Kitchen Crashers Season 5

Alison Victoria sets out to turn a mismatched kitchen that's falling apart into a sleek and sophisticated kitchen and dining space that looks like a million bucks.

Alison Victoria and the gang find a barista with a terrible kitchen. Using coffee and the love of it as her inspiration, this space gets demolished from top to bottom.

Alison is stumped when she walks into Matt and Anne's hazardous, mismatched kitchen. The layout is all wrong and the finishes are worse. In three days, she overhauls the space into an urban farmhouse theme.

Alison and the crew find a kitchen with problems that have been "fixed" in the quickest way possible.

Alison and the crew take a blank slate rooftop and build a breathtaking outdoor kitchen. The transformation begins with new raised floors, then it's time for custom cabinets, granite countertops and commercial-grade appliances.

Alison Victoria reimagines a boxy kitchen by knocking out a wall and adding ocean-blue glass tile accents.

Alison Victoria transforms a brothers' dated design into a bachelor haven. She starts by knocking down a divider between the kitchen and living room, and a custom wet bar gets a built-in kegorator.

Alison and the crew tackle a small, dilapidated kitchen to completely expand and update the space. The renovation starts with new flooring, cabinets and countertops.

Alison brings a sophisticated outdoor feel to a bare-bones city condo kitchen.

Alison Victoria and the crew have their work cut out for them in a creepy, old kitchen with nine-foot ceilings. The job begins with the complete demo of everything except a few pieces of wallpaper.

Alison Victoria and the crew take a kitchen from one side of the house all the way to the other. Along the way, every single surface is replaced with major upgrades.

Alison Victoria and the team have their work cut out for them when they see Barb and Jenny's cramped and outdated kitchen that's bursting with cherry-themed decor.

Brendan and Katie's kitchen is way too small to fit their needs. Alison Victoria tackles their space dilemma by taking out a main wall between the kitchen and dining area.