Celebrity IOU - Season 11
Season 11
Episodes
Drums and Demo with John Stamos
John Stamos steps in with Jonathan and Drew to renovate the garage of his best friend since high school. It's a space they spent their childhood in together, and now John and the brothers look to transform it into the ultimate hangout and jam room.
Eva Longoria Is Desperate to Design
Eva Longoria is surprising her best friend with a stunning home renovation. She's teaming up with Jonathan and Drew to transform her living spaces into a stylish, multifunctional haven perfect for entertaining, sharing meals, and hosting game nights.
Mario Lopez Is Saved by the Bros
Mario Lopez is back in the classroom to surprise his longtime friend and makeup artist with a kitchen and homeschool space renovation. With the help of Jonathan and Drew, they look to transform the family's home for enhanced learning and optimal cooking.
The Ike Barinholtz's Project
Ike Barinholtz teams up with Jonathan and Drew to give back to someone he considers family. With his signature humor and a keen eye for design, Ike transforms her home into a warm retreat where the whole family can relax and spend quality time together.
Boldly Built by William Shatner
A young couple's Connecticut home has become overwhelmed with their toddler's toys and gear. She's desperate to get into something bigger and she's willing to spend to get it, but he's worried about the budget and thinks a fixer is the way to go.
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