The Block season 4

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The Block
Season 4
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No. of episodes51
Release
Original network Nine Network
Original release20 June (2011-06-20) –
21 August 2011 (2011-08-21)
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A panorama of the 4 renovated houses, taken 3 weeks prior to auction. (Pictured left to right, blue (Josh & Jenna), yellow (Polly & Waz), green (Katrina & Amie) and red (Rod & Tania)) The Block Panorama 1.jpg
A panorama of the 4 renovated houses, taken 3 weeks prior to auction. (Pictured left to right, blue (Josh & Jenna), yellow (Polly & Waz), green (Katrina & Amie) and red (Rod & Tania))

The fourth season of Australian reality television series The Block , titled The Block 2011, aired on the Nine Network. Scott Cam returned as host as did John McGrath & Neale Whitaker as judges and Shelley Craft joined the season as "Challenge Master". [1] The season premiered on Monday, 20 June 2011 at 7:00 pm.

Contents

Unlike previous series, the fourth season was filmed in Melbourne rather than Sydney, [2] with the four houses to be renovated located in the inner-city suburb of Richmond. [3]

The season was ultimately won by Polly Porter and Warwick "Waz" Jones, who were the only couple to sell their property at auction. [4]

The Block: Unlocked

The Block: Unlocked is a new format hosted by Shelley Craft which shares a personal insight into The Block transformations as the couples guide us through their completed rooms, it also includes behind the scenes footage and footage not seen on TV.

Contestants

Elimination rounds

Couple (ages) [1] Relationship [1] State [1]
Tania (39) and Rod (38) WalshChildhood sweethearts Victoria
Chris and Carrie (both 27)Newlyweds New South Wales
Jenna Whitehead [5] (23) and Josh Densten [5] (24)Engaged in the finale of The Block Victoria
Chrissy (30) and Toby (32) Husband and wife Queensland
Polly Porter [6] (24) and Warwick "Waz" Jones [6] (27)City girl and country boy New South Wales
Aaron East [7] (27) and Shannon McLeod [7] (31) Tradie and his lady Western Australia
Katrina Chambers [8] (33) and Amie Godde [8] (31) Sisters New South Wales
Laura and Emily Sayers [9] (both 25) Twins Victoria

Green: This couple won an elimination challenge and became a couple on the Block 2011.

Red: This couple failed to win an elimination challenge and did not become a Block couple.

Season Contestants

HouseCoupleAgesRelationshipState
1Jenna Whitehead and Josh Densten23 & 24Engaged
(at auction)		 VIC
2Polly Porter and Warwick "Waz" Jones24 & 27City Girl and Country Boy NSW
3Katrina Chambers and Amie Godde33 & 31Sisters NSW
4Rod and Tania Walsh38 & 39Childhood Sweethearts VIC

Score History

Teams' progress through the competition
Scores:Teams
Josh & JennaPolly & WazAmie & KatrinaRod & Tania
RoomsScores
1st Bedroom13½91311
2nd Bedroom14131013
Bathroom/Laundry12131315
Master Bedroom & Ensuite33332829
Living Room/Hallway12131716
Kitchen/Dining Room18151716
Exterior18171718½
Auction Order1st2nd3rd4th
Auction Result3rd1st4th2nd

Scores

Summary

Wk.Room(s)Room WinnerChumpsChallenges
Shelley CraftScotty's Workshop
11st BedroomJosh & Jennan/aPolly & WazRod & Tania
22nd BedroomRod & TaniaKatrina & Amie
3Bathroom/LaundryRod & TaniaJosh & Jenna
4Master EnsuitePolly & WazKarina & AmieJosh & Jenna
EnsuiteJosh & JennaPolly & Waz
5Living Room/HallwayKatrina & AmieJosh & JennaKatrina & AmieRod & Tania
6Kitchen/Dining RoomJosh & JennaPolly & Waz
7ExteriorRod & Tanian/aPolly & Waz

Judges' scores

Colour key:
  Highest Score
  Lowest Score
Summary of judges' scores
WeekArea(s)ScoresJosh &
Jenna		Polly &
Waz		Katrina &
Amie		Rod &
Tania
11st BedroomDesign7.5475
Execution6566
Total13½913 11
22nd Bedroom
Design7756
Execution7657
Total1413 1013
3Bathroom/Laundry
Design7777
Execution5668
Total1213 13 15
4Master Bedroom
Design8977
Execution8867
Total16 171314
5Ensuite
Design9888
Execution8877
Total1716 1515
6Living Room/Hallway
Design6698
Execution6788
Total1213 1716
7Kitchen/Dining Room
Design9788
Execution9898
Total181517 16
8Exterior
Design9989
Execution9899.5
Total18 171718½

Results

Elimination week

Weeks

EventResult
Week 1
Shelley Craft Challenge #1: "Run For Your Money"The couples would race to collect five "red houses" hidden at five different locations around Melbourne. Each house was worth $5,000 in cash to go towards their renovating budget, and the first couple to collect all of their red houses would win the right to select any of the other couples' house as their own to renovate, or keep their current house. The winning couple was Polly and Waz. However, they decided to keep their own house. [16]
Scotty's Workshop Challenge #1": "Wall To Wall"The couples had two hours to construct an exact replica of a partition wall that Scott had built, as well as paint and hang four framed pictures (to the same dimensions as Scott's example). Guest judges, Mark and Duncan (from the previous season), assisted the couples with advice, and would provide a day's service as the prize. The winning couple was Tania and Rod. [17]
Room Delivery Night #1: Bedroom 1The winning couple was Jenna and Josh. [18]
Week 2
Shelley Craft Challenge #2: "Trash To Treasure"The couples had fifteen minutes, and a budget of up $100, to purchase a second-hand item that would then be fixed up in the space of four hours ready to sell at auction. The couple with the highest profit would win $1,000 to spend at an auction of their choice. The winning couple was Rod and Tania, with a profit of $135. [19]
Scotty's Workshop Challenge #2": "New To Old"The couples were set the task of distressing and painting a chest of drawers to achieve an "antique effect". Keeping in line with "second-hand week", the winning couple would select one of two boxes containing a prize, "old" or "new", with the runner-up receiving whatever prize that was in the other box. The winning couple, Katrina and Amie, selected the "old" box and received a vintage bottle of red wine and a crystal decanter, together worth $1,000, to use in their room. Runners-up Polly and Waz received the same prize to a lesser value of $100. [20]
Room Delivery Night #2: Bedroom 2The winning couple was Jenna and Josh. [18]
Week 3
Shelley Craft Challenge #3: "Pipeworks"The couples raced to connect a path of pipes, where the first couple who achieved running water from their tap, would win a night at The Langham, Melbourne. The winning couple was Jenna and Josh. [21]
Scotty's Workshop Challenge #3": "On the Tiles"The couples had fifteen minutes to select tiles to use to create a mosaic of their house in two hours. The couple that created a mosaic that most resembled their house, as adjudged by Scott, received either a free tiler or plumber for a day of work. The winning couple was Jenna and Josh. [22]
Room Delivery Night #3: Bathroom/LaundryThe winning couple was Rod and Tania. [23]
Week 4
Shelley Craft Challenge #4: "Puzzled Paper"The couples had one hour to wallpaper a mobile billboard displaying an advertisement for the series with their pictures. The couple with the fewest imperfections, as judged by Scott and Shelley, would win $3,000. The winning couple was Katrina and Amie, who were then informed they would have to take their prize money from their fellow couples. [24] Katrina and Amie decided to take $2,000 from Jenna and Josh, and $1,000 from Rod and Tania, representative of the rooms they had won to that point. [25]
Scotty's Workshop Challenge #4": "Camberwell Markets"The couples were divided into two teams: Jenna and Josh with Polly and Waz, Katrina and Amie with Rodney and Tania. Further expanding their teams were the eliminated couples from the elimination week challenges, with each eliminated couple forming a part of the team with the respective couples that eliminated them. Each team visited a Salvation Army store to collect items that would form a part of a stand they would run at the Camberwell Market, aiming to raise money for the Salvation Army. The team that raised the most money, would receive a $5,000 prize ($2,500 per couple), as well as the services of their eliminated team members for two days. The team of Jenna and Josh with Polly and Waz were the winners, raising $1,800 compared to $1,300 raised by Katrina and Amie with Rodney and Tania. The eliminated couples that returned for the two days were Shannon and Aaron (for Jenna and Josh), and Chrissy and Toby (for Polly and Waz). [26]
Room Delivery Night #4: Main bedroom/EnsuiteThere was a tie for the double room delivery, with Polly and Waz and Jenna and Josh both scoring 33/40. Polly and Waz achieved their score through a 17/20 for their master bedroom, whereas Jenna and Josh scored 17/20 for their ensuite; both couples scored 16/20 for the other room. As it was a double room delivery, both couples received $5,000, split from the original $10,000 prize. [27]

Auction

Auction results
RankCoupleReserveAuction ResultAmount sold for after AuctionProfit madeTotal ProfitAuction Order
1Polly and Waz$840,000$855,000—$15,000$115,0002nd
2Rod and Tania$850,000$832,000 [c] $922,000$72,000$72,0004th
3Josh and Jenna$950,000$901,000 [c] $1.000m$50,000$50,0001st
4Amie and Katrina$860,000$822,000 [c] $860,000$03rd

Reception

Ratings

Colour key:
  – Highest rating episode and week during the series
  – Lowest rating episode and week during the series
WeekEpisodeOriginal airdateTimeslotViewers
(millions) 1 		Nightly rank 1 SourceWeekly
Avg
11"Elimination Night 1"20 June 2011Monday 7:00 pm–8:00 pm1.342#4 [28] [29] [30] 1.044 [a]
2"Elimination Night 2"21 June 2011Tuesday 7:00 pm–7:30 pm1.114#10
3"Elimination Night 3"22 June 2011Wednesday 7:00 pm–7:30 pm1.186#4
4"Elimination Night 4"23 June 2011Thursday 7:00 pm–8:00 pm1.139#3
5"The Key Challenge"24 June 2011Friday 7:00 pm–7:30 pm1.039#4
26"Moving in to The Block"27 June 2011Monday 7:00 pm–8:00 pm1.440#2 [31] [32] 1.301
7"Shelley Craft Challenge #1"28 June 2011Tuesday 7:00 pm–7:30 pm1.337#3
8"Day 10"29 June 2011Wednesday 7:00 pm–7:30 pm1.275#3
9"Scotty's Workshop Challenge #1"30 June 2011Thursday 7:00 pm–8:00 pm1.188#2
10"Scotty and Shelley's Progress Report #1"1 July 2011Friday 7:00 pm–7:30 pm1.153#2
311"Room Delivery Night #1"4 July 2011Monday 7:00 pm–8:00 pm1.470#2 [33] [34] 1.340
12"Shelley Craft Challenge #2"5 July 2011Tuesday 7:00 pm–7:30 pm1.372#3 [b]
13"Day 17"6 July 2011Wednesday 7:00 pm–7:30 pm1.390#6
14"Scotty's Workshop Challenge #2"7 July 2011Thursday 7:00 pm–8:00 pm1.291#3
15"Scotty and Shelley's Progress Report #2"8 July 2011Friday 7:00 pm–7:30 pm1.179#2
416"Room Delivery Night #2"11 July 2011Monday 7:00 pm–8:00 pm1.552#2 [35] [36] [37] 1.302
17"Shelley Craft Challenge #3"12 July 2011Tuesday 7:00 pm–7:30 pm1.354#4
18"Day 24"13 July 2011Wednesday 7:00 pm–8:00 pm1.308#3
19"Scotty's Workshop Challenge #3 / Progress Report #3"14 July 2011Thursday 7:00 pm–8:00 pm1.168#3
20"The Block Unlocked #1"15 July 2011Friday 7:00 pm–7:30 pm1.130#2
521"Room Delivery Night #3"17 July 2011Sunday 6:30 pm–7:30 pm1.593#4 [38] [39] 1.323
22"Shelley Craft Challenge #4"18 July 2011Monday 7:00 pm–8:00 pm1.364#3
23"Day 30"19 July 2011Tuesday 7:00 pm–7:30 pm1.340#5
24"Day 31"20 July 2011Wednesday 7:00 pm–8:00 pm1.242#3
25"Scotty's Workshop Challenge #4 / Progress Report #4"21 July 2011Thursday 7:00 pm–8:00 pm1.265#3
26"The Block Unlocked #2"22 July 2011Friday 7:00 pm–7:30 pm1.136#3
627"Room Delivery Night #4"17 July 2011Sunday 6:30 pm–7:30 pm1.836#1 [40] [41] 1.438
28"Shelley Craft Challenge #5"25 July 2011Monday 7:00 pm–8:00 pm1.486#2
29"Day 37"26 July 2011Tuesday 7:00 pm–7:30 pm1.518#2
30"Day 38"27 July 2011Wednesday 7:00 pm–7:30 pm1.352#3
31"Scotty's Workshop Challenge #5 / Progress Report #5"28 July 2011Thursday 7:00 pm–8:00 pm1.296#3
32"The Block Unlocked #3"29 July 2011Friday 7:00 pm–7:30 pm1.139#2
733"Room Delivery Night #5"31 July 2011Sunday 6:30 pm–7:30 pm1.737#2 [42] [43] 1.362
34"Shelley Craft Challenge #6"1 August 2011Monday 7:00 pm–8:00 pm1.396#3
35"Day 44"2 August 2011Tuesday 7:00 pm–7:30 pm1.373#5
36"Day 45"3 August 2011Wednesday 7:00 pm–7:30 pm1.250#4
37"Scotty's Workshop Challenge #6 / Progress Report #6"4 August 2011Thursday 7:00 pm–8:00 pm1.355#2
38"The Block Unlocked #4"5 August 2011Friday 7:00 pm–7:30 pm1.061#4
839"Room Delivery Night #6"7 August 2011Sunday 6:30 pm–8:00 pm1.432#7 [44] [45] 1.464
1.823#3
40"Shelley Craft Challenge #7"8 August 2011Monday 7:00 pm–8:00 pm1.549#1
41"Day 51"9 August 2011Tuesday 7:00 pm–8:00 pm1.466#1
42"Day 52"10 August 2011Wednesday 7:00 pm–8:00 pm1.392#1
43"Scotty's Workshop Challenge #7 / Progress Report #7"11 August 2011Thursday 7:00 pm–8:00 pm1.424#1
44"The Block Unlocked #5"12 August 2011Friday 7:00 pm–7:30 pm1.163#3
945"Room Delivery Night #7"14 August 2011Sunday 6:30 pm–7:30 pm2.000#1 [46] [47] 1.456
46"Final Room Delivery Results / Last Day"15 August 2011Monday 7:00 pm–8:00 pm1.675#1
47"Where Are They Now?"16 August 2011Tuesday 7:00 pm–7:30 pm1.399#1
48"Auction Order Challenge (Part 1)"17 August 2011Wednesday 7:00 pm–7:30 pm1.311#1
49"Auction Order Challenge (Part 2)"18 August 2011Thursday 7:00 pm–8:00 pm1.316#1
50"The Block Unlocked #6: Your Say"19 August 2011Friday 7:00 pm–7:30 pm1.037#5
1051"Grand Final"21 August 2011Sunday 6:30 pm–8:25 pm2.283#4 [48] [49] 2.753
"Auction"2.687#2
"The Winner Announced"Sunday 8:25 pm–8:35 pm3.289#1
Notes:
  1. ^ Ratings data is from OzTAM and represents the live and same day average viewership from the 5 largest Australian metropolitan centres (Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide).

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