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Driven by Jurassic inspiration, the team transforms a modern house into a dinosaur haven.
Driven by Jurassic inspiration, the team transforms a modern house into a dinosaur haven.
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S2003, EP17 "Family Vacation House"The crew has five days to transform a home into an ultimate vacation spot for the Stephans, who love to go camping.
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S2003, EP19 "Christmas House"Fiber optic lighting brings a scale-model replica of Hoddesdon, England, to life around three walls of a dining room.
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