The Block 22-6
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Family Bathroom Week. Last night’s explosive allegations in judging sees one team go AWOL meanwhile the remaining Blockheads get to choose their houses. First Broadcast: Mon, Aug 10, 2026
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I think if you leave, you shouldn’t be permitted to come back, she is a drama queen, this season so for is terrible
Chantel and Wyatt just want special attention it’s bullshit
Of course the girl won they over spent big time mocked everyone else for trying to stay within the rules, second season in a row with this crap
So we fast forward anything the girls are in, and will fast forward anything chantel and Wyatt are in
I wish we could fast forward your comments
OMG, why not just stop watching the show altogether? The show is literally on episode 6, and you’ve been complaining since it started. You haven’t even given everyone a chance, let alone given the show a chance. JEEZ!
Dee. It’s becoming clear this show is not for you. You are forwarding thru half of it and bitching through the rest of it. Maybe Master Chef is more to your liking. Lighten up dear you will be happier!
It does seem odd that the Blocks Accountants computer only glitched with Chantal and Wyatt. Why didn’t it screw up with 2 or more teams?
This is planned for dramatic effect.
So Fake!
Once the mistake was found out, they could’ve re-shot the scene where Scottie said they overspent and the viewing public would’ve been none the wiser.
Agreed. it does look a bit suss.
what bullshit
The production team does not need to make Chantal and Wyatt look bad. They are doing a damn good job of making themselves look like absolute prats.
Whenever a team that starts the show full of bravado and does poorly, and they are criticized by the judges they throw their toys out of the pram, and that is because their ego’s are fragile. That couple is all about their image. The way they behaved about it demonstrated their lack of integrity and their sense of entitlement.