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Two brothers go against each other as they each mentor home improvement experts for a prize.
Drew and Jonathan renovate their kitchens and dining rooms but run into space and structure issues; Alex Guarnaschelli and Veronica Valencia stop by to judge the rooms; 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.
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.
Drew and Jonathan face off in the final individual challenge: all the remaining indoor spaces; ceiling issues in their dens lead to game-changing decisions.
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.
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.
With one win already under his belt, Jonathan decides to go huge with his kitchen reno; Drew takes the opposite approach and embraces style over size; guest judges Maureen McCormick and Dan Vickery choose between the two vastly different spaces.
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 create guest spaces, and Drew brings in a secret judge.
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.
In this special sneak peek, find out who won the action-packed reward for the guest and kids bedroom challenge.
A behind-the-scenes look at the making of Jonathan's house next door, featuring never-before-seen footage and interviews that give the viewer a brand-new look at "Brother vs. Brother."
Jonathan and Drew take on San Francisco and buy their houses sight unseen.
Drew transforms his kitchen from a 1970s cave to a modern California stunner; Jonathan ups his game and takes a huge risk with his eco-chic kitchen; a trip to "Star Wars" production company Lucasfilm is on the line.
Jonathan takes an expensive risk in his master suite; Drew makes the best of his small space; guest judges Bristol and Aubrey Marunde ("Flip or Flop Vegas"); an all-access tour of Alcatraz is on the line.
The brothers double down for the chance to shoot hoops with Stephen Curry.
Jonathan and Drew put everything they've got into transforming their guest bedrooms and baths; Mina Starsiak and Karen Laine ("Good Bones") judge; the loser gets the most dreaded job at the Oakland Zoo.
The brothers tackle their outdoor spaces and put the houses on the market.
Drew and Jonathan have one week to renovate their Gulf Coast living spaces.
The brothers renovate their kitchens and Brett Waterman picks the winner.
Drew sets out to win with an over-the-top master suite; "Desert Flippers'" Eric and Lindsey Bennett are on hand to judge; the winner gets to play with penguins.
The brothers design party-ready outdoor decks and patios.
Tiffany Brooks and Ben Sargent judge the brothers' guest bedrooms.
Jonathan and Drew tackle the front of their houses in the final stage of their flipping competition; 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 have seven days to get their living and dining rooms ready for Vanilla Ice to judge.
Kitchen Cousins Anthony Carrino and John Colaneri judge the brothers' kitchen spaces; Jonathan ups his game to avoid baring his legs as a Vegas show girl.
The Listed Sisters Alanna and Lex LeBlanc judge the brothers' master bedrooms and baths, with the winner touring Wayne Newton's estate and the loser cleaning cars with a toothbrush.
The brothers compete to see who can design the most efficient and attractive family room, office and laundry spaces.
Jonathan and Drew redesign guest bedrooms and bathrooms; judges David Bromstad and Tiffany Brooks; the winner performs magic with David Copperfield.
To complete their final spaces, Jonathan and Drew overhaul the front and back yards, putting the houses on the market and deciding the winner.
After battling for the best living room flip, the loser must do the walk of shame on the Vegas strip.
The teams completely make over kitchens, dining rooms and laundry rooms; the losing brother must bare everything in a Las Vegas show.
Jonathan and Drew renovate their Las Vegas bedrooms and bathrooms.
Jonathan and Drew put the final touches on their flips and sell the houses.
New competitors face fiercer challenges as they start with a ranch reno.
Making over cottage homes; budget issues; over-extending workers.
Both teams face a double elimination as they renovate Craftsman homes.
Both teams face new dynamics as they rehab colossal Colonial homes.
The teams renovate ranch-style homes; one house has structural issues while the other is plagued with accidents.
The final four competitors renovate tract homes; a team member has a breakdown; Jonathan and Drew aid their teams.
The Scott brothers and their teams tackle the first round of the challenge.
The teams have only 48 hours to complete the second remodeling challenge.
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.
Competition intensifies in the semifinals when the flu hits the set.
Both teams must renovate identical houses owned by identical twins.