Rock The Block

Four teams of HGTV all-stars return, designing gorgeous kitchens in a quest for redemption as the ultimate renovation competition begins. After battling an open floor plan, the teams are judged by Married to Real Estate's Egypt Sherrod and Mike Jackson.

It's week two and the teams create their living room and first floor spaces. It's a game of beds, baths and views plus a twist on judging as 100 Day Dream Home's Brian and Mika Kleinschmidt assess the jaw-dropping spaces and declare the winning team.

The competition heads upstairs to the main suite, where teams attempt to redeem themselves with their designs. 'Farmhouse Fixer's' Kristina Crestin comes to judge and determine who has first-rate taste.

The competition heats up as the teams head outside to tackle their backyards and pools. Teams have a front row seat to each other's designs before Brian and Mika Kleinschmidt return to judge.

[HGTV]Teams stay outside in week five as they design their docks, balconies and front exteriors. Ty asks everyone to get artsy in his latest Design Surprise.

The road to redemption isn't easy as Ty surprises the teams with their toughest challenge: completing a bedroom flex space in 48 hours. MLB great Jimmy Rollins teaches the teams to get an advantage, and in a Rock the Block first, teams judge THEMSELVES.

The teams sprint to add the most value in their final spaces before a winner is named and redemption earned. Teams also tour each other's houses for the first time while Property Brother, Jonathan Scott judges their work.

Ty Pennington and the teams look back at a block-rocking season in Treasure Island, Florida. They reveal what it was like returning to the block for redemption and share bonus moments from the intense six weeks of renovating entire homes.

Rock the Block Season 5 is all about REDEMPTION. Meet the teams coming back to the block, learn about their strategies and take a deep dive to explore where these HGTV stars came from and what motivates them to be the best designers on TV.

Take a first look at what goes on behind the scenes of HGTV's Rock the Block. Each team will have only six weeks and a budget of $250,000 to renovate identical waterfront spaces into luxurious homes, and they're battling it out to achieve redemption.