Brothers Take New Orleans - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

Welcome to the Big Easy
Jonathan and Drew Scott challenge each other to a home remodel competition in New Orleans, tackling the renovation of a dilapidated two-unit, double-shotgun home. As the brothers start with the overhaul of the living rooms, Jonathan executes his vintage-remix design and Drew creates a rustic-modern look. When the rooms are complete, pal Scott Bakula from "NCIS: New Orleans" swings by to judge

Grits and Gumbo Ready
The competition heats up for Jonathan and Drew Scott when Hoda Kotb from "The Today Show" comes down to The Big Easy to judge their kitchen spaces. Drew has a modern take on NOLA design as Jonathan takes a vintage re-mix approach.

Let the Good Times Roll
Jonathan and Drew must pull out all the stops to make sure that Ben and Erin Napier from HGTV's "Home Town" choose their designs as the winner of this week's challenge. With two bedrooms and two bathrooms to tackle, they've got to get down and dirty to hurry and finish the inside of these homes. At the end of this week's competition, the winner is announced at a local jazz club.

The Finale
Jonathan and Drew Scott's competition to renovate two homes in New Orleans is almost complete as they tackle the exterior of the building together. Once complete, their individual renovation expertise is evaluated when local real estate appraisers and experts come to assess who has added the most value to their home.
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