Chip and Joanna Gaines take a tour with clients Clint and Kelly Harp through the Brook Oaks neighborhood. The Harps are big city transplants looking for a house with an urban feel. Clint works long hours creating custom carpentry and furniture for Magnolia Homes and wants a house close to his business so he can be close to his young family. Joanna describes the Harps as fearless and adventurous introducing them to a range of homes from conventional to disastrous. Will the Harps choose the almost move-in ready traditional or charmer home? Or will they take on a house affectionately called,The Beast, by Joanna who fears a crime scene is buried in the debris. Chip says the house needs not only a demolition but also an exorcism. It'll be a lot of sleepless nights for all parties if this courageous couple takes on The Beast.

Joanna and Chip's clients - Dr. Jeff Sanders, wife Michelle and their two teens are a fun active family who enjoy entertaining, adventure, and travel. They want to downsize to a casual country home that offers European flair with easy access to Lake Waco. But will their sizable $650,000 dollar budget be enough to find French Country in Waco, Texas? It'll take every penny and all the Gaines' creative gusto to transform this fixer upper from traditional Texas to Old World charm.

Chip and Joanna Gaines are helping their client Dr. Marla Hendricks find a home in Waco for her and her new husband. These baby boomers fell in love later in life but are young at heart seeking a home that will fit their active lifestyle. Marla is a veterinarian and an ultra runner who wants to be near Cameron Park, an outdoor enthusiast's paradise and a great playground for her pets. She's returning to Waco after a hiatus in California where she met her husband David, an avid mountain biker and businessman. David will join his bride in a month, and is entrusting Marla, her sister Gail and the Gaines to find them the perfect fixer upper. Chip and Jo are excited about working with Marla but nervous about David's absence. And Chip is extra anxious about David's avocation, a job that scrutinizes the nuts and bolts of what Magnolia's all about. And how will David react when the Hendricks' fixer upper is revealed to him for the very first time?

Michael and Kelly Gaines have a cute home, but cute doesn't always sell. Their sparse living room, awkward dining room and cluttered den aren't bringing in the buyers. The Designed to Sell team plan to take this house from so-so to sold.

Emily helps the Gaines revive their Spanish style home with a modern twist. Lauren and Andre Gaines are a fun and funky Los Angeles couple who've recently purchased a beautiful, Spanish style home that seems to have lost a bit of its character. A tour of the space and a style diagnostic conclude Lauren and Andre are both partial to modern, organic designs. Since the Gaines have similar tastes, Emily decides to use the architecture of their home as the inspiration for the first layer of this redesign. Her second layer integrates the Gaines' fresh and earthy aesthetic.

A part of the culture and history of Waco, Texas, for over 100 years, the Elite Cafe is especially appealing to Chip and Joanna Gaines, who love the challenge of reviving old properties. Chip has always dreamed of opening a restaurant, and after Jo walks the property that's for sale and hears his vision for a modern breakfast joint, she jumps on board and agrees to help make Chip's dream a reality. Opening a restaurant is a new challenge for Chip and Jo, and the to-do list of perfecting recipes, designing logos and much more is daunting. Chip and Jo overcome challenge after challenge, and after a year and half, they finally complete the remodel and reveal an extraordinary fixer upper unlike any other.

Chip and Joanna take a trip down memory lane revisiting some of their favorite renovations and design styles over the last five seasons of Fixer Upper. They also look back on old video footage of the Gaines family during life before the show and discuss how Fixer Upper came to be.

After looking at houses for months with no luck, a couple calls on Chip and Joanna Gaines to help them find a new place for their family of four. They need four bedrooms and three bathrooms, ideally with some mature trees.

Chip and Joanna Gaines work with a family to purchase a 1970s ranch house and give it a top-to-bottom modern Mediterranean-style makeover. The new designs include the addition of a much-needed main suite.

Chip and Joanna Gaines take on a historical project for Courtney and Joey Scrivano, who are ready to upgrade from their modest loft to a house where they can raise their new baby. Built in 1927, their Tudor-style home is outdated, has little functionality, and lacks a true master suite. With a renovation budget of $200,000, Chip and Jo get to work preserving the home's historic charm while making sure it meets the needs of this new modern family.