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Jeff considers firing Zoila and decides to bring her to couples therapy; Lisa G. thinks the Calabasas house is haunted and Jeff volunteers to stay overnight and prove her wrong.
Jeff considers firing Zoila and decides to bring her to couples therapy; Lisa G. thinks the Calabasas house is haunted and Jeff volunteers to stay overnight and prove her wrong.
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S7, EP10 "Retreat"The design team arrives in New Mexico and participates in team-building exercises; confrontations between staff members.
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S6, EP6 "Bad Move"Jeff decides to move to an interim house, which upsets Gage; Jenni tries to lose weight for her wedding; Jeff begins remodeling his grandmother's house.
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S6, EP7 "Cleaning House"Jeff considers firing Zoila and decides to bring her to couples therapy; Lisa G. thinks the Calabasas house is haunted and Jeff volunteers to stay overnight and prove her wrong.
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S6, EP8 "Windy City Wedding"The whole staff travels to Chicago for Jenni's wedding; Jeff butts heads with the wedding planner.
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