty reveals the scores and a game changing twist.

The Reno Rumble final challenge is here and it's massive. The Red Backs and Blue Tongues are renovating identical side by side houses, and in a Reno Rumble first, will makeover front and back gardens.

Reno Rumble is in full swing and the couples are cranky with each other with two entire houses due to be completed in just two days. One team is so far over budget that they're at risk of being disqualified.

Finale nerves set in as the Blue Tongues change their living room plans to make it perfect, and the Red Backs 11th hour decision to change exterior paint colours could bring them undone. As deadline approaches, one team is in danger of not finishing their renovation.

The moment the Red Backs and the Blue Tongues have been waiting for. After six weeks the winner of Reno Rumble is announced. The lucky team takes home $50,000 and a brand new Mazda CX5 and hands over $50,000 to their nominated charity.