Jonathan and Drew take on San Francisco's hot real estate market and buy their competition houses sight unseen for the first time ever. Uncertain of what they're getting into, they have just two weeks to pull off their living room renovations before guest judge Scott McGillivray arrives to declare a winner. The loser must climb the famously grueling Lyon Street steps while the winner jeers from the sidelines.

The Brothers battle it out in the Additional Dwelling Unit challenge and Jonathan pulls out all the stops in hopes of a victory. Breegan Jane and Trixie Mattel guest judge the spaces, and the loser is sent to play tour guide on an LA tourist bus.

Jonathan and Drew Scott mentor teams of home improvement experts.

The teams have two days to renovate homes; pressure erodes confidence and spirit.

Jonathan and Drew watch their teams; a teammate will be cut during the challenge.

Drew and Jonathan cut a person from their teams; tempers flare at Team Jonathan's house; Team Drew becomes overly ambitious.

Flu strikes the set in the semi-finals, unbalancing the teams as pressures mount.

The teams must renovate identical houses owned by identical twins.

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Making over cottage homes; budget issues; over-extending workers.

The teams have three days to makeover Craftsman-style homes that are riddled with assorted problems; two people from the losing team will be eliminated.

A competitor switches teams, creating new alliances and tensions; the teams must repair and update Colonial homes.

The teams renovate ranch-style homes; one house has structural issues while the other is plagued with accidents.

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Jonathan and Drew compete for the best living room flip.

Jonathan and Drew continue their head to head battle as they each flip an entire house in Las Vegas. This week's challenge is to completely makeover the kitchen, dining room and laundry room, and the loser has to bare it all in a strip show on the Strip.

Jonathan and Drew continue their head to head battle as they each flip an entire house in Las Vegas. This week's challenge is to completely renovate all the bedrooms and bathrooms, and the loser is up to his elbows in hot wings on the Strip!

Jonathan and Drew continue finish the ultimate head to head battle as they each flip an entire house in Las Vegas. This week they do all the landscaping and final staging to sell the houses. The winner is announced when we see how much money they make in the sale!

Jonathan and Drew Scott have seven days to get their living and dining rooms ready for Vanilla Ice to judge! It's a tight race between Jonathan's midcentury modern makeover of a '60s Vegas rancher and Drew's Hollywood-inspired family home. The winner takes home the crown, while the loser plays the fool in the famed Las Vegas attraction Tournament of Kings.

The heat is definitely on Jonathan and Drew Scott when Kitchen Cousins Anthony Carrino and John Colaneri come to town to judge their kitchen spaces. Down by one, Jonathan knows it's time to up his game in order to beat Drew, because the loser bares his legs for the crowd dressed as a Vegas showgirl.

Drew tries to sway the judges with some twin telepathy when the Listed Sisters Alanna and Lex LeBlanc come over to judge the master bedrooms and baths. Wayne Newton invites the winner to a private tour of his Vegas estate, while the loser cleans priceless cars with a toothbrush.

The brothers compete to see who can design the most efficient and attractive family room, office and laundry spaces with their mom, dad and Egypt Sherrod judging. Whoever wins this round gets to perform on a trapeze in Vegas's legendary Circus Circus act.

Jonathan and Drew use some makeover magic to get their guest bedrooms and bathrooms redesigned in time for judges David Bromstad and Tiffany Brooks. The winner gets to put his magician skills to good use when he performs on stage with legendary illusionist David Copperfield.

Jonathan and Drew's flip competition in Vegas is almost complete as they tackle their final spaces: the front and back yards. Then their flipping expertise is put to the test, when the houses go on the market for the public to make the final call. Whoever sells for the most profit wins, and donates the proceeds to a local charity.

It's a tight race on the Gulf Coast between Jonathan's 1980's seaside bungalow and Drew's 1970's two-story classic coastal; the loser rides The Cyclone at the local amusement park multiple times.