Kitchen Nightmares (2007)

A Los Angeles couple look to relocate for a new job and a better housing market in Seattle; he's looking for a modern downtown condo with an easy commute, but she's pushing for a house that has character, even if it means living in the suburbs.

A couple look to get out of the cramped condo they share with their daughter and move into a more family-friendly home in Chicago; she loves city living and thinks they just need a more spacious condo, but he prefers a single-family home farther out.

A Connecticut couple have worked long and hard, and they're ready to find a family vacation home in Vermont; she's looking for a big place with all the upgrades that's near a lake, but he prefers to spend less on a fixer that's close to the slopes.

A couple is on the hunt for a family home just outside of Chicago; she's set on raising their son in the same neighborhood she grew up in, but in a tight market, they'll either have to put up with some quirks or go farther out to get upgrades.

A family of seven look to relocate from Philadelphia to sunny Jacksonville, Fla.; they agree that they need a big kosher kitchen, but while he wants a Victorian, she's hoping for an airy, country Ranch-style home.

A single mom and her son look to relocate from California back home to Boca Raton, Fla.; she wants a single-family home on the beach, but since her mom is helping with the down payment, she has her own opinion on the best place for her daughter.

A military family looks to finally settle down long-term in his hometown of Atoka, Okla.; he wants a grand, ornate house that represents their success, but she thinks that's too much and prefers something more understated.

A Florida family needs more room; he craves a unique two-story in a golf course community; she thinks a short car ride is all he needs to easily get his golf fix; she wants a single-story in their current community of Boca Raton, Fla.

After living abroad for seven years, a family returns to the U.S. and looks to buy a home in New York's Hudson Valley; she would love one of the area's classic Cape Cods or Colonials, but he's concerned about the hidden costs of buying an older home.

A couple looks to upgrade from their small condo to a house in San Diego; she doesn't mind spending more for a smaller home with upgrades that's in the heart of the city, but he thinks they should put in sweat equity to get more for their money.

A young professional looks to buy a multi-unit house to supplement her income in New Jersey; she's hoping her own unit will be spacious, but homes in her price range tend to be smaller; she'll have to choose between a higher price or less space.

A surgeon and an engineer look to relocate for work but can't agree on style in Lubbock, Texas; he's looking for a place that's sleek and modern, but she prefers something with a storybook appearance.

A comic book creator leaves Los Angeles for a new life in Holyoke, Massachusetts; they want a house with some quirks, even if it needs work, but their twin sister is along on the hunt and thinks a place that's move-in ready is more ideal.