LEGO Masters

In the series premiere episode, pairs will be introduced, and they will face their first themed challenge of the season. Each duo has been tasked to bring their visionary skills to the test: craft one section of a theme park. Watch as all 20 contestants work together to create a massively impressive theme park world.

The second challenge of the season takes the contestants on an out-of-this-world odyssey! Each duo has been tasked to create an entirely LEGO®-ized build from space. Contestants craft everything from aliens to massive rocket ships. The twist of the task is to build an item that not only looks amazing from the outside, but also impresses when it gets smashed in slow motion.

Each team is given an everyday object – a bicycle, a television or a radio, for example – that has been sliced in two and they are tasked with building its other half. What seems like an easy assignment proves to be far from it. The challenge lies in the judges’ expectations; they are looking for a more thoughtful and imaginative recreation of each mundane object.

Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, the writers and directors behind The LEGO® Movie, join contestants on set as they surprise the remaining duos with their next challenge of the season. As a popular American filmmaking duo, Lord and Miller task the pairs with a movie-themed LEGO® building experience! Find out what the contestants dream up.

The remaining contestants are given the challenge of making a city block that will be brought together as a huge city at the end of the episode. Attention to detail and focus on the storytelling elements bring these LEGO® worlds to life! The most dramatic and astonishing cities require buckets of bricks – the sheer density of a cityscape demands it – and luckily for the duos, bricks are limitless.

The remaining teams are tasked with two challenges of speed and strength. The first is a timed challenge to build a car. In the second, the duos’ technical building skills are put to the test when they must make a visually impressive, yet super-strong bridge. Then, their feats of LEGO® engineering are tested as their creations go through a “stress test."