Tuscany, Italy

Saša Krupljanin

Edinburgh

Abaz

Norfolk
An Idiosyncratic Home
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Maria Artemieva

Actress

CA-NS

COL

Anjana and David Devoy
The Tree House

Steven Scholes

Belovodsk, Kirghiz SSR

Obed Benjamin Sullivan

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The Gothic House

Gulfport, Mississippi, U.S.

the Syrian Civil War

Cumbria
The Wooden Box: Revisited

Tolga Özkalfa

Virginia's absence in Bill's love life continues to have an upsetting effect on him, and ends up having to sacrifice his surrogacy program; Libby and Paul take their relationship to the next level; Tessa is caught in the act with her boyfriend.

Benet, Brenda

Saint Petersburg, Russia

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Nurdin

The Cob Castle
The Isolated Cottage
Marine captain Jon's life changed for ever when he stepped onto a land mine in Afghanistan and lost three limbs. After viewing many uninspired specialist homes and considering awkward conversions, he and partner Becky realised their best option was to build a property themselves. The design is cutting-edge, with sleek glass walls, open-plan spaces and a dramatic wing-like roof, and the couple want there to be no noticeable adaptations. However, they soon use up their budget of £250,000 and encounter problems with their incredibly tight schedule. Kevin McCloud follows their progress.
Medway

Roger Howarth
Labour Party

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The Oak-Framed House
A couple, Zoe and Tim Bawtree, who live in a Regency house in Cheltenham that is expensive to run decide to sell up and build a modern low maintenance house in their back garden. However, height restrictions mean they have to build 60 per cent of their new home underground and neighbours make 90 complaints about their planning application. Undeterred, the pair continue as planned, but the project encounters further problems including the departure of the builders.

Anastas Michos

Linda Robinson

Kevin McCloud meets Audrey and Jeff, who dream of living in one of west London's most exclusive areas. However, the only way they can afford it is to go underground. Their plan is to transform a listed Edwardian artist's studio - along with 5,000 sq ft of derelict basement - into a bespoke subterranean home, complete with supersize kitchen, mezzanine sitting room, four en-suite bedrooms, a gym, cinema, steam room and wine cellar. As if the task weren't tricky enough, they are doing it without proper architect's drawings and Audrey is project managing - and the difficulties begin almost from the start.
Tom Watkins and Darron Copping wanted to build a house that would be home to them, their art collection and their two large dogs. Darron's passion for surfing meant it would also have to be near a beach. They already shared a timber beach house in a hamlet on the Sussex coast, and when a neighbour's bungalow came up for sale, they decided to buy it, demolish it and build a dazzling white modernist house in its place.

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Living in the Wild

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Iran

Brittany, France
Puglia, in Italy's deep south, where the country's heel rounds to the foot's arch, is a land of shimmering heat, olive groves and artists' dreams. It is also the place where artists, like David Westby and Leone Witton, became hard-working artisans to turn a derelict olive farm into a Roman country estate – despite the worst obstructions of Italian bureaucracy and with very little money.
Kevin meets Kevin McCabe who wants to build what may be the largest Cob structure in the world. With 6 metre-tall walls, McCabe fights a battle with the weather and his implausibly small 350,000 pound budget. He plans to form the huge property out of two vast curved roundhouses - the largest of which is inspired by the natural geometry of a snail shell - connected by glazing and topped with wildflower meadow roofs to mirror the surrounding countryside. However, the project involves mixing and laying a mind-boggling 2,000 tons of cob, all during warm, sunny weather - and the sheer scale of the task soon becomes clear.
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TBA
Lot, France

Amna Mir

Halifax Regional Municipality

Darko Jović

Six years after his first visit, Kevin returns to see how the O'Hare's fared with their split-level home cascading down a practically vertical hillside in Belfast.
The Cambridgeshire Eco Home
York

Ukrainian Democratic Alliancefor Reform

Strathaven, South Lanarkshire

Halyna Hereha

Ronnie Crossley

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Ukrainian boxer

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Steve Livingstone

The Metal Sculptural Home
Town Fields, Doncaster
Newhaven, East Sussex

Arman Čorović

The Urban Shed

Town

Kevin McCloud follows the progress of private chef Ed Versluys and Pilates instructor Vicky Anderson, who want to convert a concrete cow-shed in the Somerset countryside into a three bedroom home. With the help of one young builder and the knowledge they can learn from the Internet, the couple plan to project manage the conversion themselves. However, they have only eight months and a budget of just over £200,000 to make a warm and comfortable home with straw bale walls and wide expanses of glass.
Mark and Deborah Sampson and daughter, Tilley, like to practice an ecologically sound way of life. Together, the family's over-riding desire is to make a statement about who they are and how they choose to live their life, and to be accepted for the way they are by the local people.

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The Brighton Modern Mansion

Keith Taylor

Amy Lippman

Amid 55 acres of organic farmland in the New Forest, Lizzie Vann and Mike Thrasher set out to build an idiosyncratic home. They wanted a house that would reflect their love of travel and eastern cultures, yet blend into the very English countryside around them. Their first proposal, for a wooden Japanese house, was refused planning permission, but after three years of adapting their ideas with architect David Underhill, they were finally ready to build. Their ingenious design was in three sections: a living wing, a bedroom wing and a romantic tower.
Modernist Villa

Starbright, Part 1: Falling Star

Three's a Crowd

Matić

Guildford

Denis Žerić

The Scandinavian House
Lake District National Park

Hilary Rodgers

The Sliding Glass Roof House

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Worcestershire
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Memija
Hamza Čataković

Denise Daniel and Doug Ibbs

Malcolm Boriss

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Klitschko, Vitali

Colin Lambert

B0J ,B3A to B4G

The 14th Century Castle: Revisited

Edin Fatić

Japanese

Matt

Cheryl and Alex Reay

Independent

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Tyler

Orhan Vojić

Teresa Fitzsimons
Dave Pawson

Brooklyn, New York, U.S.

ESP

Akale

Rodríguez

Stadion Grac

"Pilot"

Sonis

Rhoda Morley

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Central: UTC–6,

GUM

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Devon & London

Len Branton

Jem and The Holograms take a much needed vacation to a Colorado ski resort owned by Rick Franklin, an old friend of Howard Sands. Mr. Franklin tells the Holograms that his resort is being threatened by another resort owned by Eric Raymond. Eric and the Misfits attempt to sabotage the resort, in order to bankrupt Franklin so that he will sell the resort to Eric. Meanwhile, Rio and Swenson, the handsome ski instructor face off in a contest for Jem's attentions. In order to settle the matter of which resort controls the mountain, The Holograms and The Misfits face off in a ski contest.

Disc 2
Featured songs: "You Gotta Be Fast" – The Misfits, "It's Workin' Out/Doin' Me In" – Jem and The Holograms/The Misfits, "Love Is Here" – Jem and The Holograms

Víbora (Viper)

Marcos
Pascal

Zlatni Ljiljani

Eight years ago Alex and Cheryl Reay left London for a new life in the New Forest. They bought a run down medieval thatched cottage and lovingly brought it back to life. Then just before Christmas, with Cheryl pregnant, disaster struck. A fault in the chimney caused a massive fire which destroyed the entire building. Overnight Alex and Cheryl had lost almost £400,000. Whilst most people would have walked away from this, Alex and Cheryl couldn't let go of their dream. Nine months after the fire, they decided to start all over again and rebuild the cottage, bigger and better than before.

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Season 4

Jabal al-Zawiya, Syria

Mark Brinker

The Headcorn Minimalist House: Revisited
Ross-on-Wye
Kevin McCloud meets Tim and Philomena O'Donovan, who are trying to convert a lifeboat station in Tenby, Pembrokeshire, into a contemporary home and preserve the historic building for posterity. A weather-worn, rusting and rotting hulk that was never designed for habitation, it is perched on a steel pier 40ft above the sea and can only be reached by crossing the sandy beach at low tide.

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Maidstone, Kent

Ajdin Redžić

The Hi Tech Bungalow

The Misfits and The Holograms are both invited to compete in the "Battle of the Music Stars", a Battle of the Network Stars type event in Honolulu. Eric's hired thug, Zipper supplies the Misfits with rigged sports equipment to give them the edge in the competition. Later on, Kimber is kidnapped, and the Holograms have to find her in time to compete.

Disc 3

Featured Songs: "We're Misfits in Hawaii" – The Misfits, "How You Play the Game" – Jem and The Holograms

The Chilterns Water Mill
County Londonderry

The Holograms are invited to perform a special concert in China. The Misfits tag along and take notice of Jem's reluctance to part with her Jem star earrings while going through customs. They steal the earrings, leading Jerrica and the Holograms in a race against time to recover them in time for the concert.

Disc 2

Featured songs: "You Can't Catch Me" – The Misfits, "Something Is Missing in My Life" – Jem and The Holograms, "Love Unites Us" – Jem and The Holograms

Andrew and Lowri Davies embark on a project to build an environmentally friendly farmhouse in rural Wales. Encouraged by their architect, they opt for some state-of-the-art experimental building materials; but do their builders know how to use them? As the budget spirals out of control, they find it increasingly difficult to balance the budget with their desire for a sustainable home.

Brava Island League

Lambourn Valley, Berkshire
Living in the Country
Jim Fairfull considers himself a very lucky guy. He was out fishing with a friend when he came across a beautiful, secluded loch. It's a magical place with stunning views over the nearby hills. He got chatting to the farmer who owned it and discovered the site was for sale. Within a week, he'd done a deal and bought the land. Jim runs a successful wholesale fruit and vegetable company in Glasgow and his wife, Simone, looks after their two girls, aged 11 and eight. Jim and Simone were not intending to self build. But they fell in love with this dramatic location and decided they wanted to live here.

Figure Skating Academy St. Petersburg

John Hartley

The Barbican Flat

Phillip Bethell

Bill and Sarah Bradley are a couple whose dream of living mortgage-free rests on building not one, but two timber framed houses in south London. Building on the site of Bill's old wood workshop, the couple plan to sandwich the houses in between two existing rows, leaving them overlooking, and overlooked, by over twenty neighbours. To get around these difficulties Bill and Sarah's houses will use oblique windows, skylights and double height glazed courtyards to create two beautiful but private homes. But before long the budget is soaring and Bill's desire to go more luxurious and high spec leaves their dream of debt free living looking ever more remote.

USA

Kocoski

House from Straw: Revisited

Toni Nikić

Javed Iqbal

Kevin McCloud marks the 100th episode with one of the programme's most ambitious projects to date. Leigh Osborne and Graham Voce want to convert and extend a landmark 150-year-old water tower in central London into a luxury home. Grade II-listed, derelict and with 6ft-thick walls, it's a huge challenge for the pair, who also plan to build two structures at the base - a lift shaft connected by a series of glass tunnels, and a modern living space. The result will be a four-bedroom property over nine floors, complete with a room at the top offering spectacular 360 degree views across the capital. The tower, which is located directly above London Underground's Northern line, was originally built for Lambeth Workhouse in 1877 and became a Grade II listed building in 2008.
Product designer Rebecca Sturrock has returned to her family home in Cornwall with her partner Gregory Kewish and a highly ambitious plan. Together they hope to transform a small, damp bungalow into a cutting-edge home to share with their twin three-year-old daughters - all for just £80,000. The design is radical - to reinforce the walls of the old property and add a new living space on top to take advantage of the views. This extra floor will be made entirely of thick wooden panels engineered in Germany and normally assembled by a crew of specialist installers. However, budget constraints mean the couple are determined to do it all themselves.

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In Stitches

The Shaker Style Summer House and Thames Houseboat
The Tree House: Revisited
Over ten years ago, as one of Grand Design's first projects, Andrew Tate and Deborah Mills found a site with a monstrous, dilapidated, 100 foot tall water tower on it. Unusually, they saw it as the perfect spot to build a contemporary family home and convert the old water tower into a seven-storey bedroom wing. Andrew is a commercial architect and so the modern new build went up in just four months, using fast-track methods alongside unconventional building materials. However, things were not so easy when it came to the three feet thick water tower: a doorway they expected to be made in two days, took two weeks. Kevin went back to see Andrew and Deborah three years after they had moved into their contemporary extension, but they had still made no progress on the water tower, and were living with minimal bedroom space. Now Kevin returns again to see if the water tower conversion has finally happened, and if their dream home has worked out just as they envisaged all that time ago.

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The Underground House: Revisited
Tom and Judy Perry wanted more than just a home for themselves and their two children. On a site of outstanding natural beauty in Buckinghamshire, they set out to build an ambitious house – a symphony of angles, glass walls and exposed steel, with a dramatic inverted roof. Tom made himself site manager and main contractor. He had no experience but he liked a challenge – and, after all, how difficult could it be? And it turns out to be very difficult.

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Football Club

Andrew Jones

Not everyone gets to live out their childhood dreams, but Francis Shaw did exactly that when he bought a crumbling castle on English Heritage's Buildings at Risk Register. Little did he know what he was letting himself and his family in for. In the heart of the Yorkshire Dales, the peel tower dates back to the 15th century and was protected as a Scheduled Ancient Monument. Kevin McCloud returns in this program to see if their dreams have become a reality.

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Ben "Timmy Howard" Robertson

The Underground House

"E Mari Merces"

The Oak-Framed House: Revisited
The Disco Home: Revisited
Isle of Skye

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Michelle Ashford

Obed Sullivan

The Eco-Barge

While in New York, Bill orchestrates an entire dinner with Virginia, Dan, and Dan's wife, in hopes he will finally be reunited with Virginia; Libby and Paul's night together is interrupted when a detective shows up to investigate an accusation about Bill.

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The Fighting Marine

Jaime

Broadway Magic

Adam Arkin

Michael Butler

The 16th Century Farmhouse
Newbury

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Two Scents

Sue Pawson

Petro Poroshenko Bloc

The Lifeboat Station
Six years ago Lucie Fairweather and Nat McBride began to build an affordable eco home in Woodbridge for themselves and their two young children. However, their journey was to be about more than bricks and mortar. Just before they got started, Nat discovered he had cancer, and after just a few months he died. Lucie decided to carry on with the project Nat had devised. Kevin McCloud returns to find out just how life has moved on for Lucie and to discover whether her wonderful and striking house has become part of the landscape.

Full Ten Count

Azir Muminović

Snow White/Mary Margaret Blanchard

Bathwick Hill, Bath, Somerset

Total Coastline

The Derelict Barns
Kevin returns to see whether Bill Bradley has completed the work on his two timber houses in south London.

Nicolás

Cambridgeshire Fens

Astana, Kazakhstan

Monkey Business

Jérôme

Darko Todorović

Water Tower Conversion
Natasha Cargill wants to build a home shaped like two enormous periscopes in rural Norfolk, but to obtain planning permission, she has to ensure not only that the materials are sustainable, but also agree to measure the transportation used to deliver them. If these strict criteria are not met, she won't be allowed to live there, and to add to the pressure, she has just £330,000 to spend on construction and six months to complete the project. Kevin McCloud follows her progress.
The Adaptahaus: Revisited
Kevin McCloud visits the Sussex Downs to follow the construction of a New England-style kit house bought and designed entirely on the internet. Self-builder Jane Warren loves the New England style, and when she discovered that she could replicate it in the UK by buying an entire kit house, she just had to have one. Will Jane realise her dream of celebrating her first anniversary with her new husband Willem Mulder, in her new home or will her New England kit house become a living hell?
North London
The Glass & Timber House

Vitali Volodymyrovych Klychko

Masseria Impisi: An Artists' Retreat: Revisited

O. Šarkić

Purple Eagles

The Tuscan Castle
Merry's family have been Herefordshire builders for generations, so she knew that the county was rich in traditional building crafts. She and Ben Albright decided to combine these with technology for a new house with a genuinely rural feel.
Ireland

Mohammed Sharif

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Tony and Jo Moffat, musicians with Scottish Opera, had long dreamed of a home in the countryside. They found a perfect site on the Clyde estuary in Argyll and Bute. Located in a small village on a hillside, it had glorious views as far as the isle of Arran and was less than an hour's drive from Glasgow. Inspired by local oak-framed barns, they gave architect Andy McAvoy an open brief. In return, he gave them a design that fused medieval and modern and promised a beautifully simple interior. However, the construction was anything but simple...

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Kevin McCloud looks at the challenges of self-building in the countryside, where design must embrace and enhance tradition, yet often overcome stringent planning constraints. Drawing on footage from the show's 15-year history, as well as new visits to extraordinary homes, he finds out how pioneers at the forefront of architecture are transforming agricultural and historic buildings, and bringing cutting-edge contemporary design to rural parts.

Island of Deception

Nihad Hadžikić

Michael Franzese

Flores

Avdo Spahić
BIH

No physical contact between players

Keita

Cloontykilla Castle
Kevin revisits the co-op.
The Sliding Glass Roof House: Revisited
Rather than go down the traditional building route, Tiffany and Jonny Wood opted for a German pre-fabricated kit house with great green credentials. Before they could even think about building their house they had to prepare their site: a fiercely steep hillside. Tiffany and Jonny embarked on the biggest ground works project Grand Designs has ever seen, costing around £300,000. And, just when they were about to complete these mammoth works, the weather turned bad and disaster struck. Their neighbour's wall collapsed in a storm. The resulting damage could have cost them nearly £100,000. Determined to carry on, even through 80 tonnes of extra mud, Tiffany and Jonny persevered, and a year into their project, were finally able to go to Germany to choose their house. Every fixture and fitting had to be decided and, once made, no changes were allowed. Now, with the promise of the house taking only five days to go up on site, and with no possibility of landslides, hopefully their build will now run smoothly...

Starlight Music sponsors Indy 500 driver Martino Granzetti. When a crash lands Martino in the hospital, Jem & the Holograms manage to rebuild the car and Jem decides to race the car for the tournament. However, things turn nasty when Pizzazz enters the race and causes chaos on the track.

Disc 4

Featured songs: "I'm Coming From Behind" – Jem and The Holograms, "Back in Shape" – Jem and The Holograms, "Ahead of the Game" – The Misfits

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Perea
Ethan

Church Conversion
The Regency Villa

Surrogates

Ivan Bondža

Kevin McCloud revisits John Flood and Eleni Skordaki, who completely gutted their Victorian terraced house in Hackney, London, to create an open, light, modern space. He discovers whether the struggle to modernise their home while dealing with an Anglo-German conflict between the builders was worth it.

Roserie

Edvin Rastoder

Max

Emir Ćutahija

Niagara Purple Eagles

The Water Tower Conversion: Revisited

Jane Gartside

Kevin McCloud meets Julie and Mark Veysey, whose Grand Design is a stunning Miami-style beach house on a beachfront plot overlooking the south Devon coast. Julie and Mark have had several holidays in Miami, and Julie wanted to recreate the outdoor beachfront lifestyle back in England, living in a house full of light and sun, within easy reach of the waves. The house is very much Julie's vision and she is passionate about the design. It is a series of dazzling white interlocking boxes topped with a flat zinc roof.

December 2012

Forgive

The Co-Op
The Curved House
Isle of Wight

George Kinder

Kevin McCloud meets artists Indi and Rebecca, who are planning to build a modern, larch-clad home on the Isle of Skye, with a second hand-crafted building alongside to use as their studio, all on a tight budget of £150,000. They have been saving for years, but making it happen will mean taking on the savage weather, not to mention the sceptical locals - and as if that weren't enough, most of the work is being done by one man, local builder Donald.
Kevin McCloud follows the progress of 37-year-old Angelo Mastropietro, as he transforms a damp, dark and abandoned cave in Worcestershire. Having recently been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, Angelo wants to create a retreat to help him cope with the news and become a 21st century caveman. He has a budget of £100,000 and plans to almost single-handedly carve, cut and drill into the hillside to make the cave comfortable for contemporary living. However, there is no manual for a project of this kind, and the unique challenge soon becomes an obsession.

Emma Swan

The New England Gable House
The Violin Factory: Revisited
The Japanese House: Revisited

Yes

Kevin McCloud visits a couple who are looking to build their hi-tech modern house in a quiet north London street. Sarah Jordan and Coneyl Jay have long dreamt of the perfect work and living space. Unable to find what they were looking for they decided to build their own. However the site they have found is situated in a predominately Edwardian street. While they wait to see if the council approve their plans, they employ architect Mike Tonkin to realise their vision but can their ambitious project ever become reality?

Sierra

The Jem Jam, Part 1

Michael Franzese in 2009

The Contemporary Cedar Clad Home

Virginia confirms to Bill that the child is her ex-husband George's. Bill wants Virginia to take a leave of absence as her pregnancy is becoming noticeable, and doesn't want to attract attention, as she's unmarried. Meanwhile, Libby worries that if people discover Virginia is pregnant, they'll think it's Bill's, and she questions Bill about it. Bill suggests Virginia marries George for show, to legitimatize her child and to not draw attention. Virginia marries George and later gives birth to their daughter, Lisa. Bill and Virginia's book, Human Sexual Response, is released.

Eric Raymond sends Malone to investigate Jem, to try to discover her true identity. Malone uncovers Synergy in the abandoned drive-in, he takes a picture and takes the evidence to Eric Raymond. The Holograms realize that their secret is out, 0move the computer to the mansion and prevents Synergy from being discovered by Eric. On the night of Battle of the Bands, Eric holds Ashley hostage and tells Jerrica to meet him at the Starlight drive-in. It's up to The Holograms to save Ashley, but it turns out to be a trap. Rio rescues both Ashley and The Holograms in time for the contest, and Jem and The Holograms win, and Jerrica regains control of Starlight Music.

Disc 1

Featured songs: "She's Got the Power" – Jem and The Holograms, "Takin' It All" – The Misfits, "Music Is Magic" – Jem and The Holograms

Christy Marx & Ellen Guon

Tipton, Birmingham
Argyll, Scotland
The Derelict Mill Cottage

Philippine–American War

Gloucester

Darren Pedley

Stadion Međugorje

Kevin McCloud checks out a housing scheme in Birmingham. It's near impossible for many people, particularly those on a low income, to buy their own home. However, a Birmingham Housing Association along with Angela and Peter has set up a scheme that allows people to build one instead. The group of 11 men and women will build, not just their own property, but each other's homes as well. None of these budding self-builders have previous experience in the trade and have undergone extensive training to teach them the ropes.
Kevin McCloud catches up with Sarah Wigglesworth and Jeremy Till, who constructed their experimental central London house out of straw bales, springs, cloth cladding and sandbags. They laid themselves on the line, both professionally and personally, as their build slowly advanced from one architectural style to the next. Kevin returns to this award-winning house to find out whether it is well and truly finished.

Kazakhstan

David Flebotte

The Misfits plot to ruin The Jem Jam, a benefit concert Jem is planning, by tricking Luna Dark into coming with them, while Krissy must deal with Lena Lerner's spoiled brat son, Dominic , and Ba Nee is sure that Randy James, a red-haired drummer for a is her father. This episode also featured other "celebrity" stars, Rowan Owens , Ron Cox , and Johnny Deacon .

Disc 4

Featured songs: "I Can See Me" – Ashley, "A Father Should Be" – Ba Nee

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Michael Butcher and Phil Palmer fell in love with Christmas Farm, near Newbury, and decided to give up their urban media jobs and move to the country. Michael Butcher and Phil Palmer want to bring a touch of urban glamour to their new home at Christmas Farm near Newbury by creating a modern farmhouse that combines an open-plan party pad with functional spaces below. As the builders set to work on the handcrafted flint exterior, complete with a vast trapezoid window, the pair juggle construction with farming the land, and in an attempt to make the project work financially, they set up a microbrewery in the barn.

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The Thames Boathouse
Living in Suburbia

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United States

A 21st Century Answer to the Roman Villa

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Kevin McCloud follows the progress of teacher Michele Long and architect Michael Howe, who want to restore and transform a 100-year-old blacksmiths in County Antrim near Portrush, near the coast of Northern Ireland. With virtually no practical experience, Michael wants to do as much of the project as possible by himself. However, the weather on the coastline is fierce, and the freezing weather coupled with a tight budget of 150k means the build is stretched from one to three years.

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Financial Analyst Yuen-Wei Chew commissions Paul Daly, top nightclub designer, to redesign the interior of his fifth floor, 1 bedroom 750sq ft, Barbican flat. As a vision of contemporary living with a fusion of two strong design elements, Zen meets Pop. With an initial budget of around £20,000, but with bespoke elements such as a walk-in wardrobe costing £6,000 and window blinds costing £9,000, things soon go out of control with the total being closer to £115,000.
The Modernist Sugar Cube

Vedad Gljiva

Trejo

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Head Coach

The Jem Jam, Part 2

Kevin McCloud revisits Denise and Bruno Del Tufo, who hoped to transform a concrete water tower designed by Edwin Lutyens into a contemporary home. Kevin was originally far from enthusiastic about their project, believing the original building to be ugly and brutal in its design – but the couple soon had other problems to worry about, as rising steel prices forced them to make drastic changes to their budget.

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Klitschko in 2011

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The Christmas Farm
The Glass & Timber House: Revisited

Burović

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Advan Kadušić

The Violin Factory

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Lincoln Miles and his wife Lisa Traxler modernise a stone-clad bungalow on the Isle of Wight.

Amir Hadžiahmetović

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Firecracker

Sandy Husić

Robert and Jane Ellis decided to convert an isolated hilltop ruin in the Forest of Dean in Herefordshire. Adding modern steel and glass they created a mouthwatering contemporary structure. They decided to keep as much of the old barn as it is. The new additions are clearly modern and new, with a clear line separating old and new. The old barn was very dark with no real windows and since planners ruled that no additional windows can be added, they had to use as much of available light as they could. The result is a surprisingly bright space, filled with lots of steel, stainless struts, glass and the best of modern furniture, where new and old are sitting in a very easy dialog.
Mary Martin and Carl Turner want to build a home that resembles a giant stack of glass cubes in Brixton, south London. The couple are hoping the structure will become an instant landmark, while on the inside they are planning a Zen retreat. But to succeed, their finances must be pushed to their limit, so Carl takes on as many of the specialist jobs as he can to save money. Kevin McCloud follows their progress.
Architect Henning Stummel and his partner Alice Dawson plan to convert a dilapidated joinery workshop in north London into a contemporary family home and office. They want to preserve the building's original steel frame, but to restore it they will have to take it down, which means carefully extracting it from the neighbours' walls without causing damage to their property - and that's just the start of the couple's problems. Kevin McCloud follows their progress.
The Cave House

Whitcomb, Ed

The Periscopes House
Kevin McCloud returns to a Surrey village, where brain tumour sufferer Philip Traill and his wife Angela created a high-spec contemporary house in the shell of a barn. The design involved two bedroom pods connected by a walkway, leaving an open-plan living space between. Five years on, the presenter discovers whether the couple have managed to turn the building into a relaxing family home.
Carmarthen, Wales

Ermedin Demirović

Kevin McCloud follows the conversion of a large, Grade II-listed timber-framed barn in Essex into a family home and work-space by artists Freddie Robbins and Ben Coode-Adams. Their plans involve few interior walls to display their collection of toys, but at seven times the size of an average three-bedroom house, the transformation of the 500-year-old building proves extremely challenging.

Kimber's Rebellion

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Beth Bornstein

Osmanković

The Joinery Workshop
Marlow, Buckinghamshire

Toni Karačić

Maria Eduardovna Artemieva

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Bournemouth

Trey Bruce, Mark Wright

Wiltshire
Kevin revisits artists Freddie Robbins and Ben Coode-Adams.

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Midlothian, Scotland

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Maureen Rowbotham

Jonathan Igla

Kathryn and Charlie Raywood set about renovating a farmhouse cottage. The couple draw inspiration from Sainte Chapelle, Shakespeare's birthplace and Gwidyr Castle. They start to strip the place back to its medieval roots. But with a meagre budget of just £10,000 the basic structural work to the house eats up 80% of the budget, leaving a mere £2,000 for all decoration including a new kitchen, bathroom, lavish fabrics, tapestries and medieval furniture. They resort to enlisting family and friends to get things back on track. They buy Asian antiques which resemble medieval originals at a fraction of the price and up their overdraft in an attempt to get the project completed.
An update on Louise and Milko Ostendorf, who embarked on a project to convert an old violin factory in London into a luxury home. The work was threatened by a battle with their orchestral neighbours over a jointly owned wall, and Kevin McCloud returns three years later to find out whether their dispute has been settled.
Clapham South, London

February 2015

Sunderland

Stuntman Jeff Wright, despite Kimber being cruel to him earlier on rides into the explosion and rescues Kimber. Infuriated, Jem and the Holograms quit the production permanently, along with most of the crew who witnessed the accident. In hospital, Jeff forgives Kimber for treating him cruelly and they kiss. Jem rallies the crew to continue the movie, but with a new plot and title: Starbright, while the Misfits' demanding behavior finally causes what remains of the original crew to walk off the set. Meanwhile, a disguised Clash sneaks onto the set of Starbright to spy on the cast and crew, only to be caught by Georgia, the makeup artist who had recently quit the movie as well. Clash steals the tape of Jem's accident, but Jem and the cast manage to recover it after a lengthy car chase. Starbright proves to be a box office smash, while the Misfits Movie bombs quickly. The Holograms' first share in the box office proceeds go to pay for Ba Nee's surgery, which is a complete success, then Jerrica takes Ba Nee to see the movie.

Disc 2

Featured songs: "Putting It All Together" – Jem and The Holograms, "Welcome to the Jungle" – The Misfits, "People Who Care" – Jem and The Holograms

June 2008

The Water Tower: Revisited

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Winnipeg

Williams

Kevin McCloud revisits Helen Gould and Phil Reddy five years after they built an earth-sheltered home in Cumbria. The presenter finds out if the house has survived without leakage and whether it has delivered the eco-friendly life the couple desired.

Antoni Bandić

ENG

The Cross-Laminated Timber House

Danijel Čikarić

The Glass Cubes House
Peckham, London
The Concrete Cow-Shed

Neil Lever

Nicky and James Dobree were raised in France and in a mountainous area respectively. Nicky was raised in France, James in Beirut – both have fond memories of the mountains as children. So it was natural for them to one day look to buy a place amongst France's tallest peaks, the Alps. The journey moving the family, including their two young sons, Fabian and Felix, from South London to a renovated 300-year-old farmhouse in Les Gets was to have its ups and downs. It was never meant to be a permanent move. The original plan was to develop the top two floors of the chalet so the family could spend the summer there, overseeing the completion of the bottom floors. They would then be able to rent out the whole chalet in the winter months. The family were only planning to use their new home for the summer seasons.
The Curved House: Revisited
GP Peter Berkin and his wife Chard, an alternative medicine practitioner, have decided to build a new home at the bottom of their garden, but cannot agree on any part of the design - even the basic shape. Peter is a keen hobbyist who wants the house to feature a workshop where he can build a plane, and he's planning to spend twice the £200,000 budget Chard has in mind. Kevin McCloud follows their progress.

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Virginia and Logan drop everything to relax in Las Vegas, but Virginia can't seem to put her work behind her; Bill starts his surrogacy program despite Virginia's prior skepticism; Libby is forced to confront memories of her past lover; Betty and Helen enlist Austin to help them get a baby.

Brockwell Park
Barry Surtees, a self-made property developer, his wife Julie and their teenage children live in a large comfortable house in Brighton's most moneyed suburb. Barry decides to build a four storey modern mansion, complete with pool, gym, artist's studio, fantasy bedroom and Japanese roof garden.
Skipton, North Yorkshire
Kevin returns to see how Pru and Richard Irvine fared one-and-a-half years after they began building their bespoke home in the Midlothian countryside.

Lucas

Deputy

Oxford
The Modernist Villa: Revisited
Kevin McCloud follows software executive Andy Bruce and garden designer Nicki Bruce, who are planning to build a "floating" house on the River Thames, which would be the first of its kind in the UK. Their architect has come up with an ambitious, experimental design that would see the whole property magically rise up with the flood waters. However, no one knows whether it will work, and the project soon becomes bogged down in the logistical challenges of bringing to fruition such a complex structure on a small island that is only accessible by a narrow footbridge.

Liwa’ Suqour Jabal al-Zawiya

The Eco Arch: Revisited

Special releases

Petkovski

In Woodbridge, Lucie Fairweather and Nat McBride plan a responsible, low impact, ecologically sensitive home for their young family. Nat tragically succumbs to cancer early in the build, leaving Lucie to continue on her own with a downsized version of the original design.
The Newport Folly

High Anxiety

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Barrett

Monmouthshire

Jem hasn't been heard from in some time and Jerrica doesn't seem to care. The Misfits waste no time capitalizing on her absence, especially when Owen Beech, the owner of Diskovery Records promotes a contest, awarding a Gold Album award and a new car, the Glitter and Gold Roadster to the winner. After an argument with Rio, the Holograms try to persuade Jerrica to make a new album to compete with the Misfits. Jerrica is somewhat resistant to the idea, feeling it may be too late to enter the contest, but when she overhears Eric making a comment that she ruined Jem's career, it galvanizes her to enter, and promises Owen Beech she and the Holograms will deliver a new album in time for the contest. The group decides to use the prizes for the contest as the theme for their new album and look called "Glitter and Gold".

Disc 4

Featured songs: "How Does It Feel" – The Misfits, "Glitter and Gold" – Jem and The Holograms, "We're Up/You're Down" – Jem and The Holograms/The Misfits

Kevin McCloud meets Chris and Jill Heleine, who have chosen to build their dream home in Huddersfield. Some time ago they bought a deserted textile mill, which they dream of giving a light, modern interior. The build has been organised like a military operation, their filing system has left nothing to chance and Chris will even be doing some of the work himself. But will their dream home turn out exactly as they expected?

Matters of Gravity

Craig Pawson
Vladimir Kremenović

"Pink Flamingo Kind of Love"

Lieutenant Governor

Rick Merwin

Median Income*

Evers

Natalia Egorova

Extended plays

Location of Halifax in Canada

A 21st Century Answer to the Roman Villa: Revisited

Zdravkovski
Halilović

Jean Hornby

Halifax Transit ferry crossing the harbour

Pat Colclough

Kevin travels to Cornwall to see the conversion of an old chapel by Gavin Allen and Jane Fitzsimons.
The Japanese House
The Self-Build: Revisited

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Battle of the Bands

The Lime Kiln House
The Isolated Cottage: Revisited

Peter Evans
Anthony Bennett

The Self-Build
Alida Saunders and Rob Roy

Dwellings

The Water Tower: 2nd Revisiting
Ashford, Kent

Jem and the Holograms are approached by Robert Arlington, a high profile publisher, who offers them a opportunity to appear in a rock music themed fashion book. The Misfits learn of this and try to upstage the Holograms's book by creating their own. When their initial attempts fail, they attempt to ruin the book outright, but with no success. Eventually, Pizzazz persuades her father to buy the rights to the book, putting the Misfits in charge of the project.

Disc 3

Featured songs: "Come On In, the Water's Fine" – Jem and The Holograms, "We're Off and Runnin" – The Misfits, "We Can Change It" – Jem and The Holograms

The English Barn
Jenny and Paul Crouch

Nelson, Brenda Ann; Benét, Brenda

Gina Fattore

The Miniature Hollywood Mansion
The Lime Kiln House: Revisited

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NTS Map

Manitoba

Masseria Impisi: An Artists' Retreat
The Recycled Timber-framed House
This week Kevin meets a couple, Janne Hoff-Tilley and Howard Smythe, who bought a ruin and moved to Italy in 1999, hoping to start work building their dream home in Tuscany. Since then they've spent all their time trying to get planning permission, but finally, after four years, they are about to start work. And it's an epic project: they have bought a derelict 1,000-year-old castle in the Tuscan hills. Now, the couple face their biggest battle of all: rebuilding this massive ruin into a comfortable and luxurious five-bedroom home.
The Larch-Clad House

Falcons of al-Ghab

Canada

List of Jem episodes

Musicians Tony and Jo Moffat began building a home on the west coast of Scotland, investing in an architect who developed an experimental design emulating a Norwegian longhouse, using a medieval-style oak frame. However, the project soon hit problems, with rocketing costs leaving them struggling to continue. Three years on, Kevin McCloud revisits the couple to see how their creation has progressed.
Chris Miller and his wife Sze Liu Lai lived in a tiny flat in East London with their two children Alexion and Tayszea. It was very tight for space and as the kids grew they really felt in need of more room. Chris and Sze are both social workers on low incomes and they have very little in the way of savings. They did however own a small narrow boat, which inspired a solution to their 'no money, no space' dilemma. They decided to build a houseboat which would give them more space for a fraction of the price of a home on land. They began with an 86ft steel barge moored in a boatyard on the River Medway...
Woodbridge
Peterborough

GNBC Code

The Bournemouth Penthouse

British National Party

Kent
The Thatched Cottage: Revisited
Kevin's Grand Design: The Great British Property Scandal
Brixton, London
Sussex

Nico

The Terrace Conversion: Revisited

Trey Bruce, Rebecca Lynn Howard

In 2010, Claire Farrow and Ian Hogarth built a home containing a sauna, spa, dance floor and DJ booth on a small patch of land in London. It was a notorious project, with several setbacks - including their digger smashing into a neighbour's wall and the re-emergence of the old river under the building, which threatened to prevent them completing the project. Kevin McCloud revisits the couple to see how they are getting on two years later.
Avon Tyrrell, Dorset
The Contemporary Mansion

Мария Эдуардовна Артемьева

Millien

Hackney, London

Several girl groups from all over the world are invited to take part in a rock fashion contest headed by Italian music promoter Tony Cassini. Shana is a bit nervous about the competition and The Misfits try to rattle her by chipping away at her confidence. But the last laugh is on them when their own designer drops out of the contest. Unfortunately this prompts them to get Zipper, Eric's hired henchman to steal the costumes Shana's designed for the Holograms. Since The Misfits stole Jem & The Holograms' costumes, they come second while Jem comes first and Shana receives credit for both the Holograms and the Misfits' costumes.

Disc 2

Featured songs: "It Depends on the Mood I'm In" – Jem and The Holograms, "Designing Woman" – The Misfits, "Time Is Running Out" – Jem and The Holograms

The Eco Arch

JAM

The Radian House

Governing body

Masters of Sex

The Woodsmans Cottage: 2nd Revisited
aka "Mies van der Rohe Inspired House"
The Decagon House

Lieutenant Jamil Raadoun

Kevin McCloud meets Claire Farrow and Ian Hogarth, who are trying to construct a home containing a sauna, spa, dance floor and DJ booth on a small patch of land in London. They have applied for planning permission to include a basement and started work on the construction, but setbacks including their digger smashing into a neighbour's wall and the re-emergence of the old river under the project threaten to prevent them completing the build.
April Marr and Reuben Welch. Kevin McCloud revisits a thrill-seeking couple who bought a derelict 19th-century stone house in Edinburgh with the aim of restoring it to its former glory. He hopes to discover whether their lack of building experience hindered their ambitious project or if their energy and enthusiasm managed to pull them through.

The Princess and the Singer

The Cruciform House

Ahmet Kečalović

The Holograms head to Paris to shoot their first video, "Twilight in Paris". Kimber is jealous of all the attention Jem gets in the video shoot. Eric offers Kimber a solo contract. Kimber declines, but later feels unappreciated and decides to leave the Holograms. The Holograms go to Kimber's favorite radio station and express their appreciation for her. Fortunately, she hears them, and the band makes up. Meanwhile, Ashley, one of the Starlight girls, grows angry with Jerrica and the Holograms, running off and befriending the Misfits, who use her to get Jem.

Disc 1
Featured songs: "Twilight in Paris", "Gettin' Down to Business", "I Got My Eye on You" – all by Jem and The Holograms

Anđušić

Ben

Kilcreggan, Argyll, Scotland

Frame Up

University of Toronto Press

Kevin McCloud follows Lysette and Nigel Offley, who are knocking down an old Thames boathouse and constructing a cutting-edge home in its place. Taking inspiration from the river itself, they have designed a building of waves and curves with a huge glass porthole for a roof light. But problems begin almost from the start, as they can't find a contractor willing to build over the water, their architect leaves unexpectedly and the costs turn out much higher than expected. To make matters worse, the neighbours aren't happy about such a radical sight in their traditional community. As they begin to compromise, Kevin wonders if the couple's dreams will ever be realised.
The Timber Frame Kit House

Jemal

The Victorian Threshing Barn
Kevin McCloud revisits a couple who converted a disused electricity substation in Sunderland into a four-bedroom family home, armed with just £50,000 and ideas from a book about Moroccan interiors. Despite a number of setbacks, Anne and Richard Curtis created a living space which, three years later, has had a sumptuous rooftop garden added to it.
Kevin McCloud meets Paul and Penny Denby, who are demolishing their mock-Georgian home on an exclusive south London estate to replace it with a contemporary mansion. The couple have no building experience and they struggle with many design decisions, finding themselves £250,000 short of the amount needed to finish the property.
Every Englishman's home is his castle, but for Francis Shaw this is quite literally true. He and his wife, Karen, and their two young daughters, bought the ruins of a 14th-century castle in North Yorkshire and took on the remarkable challenge of turning a pile of stones into a beautiful home. Surrounded by rolling green fields, the location is idyllic; however, the castle itself was little more than four crumbling walls.
Florida Villa
Netherton, Yorkshire

"Forgive"

John Kershaw

An architect, Martin Pease plans an unusual home for his family where everything is white and open plan. He calls upon his experience of designing commercial buildings to build the house and uses materials and systems more commonly used in office projects. The biggest risk is that his house may look more like a car showroom than a comfortable retreat.

Horrified at the news of Ba Nee's impending blindness, Jerrica learns from her doctor that there is an experimental laser surgical procedure that could save Ba Nee's vision. However, the cost of the surgery is a staggering $250,000. Having canceled all their tour dates to star in the movie, Aja hits on the idea to divert funds from Starlight Music to cover the cost. But when they arrive there, they find the building closed down and without power. Joanie, the business manager of Starlight Music, tells the group that Eric has drained huge sums of money from Starlight Music to promote the Misfits' movie. Left with no other option, Jem and the Holograms are forced to return to the film. Eric's demands push the group to their limits once again, especially when Jem nearly falls from a set display suspended several dozen feet in the air. Video records the accident hoping to use it to shut down the film's production, but Jem pleads with her not to, because of Ba Nee's surgery. During a dangerous motorcycle scene for the movie, Kimber is caught in the middle of a series of explosions set off by Roxy and Clash, and is almost killed. She pleads with actor Nick Mann to save her but he rides off and leaves her in the explosion.

Disc 1

Featured songs: "Congratulations" – The Misfits, "Show Me the Way" – Jem and The Holograms, "Love Is Doin' It to Me" – Jem and The Holograms

Phil Grantham

Herefordshire

James Gartside

Akeil

The Music Awards, Part 2

Kevin McCloud catches up on retired couple Denys and Marjorie Randolph, who had decided to embark on their final building project, a brand new, green oak, barn-style house.
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David Clayton

Lake District
Following Kathryn Tyler as she designs and builds her Scandinavian-inspired eco house in Falmouth.

Brenda Benet

The Dilapidated Georgian House: Revisited
The Large Timber-framed Barn
Berkshire
Around ten years ago Gil and Hillary Briffa retired to southern Spain. Instead of creating a home like the traditional old fincas in the area, their architect son designed them a confrontational, modernist glass box, surrounded by boldly colourful connected rooms, behind a giant citadel wall. A few years ago, Gil died, but now Kevin McCloud revisits Hillary to find out whether her home has settled into its landscape and how life is treating her as a British widow living abroad.

Selmin Đogić

Kevin McCloud travels to Wales to visit Adrian and Corrina, who have decided that their first home will be a 300-year-old ruin. The cottage is set in the Brecon Beacons National Park, Corrina and Adrian have a very small budget and an enormous amount of work to do to return the ruin to its former glory but they are eager and seemingly undaunted by the scale of the project. But how will they cope when the elements suddenly turn on them?

Emir Bijelić

Kevin McCloud returns to rural Wales to visit Andrew and Lowri Davies, who dreamt of replacing their cramped cottage with an environmentally friendly farmhouse built using state-of-the-art eco materials. The couple needed to reduce their mortgage and work to a strict budget - but after an argument with the architect, they found it increasingly difficult to balance the books.

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Krizanovic

Leopard gecko

Christopher Manley

London
Newport, Wales

Stjepan Radeljić

Víbora

Undue Influence

The Barn & Guildhall
In 2005, Kelly and Masoko Neville set about building a spectacular oak framed and straw baled hexagonal house in the Cambridgeshire Fens. Kelly, a carpenter, had always dreamed of building an eco-friendly home that could provide a base for a new self-sufficient life where he and Masoko could produce their own food and energy from the land. Kevin returns to see their progress from series 7.

Zaldana

Sheriff

Elena Fomina, Tatiana Klenina

Birmingham
Theo and Elaine Leijser hoped to bring a bit of Dutch style to Scotland in the building of their first family home – a colourful, contemporary three storey house, with a striking cedar clad exterior. The couple stumbled across the perfect plot overlooking the beautiful Campsie Fells near Glasgow, bought it and began to plan their dream build.
Shaped Like a Curvy Seashell
Kevin travels to Berkshire to see the conversion of an English barn by Denys and Marjorie Randolph.
Devon
When Reuben Welch and April Marr came across a ruined 19th-century house amid the tower blocks of Leith, Edinburgh, they saw it as their future home. They had no clear idea of how to restore it, and precious little building experience. Still, they were young and fit and they liked a challenge. So they bought the crumbling shell and set about transforming it with their own hands.
Kevin continues with his epic adventure to create his very own Grand Design.

The Holograms and The Misfits become so focused on beating each other at the upcoming annual Music Awards that they neglect their duties to the Starlight Girls. Deidre, one of the girls is so hurt by this she runs away. Ba Nee, not wanting Deidre to go alone decides to come with her, and Krissie goes as well to keep an eye on them. Meanwhile, Video introduces the Holograms to Giselle Dvorak , a talented stage dancer, who has a special request for them. Eric Raymond hires Techrat to cause trouble for the Holograms. The girls run away to the Misfits, who anonymously report that Jerrica is mistreating her Starlight Girls. At Starlight Music, Jem finds out from Lin-Z that the Haven House Benefit is the same night as the Music Awards and that missing the event would hurt her chances to win this prestigious award. She backs out and goes home only to learn about the runaways. The Holograms search everywhere but there is no trace of them. Feeling guilty for ignoring them, Jem decides to perform at the benefit anyway with the hopes that the girls will hear about it and come home.

Disc 2

Featured songs: "She Makes an Impression" – Jem and The Holograms, "When It's Only Me and the Music" – Jem and The Holograms, "I Am a Giant" – The Misfits

Note: When this episode first aired, the show provided a hotline for runaway kids to call and get help. Due to the high call volume the system went down temporarily.

National Space Agency of the Republic of Kazakhstan

Party of Four

"What a Shame"

The Dome House: Revisited
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The Shipping Containers House

Tommy

Stadion Bare

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Tracy Fox and husband Steve want to build an "urban shed" featuring two studios, three bedrooms and a double-height space with a walkway, made out of industrial-style materials including corrugated cement fibreboard and 20ft panels of polycarbonate sheeting. Having discovered an old milk yard tucked away behind some flats and shops in south-east London, their long-held desire to build a highly unconventional family home and workspace begins. But their choice of unorthodox materials proves challenging and costly. Kevin McCloud follows their progress.

Mark Frisch

The Boat House

Most Consecutive Knockouts from the Beginning of a Heavyweight Career

Jeremy Till and Sarah Wigglesworth built their experimental central London house out of straw bales, springs and sandbags. Nearly nine years after its conception, Kevin McCloud returns to the award-winning house to see the finished property and find out if an adjacent railway line is causing a disturbance.

Purple

Yegor-Daniel

Terry Smith

Russian figure skater

Head of the Kiev City State Administration

In 2005, businessman Jim Fairfull and his wife Simone set out to build a glass pavilion by a loch in Scotland. Jim was suffering from a stress-related disease and hoped that living in a tranquil setting might cure him of his condition. But there is nothing calm about the process of building; and with such a beautiful location, it was a challenge to find a design that would do it justice and appease local planners. Kevin catches up with the couple to see how their build was getting on.

Eric incites greed and scandal by offering a $100,000 reward for anyone who can reveal Jem's real identity, while both groups are in New York City auditioning for the lead roles in a Broadway producer's new show. Rio decided that he doesn't have to know Jem's real name.
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Note: D'Compose from Inhumanoids makes a cameo in one of television sets at a electronics store when Eric Raymond did a televised press conference.

Disc 3

Featured songs: "Who Is She Anyway" – The Misfits, "Can't Get My Love Together" – Jem and The Holograms, "Broadway Magic" – Jem and The Holograms

Kuzmanović

The Excitement of Release

FRA

Kevin McCloud revisits artists David Westby and Leonie Whitton three years after they bought an olive farm in the Puglia region of Italy and planned to convert it into a home on a budget of £25,000. The project proved difficult due to their lack of experience and problems with Italian planning laws. When the presenter last visited they had built a guest house but their own residence was untouched.
The Co-Op: 2nd Revisiting

Babić

The Crooked Chocolate Box Cottage: Revisited
The Marlborough Farm House
Five years ago, John and Terri Westlake built a timber box that even they weren't sure about on the edge of a forest in the middle of open countryside. Now Kevin's back to see whether they've warmed to the design, and what life is like living the modernist dream in splendid rural isolation.

Alhassane Keita

Steven Levenson & Esta Spalding

Pat Flynn

The English Barn: Revisited

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Kevin McCloud meets Rupert and Julie Upton, who are building a very experimental idea in the Lambourn Valley. Their dream is to create an amazing cross-shaped house made of oak and glass, strikingly modern with the most superb views. But each piece of wood has to be custom made and the design itself is incredibly complex. Few people would have the courage to take on such an experimental build – will Rupert and Julie's bravery pay off?
Lambeth, London

Christy Marx

Demo tapes

Andrew Neilson

David

The Inverted-Roof House: Revisited
Anne and Richard Curtis found a disused electricity substation in Sunderland and set about converting it into a large four bedroom family home on a tight budget. Never having been to Morocco, but are taking inspiration from a Moroccan Interiors book. Trying to keep costs down Richard does most of the work himself while trying to hold down a day job as a Policeman.
Janne Hoff-Tilley and Howard Smythe

Untraceable

Kevin McCloud meets a commercial surveyor, Henry Chopping, with an £800,000 budget who is planning to build an unusual home in Oxford. His chosen plot is situated behind a listed wall and strict planning conditions mean the house has to be only one storey high. With the help of an architect, the owner comes up with a design that makes the most of the land and available light, but his perfectionist nature causes the project to run behind schedule.

Ortiz

Kevin follows Simon and Jill Bennett's conversion of two timber framed barns. However, one has turned out to be a medieval guild hall.

Surinder Biant

Leader of the Ukrainian Democratic Alliance for Reform

Pett Level, Sussex

Jordan

Ipswich
The Tuscan Castle: Revisited

Feels Like Love

The Music Awards, Part 1

Ricarte, Artemio

The House of Straw
Kevin McCloud revisits a couple who took on the task of constructing a sustainable two-storey timber house heated by glass panels in the Kent countryside. Mimi da Costa managed the project despite a lack of experience, while her husband worked, and intended to have it completed in 16 weeks. But as the complex build threatened to drag on for months it became unclear whether their home would succeed in blending into the landscape and providing them with a greener, healthier lifestyle. Last in the series.

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The book receives good reviews, however, causes some controversy among the public, and the office receives several negative letters. Tessa tells her mother that since the book was released, she feels embarrassed at school since everyone knows who her mother is. Later Tessa is orally raped by a boy in a car at a school dance after she said she did not want to fellate him. Libby socializes with a neighbor, who is planning on leaving her husband, which leaves her to question her own marriage to Bill. Bill wants to sell the book as a medical textbook, but needs investors. He desperately wants Washington University to buy it, but they reject it, as the subject is still too controversial. Jane, now married to Lester, is hired to sort through the letters the office received regarding the release of the book. Bill visits Barton, and offers him a job when he realizes he's not appreciated at Washington University after Barton is insulted by Chancellor Fitzhugh, who declines using the book as a textbook. Virginia and Betty meet with potential investors, including Hugh Hefner of Playboy. Bill rejects the idea of being associated with Playboy, as that's not the image they want. They end up choosing Dan Logan, a businessman who works in the fragrance industry, who wants to capture the smell of sex in a bottle.

Vladimir Oršolić

In Search of the Stolen Album

Kevin McCloud travels to south Devon to meet Sue Charman and Martin Whitlock whose dream is to create a family home which feels part of the earth, using old English building techniques. They are not starting from scratch, but rebuilding two ancient run-down barns. Environmental concerns are extremely important to them, but will they manage to realise their vision of rebuilding the barns in same meticulous way they were built originally, whilst incorporating energy efficient, 21st century technology?

Neal Cassidy

Steven Levenson

Solo DVD Videos

Stonemason Adam Purchase and his partner Nicola Brennan try to restore a dilapidated Grade II-listed engine house in Cornwall, which was formerly part of a silver mine. With a budget of £100,000, Adam takes a year off work to transform the property into a new home, but has to rely on favours to complete the project before he runs out of time.
Málaga, Spain

Atlantic Ocean

The Government of Manitoba

Emir Spahalić

Architect Patrick Bradley has come up with an unusual £100,000 house design built out of four 45ft shipping containers, welded together to form a giant cross and cantilevered over the top of a stream on the family farm in County Londonderry. His mother is hoping the new home will help her son find a girlfriend, but the small budget and tight schedule soon pose problems. Kevin McCloud follows his progress.

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For six years Bruno and Denise Del Tufo stared at the large concrete water tower at the bottom of their garden trying to figure out what to do with it. It's a very rare object – a square water tower on stilts designed by architect Edwin Lutyens, who built it to supply the manor house nearby. It's not exactly beautiful but Bruno and Denise feel very protective towards it. When they sold their house, they were worried that someone might knock the tower down, so they decided to try and find a way to live in this huge, concrete monster.
Kevin McCloud catches up with Rupert and Julie Upton. The three-year build on the picturesque slopes of the Berkshire Downs was wracked with hold-ups, set-backs and spiralling costs but the gardens have now been landscaped, and the timber frame has aged in colour from honey to silver as the property settles down into its outstanding rural setting.

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Young architect Richard Hawkes and his wife Sophie have decided to move out of London to live the good life in the Kent countryside. They buy a plot of land on which they plan to grow their own food, and lead as sustainable a life as possible. For Richard it's an opportunity to experiment and build the house of his dreams; one that embraces cutting-edge green technologies and is capable of providing almost all its own energy.

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Cheltenham

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Bill becomes desperate to reconnect with Virginia as she raises concerns towards Bill's new surrogacy program; Dan plans on leaving Missouri; Libby tries to set Paul up with one of her friends; Austin loses custody of his kids and ends up staying with Betty and Helen.

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Buckinghamshire

Čorović

Kevin travels to Amersham to see the conversion of an old water tower into a stylish new home by Deborah Mills and architect Andrew Tate.

Falcons of Mount Zawiya Brigade

Dejan Glišić

Season 1

Denis Bošnjak

Mechack

The Loch House
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The Inverted-Roof House

Kremenović

Spain is the first choice of many Britons planning to build a new life abroad, but it is a little more unusual for South Africans to settle on the Iberian Peninsula. Ten years living and working in London may help explain why Derek and Jen Ray chose Orihuela, inland of Alicante on the Costa Blanca, as the place to build a home and raise their three children, Jenna, Eden and Linzi.
Kevin McCloud meets more people trying to build dream homes, beginning with Sean Simons, who bought the ruins of Cloontykilla Castle in the Irish county of Roscommon with a view to using them to create a spectacular mock-16th-century home. However, the outlandish plans - including jacuzzis in the battlements and water-spouting gargoyles - have Kevin worried the project could become a garish nightmare, and his scepticism increases when he realises Sean has not consulted an architect. Disaster seems to be looming as the contractors get frustrated and planning regulations are ignored, but somehow things begin to slowly take shape - until a national economic crisis plunges everything into chaos.
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Tom Bailey

Lindsay and Jonathan Belsey hopes to build a house that aesthetically pleasing, cheap to run and ecologically sound.
The Brittany Groundhouse: Revisited

Bochy

Stadion Podavala

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Manitoban

Leith, Edinburgh
The Regency Home
Kelly and Masoko Neville set about building not just a spectacular oak frame and straw bale house, but a whole new way of life in the Cambridgeshire Fens. Kelly is a carpenter by trade and has always dreamed of building an eco friendly home with his own hands. This highly sustainable house, sitting in harmony with nature and its surroundings, will become the base for Kelly and Masoko's new self-sufficient life where they will produce their own food and energy from the land.
House from Straw

Bill is invited back to Washington University to deliver a speech after the success of the book; Virginia is surprised by the arrival of her parents; Margaret tries to adapt to a three-person relationship.

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The Savior

The Blacksmith's House

A Short History of Manitoba

The Woodsmans Cottage
The House of Straw: Revisited
The Large Timber-Framed Barn: Revisited

Lil Murphy

Valentin Molotov

English and French

Artemieva, Maria Eduardovna

Santo Antão Island, Cape Verde

Gafa
Derek

American boxer

Culture Clash

Maria Eduardovna

Nicky and James Dobree

David Harris

Michelle Ashford & David Flebotte

CBUCG

December 2011- present

Puglia, Italy

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MacIntyre Purcell Publishing Inc

Halifax

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GER

John Orford

Walsh

Dean Marks has dreamt of living in a church for as long as he can remember. After searching for the right building for years, he came across St Martin's near Birmingham, a huge 18th-century grade II listed church which looks more like a mausoleum. The church wanted £25,000 for it but Dean knocked them down to £12,500. Now, after fighting for planning permission for four years, Dean and his wife, Hilary, are about to transform this derelict monstrosity into a family home.

Regional Municipality

Loosely based on the Mark Twain story The Prince and the Pauper; while touring the small European country of Morvania, Kimber meets Princess Adriana, the teenage heir to the throne who happens to look exactly like her. When Adriana escapes from her room, her power-hungry cousin Lexa hires her henchmen to track her down and bring her back. When Kimber and Adriana bump into each other, Lexa's henchmen discover Kimber then kidnap her and lock her in a tower where she escapes. Lexa discovers that the real Adriana is with the Holograms so she uses the Misfits to lure Kimber to the hotel where the Holograms are staying and plant a bomb on the stage and take over the throne. Eric Raymond and The Misfits gatecrash the party and save Jem, the Holograms and Adriana from the bomb on the stage. The Holograms then rescue Kimber, Lexa is placed under arrest for conspiracy, and Adriana claims the title of crowned queen at last.

Disc 3

Featured songs: "Here Comes Trouble" – Jem and The Holograms, "The Queen of Rock and Roll" – The Misfits

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The Glass-House: Revisited

Ayane Sakura

The Modernist Masterpiece
Kevin McCloud returns to see the Sampson family in France.

New York

The Computer-cut House

Ramak

The Adaptahaus

Neal Nolan

Kevin McCloud meets dairy farmer Andrew Ainslie and his artist wife Meryl, who runs a gallery on their farm in Wiltshire. But their farmhouse has been separated from their land by the expanding village, and Andrew and Meryl want to build a new house at the heart of their farm, so they can keep an eye on their herd of 200 cattle.
Morpeth, Northumberland
Coleshill, Amersham
Brecon Beacons, Wales

Starbright, Part 2: Colliding Stars

Shved

The Glass-House

Ukrainian

The Water Tower
Killearn, Scotland

As Jerrica and the others continue their search for the girls, The Misfits stage a publicity stunt to garner more attention toward their appearance at the Music Awards. Deidre, Krissy, Ba Nee, and their new friend Danny run afoul of a couple of thugs, who force Danny to steal from a local electronics store for them. They manage to escape and are directed to Haven House, where Danse finds them and brings them to the concert. Techrat tries to disrupt the concert with a jamming device, but Danny catches him in the act. Meanwhile, the Misfits win for Best Musical Group and Pizzazz plans to gloat to Jem about the win, so they drive to the concert, only to find the audience cheering the performance. Pizzazz, silenced and shocked by the overwhelming sense of goodwill the concert has created, doesn't notice her award accidentally slipping out of her hand to the floor, where it smashes into a hundred pieces.

Disc 3

Featured songs: "You Ought to See the View From Here" – The Misfits, "Running Like the Wind" – Jem and The Holograms, "Friend or Stranger" – Jem and The Holograms

Note: When this episode first aired, the show provided a hotline for runaway kids to call and get help. Due to the high call volume, the system went down temporarily.

Zinedin Mustedanagić

Idlib Revolutionary Council

Lewiston

Susan Coates

Sneyd Park, Bristol
Here we see an extraordinary and inventive project in South London. This house proves that even in the most crowded areas of our cities, there is potential for Grand Designs. When Monty Ravenscroft and Clare Loewe began looking for a house to buy in London they soon realised that the only affordable option was to build one themselves. They snapped up a dirt cheap slither of land in Peckham at an auction only to be told it was too small to put a house on. Undeterred, three years ago, engineering whiz Monty began building an extraordinary experimental bungalow that filled the site to bursting point.

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Jem and The Holograms are invited to perform at a concert in St. Thomas and travel aboard a luxury ocean liner to get there. Eric and the Misfits, who are convinced there's a publicity stunt going on, tag along to cash in on it. Later that evening, after giving a performance for the passengers and crew of the ship, Jem and the Holograms are tricked by the Misfits into hiding aboard a lifeboat under the misconception of giving the ship's captain a surprise for his birthday. When the prank goes wrong, it strands the Holograms and the Misfits on a tropical island. The girls, despite their rivalry must try to survive and then get help from a hermit named Angus, who is living on the island.

Disc 3

Featured songs: "Set Your Sails" – Jem and The Holograms, "It Takes a Lot to Survive" – The Misfits

The Dome House
Farnham, Surrey

Jeremy Webb

County Antrim

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The Thatched Cottage

Adnan Osmanović

David and Anjana Devoy's tiny coach house was proving too small for them and their two children. So they decided to build a new house in their own garden, which was big by London standards. But this particular grassy plot came with problems. It was overlooked by huge blocks of flats, and in the middle of it stood a chestnut tree they weren't allowed to cut down. They came up with an inspired solution: they would build a curving house along the borders of their plot. What's more, they would do a lot of the work themselves.

Mohammed Shafiq

The Former Electricity Sub-Station: Revisited

Ian Duckworth

Brenda Ann Nelson

Roger Slifer

City

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Zulfiqar Ali

Captain Yousif Yahya

Eublepharis macularius

Shaldon, Devon
Roscommon, Ireland
Cossall Park, Peckham, London
The Dilapidated Engine House

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Ashley Dearnley

Sue Charman and Martin Whitlock
Belfast, Northern Ireland

Mary Skrenes

Jem saves Luna Dark from Pizzazz's guard dogs, and the Misfits plot to ruin the Jem Jam, with help from Techrat. Meanwhile, Ba Nee goes to great lengths to prove that Randy is her father. Also, Krissy finds out that there's more to Dominic than she thought.

Disc 4

Featured songs: "You May Be a Star" – Krissie, "Gimme a Gimmick" – The Misfits, "Jam All Night Long" – Jem and The Holograms

Islington, North London
The Eco-House

Bail bond agent

Irene Cooper

August 2013

The Apprentice Store

CAN

This special episode follows Kevin as he begins on an epic adventure to create his very own Grand Design.
The Loch House: Revisited

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Garden House

Bill and Virginia struggle to continue their relationship as Logan continues to pursue her; Bill's problems with his son escalate when Bill makes Johnny sign up for football; Libby discovers Joy's secret apartment; Virginia's mother continues to stir trouble; Bill and Virginia take on an actress and a football player who are having problems with their sex life.

Kevin McCloud revisits an arch-shaped home made of clay tiles in the Weald of Kent, built by Richard Hawkes, who designed the property, and his wife Sophie. It was intended to be self-sufficient in energy and supply some to the national grid but serious problems occurred when the arch collapsed during construction, so the presenter returns to see if their innovative home has lived up to its promise.
The Crooked Chocolate Box Cottage
After recovering from a life-threatening brain haemorrhage, Bram Vis, his wife Lisa and their two children want to build a house for sharing on a seaside plot on the Isle of Wight. Kevin McCloud follows the family's progress as they build an ambitious home complete with entertaining spaces and a swimming pool. However, the sheer scale of their project soon becomes clear when their original £850k budget spirals out of control.
Dulwich, London

Hot Time in Hawaii

The Bath Kit House

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SRB

Dark Swan

In Maidstone, Jean and Bill Letley, a septuagenarian couple plan a highly contemporary bungalow complete with underfloor heating and prototype steel foundations. The project would test even the most accomplished workmen, but is left to their daughter and son-in-law, who have little building experience and have to make personal sacrifices.
Somerset

Radovac

The Derelict Water Tower
Kevin McCloud returns to Doncaster to catch up with Michael Hird and Lindsay Harwood, who set out to build a futuristic glass and steel house on the edge of a conservation area.
Helen Gould and Phil Reddy wanted their home to make the most of spectacular views, but they also wanted it to be ecologically friendly. Their solution was to build an earth-sheltered home, with most of the house built into the hillside.

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Tim Cox and Julia Brock want to build their home on a clifftop in Newhaven.

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Whaley, Derbyshire

David Sierra

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A couple, Jo and Shaun Bennett, with a love of gothic architecture and horror movies plan to use their budget of £250,000 to build an Addams Family-style house, complete with a stained glass window, a stone fireplace and an oak staircase featuring gargoyles. However, completing the five-bedroom house on limited funds proves difficult.

The Rock Fashion Book

With their publisher eager to move forward with their new book and the police investigating Bill's recent indiscretions, all of Bill and Virginia's work is compromised as they are stabbed in the back by someone close to them; Virginia finally chooses between Dan and Bill.

The Terrace Conversion

Bahner

The Seaside House

The World Hunger Shindig
Disaster
Old Meets New

Donnelly, MS

Omar Pašagić

Jonathan Broom, one of the founders of Ecoigo, and his wife Deborah have put everything on hold while he pursues his dream of building a miniature Hollywood Hills-style mansion. They stumble across a scrap of land in north London, but it's fraught with problems and the only way they can complete the £1million home is by sinking half of it six metres below ground. Surrounded on all sides by their neighbours' back gardens, the couple have to dismantle walls and fences and promise to put them back together again, and that's just the start of their difficulties. Kevin McCloud follows their progress.
The Chapel
Surrey

Ghulam Shahzad

Artemieva

Commercial architect Martin Walker and his art-director wife Kae want to build the ultimate family home near York, inspired by a giant farm shed. However, her idea for a warm and cosy design conflicts dramatically with his penchant for building large square warehouses, and finding something they both agree on proves extremely challenging on their tight budget. Kevin McCloud follows the couple's progress.

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Walton on Thames, Surrey

Through a Glass, Darkly

Angela, Peter and housing association people

Peter Greenwood

Starbright, Part 3: Rising Star

The 14th Century Castle
Stirling, Scotland

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The Cotswolds

Irene Davidson

Adventure in China

Deborah Mills and Andrew Tate

Harry Boota

Kevin McCloud meets a woman determined to build the house of her dreams, an enormous Georgian-style mansion. Helen Saunders and her husband Mark Eisenstadt finally found the perfect plot of land in Farnham, and have spent years planning every aspect of their new home. Having undergone extensive preparation, they don't foresee too many problems, but once the build gets underway their dream soon turns into a nightmare.
The Victorian Threshing Barn: Revisited
Hampshire

Michael Weaver

Safi

Filipino general

A central shield depicting a bison standing on a rock, under a St George's Cross. On top of the shield sits a helmet decorated with a red and white billowing veil. On top of the helmet sits a beaver with a crown on its back, holding a prairie crocus. To the right of the shield is a rearing white unicorn wearing a collar of white and green maple leaves, from which hangs a green cart-wheel pendant. To the left of the shield is a rearing white horse wearing a collar of Indian beadwork, from which hangs a green cycle of life medallion. The animals and shield stand on a mound, with a wheat field beneath the unicorn, prairie crocuses beneath the shield, and spruces beneath the horse. Beneath the mound are white and blue waves, under which is an orange scroll bearing the words "GLORIOSUS ET LIBER"

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The Eco-House: Revisited
Kevin McCloud looks at the transformation of a derelict mill cottage in Northumberland into a contemporary family home, the longest-running project ever featured on the programme. Stefan Lepkowski and Annia Shabowska began work in 2006, and their ambitious plans involved restoring the Georgian building, reconstructing a watermill and adding a steel-and-glass atrium, but their budget of £250,000 was completely inadequate.
The Water-Works

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Customised German Kit House: Revisited
The Woodsmans Cottage: Revisited
The Wool Mill
A couple, Pru and Richard Irvine, decide to build a family home on an industrial site in the Midlothian countryside complete with lime kilns, but are only allowed to do so if they become custodians of the kilns and their house blends in with the landscape. This proves challenging for the pair as they want to build a modern property that could be seen as a blot on the landscape to the locals. The task is made all the more demanding when they underestimate the long hours needed to be a project manager.
The Contemporary Barn Conversion
Featuring renowned artist Damien Hirst and his wife Maia Norman, a couple who are pursuing the ultimate dream – a personally designed, secluded Shaker style summer house in the grounds of his country home , as a retreat from the big bad world. Designer Mike Rundell, whom he worked with to create the Pharmacy restaurant in West London, to help him with his challenge. Maia is getting to work on their new houseboat in Chelsea , with the hope of turning it into the perfect London hang-out.

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Liberal Democrats

Tom and Judy Perry wanted more than just a home for themselves and their two children. On a site of outstanding natural beauty in Buckinghamshire, they set out to build an ambitious house – a symphony of angles, glass walls and exposed steel, with a dramatic inverted roof. Tom made himself site manager and main contractor. He had no experience but he liked a challenge – and, after all, how difficult could it be?

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The Modest Home
Louise and Milko Ostendorf wanted to build the home of a lifetime. Milko's job as a well-paid City banker meant they could think big, so Louise set up her own architectural practice and they bought a disused violin factory in the heart of London's Waterloo. The crumbling building was hemmed in on all sides and had no views, but Louise had a vision of a spectacular loft-style home that would combine stunning design with utter luxury.

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The Holograms are scheduled to play a concert at a casino in Las Vegas, Nevada. When they discover that the Misfits are their opening act, they start to worry. The Misfits bring along Ashley and use her to lure Aja away, hoping that if Aja isn't there, the Holograms can't play and the Misfits will headline instead. Fortunately, Aja comes back in time, and they perform. Unfortunately, while the girls are on stage Eric Raymond's goons steal the money from the concert and frame Jem. Stormer and Ashley team up to tell the truth, and Jem's name is cleared.

Disc 1

Featured songs: "Deception", "Too Close", "Truly Outrageous" – all by Jem and The Holograms

Brighton
Doncaster

English

Census Ranking

Fabricio

Qalaat al-Madiq

Alan Dawson attempts to build house like a giant Meccano set, in that he will make the pieces in a workshop and then assemble it all on site.

Animalia

Legislative Assembly of Manitoba

The Stealth House
The Cruciform House: Revisited
Tenby
aka "Urban Space Pod"

Tyler Williams

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Alicante, Spain

Sandy Fries

Kevin McCloud is in Cambridgeshire, where John and Terri Westlake intend to knock down a derelict house and commission commercial architects to build them a new one.

Elvedin Herić

Finnish Log Cabin

Tom Stott

The Modest Home: Revisited

Andy Kelly

Sebastian

Change

Malcolm Bruce

The Co-Op: Revisited

Starlight House, a foster home run by Jerrica, is burnt down when one of Eric Raymond's goons tries to rob it. Jerrica and the Holograms go to Howard Sands, who offered the mansion in the battle of the bands contest. Jem and the Holograms put on a concert for him and explain what happened. He agrees to let the Starlight girls live in his mansion until the contest is over. This makes the Misfits angry, and when Jem and the Holograms are invited to a yacht party, the Misfits crash and cause a ruckus. In the end, the Holograms win the contest and the prizes. They also agree to stay together as a group to earn income to provide for the Starlight girls

Disc 1

Featured songs: "Like a Dream" – Jem and The Holograms, "Click/Clash" – Jem and The Holograms/The Misfits, "Makin' Mischief" – The Misfits

The Traditional Cottage

"The Dark One"

Dr. Ironfist

Helen and Chris Seymour Smith get planning permission to build a house in open countryside.
Essex

Darren Bayman

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Kemal Osmanković

Elizabeth-Victoria

Conservative Party

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Dario Šarić
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The Wooden Box

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The Dilapidated Georgian House
Kevin McCloud meets estate manager Ed Waghorn and his wife Rowena, a couple living an almost self-sufficient life with their four children on a smallholding in Herefordshire. They have been constructing a timber-framed house using recycled materials, wood from nearby forests and stone from around the site, but as construction becomes a way of life for Ed they seem to have lost sight of their goal.
Cornwall

Feels Like Today

Bill reluctantly agrees to help resolve the sexual dysfunction of a gorilla just as he and Virginia are being interviewed by Newsweek; Virginia and Dan Logan continue being intimate together; Libby apologizes to Paul for revealing Joy's true feelings; Betty and Helen, after deciding they want a child, begin looking for sperm donors.

Oxfordshire

Ismail Duraković

Abby Ross

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Suffolk
The Miami-Style Beach House

An eccentric artist, Fitzgerald Beck, is the art director for Jem and the Holograms' new video. Beck's art dealer is using his sculptures to smuggle stolen diamonds. The Misfits find this out and set up the sculptures to explode onstage while Jem and the Holograms are filming the video, leading the police to believe it was Jem and the Holograms and Beck who put the diamonds there. Jem and the Holograms must team up with Beck to find the actual culprit before the cops catch them.

Disc 4

Featured songs: "Surprise Surprise" – The Misfits, "I Believe In Happy Endings" – Jem and The Holograms

Kevin McCloud reveals how self-builders in the suburbs are transforming this most maligned of residential environments. He draws on some of the best examples from the 15-year history of Grand Designs, talks to experts in the latest architectural thinking and reveals the designs that have reinvented the suburbs as a place where home-owners really can have it all.
The House of Straw: 2nd Revisiting
Mimi D'Costa and her husband Andre have moved to the Kent countryside to bring up their two boys. They have bought a large plot of land and want to build a home on it that is functional enough to serve their young family, but that will also blend beautifully into the landscape.

Jem and the Holograms are invited to perform at a concert benefiting the victims of world hunger. When The Misfits learn of the concert, they try to horn in. Sally Brand, the woman behind the World Hunger Shindig tells them they can perform, but can't be on the live album unless another group backs out. Eric Raymond schemes to keep the Holograms away from the concert and to make a tidy sum of money for himself in the process.

Disc 2

Featured songs: "We Can Make a Difference" – Jem and The Holograms, "Gimme Gimme Gimme" – The Misfits, "Share a Little Bit of Yourself" – Jem and The Holograms/The Misfits

The Brittany Groundhouse
The Half-Timbered Cottage
The Jewel Box

Season 3 promotional poster

Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference

Intrigue at the Indy 500

The Birmingham Church

Virginia is caught off guard as she gets letters from her son serving in the war, and thinks he might be sick, which may keep her home as Bill and Virginia are urged to tour the country in order to increase book sales; Bill tries to become more social as he and Virginia take on an investor in the perfume industry; Libby tries to help care for her neighbors after a tragic event.

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Clapham, London

Shawn

As Jem and the Holograms prepare to release their debut album, Eric hires Zipper to steal it, so The Misfits can use the material for themselves. Pizzazz sends the Holograms anonymous letters with clues that will supposedly lead them to the stolen album, but lead them into danger instead.

Disc 3

Featured songs: "There's a Melody Playing" – Jem and The Holograms, "There Ain't Nobody Better" – The Misfits

Note: Both songs used the same backing track.

The Former Electricity Sub-Station

Goran Paradžik

East Sussex

Mike Radanovic

Robert Fyvolent

The Derelict Barns: Revisited
Charting the building plans of Peter and Christine Benjamin, who are hoping to construct a small retirement home within a walled garden in the grounds of the Edwardian manor house where they used to live. The proposed property has floor-to-ceiling glass on one side, with a traditional potting shed-style exterior on the other, but Peter's ambition to design as they build causes problems.
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Last Resorts

Kevin McCloud revisits a memorable restoration project in the remote Creuse region of central France. Back in 2003, when Denise Daniel and Doug Ibbs gave up everything in the UK to start a new life abroad, they couldn't have known what was ahead of them. Falling in love with a dilapidated manor house with just four crumbling walls and half a roof, they embarked on a mission to transform it - working day and night, doing everything themselves, year after year - until slowly but surely they created a magnificent edifice out of the ruins they bought off the internet. It's now the 70th anniversary of the destruction of the original 19th-century building by the German army - and the house is finally finished.
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The Floating House
Customised German Kit House
Kevin returns to see how Daren Howarth and Adi Nortje's project has fared four years after they decided to build an earth-sheltered home in Brittany.

Jem stars in Howard Sands' new movie, part of the prize she and the Holograms won in the Battle of the Bands. But Pizzazz convinces her father to buy the movie studio that is making the film and give ownership to Eric who quickly seizes control of the film and adds the Misfits to the cast. Eric places the focus of the film on the Misfits and Jem and the Holograms are relegated to supporting roles. Finally fed up with the Misfits' disruptive and tyrannical behavior, Jem and the Holograms, along with Video, quit the movie. But Jerrica receives shocking news about Starlight Girl Ba Nee, who has been diagnosed with a rare optical condition that will leave her blind within a matter of months.

Disc 1

Featured songs: "Who Is He Kissing" – Jem and The Holograms, "Jealousy" – Jem and The Holograms, "Universal Appeal" – The Misfits

Note: This was the first episode to air as a full episode instead of segments.

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Stowmarket
Creuse, France
Swindon
The Disco Home

Miloš Aćimović
Marin Matić
Sanjin Lelić
Vizinger

Tokyo, Japan

Claire Loewe and Monty Ravenscroft

Castrillón

Branko Bajić

The Headcorn Minimalist House
The Art Deco House

Herić

John Cardus

Gebhard

Kevin McCloud meets a pair of civil-partnered university professors who have decided to build their first home from scratch. In addition to all the complications this usually entails, Celia Brackenridge and Diana Woodward have also enlisted the services of industrial designers who have developed a new computer-assisted method for cutting precision-engineered building blocks from scratch. However, though the technique may be clever, its creators have never created a building before - meaning everyone involved with the project is taking a giant leap into the unknown.

Zmajevi

The Giant Farm Shed
The Round House
The Edwardian Artist's Studio

Olga Glinka

Prince Charming/David Nolan

Jacksonville Armada
Hoyos

The Cambridgeshire Eco Home: Revisited

Glitter and Gold

Manitoba Book of Everything

Barbara Todd

Theatrical release poster

Les Gets, France

"I Don't Paint Myself into Corners"

Kevin McCloud returns to Devon for an update on an inspirational build. Royal Marine Captain Jon White and his wife Becky were living happily in a small cottage when in June 2010, while serving in Afghanistan, Jon stepped on an improvised explosive device, losing three limbs. Every part of their lives had to change - starting with where they could live. Their architect came up with a cutting-edge, semi open-plan building with a dramatic wing-like-roof - and crucially no obvious signs of adaptations for Jon's disabilities. Has the new home proved as enabling for the couple and their expanding family as they had hoped?
Ian and Sophie Cooper met at university and have since spent their time together enjoying life in London. Ian works as a marketing consultant in telecoms and Sophie is a sales manager for a fashion firm. Both are passionate about design. They've done the usual thing of renovating flats and moving on... but three years ago they realised they wanted a different kind of life in a different kind of building.

CZE

Milton Keynes