Two contestant couples on The Block Allstars have built designated third bedrooms. The other two contestant couples stuck with the two-bedroom plan and offer a study. The contestants Phil and Amity along with Mark and Duncan have the three bedroom …
… David and Margaret Jones and part of huge crowd that came to see them at David Jones Mitre 10. STAWELL – A big crowd of about 300 people joined ‘The Block All Stars‘ contestants Duncan and Mark as they dropped in on Stawell Mitre 10 last weekend.
Executive Producer Julian Cress, co-parent of the concept with long time friend and collaborator David Barbour, offers that “last week broke the lot of them – they don’t have time to recover this week because their kitchens arrive to be installed in three days, so it’s all hands on deck”.
Cress knows pressure. He’s been in television almost his entire career, either as a producer for shows like 60 Minutes or as a show runner/EP for his own product, and The Block is without doubt his and David’s baby. They created it, pitched it and own it, and together they run an extremely tight ship. In 2013 they will deliver two versions of their long-form “stripped” series for Channel 9. At least this series they have the luxury of a ‘formal’ production office in the rented house next door to the sites – but that’s just where the live action is, in Cress’s sphere of influence.
Philamity’s kids arrive and check out their holiday shack and pressies. The favourite has scored the minibike his ‘rents won last week. The girl looks around for a pony. Later, their parents take them to watch lawn bowls. Duncan wins an ‘impromptu’ comp and donates the prize to charity, as he already has 5 Club Champion trophies at home. He also wins a second combo for their safe. [Was the first in the armoire? See how much attention I pay to Challenges …]
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