Ugly House to Lovely House with George Clarke - Episode Guide

Can George and architect Greg Blee help Tony and Sarah with their dated 70s pebbledash house? Greg has a plan to link to the landscape beyond, including a Shard-like extension.

Can George and architect Ed Lipton help Rachel and James, who want a home that gives them more space for a more sociable life, extend their home with just £60,000 and eight weeks?

Sue and Simon's awkward house is revamped, inside and out, by architect Laura Jane Clark, including a moved staircase, a revolving wall, skylights and a new paint job outside.

Architect Will Alsop designs a dramatic barrel-vaulted extension for Tammy and Stuart's outdated bungalow in a West Sussex village. Will the neighbours approve?

Award-winning architect Jo Cowen helps Denise and Ali give their uninspiring Croydon council house a new lease of life. But is a tight budget of £120,000 enough?

In Gloucestershire, George teams Simon and Lisa up with a creative architect to come up with a scheme to turn their terrifying house into a modern home.

There are ugly houses, and then there's Nick and Sonia's place. Can architects transform their foul flat into a real home? And what will the neighbours think?

Martijn and Sally are desperate to do something to their impractical upside-down 80s house. Can innovative architect Greg Blee help on a budget of £65,000?

Architect Chris Dyson helps Wendy and Allan turn their horrible-looking 60s home into something modern and fancy on a tight budget.

George Clarke brings in award-winning architects Howard Evans and Prue Chiles to revive Mandy's eyesore home in a beautiful setting in Nottingham.

George enlists architect Carl Turner to help an East Sussex family with a radical revamp of a bungalow home. Will their mini budget of £45,000 be enough?

Steve and Celine's tatty 1960s A-frame has become a neglected embarrassment. George enlists innovative architect Graeme Williamson to help revive it.

George visits a 1920s house in south London that isn't just dark and ugly, some of it's been condemned. Can the owners and a smart architect transform the place on a tight budget?

Lucas and Hayley's 1970s home is bland, boxy and has a dysfunctional garage. Can architect Chris Dyson's radical ideas turn things around?

George revisits Mandy to see if she has completed the transformation of her upside-down house into a stylish, contemporary family space.

Fiona and Hugh hate absolutely everything about their home, except for the garden. They're won over by architect Greg Blee's modernist designs, but local planners aren't. Can they get the go-ahead?

Matt and Kevin's dark and dated, 1930s three-up-three-down stands out from the crowd for all the wrong reasons. Can they turn this badly designed beast into a beauty?

Greg and Helen want to fix their cramped 1930s Sheffield eyesore before their baby arrives. With challenges mounting, can they complete the redesign in time?

George revisits Wendy and Alan in Colchester, whose transformation of their sad 1960s property was halted when they blew their budget. Is it now complete?

George revisits Armin and Amifa, whose budget was sapped by their featureless suburban home's downstairs and an awful extension, leaving the upstairs unfinished. But is it now complete?

George looks back at some of the most radical transformations from the series, including an awful 80s home that was mostly garage, a depressing bungalow and a house with unusual garden access.