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In Hotel Hell, viewers join acclaimed chef Gordon Ramsay as he brings his shape-up or ship-out style of makeovers to a new target - hotels.

Jon Taffer, a well-known restaurant and bar consultant, shares his tips for running a successful business.

When a house no longer feels like home, homeowners are left with a big financial and emotional question: renovate or sell it? Love It or List It helps fed-up homeowners decide.

Hosted by Peter Maddison, Grand Designs Australia tells the stories of new homes and the people who are building them. The series charts the in-depth process of elaborate design projects undertaken by self-builders - from the initial details of blueprints, to the long and often arduous task of turning the designs into a practical living space.

An hour-long competition show that seeks to find the most talented and versatile body painters in the country.

Meet master mechanic Fuzz Townshend and radio and TV presenter Tim Shaw, a petrol-head pair who undertake dramatic automobile interventions across the UK, hoping to return some much-loved motors to their former glory.

This show reveals the inner workings of the world's premier bridal salon, Kleinfeld Bridal. Part fashion show, part bridal story, part family therapy, we uncover the hurdles every staff member faces to make each bride completely satisfied on what may be the single most important day of their lives.

This is the UK version of the hit Canadian show, presented by Phil & Kirstie. In each episode the pair meet a couple who's home is no longer fitting their requirements. Kirstie gives advice on how to get them to love their property once more, whilst Phil attempts to get them to sell up and move onto a home that's better suited.

When hotel owners can't deal with staff, their occupancy is down, and the property is falling apart, who do they call in? Call in Anthony Melchiorri, a hotel 'fixer" who claims he can turn any hotel around in weeks. Each week Anthony tries to save another failing hotel and will do whatever it takes to turn it around.

The show follows award-winning pool designer Lucas Congdon as he turns high and dry homes into exotic waterfront properties through grand, nature-inspired designs to encourage his clients to rediscover their love of the outdoors.

Presented by Andrew Winter, this reality series sees the UK property 'guru' helping Aussies to make selling their home quick and easy, while achieving maximum profits.

Step into the world of Vegas Rat Rods, where a team of skilled craftsmen design and build one-of-a-kind automobiles for their clients. Watch as they transform rusted-out relics into stunning works of art on wheels, pushing the boundaries of what's possible in automotive design and engineering.

A reality series which sees six teams putting their homes on the line and their skills to the test in a fight for renovation supremacy and a life-changing prize.

Four teams compete in a house renovating competition for 10 weeks until the big live auction that will see one team crowned The Block season 2 winners!

Queer Eye for the Straight Guy "Five gay men, out to make over the world - one straight guy at a time".

The show follows potential home buyers as they tour three for-sale homes and choose the one that is the perfect fixer-upper. In a House Hunters first, HGTV cameras also capture what happens after the home is purchased and the renovation project begins. Each episode features the new homeowners as they renovate and then reveal their new space.

Six contestants compete against one another as they tackle challenges including sketching, designing and building furniture within a 24 hour time span.

Vanilla Ice (aka Robert Van Winkle) shows off his knack for home renovation as he attempts the most difficult project yet, the total renovation of a six-bedroom, five-bath lake home in Palm Beach, FL.

Each week, aspiring fashion designers will compete against each other by creating garments based around specific challenges for the chance at launching their… More career in Australia.

Nine do-it-yourself-er couples who need a new house are each given the chance to earn an ultimate dream home when they agree to live in a series of dilapidated fixer-uppers that they must renovate. Each week, they face challenges and twists, and the couple that didn't "perform up to code" is eliminated. The remaining couples will have to live together in the house they've worked on-so the more work they complete, the more comfortable they will be.

This weekly half hour series takes viewers inside Bridals by Lori - Atlanta's biggest and best bridal boutique. Owner Lori Allen is considered one of the country's leading experts on bridal wear. Designers often call on her as they are putting their lines together to get her input on what brides are looking for.

A competition reality series laying bare the cutthroat and wildly unpredictable world of tattoo artistry. Tattooists are on the cutting edge of an ever-growing phenomenon: permanent body art.

Construction and renovation expert Mike Holmes visits unlucky families who have been swindled or abandoned during their home improvement projects. Mike uncovers shoddy construction methods, improper techniques and down right rip-offs. You'll see Mike correct the problems, as well as explain how the homeowners could have safeguarded themselves from unscrupulous builders and dishonest contractors.

In this series, Mike plans to expand the meaning of "Make It Right" outside the residential domain and outside his own comfort level. The new stories are not just about typical renovation rip-offs; they're heart-wrenching people stories too. In this series, Mike doesn't just want to make a difference in the home, he wants to make people's lives better. In Holmes Makes it Right, Mike will be taking on disasters that would make other contractors run. The kinds of circumstances where you don't just need a contractor, you need a miracle.

Every year finding unrestored classic American cars is becoming a thing of the past. But there's a secret treasure trove of automotive relics that still exists: Car Hoards -- the last frontier of the American Classic Car.