Good Bones recap

“A Quaint Cottage With Vintage Vibes” takes us back to the Two Chicks and a Hammer crew’s original stomping grounds in Fountain Square.

Two Chicks and a Hammer heads to historic Cottage Home to help out friends struggling to renovate their first home, resulting in an educational House Flipping 101 episode.

Can the Good Bones showrunner convince his wife to move from Southern California to Indianapolis?

A toilet steals the show and Cory does HGTV cosplay when Two Chicks teams up with Indy’s Big Car Collective to create affordable artist housing.

Two Chicks and a Hammer turns $10,000 into $80,000 with a teardown in the Old Southside—and visits Indy’s weirdest museum.

Two Chicks and a Hammer tackles a project that is missing the most important room in the house.

A tear-down project goes back up with some bumps in the road and a mural painted with coffee.

In a house-free episode, Two Chicks and a Hammer takes fans into the making of their first home-decor store, Two Chicks District Co.

The funniest HGTV fail ever made the final edit of the latest episode, a remodel and addition in Fountain Square.

Good Bones detours into new construction this week, turns out a gorgeous large home, and destroys a car, all in an hour.

The near-east side gets its closeup during the makeover of a large bungalow for a local shop owner.

The best design of the entire series wows in a beach-themed house.

The Toilet Wars continue in a tiny condo with French flair.

Wrecked cabinets, a cast member’s first house, and an exclusive interview.

A season filmed during the pandemic and a pregnancy nevertheless feels like the show we know and love.