Team Jonathan vs. Team Drew. The Brothers get two teams built of various skills (contractors, designers, realtors) & have a series of competitions, each week sending home a competitor. The final man (or woman) standing takes the title of Brother vs. Brother.
A fierce new competition series, BROTHER vs. BROTHER pits twins Jonathan and Drew Scott (hosts of the Property Brothers) against one another. Each brother mentors a team of home improvement experts. The winning team gets closer to the grand prize of $50,000. And the losing team must send one of their own packing.
The competition intensifies in this second challenge, as Team Jonathan and Team Drew are given only 48 hours to renovate their homes. The mounting pressure starts to erode team confidence and spirit. To keep their teams motivated, Jonathan and Drew jump in to help out and rally the troops. The final results impress, and shock, the guest judge.
The competition heats up as Jonathan and Drew closely watch their teams over this 4-day challenge. In a new twist, both teams must renovate their homes with the knowledge that one person from their team will be cut in the middle of the challenge. How they work together as a team - and individually - will determine whether they stay or go.
The drama escalates after Drew and Jonathan each cut one person from their team. The remaining team members must finish their renovations with fewer hands on deck. The fallout: Tempers flare at Team Jonathan's house. And Team Drew's ambitions spin out of control.
The competition intensifies in the semi-finals when the flu hits the set. While Team Drew leads with three team members left, Team Jonathan trails with only two. Team spirit starts to fizzle as the pressures mount. And a team falls apart when sickness plagues one house.
The ultimate finale kicks off with double trouble: both teams must renovate identical houses - owned by identical twins. Fighting to the finish, the teams push the limits in hopes of standing out. It's an all or nothing battle because for the team that loses - both competitors go home. And for the team that wins - only one champion is crowned the title of Brother vs. Brother!
Jonathan and Drew battle once again to find the next home improvement expert. This season, ten competitors face fiercer challenges, more surprises and various styles of homes that desperately need renovating. In this premiere episode, each team must makeover a ranch home. Team Drew starts off with a major setback. And Team Drew discovers a renovation nightmare. Both teams race to finish their projects. And in the end, the losing team receives shocking news.
The teams makeover cottage homes, and encounter unexpected challenges. Team Drew gets entangled in budgetary woes, while Team Jonathan takes on too many projects. To add to the pressure, Jonathan and Drew decide to test their teams in new ways. Some team members pass the test, and a handful fail at it.
The competition intensifies as the teams face off in a double elimination challenge - meaning two people from the losing team will go home. Their challenge is to makeover Craftsman-style homes in three days. Both teams discover these 100-year-old homes are riddled with a variety of structural and hidden problems. The winning team gets closer to $50,000. And the losing team must send two of their own packing.
In a surprise twist, a competitor switches teams, which creates new alliances - and new tensions. The teams then are given colossal Colonial homes, both of which are in desperate need of help. Early in the challenge, Team Jonathan loses a team member to an injury. And personality clashes at Team Drew's house put their renovations in jeopardy. Half-way through the competition, the six remaining contestants fight for a place in the semi-finals.
Down to the semi-finals, both teams battle it out to renovate ranch-style homes. But as the five remaining competitors race to the finish, they encounter some major problems -- structural issues in one house, accidents the other house, and even an explosion. With $50,000 at stake, who will make it to the end?
In an emotional season finale, the last four competitors renovate tract homes with one-track minds -- to win the $50,000 prize. It's a nail biting, nail-pounding fight to the finish. And when the pressure mounts, one team member has an emotional breakdown. While the other house, another competitor struggles to not let down his team. Jonathan and Drew jump into action, and to help their teams sprint to the end. Ultimately, the brothers can select only Brother vs. Brother champion.
Jonathan and Drew go head to head this season, as they each flip an entire house in Las Vegas. After choosing what properties to buy, they only have four days to completely makeover their living rooms in this first challenge. The loser has to do the walk of shame on the Vegas 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 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.
The brothers tackle their final spaces when Season 4 comes to a close with Jonathan and Drew taking on the front and back yards. Later, the houses go on the market in Las Vegas and whoever makes the most profit wins and donates their proceeds to a local charity.
Jonathan and Drew have one week to renovate their Gulf Coast living spaces, including a bungalow and classic coastal, before David Bromstad and Egypt Sherrod step in to judge. The loser must ride the local amusement park's Cyclone multiple times.
The heat is on as Drew and Jonathan renovate their kitchens before Brett Waterman comes to town to deliver his verdict. One brother knows it's time to up his game because the winner gets to try fly boarding in the Gulf.
The competition continues and Drew sets out to win with an over-the-top master suite. The brothers will have to work extra hard on their bathrooms and bedrooms as Desert Flippers' Eric and Lindsey Bennett are on hand to judge their work. The winner gets to play with penguins at the Moody Gardens Aquarium in Galveston, TX, while the loser has to clean up the mess.
The brothers come out swinging to see who can design the best party-ready outdoor decks and patios. Mother and daughter duo Mina and Karen from Good Bones come by the coastal houses to judge the brothers' projects. Whoever impresses the judges the most gets to zip line to the beach while the loser has to navigate an 80-foot rope obstacle course.
Jonathan and Drew Scott re-design their guest bedrooms and bathrooms for Tiffany Brooks and Ben Sargent to judge. The loser has to go out into the Gulf to catch shrimp and then cook a meal for the winner and the judges.
Jonathan and Drew tackle the front of their houses in the final stage of their flipping competition in Galveston, TX. The public makes the final call when the houses go up on the market, and the winner with the most profit donates the proceeds to a local charity.
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.
Drew transforms his kitchen from a 1970s cave to a modern California stunner, while Jonathan takes a huge risk with his eco-chic kitchen. In the end, a trip to Star Wars production company Lucasfilm is on the line as guest judges Leanne and Steve Ford decide the winner.
Jonathan takes an expensive risk in his master suite and Drew makes the best of his small space. Guest judges Bristol and Aubrey Marunde from Flip or Flop Vegas arrive to judge the master bedrooms and baths before rewarding the winning brother with an all-access behind-the-scenes tour of Alcatraz while the loser is locked in solitary confinement.
Drew digs out his lower level to create a money-making rental suite. Jonathan transforms an awkward loft into a luxurious guest room and a lower-level crawl space into a family game room. Judge Egypt Sherrod comes to the Golden State to decide which brother wins a chance to shoot hoops with NBA superstar Stephen Curry.
Jonathon and Drew put everything they've got into transforming their guest bedrooms and baths. Mina Starsiak and Karen Laine from Good Bones come by to judge. The loser is given the most dreaded job at the Oakland Zoo while the winner gets to name a baby animal.
Jonathan and Drew find out who won their Texas beachfront flip competition in the Season 5 finale.
Drew and Jonathan take their latest challenge to Los Angeles, and they have three weeks to complete the living room renovation before guest judge Orlando Soria declares a winner. The loser gets his most embarrassing moments aired on Entertainment Tonight.
The Brothers tackle the kitchen and Jonathan decides to go super big while Drew embraces style over size. Guest judges Maureen McCormick and Dan Vickery must choose between the two vastly different spaces, and the winner gets an exclusive Disneyland trip.
Jonathan creates the ultimate dwelling unit and office space while Drew struggles to build his wellness wing. Guest judge Breegan Jane selects the winner, where the prize is a custom superhero suit and movie poster photo shoot.
Drew must make some hard budget decisions with his en-suite bathroom, and Jonathan runs into a renovation snag that could cost him the challenge and the entire competition. Jasmine Roth guest judges, and the winner visits the famous La Brea Tar Pits.
The Brothers pull out all the stops to create the perfect guest bedrooms and bathrooms, but Drew thinks he's won when he finds extra space to renovate. Then, Drew changes the game by bringing in a secret judge, and the winner earns a stuntman experience.
Jonathan and Drew's Los Angeles competition draws to a close as they renovate their outdoor spaces. In the end, the brother whose home sells for the most profit earns the victory and donates his winnings to charity.
The brothers decide there's no rules on anything in this competition, and for the first challenge, they take on their living rooms and front entrances. Kendra Wilkinson and David Bromstad stop by to judge, and the winner gets an exclusive NASA reward.
Jonathan and Drew each renovate their kitchen and dining rooms but run into space and structure issues. Alex Guarnaschelli and Veronica Valencia stop by to judge the rooms, and the winner is awarded a romantic dinner from a famous Michelin chef.
The third challenge has the brothers renovating their main bedroom suites, and Drew thinks he's bitten off more than he can chew while Jonathan scrambles to keep up with him. Jasmine Roth guest judges, and the winner receives a very magical reward.
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 compete with multiple indoor spaces as they race to the big finale. Egypt Sherrod and Mike Jackson stop by to judge and award the winner with a once-in-a-lifetime chance to cruise in the car of their choice from the Petersen Auto Museum.
Jonathan and Drew's no-rules competition is almost complete as they look to renovate all the exterior spaces to create the best curb appeal before their homes go on the market; the brother that sells for the most profit will celebrate the victory.
