I am so sorry to do this to you all.
Last week, I said we would never have to look at stupid bedrooms ever again. I said sayonara to boring bed heads, fully believing the monotonous hell was over. I thought there wasn’t another bedroom in the entire city of Melbourne to be renovated. I thought we were done. I thought we were free.
I was wrong.
Because this week, the contestants renovated those weird barn-like areas above their garages. And what did four out of five couples choose to fill their weird barn-like areas with?
More fujucking bedrooms.
Oh, and garages… which precisely nobody cares about. Except for Ronnie and that Volkswagen dude who insisted on charging everyone’s electric cars.
The producers tried desperately to convince us that these bedrooms were different to the other 193829 bedrooms we’ve already seen. After an hour and a half, I’m still unsure what this difference is, aside from “these ones are very, kinda, slightly, marginally bigger”.
FFS.
Sarah and Jason: 26.5/30
Sarah and Jason didn’t finish.
We all knew this was coming, you see, because Sarah and Jason’s rooms all follow the same irritating narrative: Sarah and Jason start later than everyone. Are nonplussed about this. Continue to work at a regular pace, with no real urge to catch up. Act generally blase about everything, until approximately two hours before tools down, when they express surprise and frustration that they won’t finish. Present an unfinished room to the judges. Proceed to blame the tiling guys for everything.
Top Comments
I think next season Keith and Dan should go around first and start every trade element with a score out of 5 and then they deduct based on whats not to code. For example, with R&G, they had the vanity and the taps all there but not hooked up so they would deduct 1 point for it, after deductions that score or minus score would be added or deducted from the judges scores. Does that make sense?
Then, the 3 current judges can come in and judge on just aesthetics and functionality.
The current judges are losing their credibility because they are not consistent every week. Its not a fair competition.
Could the desk in the "home off" be any smaller???