Scott Cortus

Hosted by actor and comic Eric Stonestreet, "Domino Masters" brings imagination and creative ingenuity to life when teams of domino enthusiasts go head-to-head in a toppling tournament to create mind-blowing masterpieces, with infinite possibilities and thousands of tiles and unique kinetic devices. Stonestreet is joined by a panel of judges, including bestselling author and actress Danica McKellar, NFL Pro Bowler and Super Bowl champion Vernon Davis and professional domino artist Steve Price, as 16 skilled teams compete against each other in ambitious building challenges to be crowned the country's most talented amateur domino topplers. In each episode, the teams are given a bold theme and exciting custom elements to incorporate into their topple. The competing pairs who most impress the judges progress to the next round, until the finale, during which the top teams face off for a cash prize, the ultimate trophy and the grand title of Domino Masters.

Four new teams face off in a domino toppling and chain reaction tournament with holiday themes. Four new teams face off in a domino toppling and chain reaction tournament with holiday themes; the teams are given custom elements to incorporate into their Rube Goldberg-style topples

It's time for the finale, as three teams compete in an unbelievable domino toppling and chain reaction tournament, during which they are able to build whatever they want, working around the pre-existing finish line arch. The teams will be given exciting custom elements to incorporate into their Rube Goldberg-style topples, but the pressure is on as one wrong move could set off a chain reaction that knocks them out of the running. The team whose topple comes out on top, will win $100,000 and be crowned the Domino Masters of this season.

Four new teams create time travel-themed topples.

This week, four teams compete in the first night of the playoffs in an unbelievable domino toppling and chain reaction tournament with water world themes. The teams will be given exciting custom elements to incorporate into their Rube Goldberg-style topples, but the pressure is on as one wrong move could set off a chain reaction that knocks them out of the running. The three teams whose topples come out on top will continue in the competition.