DIY SOS - Season 5

DIY SOS - Season 5

Season 5

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Datesjanv. 31, 2002 - mars 21, 2002
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Episodes

Episode 1
Season 5Episode 130 min

Episode 1

Lowri Turner , Nick Knowles and their teams return for a new eight-part series of the home improvement show.

This week, it is a kitchen belonging to a couple from Old Trafford, Manchester, which is in serious need of renovation. Plus there's three appeals from people looking to have their DIY disaster transformed by the experts the following week.

janv. 31, 2002
Episode 2
Season 5Episode 230 min

Episode 2

This week Nick Knowles effects a conservatory and dining-room makeover, while Lowri Turner meets contenders for the viewers' vote from Bedfordshire, West Yorkshire and Norfolk.

févr. 7, 2002
Episode 3
Season 5Episode 330 min

Episode 3

This week, Lowri Turner and Nick Knowles attempt to restore harmony to a house in Weston-super-Mare in Somerset that has become a building regulators nightmare.

févr. 14, 2002
Episode 4
Season 5Episode 430 min

Episode 4

This week, Lowri Turner helps a woman who tried to build a playroom for her grandchildren and Nick Knowles assists a school to renovate a classroom in a converted toilet block.

févr. 21, 2002
Episode 5
Season 5Episode 530 min

Episode 5

Nick Knowles and the team are in South Yorkshire to restore order to a family's kitchen, while Lowri asks viewers to vote for one of three deserving DIY cases to be helped.

févr. 28, 2002
Episode 6
Season 5Episode 630 min

Episode 6

Lowri Turner meets a woman whose DIY disasters have rendered her kitchen almost unusable and Nick Knowles converts a post office storeroom into a dust-free play area.

mars 7, 2002
Episode 7
Season 5Episode 730 min

Episode 7

Nick Knowles helps a couple in Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, who are being driven apart by home-improvement, while Lowri Turner asks viewers to vote for which one of three DIY amateurs they feel is the most deserving of assistance.

mars 14, 2002
Episode 8
Season 5Episode 830 min

Episode 8

The series comes to an end as Nick Knowles and the home-improvement team travel to Suffolk to help a family right their DIY wrongs.

mars 21, 2002

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