Will: It's the most wonderful time of the year.
The celebrity holiday bricktacular is back.
It's a holiday special! How 'bout that?
Kelly osbourne!
It literally took me three seconds to destroy everything.
Will: Marshawn lynch!
Hey, marshawn, you got any experience building lego?
I think I do, man. I went to ikea, and you got to put all that together, so...
Will: Rob riggle!
"you've got 30 seconds left. What are you feeling right now?"
( screaming )
- Stressed! - Nene leakes!
Nobody loves the holidays like I do.
♪ jingle bell, jingle bell
♪ jingle bell, jingle bell, jingle all the way ♪
Will: You will be building holiday trains of your very own.
Unwrap this!
( shouting, screaming )
Gather round the tree as our celebs
And fan favorites build it, break it,
And slay it for charity.
And also for this very merry trophy, of course.
It's a holiday bricktacular miracle.
I said it like that just 'cause I'm hoping that'll be in the promo.
The holidays have never been this sweet.
The wrapper's off that, right, will?
So hold onto your stockings...
- So, uh-uh, uh-uh. - Uh-uh.
- Better watch yourself now. - That's right!
...For the most festive "lego masters" starts now.
- Oh, my god. - Whoa!
- Aah! - Oh, my god!
Dave: I'm so happy to be back here.
It's like my birthday, it's like christmas morning, and I just got a new puppy,
And all the awesome feelings you have from all those three things all at once.
- This looks great! - Yes.
- This is my happy place. - It is good to be back.
The holiday cheer here is through the roof.
I have so many good memories associated with the holidays--
Christmas time, when I remember getting
A lot of lego for the first time,
And that was the start a lifelong addiction.
- Oh, man! Oh, those are brick-built! - Yeah, the ornament's back.
- Yeah! - Those are nice.
- Whoa. This is awesome. - ( laughing )
- ( whistle blows ) - ( cheering )
Happy holidays, builders!
Happy holidays!
And welcome to the "lego masters celebrity holiday bricktacular."
Whoo!
Which is so many words, but it's a holiday special!
- How 'bout that? - That's right!
It is so good to see you all again.
Dave, you haven't changed your shirt. That's great.
It's got a nice musk.
Will: And I don't know if y'all know each other,
So let's do some introductions.
We've got randall, our hip-hop lego artist from season two.
Hello!
Dave, our canadian from season three.
- Hey! - Yeah!
Krystle, our cosplay builder from season one.
- Whoa. - The og.
And caleb, our twin brother from season two.
Well, hi, caleb.
I'm trying to think who's missing.
Oh, that's right.
Back from lego group headquarters in denmark,
It's our brickmasters amy and jamie!
Yeah!
Hey!
Look what I got you for christmas!
Amy: Amazing. The best present.
Yeah, it's your favorite returning builders.
- Yeah. - And dave.
- Jamie: Aww. - Dave, it's all love.
Are you ready to meet your celebrity building partners?
- Yes. Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. - Let's do this.
Randall, your partner is a singer, an actress,
A tv personality, and a fashionista.
I have been a fan since her og reality show "the osbournes."
It's kelly osbourne!
- What? - Hey!
- Let's go! - Hi!
Look at the pigtails. The color is giving like...
But, I mean, look at this cardigan.
I've never seen one more gorgeous in my life.
- We match. - We do.
- You got good taste. - ( clears throat )
- Hello, kelly! - Hello!
How comfortable are you with building lego sets?
I have minor experience with my brother building lego sets.
Bit of a christmas tradition to build lego on christmas.
- That's a great-- great family tradition. - That's amazing, yeah.
I am here to learn. I am here to pretty much do what I'm told.
Will: This is the attitude we're looking for. This is great.
All right, dave, you're up.
Our next surprise guest played 12 seasons in the nfl.
Whoa.
He was selected to the pro bowl five times,
Led the league in rushing twice, and won a frigging super bowl!
It's beast mode himself, marshawn lynch!
Yo!
( cheering )
- You got dave right there. - Okay, I see you.
- I see you. - Yeah, yeah, you're beast mode, but I'm a beast. Look at me.
- I got a beast! - What's up, man?
Yeah, y'all in trouble.
Dave: Hey, marshawn, you got any experience building lego?
I think I do, man, 'cause you feel me,
I went to ikea, and I bought some stuff.
You got to put all that together,
So is it like that without no tools?
Yeah, more or less. Yeah, yeah, we're good.
I got some experience then for sure.
Marshawn, I'm so happy to see you here, buddy.
You're gonna have access to 5 million bricks,
So don't worry. We got you covered.
Oh, so y'all got bricks on deck?
Oh!
All right, yeah. I'll be able to do something.
- Krystle. - Will.
- You're up next. - I know! I'm excited!
You might know him from movies like "the hangover" or "21 jump street"
Or tv shows like "modern family" and "new girl."
I know him as rob riggle, 'cause that's his name. It's rob riggle!
( cheering )
Hey!
Wow.
Oh, my god! Hi!
- Hi! Oh, my god! - Hello.
- Okay. - Rob: "lego masters"?
- Yes, you're on "lego masters"! - I love this show!
- This is a great show. - You're on it!
- What? - Yes.
Will: Have you ever built with lego before?
I have built with lego before.
I have children, so I've built with them,
- And we always have a blast. - That's nice.
All right, finally, caleb,
Well, if you didn't have the good fortune
Of seeing her wow audiences on broadway,
You probably saw her running the show
On "the real housewives of atlanta."
It's nene leakes!
- ( cheering ) - oh! Almost!
Bloop, bloop, bloop, bloop, bloop!
Oh!
- How are you? - Nice to meet. We're twinning.
- I love it. - Yeah. We have on the same shirt.
- This is fantastic. - Don't you love it?
- Yeah. - Rocking the plaid.
I wonder if you could build me a lego wig.
You know, I'm very much into wigs, honey.
I love a good wig, so a lego wig would be out of control.
I'm a fan.
All right, we're here for a super-size
Two-night holiday event
Where four teams will compete to earn money
For the charity of their choice.
And one team will leave
As "celebrity lego masters holiday bricktacular" champions.
- Okay. - The title comes with a giant trophy,
And it has to be, because that's the only way
We can fit in all the words of the title of the show.
All right, let's get to our first challenge.
You will be building holiday trains of your very own.
- Yep. - Ooh.
Festive, motorized trains.
Also need to be santa strong,
Because in the end I'm gonna line the tracks
With 35 increasingly heavy candy canes
And we'll see whose train
Can smash through them all.
The strongest train that can barrel through the most candy canes
Will automatically ride into the top two.
Brickmasters, in my house the holidays are all about,
You know, competing for the affection of your loved ones.
In this challenge, what do our teams have to do to win your affection?
In this challenge, we want your holiday trains to really have a great theme.
So think about fun festive details
And colors that will really bring the holiday cheer.
Yeah, and build your trains strong
To make sure that they can go through those candy canes.
Will: We are giving you six hours to build your holiday train.
Are you ready?
I see the look of panic on the celebrity guests' faces.
Don't worry, you have the best builders in the world by your side.
You're gonna be all right.
Now the stockings are hung by the chimney with care,
Which I think means it's time to get your brick on!
- Whoa, okay. - This way.
We're this table. We're back here. We're back here.
- We're over here! - All right, let's get this stuff here.
- You can draw too? - Oh, god, no. But we're gonna sketch it out.
- Krystle: You ready to build a christmas train? - Rob: I'm ready.
- Shall we haul the eight reindeer? - They're magical.
We can do tiny reindeer. Oh, we want magic.
- We want magic. - And reindeers talk.
- Hello. Exactly. - 'cause how does santa communicate with them?
It's gonna be a gingerbread train,
And some nougat tones to look like gingerbread.
- We get white trim on it, make it look like icing. - All right.
I'm thinking, I like candy.
Marshawn likes candy. We gotta build a candy train.
We gotta put me on the front of that thing.
Like, put me on that thing like, what?
- We better come up with a character. - Yeah.
- I'm serious, it could be-- - an angel?
- It will just be an angel. - An angel.
- This is why I got you for ideas. - Yeah.
I was thinking going, like, the darker side of things.
- Okay. Okay. - Like krampus.
I'm super excited to have kelly as a partner.
I love that she has experience in the arts.
I love partnering with somebody creative.
That gives us a lot of ideas to run with, riff on.
Krampus is, like, the original myth
Of santa claus who kidnapped children.
So it's a crazy train that's delivering
All the lumps of coal to the naughty children.
The first piece of advice that randall gave me
Is play into what you know.
I know my dad's song, "crazy train."
I do think we should start with, like, "crazy train."
Well, if you don't know,
Kelly's father just so happens to be ozzy osbourne.
Just in case you had no idea.
So the lean in to the "crazy train" was perfect for us.
It could be teeth on the outside.
- That would be cool. - Right?
'cause I think of, like, the crazy--
- At the beginning of the song. - Yeah.
- Like, "ha, ha," you know? - Mm-hmm.
- Hello. That's me. - Hi, jingle bell.
I can make a couple elves.
I can make you the captain elf here.
I be twinkle toes on that thing. Like, "ah, ah!"
And when it come the time to run those candy canes over, I'm about that--
Ay. Bow! You feel what I'm saying?
- Oh, yeah. - We can make that work, bro.
This is the gingerbread express.
Dave: Throughout the whole train we got some elves.
We're gonna build a marshawn elf on the front.
And hopefully this thing gonna go smash through all the candy canes.
- Let's get bricks. - Dude, how excited am I to have marshawn as a partner?
This is like a dream situation here, okay?
Just like me, marshawn is ultra-competitive.
If when you building, like, "oh, I need some more of those,"
- You gotta tell me which one it is... - Fair, fair.
...So I can run and grab it right quick and get it right back to you.
All right, there we go, there we go.
To impress the brickmasters, we wanna be the team
That breaks through the most candy canes.
It'll land us in the top two.
- Yeah. - We wanna our train to be heavy, right?
- Hell, yeah. Oh, yeah. - So feel that battery block.
That's heavier than bricks, so we're putting a dummy battery blocks in here.
Battery blocks are our secret weapon 'cause they add a lot of weight.
- So we're sneaking five of them in there. - Shh.
- Yeah. Yeah, yeah. - They can be listening.
Hey, so look...
We're gonna smashing these candy canes.
We smash them over and over and over.
And I'm gonna smash them over and over and over
And smash all these candy canes.
You had to-- there was one more cycle of it.
- Oh, and over and over and over. - You almost had it though.
You almost had it though. You almost had it.
Randall: There are teeth right here.
( gasps )
- Ooh! - Yeah. Mm-hmm.
Ours is gonna be the heaviest train. The end.
I don't know if it'll be the prettiest, but it'll be the heaviest.
- I'm in the business of smashing candy canes. - Whoo!
- And business is good. - They think they got the heaviest train...
- Krystle: Whoo! - ...And they don't even know what they're doing.
We need some 2x3s, and I'm just gonna throw them in here real quick.
- Our biggest obstacle is marshawn, yeah. - Marshawn, pretty much.
You know, especially when you're dealing with athletes,
They're all about getting in between the ears.
But let me tell you something.
It's not gonna do any good on this guy 'cause there's nothing there.
- Rob: Can I help you with anything? - Krystle: All right, yes.
- Yes, yes, yes. - All right.
I got a whole bunch of stuff for you to do.
Yeah, good call.
- Okay. All right. - Let's go back to the table.
This is tree stuff.
( laughs )
- Who wrote "nope" on here? - Oh.
That was clearly marshawn.
I just wrote "nope" on they paper.
So they always gonna think whenever they look at their paper, like,
"oh, we gotta build this," they gonna see that big "nope!"
Like, "oh, nah, that's not gonna work."
Having me a little fun, man.
Well, he's gotta go to the bathroom at some point,
And when he does, that's when I strike.
Like a cobra, like a shadow in the night, I will go over there
And I will do something.
I haven't decided what it is yet.
My first thought was am I gonna pants him?
Oh, yeah.
So then I thought, well, what could I do?
And there is no choice. I'm going to have to pants him.
- Okay, there we go. - He has no idea it's coming.
No idea.
And then I thought, no.
That's marshawn lynch. He'll kill me.
( laughing )
Rob: Are you okay with doing one tree that was different?
- Oh, hell, yeah. Make it funky. - Okay.
You come with a screwdriver?
He came with the macgyver kit.
Okay, I see you.
I see you, daddy-o.
Brickmasters, for our first challenge of this holiday bricktacular,
We're not making it easy for our celebrities, are we?
Our teams are building festive holiday trains.
If there's something we wanna put on top of that, like a spider...
- Oh, that'd be sick. - Yeah.
Yeah, and those trains have to be strong
Because if they go through the most amount of candy canes,
They go automatically to the top two.
...That's gonna add more weight than any brick you could ever add.
- Marshawn: Yeah. - So it really balance of strength and aesthetics.
- It's looking good. - I hope so. I'm learning.
There's a lot on the line here.
Of course, our celebrities are playing
For these great charities.
There's a lot to love about this challenge,
But do you know what my favorite part is?
- What? - This.
Free candy canes.
The wrapper's off that, right, will?
Gonna start to dress up the front car
And try to get the teeth going.
We'll build a wedge on there so it comes to a sharp point.
- What's that look like? - Um...
- I wanna try and build that. - Yeah, sure, okay.
It might look nice with a red ribbon.
- With a red-- - nene and caleb.
- Well, hello! - Hi, guys.
- How are you doing? - Doing good.
Nene, what's the name of your charity?
- It's called hope for the future. - Hope for the future.
- So it's a charity for moms and children who are homeless. - Right.
And so we decided to build our train for the moms and the children.
So we have angel that will drive the train,
And then each car will have gifts for the children with food and toys.
Our train is gonna be pretty bulky in its design
Because it's gonna be made up of gifts.
But it's gonna be big, boxy, tough.
Hopefully it should be no problem
In the strength department.
We did have our fair share of smashing stuff on season two.
Will: We sure did. We sure did.
I seem to remember a demolition derby that didn't go so great.
Let's take a look.
Caleb, it's 30 seconds left! Caleb, jacob, you're in!
Oh, my god! No!
- Drove straight off! - Oh!
It was only a matter of time until that showed up.
- So... - Don't worry. We're gonna get back to it a few times.
Oh, I have no doubt about it.
Rob: I'm overlapping some of these for strength.
That's good. Now you're gonna throw some snow on it.
- Hi, kelly. - Hi.
- Hi, randall. - Hi, will.
What do the holidays look like for you guys?
Well, for me it looks like eating.
- Okay. - Yeah.
Kelly, what about you? Anything weird?
Always weird. I mean, it's our house.
But my dad's not really a fan of christmas.
- He's scrooge. - Okay.
And I can't say what he says 'cause it's a family show.
No, you can say it. We'll just cut it out. Who cares?
( as ozzy ) "I ( bleep ) hate christmas."
- Every year. - You play football as a kid?
- Yeah, that's what I'm saying. - Great.
You'd be surprised at what you can turn in--
Childhood games into careers.
- Dave: Never ever thought I would. - You like a professor...
- Yeah, yeah. - ...When you talking about these lego.
You started breaking this thing down to a science,
- You understand me? - Yeah, man. It is my job.
Since being on "lego masters" season three,
I landed my dream job as a lego product designer in billund, denmark.
And, man, it is the coolest job in the world.
I've been building since 1988.
That is what I did as a kid, what I did as teenager,
It's what I did as an adult for fun.
And now I get to do that every day for work,
And they pay me. Like...
( imitates explosion )
It's amazing.
Can you believe that, marshawn?
He works at lego.
I know, man. I'm 'bout to get a job next.
Do you wanna go work at lego in denmark?
In denmark. I'm gonna grow one of them big beards.
- I'll be in there. - What are the holidays like for you, marshawn?
Food is what brings us all together.
It's all the food. Actually, you know what would be really fun?
I'm dead serious, marshawn. If we did a cooking show.
I got the name. I got the show that we're gonna do.
- You ready? - All right, let me hear it.
"feast mode."
Ay!
On fox!
( humming )
Kelly, what are y'all building over there?
We decided to go a little bit more
On the demonic side, I would say.
Like black sabbath demonic side?
No, we're doing a crazy train.
- And that's holiday themed? - It's a krampus train.
Stay over there.
We're definitely taking some chances
With the darker side of christmas.
- You know amy likes color. - Does she?
- Oh, loves color. - ( groans )
I wonder if there's an opportunity
To get some dark green in here somewhere.
Do you know why we need hammers?
- To bang the lego together. - Huh?
To make sure they're real nice and tight.
In a challenge like this, it might be good.
It has been almost four years
Since I have been on "lego masters."
In the that time I found out that I had a tumor in my skull.
It actually paralyzed the left side of my face.
A lot of hospital visits,
A lot, a lot of therapy,
And I used lego as a therapy.
So-- uh, give me a sec.
I never thought I would have an opportunity like this again.
You know, the doctors told me that I would never smile again.
Coming here definitely makes me smile a whole lot.
I was so glad you're smiling
- 'cause you have a wonderful smile! - Thank you!
- Rob, you're with an og. She started it all. - Yes.
- She was season one. - Raised the bar.
- Yes. - She set the standard.
- Krystle! - Hi.
Tell me a little bit about this train that y'all are building.
Rob: This is christmas express spectacular spectacular,
Santa's little helper express going up to north pole
Bringing trees, presents, reindeer,
So santa can do his good work.
- Nice. - Yeah.
Without us, there is no christmas.
So, yeah, put christmas on our back,
And watch us take it across the goal line.
Something that guy doesn't know much about.
- Wait, he knows a lot about-- - huh?
- Oh, I was talking about the canadian. - Will: Oh, dave.
Oh, yeah. No, dave knows nothing about that.
For reals, are holidays big for you guys?
- I imagine they're big. - Yes, holidays are huge.
You do outside the house stuff, too, like lights and--
- We do. - Are they coordinated to music?
- Not yet. - Oh, that's a great call.
- That's the next step. - That's-- that's the next--
- Next level. - This guy's gonna bring you some next level christmas.
- Right? Yeah. - You know.
Sing something for us now, rob.
If you don't mind. I've been waiting for this opportunity for years.
Okay.
( warbling )
You know what? Let's wait till after the break.
Let's go to a commercial and we'll be right back.
( warbling )
- It's not-- it's not there. - Still not--
( rob warbling )
- ( train whistle blows ) - randall: Oh, snap!
Dave: No, no!
What shenanigans is happening?
- ( whistle blows ) - ( cheering )
- Look who it is! - Look who it is.
- Hello. - Happy holidays!
Dave: Happy holidays, will.
Look at my train!
- Uncle will! - Better than your train.
I'm gonna park it right here.
- ( engine sputtering ) - oh, that's some gas in there.
- Oh, no. Here. - Will, there's some fumes coming off that train.
It's a real train.
It's not a john deere underneath this thing.
- We smelled gasoline. - Yeah.
That was-- the exhaust was intense.
Yeah, will was riding it hard.
This is fun. These gifts are great, huh?
These are all gifts that we took from kids.
- That we're giving to kids! - What?
We're giving-- I can't-- I can never--
- You give. - Yeah, give.
- Give, give, give. - Give.
Put solid--
That's a good point.
So far we've been focusing more on the aesthetics rather than the strength.
It might be a good idea to have it
- So it's just like this, and the mouth not open. - That's what I was thinking.
So if we don't put enough strength in here,
We might behind the eight ball.
You can put the strength on the inside
Or you could do it on the outside as an exoskeleton.
- I think we should do both. - Yeah.
- Feels like I need some glue. - That is illegal.
Okay, I can make it one brick wider.
- Fantastic. - Yeah.
This is like apollo 13.
You are just solving the problems as they come up.
I wanna win because of the charity that I'm supporting.
We created this event every year
Called the big slick
For children's mercy hospital in kansas city,
That's my hometown, and it is an amazing hospital.
They save kids' lives every single day of the year.
I've seen the good work they've done firsthand, and it's life changing.
I think now we say the train is coming from the north pole
- To children's mercy hospital. - Oh, we have to now.
- Hey, marshawn and dave. - Oh, hey.
- Welcome. - Amy: Hey, there.
So talk through the construction of your train.
Well, I'ma tell you, like,
We going to smash through all the candy canes.
I'm telling you, for sure.
- Yeah. - Smashing's only half of this.
So we're equally judging on the aesthetics,
The way it looks, and how festive.
So it's all about the balance here.
It's about the balance, but if we get through all of them,
It ain't no denying us.
Tell us a little bit about your charity.
Marshawn: We're playing for fam first family foundation,
And we empower inner city youth.
We actually put this money into programs
In order to really help these kids in ways
That they never even thought possible.
- You're like metaphorically santa claus. - Yeah.
We can put a candy cane coming up out of here like a smoke stack.
Our main strategy is we're going for strength,
But you can't build in any way and not go for beauty.
We gotta get a gingerbread house.
We don't wanna let this charity down,
So we're gonna make this thing look super slick.
Man, you sound like you done done this before.
So actually have an actual gingerbread house, man?
- Aw, hell yeah. - Done. Got it.
I kind of feel like santa in his workshop.
You know, just watching all his elves hard at work.
- How is it going so far? - I mean, there are certainly
So much different approaches to this challenge.
It's gonna be so interesting to see how they hold up against the candy canes.
Jamie: Oh, it's gonna be wild.
I think one of the things to watch out with our teams is that front.
When it's talking about breaking candy canes,
You wanna have that single point that can get through them.
It gives you that almost battering ram that can drive through
To really make them shatter quickly.
All right. Oh, god, we have to do a whole 'nother train.
Rob and krystle, they've already made some pretty massive cars.
There's a lot of weight there.
But right now they don't have the engine,
- Which I think is the most critical. - I know.
They have to make sure they think that through.
- Rob: In the front some sort of pointing? - Krystle: Very pointy.
The most difficult part of our build is going to be the front.
I feel like that's gonna be the make or break of our build.
I have a little bit of a vision of what I want.
I got a little experience with this one.
Maybe you saw me come out of the box earlier?
Oh! Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- It's rob riggle! - Oh!
( slowed down cheering )
Rob: Hey, if I used knife hands to get out of the package,
- Why shouldn't we use knife hands... - Break some candy canes.
...To slice through the candy canes? Hello?
Lord. Lord!
Are we racing to finish in this build? Yes.
So six hours is an incredibly short of time to build.
We only have an hour and a half left.
This is the only part that we have for our front engine,
And everyone else seems to already have it completely finished.
I am palm sweaty, a little nervous,
And I'm hoping that we have enough christmas magic to make it happen.
I don't know what I'm doing anymore!
I need a big cone! I need a big black cone!
I have been hard at work with a team of songwriters
- Okay. - ...Working on a new original holiday song.
- Do you wanna-- you wanna taste? - Yeah.
Okay, check it out.
One hour left!
- Whoa! - The clock is ticking!
- One hour left! - ( screams )
- Okay. - Pretty good, right?
- It's nice. - Just throw in some sleigh bells
And we got a hit, don't you think?
- I guess so. - Yeah, me, too.
Jamie: I've already got it stuck in my head.
- I gotta stop with these things. - Amy: Oh.
Over here, busting down bricks.
Krystle: So all the way around with the blue. And then--
Rob: We need weight in the front
- Because it is about piercing the first couple. - Yeah.
How much weight is in the front?
Honestly, like, not that much.
I'm still a little worried about the strength that we have.
Do you think we should put some more bricks inside
- To make it stronger? - Yes.
So what we're trying to do with the second car
Is reinforce the inside, kind of weighing down the bottom,
And hopefully we're able to bust through farther than anybody else.
This is definitely stronger now.
That's great. We'll see how it goes.
I am worried about these trees coming off.
Oh, gosh, I feel like the pieces are gonna come flying off of this.
It's gonna look cool in slow-mo though.
- One minute! - Whoa!
One minute before your trains leave the station!
This looks good, too. You did those?
This is getting intense.
Go fast. Faster, faster.
You gotta fill up the holes in front.
Oh, boy.
Judges: Five, four, three, two, one.
Time's up! Bricks down!
( cheering )
Congratulations!
You completed your first holiday challenge,
And now it is time to hop aboard the candy cane express.
- Come on! - Whoo!
Caleb: Looking at our train,
I feel like we have a pretty good chance
Of nabbing one of those top two spots.
Ooh, I hope we in the top two.
- I think we got-- - oh, do you get eliminated?
- No, no, no. Don't worry. - Oh, I was like,
"are they getting ready to get rid of us already?"
We just got here.
You spent the past six hours building big, beautiful,
Santa-strong holiday trains.
We're gonna put them on the tracks
And send them hurtling
Toward 35 increasingly heavy candy canes
To see just how strong they really are.
In the end, the strongest train
That bursts through the most candy canes
Will chug on in to the top two.
- Are you ready? - All: Yes!
All right. Rob and krystle, you're up first.
- Whoa! - 'cause we have the best one. We have the best one.
Rob: What you have here is the christmas express spectacular spectacular.
Santa's most trusted elf, sprinkle sparkle doo-dah,
He has the task of following around santa's sleigh.
- Will: Wow. - So we got backup reindeer,
We've got backup presents,
We've got backup christmas trees.
Now in order to get out of the north pole,
We've created a snow piercer with knife hands.
- Oh. - Will: Okay.
Rob: You're not getting out of the north pole
If you don't have knife hands to cut through the ice.
- Right. - Am I crazy?
- No. No, no, no, no. - Is it me?
- This all makes perfect sense. - Right?
- Yeah, yeah. Of course. - Thank you.
How many candy canes do you think
That you're gonna be able to smash through?
- All of them. Yeah. - How many do you have?
- Wow. - See?
- What, what, what? - Yeah!
Okay. Really didn't need that.
Brickmasters, what do you think?
You really have captured the essence of the holidays in this build.
I mean, it just feels so festive.
I love all the detailing on the side.
You've got patterns, you've got snow,
And you have this elf on the front.
It was sprinkle sparkle doo-dah?
The wonderfully named elf.
But I love that the elf actually looks totally ready
- To go down this run. - Yeah, he's--
He's got his arms up in the air. He's ready for this.
I love the front of your engine as well.
That was your design! That's you!
Those blades that you talk about going through the ice,
They really look exciting,
And I like that you've actually feathered them towards the back
To show that the ice is kind of shifting off of the train as well.
So this feels really dynamic.
- Thank you! - Thank you. Thank you.
All right, let's see how strong your train really is.
Yeah!
Toot, toot!
Get out of the way,
Or you're gonna get smashed.
I'm talking to you, candy canes.
Praying to the chop gods.
All aboard. Here comes sprinkle sparkle doo-dah!
Krystle: Whoo!
- Oh! - ( cheering )
Praying to the chop gods.
All aboard. Here comes sprinkle sparkle doo-dah!
Whoo!
- Oh! - ( cheering )
Whoo!
- Oh, yeah. - Whoa!
Oh, my god! We did it!
- That was awesome. Let's take another look. - Oh, my god!
- Will: Wow! - Rob: Ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba!
- Go, doo-dah! - Oh!
- Whoa. - It couldn't get underneath.
- Whoa. - Ahh.
( slowly ) christmas is canceled.
Santa lost his backup, guys.
So your train made it through 33 candy canes!
( cheering )
Jamie: Amazing job.
I mean, clearly you added the strength
All the way through to those blades.
Just kind of creeped over those candy canes,
But it was a super strong train. Really great run.
Let's see if it's enough to land you in the top two.
I wanted 35, but it feels pretty good.
I feel like ours could possibly be the top two.
Kelly and randall, you're up.
Yeah!
Kelly: It's the crazy krampus christmas train.
Krampus is bringing all the coal and the bad candy
To give all the naughty girls and boys.
The front of the train represents the beginning
Of my dad's song "crazy train."
It starts with this huge laugh.
And in the music video it's a close-up of his mouth.
Can you give us any idea what the laugh sounds like?
- No! - Okay.
All right, randall, you're up. What's the laugh sound like?
Ah-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
- You know what? Yeah! - Yes!
- You're welcome. - I love you, randall.
Will: Brickmasters, what do you think?
It's just such a great and wonderful idea, and very surprising...
- Very. - ...For a holiday train challenge.
We were not expecting to see anything like that at all.
I love the story that you're telling through the train,
That also relates back to your dad's song.
And you even got the krampus built on there, too,
Which I think really helps to bring the whole story together.
- Thank you. - That face,
It just introduces you to this menacing train coming your way,
And you know it's up to no good.
And for strength, you've also tried to bring it down low,
Which I think could be nice to see how that plays out when you go down the ramp.
We did add some weight at the beginning
Of the second car just to have the first half
Of the whole train be as strong as possible.
And how many candy canes do you think it's gonna smash through?
- I'm hoping for the best. - Yeah, same.
'cause I really wanna win this for randall.
But I wanna win it for her and her charity, too.
- That's so nice. - Aww.
They wanna win it for each other.
And they both wanna lose it for us.
- That's what I'm talking about, man. - Well, let's do it.
- All right. - ( cheering )
We didn't build necessarily for strength in this challenge. We built for looks.
Randall: We are very much different,
So hopefully we get some points
For that from the brickmasters.
Randall, kelly, all aboard!
Ah-ha-ha-ha-ha!
- Oh! - Okay!
- Okay. I'm okay with that. - Okay.
- It did really good though. - Let's go. One more time.
- Will: Oh, look at that. - Kelly: Oh, my god.
Will: It stayed low. Oh, and then lifts.
- Kelly: And then it started to lift. - Randall: And then--
- The second car's strength got it. - Both: Yeah.
- All right, so your train made it through 32 candy canes. - Randall: That's right.
- That's right. - Amy: I think the fact that you put some weight
In the second car really helped because that smashed through
Some of the final candy canes when the first train lifted up.
- Really good job. - Thank you.
- It's a krampus miracle. - Yes, it was.
All right, this puts you in second place.
- Amazing job, both of you. - Thank you.
- Let's go. - Thank you so much.
Nene and caleb, you're up.
- Yay! - What up?
Nene: This train is an angel train
Carrying gifts and food to the homeless moms
And the homeless children.
This train was built strictly for the charity that I'm here for,
Which is hope for the future.
It homeless mothers and children, and I know the struggle.
- You know, the story is strong... - Will: Yeah.
- ...And also the train. - I love that.
- It's a buffed angel. - Yes, okay.
Yeah, I mean, what's not strong about this?
- But... - Wow.
...We've got a pretty heavy train here, especially in the front.
That's where we wanted to keep all our weight
To drag the whole train down the ramp,
Crash through all 35 candy canes.
- Oh! - We'll let the smashing talk for itself.
What an incredible explosion of color you have in your build.
And when you look closely, you see all of these great details.
You've got all different kinds of bows.
You've got details on the ribbon.
And then you've got some of the presents bursting open.
And I think it just brings so much energy
And dynamicism and fun to your build.
- Thank you. - Thank you.
Will: How do you think it's gonna fare against the candy canes?
The wedge on the front is backed up by a lot of solid block objects,
So I think it has some potential.
All right, well, let's get it on the tracks.
It's time to smash some candy canes. Let's do it.
Yes!
The gifts are on their way.
Unwrap this!
- ( cheering ) - oh!
Will: All right, nene and caleb,
The gifts are on their way.
Unwrap this!
- Oh! - Whoa!
Oh! Gosh.
- They might've got 34. - All right!
- Will: Not until the-- no lift. - Oh, yeah.
- Will: Barely lifted. - Whoo!
That was-- wow.
Look at that. Look at that, marshawn.
Look at that. Look at that.
- Your train made it through 33 candy canes. - Made it happen.
- Aah! - How you feeling?
- Pretty awesome! - Well, here's the great news.
You're tied for first place with rob and krystle.
That is awesome. Great job, you two.
Do not play with caleb and his glasses. You know...
Mm-hmm, mm-hmm, mm-hmm.
He was smart. He knew what to do.
Is there anybody here that thinks that they might be able to beat that?
- I think they calling us. - Oh, it's marshawn and dave!
Dave: This gingerbread express
Is built to crush candy canes with ease.
It is gonna blow through 'em like there's nothing even there.
Right in the front of the train we got marshawn leading the charge.
- Will: Sure. - So the candy canes that the train don't break,
Then I slide down there and do my thing.
Dave: We've got me here shoveling the candy to fuel that train.
Two techniques for strength.
First of all, we've built a wedge on the front
So when it gets to the candy canes,
It's gonna pierce right through them.
Second of all though, we stuck five
Full battery boxes in this train.
So this thing is heavy and gonna come down that track.
What an adorable gingerbread train.
I can't believe that you two out of everyone in the competition
Built maybe the cutest little train.
And then I think maybe my favorite part is the little elf characters.
They're just so cute. They bring so much emotion.
You are the only team that really from the ground up thought about that weight.
You mentioned all those battery boxes.
I think it's really nice that it didn't come
At the expense of your aesthetic.
You were actually able to hide all that weight inside your train.
I think it could make it all the way.
Number to beat is 33. Are you gonna do it?
- For sure. - Oh, heck, yeah.
- All right, let's find out. - It's easy money.
Whoo!
It better break all the candy canes.
It might break the track, too.
The "lego masters celebrity holiday bricktacular"
Is about to go beast mode!
Oh!
All right, that was awesome. Let's see it again.
Almost made it all the way.
- Nene: Wow. - ( laughter )
Wow, your train made it through 34 candy canes.
- Whoa! - That puts you in first place!
Which means you're automatically in the top two.
Come on, champ. Come on.
- We knew this. - I know, we knew this.
We came here to smash some candy canes.
- Oh, yeah, yeah. Sure. - Yeah.
So, brickmasters, we kicked off
Our "lego masters celebrity holiday bricktacular"
With the strongest challenge ever.
Marshawn and dave, you're automatically in the top two, so come on forward.
Right.
Brickmasters, there's room in the top two
For one more team.
Which team wowed you the most
Based on the aesthetics of their train?
The second team in the top two is...
- Rob and krystle. - Yeah!
Marshawn and dave, you made it to the top
Because your strength allowed you to smash through
More candy canes than any other team,
But that didn't come at the expense of your aesthetics.
Your gingerbread theme was very clear,
It was cute, and it was well-executed.
And your characters were adorable and really well-placed.
Overall, you had a great balance
Of strength and aesthetics coming together.
Rob and krystle, your holiday train just made us smile.
It was packed full of festive cheer.
And those characters, they really just captured our heart.
You also built for strength, and you smashed through those candy canes.
- Fantastic assessment, judges. - Oh.
I don't know that you were judging their--
I think these two judges are fantastic,
And they really captured the essence of what happened here.
Which one of our judges is moving on?
All right, brickmasters, time for the moment of truth.
Who won our first bricktacular challenge
And $10,000 for their charity?
The winning team is...
He's still judging.
- Marshawn and dave. - Yeah!
- Aw, dude! Yeah! - What's up, champ?
- You like that, huh? - Yeah, of course I do, man. Yeah.
Super bowl, first challenge in the lego holiday bricktacular,
- Is it anywhere close? - Yeah.
- Yes! Yes! - Yeah.
- Dude, this is my fifth time in the top two.
- It's first my win. - ( scattered applause )
Sorry. One second, dave. We were just talking about marshawn's super bowl.
I don't know if I wanna talk about your fifth time in the top two.
Dave: Feels great to win the first challenge.
Any tough words that we had while we were building, we backed up,
And we're gonna do that again for the next challenge
And the next one and the next one.
- Yeah, what he said. - Yeah!
Marshawn, please remind us who you are playing for.
We're playing for fam first family foundation, oakland, california.
Ice city, what's happening? We empower inner city youth.
- Awesome. So happy. - Great job.
Well, let me just say this.
"lego masters" is thrilled
To donate $10,000 to such a great cause.
- Congratulations again. - We up ten. All right, that'll work.
Great job, everybody, on this challenge. Well done. You guys can head on back.
- Amy: Well done. - Jamie: Good job.
Will: We have got more holiday fun,
More bricktastic challenges,
And best of all, more candy coming your way.
So, until next time, go on and hit the bricks.
- Next week... - Who wants to make a movie?
- Yeah! - Christmas movie!
You and your partner are going to come up with an original holiday movie
And build the most memorable scene from it.
- It's a bird. - It's a plane.
- It's santa! - If this doesn't lead
To me starring as santa claus in a lego christmas movie,
- I don't know what will. - I can't believe it.
- This is cheating right now. - It's lego, baby.
Oh! This gotta be a violation!
Will: Last time, on the "celebrity holilday bricktacular"...
( laughing )
...Four fan favorites returned
And paired up with celebrities
To earn money for charity.
- You're beast mode, but I'm a beast. - I got a beast!
That's right. What's up, man?
You will be building holiday trains of your very own.
It was hard to choo-choo-choose a winner.
- ( cheering ) - but in the end,
It was marshawn and dave who crushed the competition.
What's up, champ?
Tonight, we're doing the holidays hollywood style.
- Who wants to make a movie? - Me!
- Yeah! - Yeah!
- Christmas movie!
Now all you have to do
Is sell it to the toughest studio execs in town.
Which one of our a-listers will steal the show...
( screams )
...And produce the next holiday blockbuster?
Oh! This gotta be a violation!
And all-new "celebrity holilday bricktacular" starts now.
( music playing )
- Thank you. - Whoa!
- Who's back? - It's a brand new day.
I am so excited to be back in the build room.
Rob: Listen, I don't know about you,
But I believe we're probably going to approach this thing
The same way we did the first challenge,
Which is we're in it to win it.
Will you sprinkle some of the magic christmas dust on me, please?
- Will on pa: This holiday season... - Oh, god.
...Get ready for a brick building event
That you'll never forget.
This makes me nervous that we can't see will.
"lego masters: The holiday movie" starts now.
Wow.
- Oh, some popcorn. - 'sup, builders?
- Hey, hey. - Hey, will.
Welcome back to the "lego masters: Celebrity holiday bricktacular."
This is good.
Take a look at this stage. We got star power.
- We got brick power. - Amy: Yeah.
- We got will power. - Oh, yeah.
All of the key ingredients to building a holiday box office smash.
- Hmm. - So let me ask you this, who wants to make a movie?
- Whoo! - Yeah!
- Yeah.
Christmas movie!
Wow. I gotta say, you all agreed way too easily.
You need to have a long conversation with your agents about how to negotiate.
In this challenge, our "lego masters celebrity holiday bricktacular"
Is going hollywood.
You and your partner are gonna come up
With an original holiday movie and build the most memorable,
Soon to be iconic scene from that movie.
- Sound pretty good? - Sounds fun.
- Yeah. - Holiday classics come in all shapes and sizes.
I actually consider all of my movies holiday movies
Because each one of them is a gift to the audience.
- Mm. - Mm.
- Oh. - Will: Anyway, when you're done building,
We want you to act out your scene and pitch your movie to me, the brickmasters,
- And audiences all over the world. - Oh, my god.
This challenge is all about capturing an awesome scene in a single snapshot.
And at the end of the challenge it's gonna be animated,
So we wanna see all these great details that can really come to life.
- This gonna be tough. - You're building at minifigure scale,
- So details matter. - Mm-hmm.
And you're all stars. We can't wait to see you put it all into that pitch
To show us why this is the next blockbuster holiday classic.
- How you guys feel about that? - I'm good. My head's already coming up with ideas.
- You're good. - Yeah.
This is on lock, as they say.
- All of this is a lock? - Lock.
We're going to be making a hollywood blockbuster.
I couldn't have a better partner for this.
Well, you could, but you got me.
Will: We are giving you eight hours...
- Whew! - ...And $10 million to produce your holiday classic.
- Yes! - Wait a second.
No. No money.
No. So actually, no. That's just been--
Budget's just been cut to zero dollars,
But you still get the eight hours!
- Yes! - Okay.
- I'll take it. - So that's half?
Right? Half of it came true.
- That sounds like hollywood. - Yeah, it does.
The winner of this challenge will get $10,000
To donate to the charity of their choice, which is great news.
Preproduction, it's over.
- Get your brick on! - Oh!
I loved me being pregnant on christmas.
What if ours was a pregnant christmas?
- A pregnant christmas? - ( laughs )
The race to the hospital on christmas?
Yes, and you're the dad.
That actually could be really funny.
In a holiday blockbuster build,
You would need to incorporate holiday, christmas, okay?
- Snow? - Yeah, take notes, "die hard."
Right.
- Do you like it? - I love it. This is awesome.
Don't play, caleb. You give me some of your ideas.
No, no, no. No, this is it.
I was thinking, what if there's an elf...
- Okay. - ...That is really badly behaved...
- Okay. - ...And escaped from the north pole...
- Yeah. - ...Stole santa's sleigh,
And he's turning everything to ice.
So you have a hockey rink in the foreground
And a football field here, and they're melding together.
- Like coming together? - Yeah, yeah.
And the ice from the rink is coming over the turf.
- Yeah. - Right?
Ideas?
It's super important to win this challenge
- Because we could, like, taste it.
- So close. - It was just dripping on us and we didn't get it.
- So I'm starving to get the win. - Yep. I'm hungry.
Alien invasion. Santa has to save the world.
We get the wreaths on it and make it very christmas-y.
- Okay. - 'cause we don't wanna lose the christmas-y.
So the north pole's under attack?
Yeah, yeah. I do like that.
We're making the first ever sci-fi christmas feature.
Our antagonist is clearly gortho, piece of garbage that he is.
He goes around the galaxy stealing joy
And so he's going to the north pole.
But he made a huge mistake because he didn't realize
Santa claus and his christmas crew don't play.
- That's a lot. Yeah, I think we can do it. - It's a lot. Yeah.
- Hey, nene and caleb. - Hi.
- Hello. - Oh, look at this.
- Oh, wow. - You are bringing something new to the holiday season.
Tell us a little bit about your movie scene.
I went into labor on christmas, so we're having a pregnant christmas.
It's "a holiday delivery."
Caleb: The scene is that crazy drive to the hospital.
This is gonna be the road flying by underneath our car.
Your entire scene's gonna be inside of a car then?
= or-- - no, remember, we start in a house.
So should we do that? Because we do start in the house.
- We could our destina-- - we're grabbing everything.
- Uh... - But there's gonna be a lot that's happening on the road.
- We were thinking like-- - there is, like a deer crosses the road.
Santas with the sleigh. All sorts of things to dodge.
- But those are all things passing a car, right? - Yeah.
And so how are you gonna show this car?
Because we need to somehow know the people in the car.
- Both: The characters. - And we need to know that there's a pregnancy,
There's an urgency to go somewhere.
So how are you gonna capture that without blocking it?
- Because you're gonna be inside of car. - Mm-hmm.
Okay, scrap this. Throw this away.
- Let's start-- - oh, no, no.
No, there's a lot of fun in here.
It's just to kind of get the focal points
- And the most important things. - Yeah, yeah.
- For sure. - All right, good luck.
Thank you, both. See ya.
- Well, we gotta add some stuff in here. - I'm a little concerned.
The brickmasters are still not really seeing the story that we're trying to tell.
Sounds like we gonna be building forever.
Panicking just doesn't work for me.
Everybody, breathe. Okay, what we need to do?
- Feeling good still? - No.
So, brickmasters, what's your favorite holiday movie?
My fave? Probably, "home alone." every year. Love it.
- Jamie? - Oh, I think
"it's a wonderful life," actually.
- It's a good one, too. - "it's a wonderful life."
I think I actually auditioned for that one.
Yeah. Yeah, I'm still waiting to hear back.
Let me just gonna talk to my agent,
See if he heard anything about it.
Talk to me about this challenge,
You know, just while I find out about that.
So in this challenge, our teams have to build
One pivotal scene from a brand new holiday movie.
Yeah, and then they have to actually make their pitch
And they have to act out those scenes
To convince this is the next hollywood holiday blockbuster.
- That's gonna be really cool. - It is. It's gonna be amazing.
It's gonna be like a real holiday hollywood movie.
- Exactly. I know. - You guys, this is gonna be a holiday to remember.
- ( phone vibrating ) - oh. My agent.
- Oh. - Yeah, I didn't get it.
It really is hard to snap on there, isn't it?
And that's why they gave us this.
- Yeah. Yeah. - Well, this is fun.
Never in my wildest dreams did I think
- I would have this much fun building lego. - Hmm.
Some of the windows can be empty.
- Yeah. - Other ones--
We can just close them with curtains.
Yeah. That's a great idea.
I don't really know what I was getting myself into,
But the more time I'm here, the more I'm enjoying it
And having fun and getting something out of it.
- I'll get the-- - just made very cool. Just saying.
- Yes. Yeah. - I have some good ideas.
These like some little icicles?
Dave: Yes.
- Marshawn and dave. - Hey, will.
You guys won the last challenge. You won the first challenge.
- We did. We won that first challenge. - You're very competitive.
- Us? Nah. - I mean--
Nah, we're here just have fun.
Tell me a little bit about your theme.
All right, so our movie's
"ice & van: Shooting for a holiday miracle."
- It's the year 2032... - Okay.
...And everyone's at home for the holidays,
And they're fighting over which game to watch.
Do they wanna watch the hockey game?
Do they wanna watch the football game?
So some ai something or other rips the multiverse apart
And puts together van city, vancouver,
And ice city, oakland,
And we got the ice rink right here
And the football field right here.
And they crash together into one field
For everyone to watch together.
Being from two different countries
And two different cultures.
We wanted to make sure that we came together as one.
I'm repping hockey. He's got football.
- Put them together. - Common sense, baby.
And the players, they fly, they got robots.
You know what? I like that a lot.
Because as you know, I like hockey
And I like football,
And during the holidays people love watching both.
Exactly. Like, what better way to make two good things better
- Is to mash them together, right? - You get it. You get it.
Dave, you don't know how lucky you are that marshawn is your partner.
- Oh, I know how lucky I am. - Yeah.
Anybody else would've absolutely quit.
100%. Happy holidays, buddy.
- Yeah, happy holidays. - He said it with an absolutely.
- Yeah. No, I've got it. - All right.
Pushed one thing in, another thing pops out.
- That's lego. - That will be the yellow snow from the dog.
- Kelly and randall. - Hello, will.
- So both of you are really into the holidays. - Yes.
- Kelly, you were saying your mom's really into it? - My mom loves the holidays.
- Loves it. - So me and my brother made a plan,
And it was gonna be, "this year we're gonna catch santa."
- Wow. - We setup fishing wire all-- like an obstacle course.
- No way. - That literally you had to duck and get through.
And we did not catch santa, but we definitely caught my dad.
- You caught your dad? - All you heard was this almighty clattering and bang
And everything just fell, and jack and I got in a lot of trouble.
- Wow. - A lot of trouble.
Yeah. And by the way, no wonder your dad hates christmas.
It's because you guys-- you guys trapped him.
So what's going on with your movie? What do we have here?
The movie is called...
- "up to snow good." - "up to snow good."
Kelly: It is an elf that has gone rogue
And decided that he is not necessarily a lover of christmas
And wants to ruin it for everybody.
But santa comes in and saves the day
- With his army of bears. - And reindeer.
- I love the little bears. - Mm-hmm.
I love this movie. I would watch this movie.
I got-- I mean, listening to it, I was like,
"uh-huh. And then what happened?"
So remind us, what's the charity that you're playing for?
- Every mother counts. - Okay.
It is such an incredible charity
That's bringing vital healthcare to women
During their stages of maternity all over the world
To try and decrease the rising death rate of women
From pregnancy complications.
As a mother, and knowing
What I went through during my pregnancy
And certain health issues and complications I had,
I'm incredibly lucky I have access to maternity care
And incredible doctors, and I was fine.
But there are still hundreds of thousands of women out there who don't.
And in today's society, there is just no-- no excuse for it.
That's great. Well, what an awesome cause.
Thank you.
How are they gonna know that you're pregnant
If everything is happening in the car?
When you sitting in the car, you don't see people's stomach.
- That's what-- yeah. - So how do we do that?
The brickmasters are saying we need to make sure we see
That this mom is pregnant and what's happening.
- So that's a challenge. - I know what you're saying.
We want to make sure that our story really comes through and is really, really clear.
So are we really gonna have the car that's a convertible
Or a jeep that doesn't have the top on it?
Oh, a jeep could be pretty fun.
Even if the woman and the husband have to walk to the hospital,
We have to come up with something
To show the full entire story.
We can make this happen. This is the hardest part.
Kelly: Are you guys using your elves?
I just need elf hats.
- Like this? - Yeah.
- I love you. Thank you. - Aww. Thank you, little mama.
- Nene and caleb. - Hey, hey.
- You know, it's the holidays. - Yeah.
So I'm thinking about stuff for the kids...
- Yeah? - ...And what do I get them?
But let's be honest. I'm thinking about what is everybody getting me?
- Both: Oh. - I would've brought you some really nice designer slippers,
And I would've brought a robe to go with it and all that.
- Really? - Yeah.
- Wow, she doesn't mess around. - I would've went all out, yeah.
You can still get me the robe and the slippers.
I mean, I don't wanna be too presumptuous, but that would be really nice.
- I will do that for you. - Okay, I'm gonna send you my address.
Yeah, okay.
So you both love the holidays.
- Yes. - Yeah.
And now you've got this holiday build.
- Both: Yeah. - What is it?
A pregnant christmas?
- I was in labor on christmas. - Real story.
Nene: This is gonna be based off my life story,
But it's gonna be a comedy. You know a lot about comedy.
Yeah, I love that.
Yeah, so we are capturing that moment
As we're rushing crazy to the hospital.
What did the brickmasters say to you when they came over?
They were worried that our scene was gonna get all lost inside this car.
What if santa helps her get to the hospital with his sleigh?
- That would be nice. That's a good one. - Can we use that?
- Yeah, you can use that. - That is a good one.
A sleigh is open from the top.
There's so much room to see what's happening. It's perfect.
Duh! We couldn't even think of it.
You might've solved a huge problem for us.
Is it almost like I saved christmas?
- Yes, yes. - Yeah. It is.
Wow, it's a holiday bricktacular miracle.
Sorry, I said it like that
Just 'cause I'm hoping that'll be in the promo.
- Yeah. I can see it. - You know what I mean?
Happy holidays, everybody.
- It got real quiet in here. - Mm-hmm. People working hard.
Four hours left!
- Aah! - You have four hours left...
- Aah! - ...Until wrap!
Marshawn, how are you feeling about your movie so far?
I'm feeling solid, big dog.
Rob, are you getting into character yet?
- I'm dialed in. - I want a taste. Just a taste.
( clears throat )
Oh, my-- oh, wow.
Look at this transfor...
Wow.
( shrieks )
That's a taste. That's all I got.
- Oh, man. - Yeah.
- And it was delicious. - Thank you.
This is so exciting.
We got celebrities and four of our favorite builders ever
Coming together to produce holiday blockbusters.
If this doesn't lead to me starring as santa claus,
In a lego christmas movie, I don't know what will.
You know, if I'm gonna play santa,
I really gotta physically embody the part.
- And I got a, um-- - wow.
- Oh, that looks good. Wow. - That looks amazing.
- You got any more spoons? Oh. - They only had the one spoon.
You think this is high enough to portray a building?
- Dave: No. - Hey, guys.
- Oh, hi, will. - Krystle: Hey!
Oh, hey, will.
- What do you think? - Oh, man.
- We're done. - Wait, what?
- We're done. - You're done?
And we beat everybody else by five hours.
No way. Okay, but how do you-- do you feel confident?
No, but we win the time portion.
Okay, there isn't a time-- there is no-- what?
Wait! Wait a minute.
Anyway, welcome to lego masters holiday bricktacular.
- Thank you! Yeah! - Hi, will! Hey!
Hang on. You gotta pitch me.
- Oh, no, don't-- please don't settle in. - All right.
Pitch me.
Um, it's the first christmas sci-fi movie ever.
- Wow. - Yeah.
Aliens are coming to earth
- To steal christmas and christmas joy. - Joy.
They're coming to steal joy from earth, but they don't count on santa.
Who's a new santa. He's an improved santa.
He's lean, he's ripped, he's jacked.
Okay? He's looking good.
- Are you kidding me? - No, he's looking real good.
I mean, he's a real will arnett type.
- Nope. - I was-- you know who I was thinking for you?
- Okay. - Lord gortho.
- Lord gortho? - Yeah, the alien. The antagonist.
- Who's even more ripped. - Nope.
Nope. He's not ripped. That's what makes him so--
He's actually a completely unattractive type of alien, right?
- But he's a good guy? - Not at all. Not at all.
- He's here to steal joy. - But in the end, he's the hero.
No. Okay?
He gets frozen, like, into a block of ice
And shot back out into space.
- Is he rich? - No.
- He's not rich. - The poster's gonna be you in a dumpster.
The dumpster, it's gonna look like a rocket.
- Yeah. - But it's actually just on fire.
It's not even a rocket?
Not even rocket. It's a flaming dumpster.
Just a flaming dumpster?
- I hate myself for saying this. - Yeah.
But I'll do it.
God bless you. God bless you.
- I need it. I need it. - You won't regret it.
Listen, we're in the same boat.
- You and me. - Yeah.
'cause I'm playing your sidekick.
- You are? - Yeah.
And he's ugly, too?
No! God, no.
God, no.
A pregnancy that stole christmas.
That's probably how it kind of happened, too,
Because that kind of messes with your christmas plans real fast.
Nobody loves the holidays like I do.
I am a December baby.
My birthday's December 13th.
My son's birthday is December the 26th.
We are the holiday crew.
It is the most joyful and most giving time of the year.
I feel happy in the morning. I walk through--
♪ jingle bell, jingle bell
♪ jingle bell, jingle bell, jingle all the way ♪
Marshawn, you're gonna need to write down the notes for the script basically.
- How are you doing? Do you need my help? - Uh, I'm doing all right.
- I feel like this is your wheelhouse. - All right.
Santa-- "ho, ho, ho!" comes in.
"sometimes the best gifts are the unexpected ones," or something.
- That's not a good tagline. - No? Aw, man.
I'm really happy with where the build is at,
But I am a bit nervous, maybe even stressed
About how this script is going.
And do you wanna spot santa or should I spot santa?
- So you spot-- - well, you're the dad. I'm in pain.
Oh, my god. You wrote a whole script.
"it's a bird. It's a plane. It's santa!"
"you can have santa's joy when you pry it from his cold, dead hand."
- Love that. Underline that. - Aw, hell naw.
You should not be able to write this because this is what you--
That's like what you do.
This is cheating right now.
Marshawn is a professional athlete,
Which makes him incredibly competitive.
That's why he's the best of the best.
You smashed through candy canes.
- Yeah, you smashed through-- - that's different.
- No. - Beast mode smashed candy canes.
All right, but-- okay, so y'all do feel
Where I'm coming from though, right?
I stood next to him at the urinal going to the bathroom,
And he got done first and said, "I won."
So if that doesn't tell you what's going on around here,
I don't know what does.
It's lego, baby.
Marshawn: Don't-- ain't that kind of like cheating?
I can't believe it. Can't believe it.
It's the "lego masters celebrity holiday bricktacular,"
And our teams are creating brand new holiday movies for us.
- Yes. - Now I know that obviously
The builds are gonna be super important when it comes to judging.
How tough are you gonna be on the hollywood pitch?
It's just as important, right?
These teams have to sell their build to us
And entertain us.
Well, I can tell you from experience,
I've been in a lot of rooms, a lot of pitches.
- Mm-hmm. Yeah. - In general, as a rule,
Pitches be crazy.
Krystle: Do you like the waterfall idea?
Rob: Oh, who doesn't love a waterfall?
Krystle: Yeah, we found these pieces.
I love a chaos, and I love looking at a build
That has a 100 different things,
'cause that's just so fun to look at.
We've gotta have this mailbox for santa's village.
The hot tub could be behind the waterfall.
But sometimes I get lost in the detail,
And, you know, I'm a little--
A little worried that went a little too crazy.
It's a hot mess till it's not.
Rob: Exactly. You've got this all day long.
I don't know why, but I kind of feel like the misguided protagonist
In a hollywood holiday movie.
Like maybe in order to truly understand the spirit of the season
I need to, I don't know, maybe change my ways.
( music playing )
Do I need to stop yelling at contestants?
Just give me a sign!
( music continues )
Any sign!
- ( buzzer ) - oh.
One hour left!
( all screaming )
Okay, okay, okay, okay, okay.
I heard that loud and clear.
Hey. Hey, guys, I'm perfect the way I am.
No changes necessary. Thanks, big guy.
I still have to finish all the snow.
- Oh, my god. - There's an hour left, and I am panicking.
We still have to make sure the power functions work,
That we can create the tornado,
And we still have to build elton to make sure the story carries through.
Make that work.
We are the underdog, but we're gonna come in hot.
- That's right. - This is what you have to remember for the scoreboard.
- You have to have 24-17. - This is looking pretty good.
We've just gotta finish up our spaceship, our monster.
The production value on this alone is academy award-worthy.
I'm worried that I don't have enough space in my trophy cabinet
For whatever they're gonna give us when we win.
We're gonna win.
Okay, that's gonna be tougher than I thought.
This scoreboard's gonna be huge.
- Okay. - One minute left!
- Oh! - Whoa!
- Oh! Oh! - It's almost showtime,
- So finish those scenes! - ...The peppermint destroyers.
- Okay, um... - They're making a scene,
And now I'm making a scene, and--
Sorry, I'm just very excited.
Christmas tree here.
- Right there? - Mm-hmm.
Dave: Sometimes they're a little tight and it's hard to fit 'em in.
- Ooh. - Spaceship maybe here so it's not blocked?
- Yes. - So maybe here?
"rob, you've got 30 seconds left.
What are you feeling right now?"
Stressed! I'm gonna finish!
Yeah, there we go.
Five, four, three, two, one!
Time's up! Bricks down!
- Aww! - Okay.
Will: Please step away from your builds!
- Nice job. Well done. - We did it.
I'm actually really happy with our build
And how it compares to the others
Because we have the most unique concept.
I peeked, but I didn't see anything impressive.
A christmas tree here and a christmas tree there.
- I mean-- - you've seen it before.
You guys, you did it. Your build is complete.
Your story has been written.
And now you are just one successful
Hollywood pitch meeting away
From going into production.
- Whoo. - All right, let's take a look
At the next generation of hollywood blockbusters.
Rob: Who's our biggest competition out there?
It's probably wrong to say god.
- Yes. - Is that wrong? That's wrong.
Builders, you spent eight hours
Conceiving and building the next great holiday classic.
Now all you have to do is sell it to the toughest studio execs in town.
- All: Oh! - Brickmasters amy and jamie.
- Randall: Yep. - Will: Oh.
- Randall: Okay. - Sunglasses inside during a movie?
They are ice cold.
They're men in black glasses.
One at a time, each team will come up
And share their scene and give us the performance of a lifetime.
Kelly and randall, you're up.
- Okay. - Oh, my god, there's so much
Nerves going into this,
And I have to perform in front of everyone. Ugh!
And you two might want to take off your sunglasses so you can see.
- Yeah, just 'cause-- - randall: So much less intimidating.
I mean, we're screwed. We're going up against real comedians...
- Yeah. - ...And actors and, like--
- Marshawn is funny. Rob is funny. - Marshawn is very funny.
Randall: Nene is hilarious.
If we do not deliver on the script,
We will not even have a chance at being in the top two.
I've been waiting to say this all day.
Pitch me.
Our movie's called "up to snow good."
- "up to snow good." - jamie: Love it.
- Love it. - Amy: That's cute.
So elton the elf is an elf
Working at santa's workshop in christmas every year,
But he's tired of working overtime.
So he breaks out of the north pole
And employs a robot army of elves
To ruin christmas for everybody.
The iconic scene is in the climax of the film.
At the saint nick of time,
Santa and his reindeer and magical gifts
Are coming to save the day.
Let's see your scene come to life.
And action.
It was the day before christmas eve.
You could smell the christmas spirit in the air.
Come out, come out, or I'll snow your house down!
- ( laughs ) - oh, no!
He's freezing the whole city! Christmas is ruined!
Ho, ho, ho.
- It's a bird! - It's a plane!
- It's santa! - All: And who's that with him?
Ho, ho, ho.
It was an army of reindeers
And a legion of magical bears...
- Randall: Zap. - Kelly: ...With peppermint blasters.
- Randall: Bang! - Kelly: Swish!
Yay! Santa saved the day!
Ho, ho, ho.
Merry christmas and to all a good night.
- Yes! - Mm.
Wow. What a performance.
Brickmasters, what do you think?
- I wanna go to story time with you guys every time. - Yeah!
Jamie: You've got power functions
With that tornado spinning right at the middle
That just introduces us to the chaos that is unfolding all around us.
Every bit of this model is just a joy to look at,
And it's a real feast for the eyes.
- Both: Thank you. - And it also speaks to how much
You've been listening during this competition.
I know how much you're taking in all the feedback, kelly,
And I think this scene is just so focused,
So crisp, and so clear in the storytelling,
And especially in the composition.
Fantastic build, great performance,
And certainly a movie I would really love to see.
- Really, really great job, you two. - Thank you.
- Kelly: Oh, my god, our performance was amazing.
- That was great. - I was just like,
"okay, just pretend like nobody's watching and just do it.
- You really sold it. - Yeah.
This is oscar-worthy right here.
- Oscars, baby. Give me that trophy. - Oscar-worthy.
- Let's go. - Marshawn and dave, you're up.
Dave: I'm feeling great going into judging.
Our movie is unique, it's new, never been seen before,
And we've got a great build to go with it.
Marshawn and dave, what is the name of your movie?
- Want me to introduce it for you? - Sure.
Marshawn: "ice & van: Shooting for a holiday miracle."
Written by none other, your boy, marshawn,
And my boy, dave.
- You ready for this? - Let's get it.
Dave: This is a holiday sci-fi sports action movie.
It's the year 2032, and everyone's at home for the holidays.
Some of them wanna watch hockey. Some of them wanna watch football.
And what happens is the multiverse tears the cities
Of vancouver and oakland apart
And jams them right together
And they're playing a new futuristic game.
Hockey and football at the same damn time.
Dave: This is the climax of the whole movie.
Someone is taking the epic shot to tie the game.
We are ready for your performance. Let's see it.
Lance with the puck. 70 seconds left on the clock.
Beast mode on d. Score is 24-17.
Ice city is up.
Lettuce flying up the field ice.
Lettuce lines up the shot.
Three, two, one, he shoots!
He scores!
Goal! Touchdown!
24-24! I can't believe it!
Coach dave and coach marshawn are both champions!
And for the first time ever in sports history
We have double champs, which has never been done before.
Oh, snap!
This game will down as the holiday miracle.
And that's when you guys, the crowd--
The crowd goes wild!
- Wow! - Jamie: Wow.
That's what I'm talking 'bout!
- You got that fire, boy. - How good was dave in that?
Man, dave got something that a lot of people don't know that he got, man.
And it's called that sauce, you understand me?
- Yeah, yeah. - Dave out here dripping.
You know what I'm talking about?
Brickmasters, what do you think?
Yeah, I mean, wow, what a great performance.
I just loved your energy in that.
I felt like I was right in the action,
Which I think is exactly what you wanted.
I think you've done a really great job in capturing the story,
The energy, and the excitement of your scene.
If I'm gonna do one little nitpicky thing,
It would be to really have a clear focal point in the story.
- Will: Great job, you two. - What's up?
I think the brickmasters loved that.
Like, they ate it right up.
I wasn't sure coming into it,
But we were looking at them right now.
Mm, we did good.
Nene and caleb, you're up.
( cheering )
Okay.
What is the name of your movie?
"a holiday delivery."
Our movie is based on a true story.
The whole family's home on christmas day,
Opening christmas gifts and celebrating christmas
When mom goes into labor and everybody becomes frantic.
They're racing down the streets of the city.
There's a lot of chaos going on.
- Look out! - Our iconic scene
Is that moment when santa himself saves christmas...
- Ho, ho, ho! - ...And he was willing to take some time
Out of his very busy schedule to get them to the hospital.
- Very busy schedule. - Yeah.
And action.
The baby's coming!
What?
We're having a baby for christmas!
I'm gonna go start the car.
( engine stalls )
The car wouldn't start!
Oh, my god! What do we do now?
- Wait, there's santa! - What?
Maybe santa can take us to the hospital!
- ( bells ringing ) - ho, ho, ho!
My wife is having a baby. Can you take us to the hospital?
- Sure! Hop on in. - Hurry!
Both: Aww. We had a baby for christmas.
A beautiful holiday delivery.
- Cut. I mean... - Aww.
- Yeah! - What a performance.
Marshawn, what'd you think of the performance?
Caleb, I seen you went and got you something a little chocolate, man.
Ay, man, ay! Yes, sir!
- Oh, my god. - You feel me? Yes, sir.
Oh. Wow, that's amazing.
Brickmasters, you saw their scene come to life. What do you think?
Wow, that was fantastic.
I mean, the fact that you played the characters so convincingly,
And, caleb, multiple characters.
But the model is also really backing up what you're saying.
I love that you tried the movement, and it works great.
To actually have that working so nicely,
To not see gaps in the road,
And then to have those different objects coming up all over the place,
That is not an easy thing to accomplish.
Great job. Nene, caleb, this was a wonderful delivery.
- Thank you. - Oh, thank you.
I thought the performance went great.
Caleb turned up in his acting.
I was like, "oh, look at him!"
You can't mess around in front of the brickmasters.
- Rob and krystle, you're up. - Yes!
( cheering )
I'm not scared at all.
I think it's the best build I've ever seen--
The level of detail, the fun, the energy.
So to answer your question, what do I think the judges are gonna say?
"thank you."
If you liked "star wars," "titanic,"
"dude, where's my car?"
Stand by, because it only gets better
With "good santa & the battle for joy."
What's the tagline?
- "santa don't play." - "what?"
- Ooh. - That's right. That just happened.
- Wait, is "what?" part of it? - Yeah.
Ellipsis. "what?"
Okay. That is so good.
Evil alien going around the universe sucking up all the joy.
He comes to earth. Where does he go?
He makes a big blunder.
He goes to the north pole,
Where he runs into one bad santa and his bad elves.
- Oh, no, you don't! - Santa saves christmas,
Protects joy, for the good of the universe.
- 'cause he don't play. - What?
Will-- you might not know this, judges.
Will and I made a verbal contract.
- It's legal. - Krystle: I was there.
And he has agreed to play gortho the joyless.
Oh! This gotta be in violation!
Will-- you might not know this, judges.
Will and I made a verbal contract.
- It's legal. - I was there.
And he has agreed to play gortho the joyless.
Oh! This gotta be in violation!
- Where is the swag? - So you'll be playing gortho.
I'm gor-- I don't think I'm right for the part.
Rob: I'll read the stage directions.
- I'll be playing the role of-- - marshawn just threw in a flag.
Marshawn, how do you feel about this?
Let it ride.
Here we go. Let's hear it.
Gortho the joyless is preparing an attack on the north pole,
Aka joy central.
( phone ringing )
Krystle, my dear. How are you?
No time, santa.
You're about to get smoked
By an intergalactic jerk known as gortho.
He's a real piece of garbage!
What do you think the elves and I do
With the other 364 days out of the year?
( alarm blaring )
We cut now to mid battle in the north pole. Third act.
Gortho has been taking a beating.
- A real savage beating. - Krystle: Big time beating.
- Rob: Just a hideous beating! - Big beating.
From santa and his christmas crew.
I'm a piece of garbage.
We know!
- ( roaring ) - let's blast him with some happiness!
No!
Christmas is saved, and gortho is banished back to outer space.
- Wow. - Jamie: Wow.
- Whoo! - Nene: All right!
- Okay. - Oscar-worthy.
I have a lot of notes...
...On the script,
And I wanna hear from the brickmasters.
Brickmasters, what do you think?
Rob and krystle, that was incredible.
I mean, you have a great story, great script,
And that was an absolutely epic performance.
And what a wild and original story it is.
And then for your alien,
I mean, he looks absolutely terrifying.
I love the fact that you've got the flames.
You've made him huge. You've put movement there as well.
And the fact that you've gone with a completely different color scheme
With the purple and red so it feels foreign.
It feels like he doesn't belong there.
And I think that works so well to contrast all of this joy.
This is such a fun and wacky story,
But I think santa, if you gave him a little bit more presence,
Really elevated him or gave some colors around it,
I think that could've been super cool.
But you did give your alien amazing presence.
It's a really great job all around.
And thank you for this script,
Which obviously 'cause it's on the show, I own.
And I will bury!
Having said that, great job, you guys.
It's so fun. Really, really awesome.
- Well done. - ( cheering )
I don't think it could've gone any better.
Hello? Did you see the build?
Krystle: Yeah, there was a lot of action going on there.
Rob: So much action, so much detail.
- So much detail. - More detail than any other build, that's for sure.
- Fact or fiction? - Both: Fact.
Brickmasters, this week our celebrities and master builders
Hit us with four brand new bona fide holiday blockbusters.
I would love to watch each and every one of them
Every holiday season for the next hundred years,
But only one can finish on top.
Hmm.
Please give me the names of the top two teams.
The first team in the top two is...
Rob and krystle.
Oh! Aah!
Yes.
And the second team in the top two is...
- Kelly and randall. - Oh!
- Yay! - Oh!
Rob and krystle, we asked for a holiday blockbuster,
And you delivered us an intergalactic hit.
Your model was huge, highly detailed,
And you captured so much action from your story.
And when it came to that pitch and performance,
The reviews are in, and you were incredible.
Who knew that a story about santa saving the universe
- Could make us smile so much. - ( clears throat )
They got a lot of help.
I'm just putting that out.
Amy: Kelly and randall, you had a great contrast,
You had well-positioned characters,
And there was so much fun and imagination in the details.
Will: All right, brickmasters,
It's time for the moment of truth.
Who created the newest holiday blockbuster,
And who earned $10,000 for their charity?
The winner of this challenge is...
Kelly and randall.
- ( gasps ) - wow!
- I'm slightly shocked we didn't win. - Mm-hmm.
You'll get my strongly worded letter.
The brickmasters, will, yourself, that guy,
That lady over there.
I don't know what she does,
But she's getting a letter.
- I am so happy! - Yes!
Whoo!
♪ we won a challenge, we won a challenge ♪
- ♪ ooh, ah - ♪ we won a challenge
Kelly and randall, how does it feel?
Oh, my god, it feels amazing.
I can't believe we just won $10,000 for every mother counts,
And I'm so happy that randall won.
Randall: We're here because of kelly.
Kelly's ideas, her contributions,
Her building, she's wonderful.
Like, I wouldn't be here without her.
Kelly: I'm really proud of this win.
All of our hard work really paid off,
And when you think about how many lives
That could potentially save, it's just incredible.
You guys, too, you did an awesome job.
Everybody did an awesome job.
- Good job. - Thank you.
Will: We got more holiday bricktacular
Coming your way.
We really are the gift
That just keeps on giving
And giving and giving and giving.
You know, we're givers.
So until next time,
Happy holidays and go on and hit the bricks.
- Whoo! - Whoo!
We did good.
- I was proud of us. - I'm proud of us.
I'm gonna write the letter,
And I'm gonna put under the windshield wipers
Of everybody in the parking lot.
Nene: We tried it.
Caleb: Hey, I'm still really happy with what we did.
- Nene: No regrets. - Rob: Do you work here? She's getting a letter.
So thanks for nothing.
- Will: Next time... - Your challenge is to create
The coolest snowplows we've ever seen.
- Oh, yeah! - Stop the clock!
- Whoa. - Snowball fight!
Randall: Ooh, will! Let's get will!
Don't gang up on-- no!
Let's do this. Ready? Go!
( laughter )
Rob's head fell off!
This challenge, it is just the ultimate chaos.
Who won the snow plow challenge?
The winning team is...