The Block Episodes – Glasshouse 2014

The final challenge is underway but from the very first hour there's conflict with one team not at all happy that they miss the planning meeting. The competitive streak comes out in some contestants with the opportunity to win money off their reserve prices.

Tonight the jury votes individually and two contestants decide to play nasty. Its terrace week on The Block and there's plenty to do especially for Chris and Jenna who have their additional rooftop terrace to complete on a shoestring budget.

The contestants take a drive to Kilmore in country Victoria for their latest challenge, the drive alone proving to be a challenge in itself! Scotty and Shelley greet the teams who must re-decorate bedrooms in a children's hospice.

Tonight the terrace roofs are removed but the Melbourne weather plays havoc with The Block's tight deadline. The winning team from the Children's Charity Challenge meet up with real estate guru John McGrath and are thrilled to receive their prize.

Max and Karstan begin working on their secret room and make an announcement that sends both Scotty and Shelley into a spin. Foreman Keith clashes with the teams when he tells them about some extra work they'll need to do.

Tonight the Glasshouse apartments are finally complete and the contestants hand over five very different terraces for judging. Once again the competition is fierce, the judges are impressed but this week only one team takes home the $10,000 prize.

The contestants score each others living and dining rooms and its a chance for some teams to get their revenge. The results of Scotty's audit are in. When one team is asked questions regarding the cost of their main bathroom the remaining four teams aren't happy.

As the ensuite bathrooms take shape, Keith discovers a nasty surprise under ground that could prevent The Block from being completed. The contestants get together to discuss the audit and seek some answers from the one couple in question.

Tonight all the teams are excited when they receive $5000 each and just 24 hours to redo a room in their apartment, as decided by the judges. Special guest judges Kyal and Kara from last series are our special guest judges.

The teams complete the Reno Replay Challenge and Kyal and Kara judge five new rooms. All the teams have their eye on the challenge prize - the winning team will have all their tradesmen for this week's ensuite fully paid for.

The ensuites may be relatively small rooms, but tensions run high on room delivery day. One contestant gives their glass installer the wrong day for installation and when Scotty calls tools down their situation worsens, resulting in an unfinished bathroom

The Blockheads are very keen to see each other's completed kitchens. Scotty reads out the jury comments at HQ and some couples have voted strategically to get their revenge. The $5000 jury prize is announced and its back to work on the living and dining rooms.

All the teams are struggling with little money left in their budgets. Michael attempts to cheer everyone up by organising lunch at the pub, where a few laughs and a relaxing afternoon are just what the teams need to recharge

Tonight the teams have a chance to win some high end furniture for their living and dining rooms with Shelley's Australian Made Challenge. Using Aussie made items they must recreate their living or dining area. This time Shaynna Blaze is the judge.

Shelley and Scotty check on progress of the living and dining rooms where the common theme is money, or lack of it. There's a mountain of paper work for Scotty and his accounting team as The Block audit gets underway & one couple's invoices look a little suspicious.

Shelley Craft shows us all the best behind the scenes from the past week of renovating and we hear from the judges about their thoughts on the controversial scores for kitchen week.

Tonight our contestants deliver five spectacular living and dining rooms. There's just half a point separating first and second place and one team takes home the much needed $10,000 prize. In one week the apartment interiors will be need to be completed.

In a surprise twist Scotty invites prospective buyers to inspect the apartments. They become judge and jury and award one couple with the $5000 jury prize. Kitchen week begins and the teams struggle with planning, tradesmen and work loads.

Tonight the winners of The Block Pop Up Shop are announced - the winners pocketing over $4500 in profits. All the teams are looking for a unique winning ingredient that will impress the judges for Sunday's kitchen reveal.

Simon and Shannon's kitchen plans hit the wall and Simon doesn't want to deliver what they have planned. Shelley has a creative challenge for the teams at the Queen Victoria Markets that will bring the inner foodie out in all the contestants.

Former AFL player Darren is flying solo on the tools, with wife Dee feeling under the weather. Michael's also flying solo, on duty in The Pop Up Shop. Rumours circulate that one team may be cheating and Scotty calls for an audit that all the teams must participate.

Shelley Craft hosts The Block Unlocked where you can catch up on all the best parts of laundry and staircase week. There's plenty of laughs as the judges tell us what they really thought of the teams' efforts.

Five couples and an abandoned 1980s office building come together for the biggest, most complex Block yet: The Block Glasshouse. Gold Logie winner Scott Cam is back again, this time bringing a new twist that's sure to test our blockheads like never before.

The Block Pop Up Shop is progressing slowly with one contestant doing most of the preparations. Strategy hits an all time high when the teams score each others master bedrooms. The winners take home $5000 worth of cash and prizes.

Tonight is the grand opening of The Block Pop Up Shop and past contestants Bec and George and Alisa and Lysandra are popular with customers. In the apartments the stairwells may prove too expensive and difficult for one couple to complete.

Tonight the teams are treated to an adrenaline packed day with a helicopter ride to Phillip Island. Challenge Day is a welcome escape from renovating as the teams compete for $5000 in a go kart race.

Scotty and Shelley take a tour of the apartments to check on progress where the staircases are proving difficult for some. Carlene returns from a trip home to see her children and she's not happy with husband Michael.

Join host Shelley Craft and hear what the judges thought of last week's master bedrooms. See all the funniest behind the scenes of the most challenging week so far - laundry and staircase week.

Tonight its a race to the very last minute as the teams deliver their laundries, powder rooms and staircases. There's disappointment once again this week as one couple don't finish in time with only one point separating first and second place.

Master Bedroom week kicks off with a bang when the Jury Judging is shaken up and the teams plans are turned upside down. Who will win the $5000 Jury prize?

Two couples struggle to start their Master Bedrooms because of enormous brick walls. Luckily Shelley is there to help with a renovating challenge worth $5000 to the team who can get the most creative.

The Master Bedrooms take shape. Chris and Jenna come up with a striking plan to win the week, while Mike realises he may have taken on more than he can handle.

Michael's in trouble with Keith, with Carlene, with the concrete cutter and with himself. Two teams turn on each other and it's all out war. The Master Bedrooms and Walk In Robes are almost complete, just an all-nighter or two until Room Reveal.

Tonight the master bedrooms are revealed and the judges are shocked by what they discover in one of the completed rooms. A family emergency forces one couple to leave The Block in a hurry, without completing their room.

All the teams pull all-nighters in the race to finish the guest bedrooms and study areas ready for judging. Another much needed $10,000 is up for grabs.

Scotty announces a new twist to judging that will change the competition and surprise the contestants. The completed guest bedrooms are open for inspection and all the teams are keen to see the week one winning room.

Scotty visits The Block to check on progress of the main bathrooms. Foreman Keith has some bad news that will force some teams to stop working on their apartments.

It's Challenge Day and the teams meet Shelley in Geelong where they must repurpose second hand items, turning them into gifts for each other. There's a $5000 cash prize for the winning creation, and some special guest judges join Shelley and the teams.

Scotty takes Shelley on a tour of The Block and they check out the main bathrooms. With just two days until reveal, there's tension, fighting and indecision.

Join Shelley Craft for a look back on guest bedroom week. Judges Neale Whitaker, Shaynna Blaze and Darren Palmer tell us what they thought of the first room deliveries and what they're expecting from the contestants this series.

The five teams enter the biggest and most challenging Block ever! Once they get their bearings in this huge building, the teams just need to find which apartment they will live in and renovate over the next 11 weeks.

The teams start work on their first room, the guest bedroom. Some couples have some big ideas but will their ideas win them the $10,000 room prize up for grabs at the end of the week?

Amongst the chaos of renovating their week one rooms, the teams are called out for their first Block challenge. Scott drops a bombshell that will change the game and the competition for everyone.

In the middle of the first week of renovating the enormity of the biggest Block yet is getting to everyone. There are delays in construction and some couples become frustrated with foreman Keith and his team of builders.

Tonight the guest bedrooms finally begin to take shape, then its over to Shelley Craft for The Block Unlocked. See all the best behind the scenes of the couples' first few days on The Block, as well as some hilarious audition tapes of our teams.

Tonight the teams hand in their guest bedrooms and the judges are amazed by the efforts of some teams. In a Block first there's disappointment for one team who doesn't finish their room.