
The Block — Season 16
Five period homes from the 1910s, 20s, 30s, 40s and 50s will be brought back to life by five eager new couples on a block of land in the heart of sunny and affluent Melbourne.
Five new teams arrived at Block Brighton to discover five abandoned houses, relics of the years 1910, 1920, 1930, 1940, and 1950. The question remained: who would claim which one?
The victor of the house-deciding challenge has been revealed, and the contestants now embark on the creation of their initial room for this season.
Scotty's revelation has injected a new level of intensity into the week's proceedings, placing considerable strain on the teams involved.
The contestants present their first rooms to judges Darren Palmer, Neale Whitaker, and Shaynna Blaze. Will this round yield the largest room reveal prize in the history of *The Block*?
The guest bathrooms have presented a considerable obstacle for the participants, and emotional moments have been frequent.
A devastating message arrives from home, shattering the lives of a couple. Simultaneously, a tempest gathers, promising a depth of sorrow.
Shelley and Scotty flagged a contestant's suspicious conduct, and a member of the Blockheads experienced a medical issue.
A welcome visit from Scotty’s brother brightens the atmosphere as the judges announce their decision regarding the team’s guest ensuites. The question now remains: who will be awarded the $10,000 prize?
The teams gathered for a celebratory dinner, a lavish affair meant to honor the victors. Yet, Harry did not share in the merriment. A shadow seemed to have fallen upon him; had the weight of responsibility become unbearable?
A vibrant energy fills The Block as Shelly and Scotty transform into charismatic game show hosts for the fiercely competitive agent challenge, "Block It In."
One competitor appears to be struggling with recollection, while another team finds themselves under intense scrutiny.
The question hangs in the air: who will be awarded the prize of ten thousand dollars, and whose living quarters will the judges deem utterly disastrous?
A simmering frustration finally boiled over in Keith. He felt the urge to remove someone from The Block, a desire born of mounting impatience.
The evening's installment promises a deeply emotional experience, as the parents are presented with an opportunity to mend fractured familial bonds.
The parents of the Block contestants confront a difficult choice, and the pressure intensifies as accusations of tattling begin to circulate among the participants.
Through considerable effort and ingenuity, the teams have crafted truly exceptional bathrooms. Discover which team emerges victorious and claims the $10,000 prize.
Prepare yourself for an episode of *The Block* unlike any other, one brimming with heartfelt moments.
Following the COVID-19 hiatus, the contestants have returned to The Block. Will Harry's underhanded tactics ultimately cost him?
Luke and Jasmin were experiencing a profoundly difficult day, while Sarah and George had returned with renewed energy and enthusiasm. Dan was taken aback by the contrast.
A wealth of design inspiration surrounds the judges as they deliberate over who will receive the $10,000 prize for the finest bedroom and bathroom.
A buzz of anticipation fills the air as the teams gear up for Kitchen Week. See which competitor has ruffled some feathers.
Allegations of plagiarism have been leveled against one team. Meanwhile, a unique competition presents a ghostly challenge, with a prize awarded to the victor – a gnome.
Shelley and Scotty made a visit to the contestants, assessing the development of their innovative kitchen designs.
The judges face a difficult task in selecting a champion for kitchen week. The prize? A reward of $10,000 for the winning team.
Will a contentious choice by one team jeopardize their chances of claiming victory in the living and dining room competition?
The participants unveiled remarkable marketing strategies designed to attract buyers for their properties.
As one competitor contemplates withdrawing, Jasmin finds herself enveloped in birthday celebrations with her housemates.
The prize of ten thousand dollars awaits the team that best transforms their living or dining area. However, one entry falls drastically short, deemed a complete failure.
A pall hung over Sarah and George; they carried a message for the judges, their spirits noticeably low. Across the room, Keith offered a spark of conversation to Harry.
The Block extends a welcome to Brickman. This endeavor offers a challenge suitable for children of all ages.
Shelley and Scotty came by to view the arrangements for the upper floor and discuss the design selections.
The moment of reckoning has arrived for the upper floors. A prize of ten thousand dollars awaits the suite with the most inspired design and arrangement.
The final push is on, demanding teams complete the interior work on their homes. It’s a grueling week, testing every limit.
Midweek, amidst a particularly trying stretch, a new challenge emerges. Will familiar figures manage to inject some levity into this year's Blockheads' performance?
Veterans from the largest block of students appear genuinely pleased to lend a hand to this year’s teams, assisting with their hallway decorations.
The fate of the team's common spaces – hallways, restrooms, laundry rooms, and stairwells – hangs in the balance. A prize of ten thousand dollars awaits the victor.
Tonight, a scene of considerable chaos unfolds on the block, as homeowners undertake the significant work of repairing the facades of their houses.
The pressure is intense, resources scarce. This week, it seems, surpasses even the most dreaded "hell week" in its difficulty – a sentiment echoed by every team.
Completing their front gardens and the exteriors of their homes presents a considerable challenge for the teams.
The Blockheads' magnificent front garden has captivated the judges. Discover who will be awarded the $10,000 prize.
The teams have now begun work on their most ambitious project to date: the studio and garage.
The magnitude of the challenge confronting these teams this week is undeniable. It begs the question: are past errors truly never heeded?
No one ever said it would be simple. For Harry, the pressure proves unbearable, and Jimmy is visibly strained. The daunting studio week is beginning to feel like an impossible hurdle for many of the teams.
After a grueling week, only two teams remain. The prize? A substantial $10,000. The question now is clear: which of these contenders will claim the reward?
With the end of the block fast approaching, the teams are now tasked with completing the landscaping of the rear gardens, ensuring all imperfections are rectified before final inspection.
The teams' back gardens have grown so lavish that their budgets are beginning to strain under the expense.
The participants were joyfully embraced by their families, yet the task of completing their bespoke backyards remained.
The contestants' expansive backyards and sparkling pools are now on display. Which team will be fortunate enough to depart with a brand-new automobile?
The Block is now open for inspection. This week, The Blockheads, alongside Scott and Shelley, offer an exclusive tour of the five remarkable period family homes they’ve crafted, in the lead-up to what promises to be their biggest auction ye…
As the contestants prepare to see their homes enter the auction house, we revisit their individual journeys to discover the ultimate victor of The Block 2020.


