Ep 10. Flipping Bingo

In season 6 episode 10 of Flea Market Flip, titled "Flipping Bingo," avid flea market flippers and designers take on a unique challenge - transforming old and forgotten bingo tables into stylish and functional pieces that can be used in a modern home.

The episode starts off with the two competing teams, consisting of two individuals each, strategizing and planning their designs for the upcoming challenge. They head to the local flea market to scour for the perfect bingo tables that they can flip into something extraordinary. Each team has a budget of $500 with which they have to purchase and transform their table.

Once back at their workshop, the competitors waste no time in starting their DIY projects. One team decides to transform their bingo table into a chic bar, complete with a custom-made bar cart and a unique stained finish on the table. The other team takes a more eclectic approach and turns their table into a funky coffee table, adding an artistic twist with a mosaic and inlays for added depth and texture.

As the design elements start to take shape, the teams face challenges with their projects, particularly with the unconventional materials of the bingo tables. They also feel the pressure of the ticking clock as they only have a limited time to complete their designs. At the end of the day, judges and hosts Lara Spencer and Justin Krzyston assess the teams' progress and give them pointers on how to improve and elevate their projects in the final phase.

The final day is dedicated to finishing touches and putting the design pieces together. The teams work tirelessly to ensure their creations are both aesthetically pleasing and functional. They add final touches like custom hardware and shelves to the bar and LEDs to the coffee table for added flair. The teams share their final designs with Lara and Justin, showcasing their creativity and attention to detail.

Finally, the pieces are put to the ultimate test as they are brought to the Pop-Up Flea Market, where buyers survey and test them. The judges scrutinize the final designs, taking a closer look at the craftsmanship, creativity and practicality of each piece. The teams are also given an opportunity to pitch their projects and explain their creative process and rationale.

In the end, it all comes down to which team's creation, which comprises both form and function, appeals the buyers and the judges the most. The team with the most compelling design and best execution is declared the winner of the Flipping Bingo challenge, and takes home a grand prize of $5,000.

Overall, this episode of Flea Market Flip is an exciting and entertaining showcase of what can be achieved with a little creativity, resourcefulness and some second-hand pieces. It's a perfect watch for anyone who loves flea market finds, DIY projects, and home design inspiration, all blended seamlessly into a fun and competitive reality show.