Jeremy gets a great lead on a run-down 3 bedroom colonial in Hamden, CT and vows to turn the property into the "pride of Hamden." This lofty goal hits an immediate snag when the team discovers that the previous tenants left the home full of their junk. JD's quick thinking turns lemons into lemonade when he decides to hold a yard sale. Back on track the team encounters a larger problem--steam pipes are blocking a planned expansion of the kitchen. Pipe problems are just the beginning as the guys rush to finish the project in time and on budget. Will Than and his team be able to come out on top with this flip or is it just another pipe dream?

Dave pulls the trigger on a two bed, one bath without consulting his partner Peter. To save money executing Peter's elaborate plans, Dave straps on a tool belt and enlists his teenage son, Robert, to help out. Construction problems pile high as Peter keeps throwing more work onto Dave's plate. Can they get on the same page to pull this house together or will this deal cost the flippers their partnership?

Debbie Gibson needs a New York pad that has a place of honor for her prized Liberace piano, plus an awesome kitchen. She looks at three possibilities: A $7.6-million apartment that seems to be worth every penny; an all-glass penthouse that has everything she requires but is a little pricey; and an artistic wonderland with a full backyard, private entrance and eat-in kitchen. Which one will become Debbie's dream house?

Verne may be Mini-Me in the movies, but in real life he's hunting for a Michigan lake house with multiple guest rooms and ample single-floor living space so he and his family can enjoy maximum comfort and beauty. He checks out a four-bedroom lakeside lodge on Lake Paw Paw; a mansion overlooking Lake Michigan; and a traditionally styled yet contemporary and eco-friendly "green getaway." With each boasting gorgeous views and lots of livability, Verne may need the ingenious help of Dr. Evil to pick the right one.