101 - Powers Family
The Powers' tried to make improvements to their fixer - upper home, but when their youngest daughter Olivia was diagnosed with leukemia, they didn't have the time. Now the Extreme Makeover gang will give the cured Olivia a new home.

102 - Woslum Family
When Trent Woslum, a sergeant in the California National Guard, was finally able to buy his family their first fixer - upper home as a Christmas present, he didn't know that by Valentine's Day he would have to leave the house, his wife and three sons behind to serve a tour of duty in Iraq. When the family returns home from Disneyland, they receive an amazing surprise.

103 - Cox Family
For years John Cox traveled worldwide to help churches and organizations. To support her husband's endeavors, his wife Wendy quit her job as a nurse to stay at home and care for their three young daughters. When he received a permanent position as a youth minister, John was able to buy his family their very first home. Now their humble abode has been transformed into a dream house. Singer LeAnn Rimes guest stars.

104 - Mendoza Family
When Contessa Mendoza was 17, she made the tough decision to become a single mom. Contessa, who is now a social worker, has given everything to raise her daughter Analicia, and two foster kids - Angel and Tony. When it was decided that the house needed more space, the team stepped in and made some dramatic changes.

105 - McCrory Family
When Deirdre and Tom McCrory learned that their family of four would soon be increasing with the arrival of triplets, they wondered how their house could possibly accommodate them. A team of designers and construction workers came to their rescue. In addition to creating almost fifty percent more living space, their house was converted into a modern baby - friendly home.

106 - Harris Family (Sweet Alice)
"Sweet" Alice Harris, was named the Lieutenant Governor's California Woman of the Year in 2002 for her endless efforts to clean up the Watts neighborhood of Los Angeles, needed some help of her own after a freakish storm flooded her home. The community pitched in and during the "reveal," members of the community came out to welcome her and her family back home, including LAPD Chief of Police William Bratton, Assemblyman Mervyn Dymally (52nd District) and Councilwoman Janice Hahn (15th District).

107 - Zitek Family
Life changed dramatically two short years ago for 22 - year - old Robert and his family when he was involved in a devastating car accident that resulted in him becoming paralyzed from the neck down. After the accident, Robert's mother, Pat quit her job to take care of her son full - time. Unfortunately, the family home was not accommodating. After his accident, Robert moved into the bottom level of his family's tri - level house and his access to other areas was limited. They needed a complete overhaul to make the place livable for him.

108 - Hardin Family
Several years ago, when Freeman Hardin, Jr. lost track of his father, Freeman, Sr., he decided to go on a manhunt and started looking for him. As luck would have it, he found his dad on Father's Day four years ago and brought him to Phelan, California, to live with his family. Since there were no extra bedrooms in the Hardin household, Freeman, Sr. lived in a fifth - wheel trailer in the yard. More space was needed so Freeman, Sr. could stay in the main house, which was a run - down vacation home that had been on the real estate market for years.

109 - Tugwell Family
John Tugwell, a former Vietnam veteran, and his wife, Susan have been married for 28 years. One night, their daughter, Abbey looked out the window and saw an SUV speeding toward the front of her parents' house. No one was hurt, but the impact left the home uninhabitable. The family became displaced, but Extreme Makeover: Home Edition came to the rescue and now this family has been reunited in a newly transformed home.

110 - Walswick Family
Martha Walswick lost her husband following a three - year fight with cancer. Martha accompanied her husband, Greg, to his cancer treatments and, while there, they met J.J. and Kelley Carrell. The two couples became such good friends that Kelley's last wish to her husband was for him to do something special for Martha. Now, thanks to a selfless woman's dying wish, this family is indeed experiencing a new adventure - - and more - - on Extreme Makeover: Home Edition.

111 - Powell Family
It wasn't easy for Carrie Powell to bring relief to her younger son, Keenan, who suffers from a rare cell disorder, asthma, and allergies. Carrie, a florist by trade, turned to her herb garden to help Keenan deal with his diseases. The team made it their mission to prescribe the right antidote for Keenan by eradicating the black mold in their home and providing a healthy, new environment for the entire family.

112 - Imbriani Family
Brook Imbriani, a young, divorced mother of two, moved back into her childhood home to help her disabled mother take care of her dying father. Her dad had always taken care of the home's upkeep and when he passed away, the house fell into disrepair. When Brook was notified that she was a bone marrow match for ailing ten - month - old Esmerelda Ramirez, she took action to help save the little girl. The Ramirez family nominated Brook for the show as their way of saying "thank you."

113 - Cadigan Scott Family
In June 2003 Diane died as a result of heart problems. Mark died 16 days later of a heart attack. Their eight kids were left to grieve a double loss. The two oldest siblings moved back home and took legal guardianship of their brothers and sisters, which enabled the family to stay together. Community support was marshaled to help the kids fix up their run - down house.