Will: One week ago,
12 teams launched their mission towards a $100,000 prize
by building their very own spaceships.
I've been waiting 70 years to do something like this.
But it was the firemen's Maltese cross shaped starship
that rocketed the boys to the win.
Your spacecraft is gonna be displayed at the Kennedy Space Center.
Winning the first challenge is unreal.
( imitates explosion )
Mother and son team Emily and Liam reached for the stars...
- Now the question is will it do this sideways? - ...then ran out of gas.
- Oh! - No one said season three was gonna be easy, right?
But it was the pediatricians Austin and Justin
and small town siblings Drew and Miranda
who crash landed into the bottom two.
The first team going home is Drew and Miranda.
Tonight "Lego Masters" meets "Jurassic World Dominion"
with a challenge 65 million years in the making,
with blockbuster sized special effects,
dino-mite Lego builds,
an A-list movie star...
- Do you know Chris Pratt? - Hi! Chris Pratt!
- ...and his leading lady. - Hey, Blue, stay away from those grandpappies!
I'm trying to build a Lego build, man.
I don't have time for raptors.
It's the most dangerous build of their lives.
- Oh, snap. - ( snarling )
Aah!
"Lego Masters" starts now.
( screaming )
Will: Hey, builders.
Hey, builders, great to see--
great to see you, builder--
You've got this, Will.
- You've got this. - ( screaming continues )
Chris: Oh, hey. Will!
Hey, Chris... Pratt.
- Uh, what's up? - Oh, nothing.
I was just out running through the streets at full speed
desperately trying to stay alive. I saw your trailer.
I figured I'd just pop in, say what's up. How you been?
Good, yeah. I'm assuming this has something to do
with your movie "Jurassic World Dominion"?
( snarling )
No. No, what makes you say that?
Just a-- just a hunch.
Um, do you need--- you need any help or...
Oh, no, no, no. No, I got this.
This is kinda what I do. It's fine. It's fine.
But I know-- listen, I know you got a show to host, right?
- Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. - I don't wanna keep you. I don't wanna keep you.
- ( snarling ) - You know what?
If I was you, I'd go ahead and pop out the window.
Oh, right. Yeah, that's probably a good idea.
( music playing )
Man: Roll camera. Roll camera.
Three, two, one.
All right, bringing in builders.
Bring in builders.
- Hey, guys! Good to see you again. - All right!
Justin: There's some really, really talented builders here,
and, you know, we're humbled with being in the bottom two after the first challenge.
Austin: You start at the bottom, there's only one way to go, right?
Up. We're not going home.
( "Jurassic Park" theme playing softly )
You guys-- you guys hear that too, right?
- Don't-- wait. - ( volume increases )
( "Jurassic Park" theme continues playing )
( cheering )
- I know that song! - ( cheering )
- ( music continues ) - All right!
Oh, no.
As soon as the music hit, I was like, "What?"
Welcome to Jurass-brick Park.
- Yes! - ( cheering )
"Jurassic World Dominion" is the biggest
"Jurassic" movie yet, so naturally,
this is going to be the biggest and most dangerous build of your lives.
So get ready for a challenge
65 million years in the making.
- ( whistles ) - Now I don't want to freak you out,
but dinosaurs are living among us.
- Whoo! - What?
And that's why I got my buddy Chris Pratt protecting my trailer.
( humming "Jurassic Park" theme )
"Owen, my hero."
"It's all good, Bryce Dallas Howard."
This week you're going to create an epic action scene
that shows dinosaurs exploring our world.
But of course, there's a twist.
You're gonna blow our minds
by adding amazing practical special effects
to enhance your creations.
Those effects are fireballs!
Fireballs? Nice!
Sparks!
- Yeah! - Wow.
- Explosions! - Yeah!
- Gunpowder trails! - Nice!
Yeah, this is really like no other challenge.
You guys are getting awesome special effects,
so you have to make sure that you give them purpose
and make sure they have impact.
So think about the composition
and how you're gonna pose those dinos so they stand out.
We are giving you 12 hours to complete this challenge.
Now behind me, you'll see a giant nest with 11 dinosaur eggs.
Each one contains the practical effect
that your team will incorporate into your build.
Now, get your...
- What? - What?
I'm sure that's nothing to worry about.
- Oh, yeah, nothing. - I'm sure it's totally fine.
- Oh, my God. - Get your brick on!
( laughing )
- Wow. - So cool to actually work on "Jurassic World" stuff.
- Fireballs! - Fireballs!
Both: Yeah!
- Sparks! - Sparks!
Oh, that's gonna be so fun.
- Explosions! Explosions! - Oh, we got explosions!
- Gunpowder trails! - Whoo!
( hissing )
Are we working any motion into this one?
Yeah, so I was thinking the dinosaur could sort of rock like this almost.
The whole dinosaur is very heavy.
I don't wanna waste one minute of your time.
So I think if we drop the prototyping the mechanics,
- it's easy. One-- - Yeah.
- Shall we? - Sure.
I'm just so proud of Liam having a big idea again,
but time management is one thing that I bring to the table
'cause that's, like, a natural mom role, right?
This time we need to figure out
a good sort of middle ground in terms of being big
- but not impossibly big. - I'm thinking big.
Let's make this sucker three plus feet tall.
When we were young children, I actually have built dinosaurs out of Lego before.
Brendan: The special effect we got is gunpowder trail.
Greg: We're gonna do this massive brick built brontosaurus.
He's knocked over a tank of oil which has spilled across the road,
and he's accidentally downed some power lines.
And those power lines are about to spark up and light that oil on fire.
This is about clear storytelling and size. We want them to be like,
"Holy crap, this is so big compared to everyone else's tiny dinos in the room."
- We got sparks. - As our special effect.
Being a content creator, I love building characters.
I have opportunities pretty much every week
to build characters with my community on my stream.
We're building a trick-or-treat scene
where a dinosaur has unfortunately knocked over an electrical pole
and is causing all sorts of chaos on Halloween night.
I kind of want to run around and see what everybody else is doing.
Liz: We could do power lines diagonally, too. That's really easy.
Place them here, place them here, place them there, place them there.
Did I actually just hear you guys say "power lines"?
No.
- Oh, no. - No.
Oh, no.
We need to pivot real quick.
- I agree. - 'Cause we will build fast.
- Get excited. - Eddie: Get excited.
- Why not? - Both: Smile check!
Eddie: We've been building together since I was five years old.
Smile check is just something that's-- it's our thing.
That's my automatic cue to,
"Oh, I'm feeling down a little bit.
It's time to perk it back up."
We're always going to bring that warm energy
into whatever room we come into.
- Hello, Asiza and Eddie. - Hey, Jamie!
Jamie: Are you excited you have sparks?
- We are excited we have sparks. - I love sparks.
"Jurassic Park" has a very special place in our heart
because when the first "Jurassic Park" movie came out,
we took our six-year-old sister.
She turned around in her chair, stood up,
and roared at the audience for, like, five minutes.
And so this build is gonna be an homage to her.
The dinosaurs come into the scene,
they're knocking over cords
and they're wrecking this movie screen,
and that's gonna create this huge sparking situation.
The challenge you have here is parks
are a lot of open space with trees,
and that's not the most exciting thing for us to look at.
Having to fill an entire board of this size
with story is daunting.
Only we're concerned about is mayhem and mischief,
and it happens before the police get there.
There you go. Now what do you think about--
- You're good. - It's good.
Hello, I'm Kerry. I'm age 67.
And I'm Patrick. I'm 75 years old.
And we're the grandpappies.
Patrick: My favorite part about being a grandfather
is simply building with my grandson Luke.
We can outrun some of those youngsters.
This is not our first rodeo.
- Hello, Kerry and Patrick. - Hey, there!
- Great to see you. - Do you have a little bit
of an idea of the story or a main character?
- Oh, yes, we have a story. - Patrick: Yes, we do.
We were assigned gunpowder trails.
Patrick: All the stars from "Jurassic Park"
were enjoying a picnic.
Back in the distance, there is the power plant
that delivers the power for the incubation to work
to bring these marvelous creatures back to life.
And all of a sudden, a stampede ensued.
"We gotta get outta here. We gotta get a move on."
There's really a story here, isn't there?
- It's developing. - Don't overthink it.
We wanna have one layer of that story that's super obvious.
- Jamie: Good luck. Have fun with it. - Great.
A lot of people are saying you guys are on fire.
I'm sorry about that. But it is true.
You guys are on fire a little bit.
- You did have that-- you won that first challenge. - A little bit.
Talk to me about your build here.
We got fireballs.
For this challenge, we're building a city scene
where a fire truck is gonna be responding
to visit a cat in a tree call.
We wanna utilize our special effect
by creating some collision explosions.
Boom. Brontosaurus is gonna get scared, move its head,
smash into the window of the laboratory.
We've got another boom.
That's so good. This is very ambitious.
- It's extremely ambitious. - Yeah.
Look right down the barrel, and I want you to say,
"We're coming for you, and we're gonna smoke the competition."
We're coming for you!
And we're gonna smoke the competition!
On Fox.
I didn't need to say the "on Fox" part by the way,
- but I just did it 'cause why not? - Why not? Why not?
As a huge "Jurassic World" and a huge Lego fan,
well, this is basically the greatest day of my life.
Uh, everything's fine.
Nothing to worry about. Just keep building.
That doesn't sound fine.
Seriously, I got this. Everything's gonna be cool.
( giant footstep, snarling )
- ( screams ) - Oh, my God.
- ( screaming ) - Oh, snap.
Oh, my God. That's Blue!
Eyes on me.
There we go. Cool.
I learned that from my pal Chris.
Chris Pratt.
"Breathe, breathe!"
( gasping )
"Owen!"
- Aah! - Oh, my God.
( gasps )
We're stressed, and we have a dinosaur there?
Will: There we go, Dave.
- ( wailing ) - It's all right.
All of sudden, there's a dinosaur's mouth in my face.
That's a smart way to deal with it.
That thing's lips touched my forehead, and it was terrifying.
Will: Blue's gonna go I think lay an egg?
- Dave, how you feeling? - Dave: A bit terrified now.
Do you need a shot of maple syrup to refresh you after that?
I need a shot of something. I mean--
I got you covered.
This is a brand new maple syrup from Canada.
- Crack it open. Cheers. - Cheers.
- Canadian energy drink. - Boy, is that good.
Will seems to legitimately be Canadian
because not every Canadian loves maple syrup.
I don't think that's true.
I think Canadians love maple syrup.
I don't think most Canadians chug maple syrup.
- It tastes like home. - It tastes like home.
Like, he is through and through-- he's a Canuck.
Will: What are you doing with your builds here today, Dave?
Dave: We're gonna build a gas station.
A car is gonna crash into the gas station
- scared by a dinosaur. - Will: Yeah.
And then we got boom, boom, explosions.
- Best of luck, buddy. - Thanks a lot.
All right. Hey. Thanks for the maple syrup.
- "Oh, Canada." - Stephen: How Canadian.
I'm a little jealous I didn't get any, to be honest with you.
- Yeah. - It's power fuel
that we need right now to get through this.
- Hello. Welcome. - Hello, Emily, Liam.
- Hi, Amy and Jamie. - Tell us what you're building.
Mosasaurus is my favorite dinosaur from "Jurassic World,"
and we've got fireballs.
So we're making this massive mosasaurus
that is chasing a pteranodon.
This is its jaw here.
That sounds massive. You're worrying me with me with your hand there.
I'm going a little bit too far. It's probably, like, here.
Don't bite off more than you can chew.
We wanna see your full concept this week.
- Emily. - Hi.
Are of you fan of the "Jurassic World" stuff?
Oh, yeah, we grew up with dinosaurs.
Yeah, 'cause, you know, they got the new one,
- "Jurassic World Dominion." - Ahh!
Chris Pratt!
- Chris Pratt! Nick, Chris Pratt! - It's Chris Pratt.
You know who's in that is, um--
- Oh, Chris, you're in that, right? - Yeah, yeah.
- Chris Pratt's in that, right? - Holy--
Will: "Jurassic World Dominion"?
- Hi. How you doing? - Emily: Hi!
- Great, how are you? - Good. Nice to meet you.
How's my trailer by the way?
It's good.
You know, I was really hoping
that I could do the thing, the catchphrase.
That I could come down here and say,
"Get your brick on!"
- Uh... - Can I do that?
- Go ahead! Yeah! - Which camera do I look into?
- Whatever-- sure. - How about this one?
Get your brick on!
- All right. - All right.
- Nice. - Did they start?
- Get your brick on. - Aah!
Yeah. No, I mean, they actually already started.
- Oh. - But, yeah, it never hurts to remind them, you know?
Get your brick on. Continue to get your brick on.
- Will: Oh, that's good. - That's good.
That'd be a good catchphrase for you guys.
- I never thought of that, yeah. - It's catchy.
It is. You don't mind if I use it, do you?
No, no, no. Only I can say that.
- Okay. - Yeah.
"Continue to get your brick on"?
I mean, that doesn't work at all, does it?
I guess it kinda does. Man, that guy's good.
Asiza: I don't want it to be too busy.
- It holds. - That looks really good.
The special effect we got is explosions.
Liz: We are doing this epic mine with two explosions
that are triggered by dinosaurs stampeding down a mountain
that accidentally knock over some TNT.
I'm really psyched about that.
- Hey, Stacey. If Blue keeps messing with you... - Okay. Yes.
...I'm gonna tell you what to do. If Blue comes up--
- I'll be Blue. You be you. - But what should I say?
You go, "Hey!" And then you go like this.
You look-- you point at her and you go, "Back up."
- Okay. - Ready?
- Hey! Back up. - That's really good.
I can't believe you just spoke to Chris Pratt like that.
- That was really-- - I know, I never thought in a millions years...
- I'm gonna sue you. - ...I'd talk to you that way.
- You are going to sue? - I'm actually suing you.
- I'm taking you to Lego court. - I object.
No, the power plant overheated. It blew up.
Oh, I thought the dinosaur had something to do with it.
Oh, no. He had nothing to do with it.
- Justin and Austin. I'm loving this. - Hey, man.
- There's gonna be some motion here? - Yeah.
Austin: The special effect we randomly chose was fireball.
Justin: We're a couple of teenage boys in adult male bodies.
- Of course we're excited to blow stuff up. - Yeah.
We're gonna have a really busy town with a fueling station.
A pterodactyl has removed part of a gas pump, and explosions happen.
How do you feel about the time you do have left?
- We got a lot of work to do. - We got a lot of work to do.
- Okay. - For sure.
- Christine and Michelle. - Both: Hi!
Hi! What are you guys building?
Have you ever been to Mexico?
I've been to Tulum, I've been to Cancun.
Well, the dinosaurs are coming there.
The dinosaurs are coming to Tulum.
Yeah! We got gunpowder trails,
and we're building a concert on the beach
that's getting interrupted by dinosaurs.
Christine: Fiesta crashers.
They're attracted to the party lights,
they rip them off, and then boom.
Do you think the dinosaurs are gonna have a tough time in Tulum
competing with the Instagram models?
Christine: They gonna have a hard time.
Will: So how do you think the teams are doing so far?
There's some very exciting builds going up around the room,
but they have a huge space to fill
to make their epic dino scenes.
And there's a real difference in the approach
- that some of the teams are taking. - Will: Yes.
Because they can either use the Lego dinosaurs
that are provided, or they can build their own.
And I think some of the teams are building with power functions,
so they actually get to bring movement into these models.
All right. Gotta tame it.
Jamie: There's just so many ways
that you can stand out in the room
for something that should be a blockbuster story
that really just catches your imagination.
Amy: It's exciting.
Okay, so it crashes into that.
- Hey, I'm Jon. - And I am Xavier.
Jon: We've been friends ever since high school,
and we're Filipino.
- Xavier: Yeah. - Watch tons of anime.
Xavier: Anime fans across the world, just let us summon
all your energy so we can build this for you.
We're gonna bring anime to Lego.
- Don't worry. - We'll try our best.
Xavier: We got explosions.
We have a runaway subway car.
It kind of derails onto an oil tanker in the middle of the road
and hopefully the momentum will carry it into the gas station,
- knocking it down, creating two explosions. - Exactly.
Why is it slower?
Xavier: I'm feeling the nerves right now.
The worst thing would be if the train falls
and it doesn't even knock over the gas station,
- 'cause that's part of the story. - Yeah.
Jon: That's why we test.
We just have to test to make sure it does
what it needs to do 100% of the time.
We should never leave movie effects to chance,
'cause it needs to hit the gas station.
If we nail it, we're gonna nail it.
All right, I'm just so nervous about those power functions, dude.
- Try it one more time? - Yeah.
Is that too much? Is that too warped?
The more forward the better, I think, at this point.
'Cause it needs to hit the gas station.
For this challenge, we got explosions.
- We only got one shot to do this. - Yeah.
'Cause we have a runaway subway car
that hopefully falls off and derails into a gas station,
creating this chain reaction with the two explosions.
Exactly. It has to work out perfectly.
That's why we test.
We just have to test to make sure it does what it needs to do 100% of the time.
Wanna do a third time?
If we nail it, we're gonna nail it.
All right, I'm just so nervous about those power functions, dude.
- Try it one more time? - Yeah.
Hey, man, I'm really glad you came by, Chris.
How does this experience compare to "Jurassic World Dominion"?
Well, you know, we've also got dinosaurs.
Uh-huh. Right, of course.
Um, we also have a charming and handsome leading man.
Yeah. Oh, you.
Aah!
- She's back. - It's back!
( snarling )
Oh, looks like Blue's getting a little antsy. It's feeding time.
Uh, I'll probably get going.
Oh, come on, you can't stay a little longer?
( roars )
Uh-oh! Hey, Blue, stay away from those grandpappies!
- Aah! - Stay away!
- I gotta go. I gotta go. - Okay. All right.
- See you, bud. - All right, see you, man.
Do you want-- you probably don't need my help, right?
- ( Blue roars ) - I don't know what's scarier,
the dino or the clock.
Eddie: In the "Jurassic World" challenge,
bigger and better is the only option.
But what I'm noticing is we still have
a ton of empty space in our build.
- Asiza: What else? - A lot of empty space.
Asiza: I know. I'm very concerned with that.
Just remember, let's keep smiling no matter how this goes,
'cause we still got time to play with, 'Siza. It ain't over.
No matter what, we try to stay upbeat and positive about everything.
- Yes. - Smile check!
Like I said, we got a lot of time to refine.
We can do this.
- Okay, guys, we're deep into this build. - Yes.
How do you think the teams are doing so far?
Right away I'm excited about Emily and Liam's build.
It's big, it's bold, and it's really exciting.
I'm actually rather drawn to what Brendan and Greg are doing.
That dinosaur is massive.
Stephen and Stephen, they won the first challenge.
It kinda puts a little bit more pressure on you,
doesn't it, this time around?
Amy: They are feeling the pressure,
and they haven't even started building the dinosaur.
They're going for a brick built dinosaur, which is no easy feat.
We don't have a lot of time left.
Who are you worried about?
Jamie: I would say that Asiza and Eddie
risk coming across as too small, too muted.
They have a lot of empty space right now.
Amy: Kerry and Patrick have so many ideas
that I'm not sure if they're managing to find the focus
and give us one epic story.
Patrick: What's going on here?
I gotta say, I always love an explosion.
We put these in for you, Will. This is for you.
You gotta know that I'm kind of upset that there's no baseball bat.
You could always call up Blue to help you smash stuff.
- Oh, that's a good idea. - Wow, yeah.
- One hour left! - No!
- Will: There's one hour left! - Oh, jeez.
- Oh, my gosh. - Must build faster, must build faster!
And we'll put a skin tone on that side.
It'll read better.
I am not confident any of these motorizations are gonna work.
- The whole point of this is to have the head move. - I am sad.
The most difficult part of our build
is we plan on using motor functions,
and that's where our special effects will come into play.
The dinosaur's head is supposed to knock into the building,
which triggers a chain reaction
that's supposed to set off our special effect.
Put the dino anywhere and I'll try to figure it out.
Early on, we spent a little bit too much time focusing on the buildings.
All right, so how can we make this work without the brick built dinosaur?
If we can't get these motor functions to work,
our whole story falls apart
and it makes no sense when we see the explosions go off.
So we need to get this done.
Or we're gonna be in the bottom.
Oh, buddy.
I just need a walk.
- ( whooshing ) - Okay, so...
Is there such a thing as too much dynamite?
Because I think I might have too much.
The teams are working furiously against the clock
to get their builds done.
- It's do or die time. - Oh, yeah.
- You hear it, all those hammers going. - I know.
Jamie: People are working right down to the minute.
- I feel like it should be like... - Emily: Up higher.
Is there any way that we can change that?
Liam: Yes, there is a way.
We want it packed full of action,
we want details, we want story,
we want epically big builds.
- Will: Yeah. - We're asking a lot of our teams.
- I failed. - No, dude.
One minute left! One minute!
Put those finishing touches on now!
The clock is ticking!
( groans )
Your mechanism's not gonna work, Steve-o.
What else do we have to do? Anything? Anything?
We're gonna be held accountable for the advice they gave us.
Five, four, three, two, one!
Time's up! Bricks down.
Oh, wow. Yeah!
- Good job, brother. - Smile check!
- Smile check. Nervous. - Quite frankly, I'm "scurred."
We have one of the smallest builds in the room
as far as size goes.
So we really have to depend on detail,
and we really have to depend on that story.
I'm just hoping it's enough.
Life finds a way, and for the past 12 hours,
you found a way to produce epic dinosaur action scenes
with Lego bricks.
Now, one by one,
we're gonna incorporate your practical special effect
to take your creations to the next level.
- Liz and Erin, you're up first. - We're first.
Tell us about your scene.
Erin: We call our build Food Truck Fiasco.
It's lunch time at the Gemstone Mine,
and the food trucks have set up shop,
but the smell of their delicious food
has attracted more than just the workers.
A stampede of dinosaurs knock over our mine car
and it's gonna set off a chain reaction into a pile of TNT.
Are you ready for a wicked big explosion?
- Yeah. Oh, yeah. - Yes.
- Whoo. - Whoo!
Boom goes the dino-mite.
( alarm blaring )
( cheering )
- Yeah! - Whoo!
- It's so cute! - Oh, it's still on fire.
- Oh, no. No, it's on fire! - ( screaming, laughing )
Oh, uh-- oh! Oh!
( imitates explosion )
- Hey, there it is. - Yeah!
- What? - I mean, wow.
What a fun explosion.
You were very clever with the special effect you had
because it even looked like it was little diamonds
popping in the sky.
Perfect for a diamond mine, and so much fun.
That was great, guys. Thank you so much.
- Thanks. - Thank you.
Brendan and Greg, you're up.
- All right, let's go. - Whoo!
Brendan: This scene is titled
Why Did the Brontosaurus Cross the Road?
- Well, I guess we're about to find out. - Yeah.
Greg: This wild brontosaurus was wandering around,
and on the other side of the road,
he saw a female brontosaurus.
In his excitement after that, he's inadvertently walked
right through the power lines and downed them.
All right, here we go.
Three, two, one!
( cheering )
Jamie: Fantastic use of your special effect.
This is massive,
and I like the way you sculpted your dinosaur.
You built at an angle where the bricks had to keep readjusting
and then you were spinning and twisting.
- It's really nice to see. - Jon, Xavier, you're up.
Today we have two dino families
about to cause a crazy traffic delay.
We have the family of pteranodons
that have ripped open the train tracks
and created a nest.
And the triceratops creating a roadblock
causing the driver to jump out of the truck.
We'll see what happens.
Are you guys ready?
Yeah, let's do this.
Let's see your scene in action!
Whoo!
I'm feeling nervous because we only have one shot,
and our whole presentation
is relying on this train car
falling perfectly.
Let's get this model started.
Three...
Two, one!
Let's get this model started.
I'm feeling nervous because we only have one shot,
and our whole presentation
is relying on this train car
falling perfectly.
Three...
All: Two, one!
- Will: Oh! - ( cheering )
Oh!
Yeah!
- Whoa! - Wow.
Well, that was cool.
Brickmasters, what do you think?
You took a huge chance on a chain reaction there,
and everything had to fall into place.
But, wow, did it make for a spectacular scene.
And also that gas station knocking down at the end?
Wow, what a moment.
Great job, you guys.
( screams, laughs )
Dude, I freaking told you, man!
The risk paid off...
- I was so-- - ...exactly how I imagined.
- I'm so relieved. - Boom!
- It worked out perfectly. - Boom!
Okay, Stephen and Stephen, you're up.
Okay, got get 'em.
Jon and Xavier's motor functions worked perfectly,
and I'm so happy it worked out for them.
But it really made me jealous that ours aren't working the way we wanted.
We got fireballs, which we felt was absolutely appropriate to who we are.
So what we did here is we took an iconic brontosaurus
walking through a city street.
Dinny is just walking down to the park to go play with his friends,
and a dinosaur freaks out and runs out in front of him
which causes some collision explosions.
And there's gonna be some movement in your build as well?
Unfortunately, the movement doesn't wanna cooperate for us.
- Some technical difficulties. - Sorry that I brought it up.
- It's fine. All good. - Are you ready to get fired up?
Yeah!
- Three... - Two, one!
( cheering )
- It's on fire again! - It's on fire!
- It's on fire!
- Yeah! - That was awesome.
- Yeah. I agree. - Yeah, it was.
Jamie: But what could've made it better is if
you actually had that movement going all the way through
to create that spectacular moment at the end. That would've been a real wow.
Amy: You have so many incredible details in your build,
but unfortunately they came at the expense of the dino.
So in the future, if you have such a key character,
I'd love you to start with that first
to make sure that it is the reason we have a wow in your build.
- Thanks. Okay. - Whoo!
Nick and Stacey, you're up.
Stacey: Well, it's Night of the Living Dinosaurs.
We've got kid Stacey in the dino costume.
We've got kid Nick in a Lego costume.
And then we've got triceratops,
who has stumbled into this suburban town
on Halloween night.
All right, let's blow this dino.
- ( cheering ) - Oh, yeah!
- Yeah! - How cool was that?
- Really cool. - That was really cool.
And I have to really commend you for brick building.
You clearly have a talent for building characters.
- Thank you so much. - Thank you.
Dave and Emily, you're up.
Emily: Dinosaurs are just peacefully living among us,
even if they are trying to eat us.
- And then car gets scared... - Dave: Yeah.
Emily: ...swerves off the road,
hits a gas pump at a gas station.
Gas station explodes. ( imitates explosions )
Three, two, one.
- Oh! - ( cheering )
- Wow! - ( laughing )
Wow, it went so high. That was, like, five Emilys.
- At least. - Fantastic.
Having your dinosaur towards the front with the mouth open
almost like it was gonna chomp on that car-- super dynamic.
Austin and Justin, you're up.
Austin: A pterodactyl has removed part of the gas pump.
But of course that spills gasoline and fuel,
lighting on fire for fireballs to occur.
All right, let's light this sucker up.
- Oh! Oh! - ( all gasping )
- Oh! - ( cheering )
- All right! - Your build was beautiful this week.
Continue to think story first.
- Thank you. - Thank you guys very much.
Christine and Michelle, you're up.
Michelle: So the dinosaurs make their way
to La Riviera Maya in Mexico,
where tourists all around the world
come and visit to see this magical place.
Christine: And an uninvited guest swooping in
attracted by the party lights, igniting these power lines.
Moment of truth.
- Oh! Wow! - ( cheering )
Oh, my God.
Will: Oh, there it goes. There it goes! Right.
I love seeing that you can build big,
- which is not easy to do. - Jamie: You took some chances,
you threw in some power functions,
and you really knew how to hold our attention with the catalyst
where you saw the whole thing kind of explode around it.
That was really great to see.
Awesome job, guys. Really well done.
Asiza and Eddie, you're up.
We know that our story is solid,
but it is very apparent
that other teams have produced much bigger builds.
We're a little nervous.
This scene is super exciting for us
because it's based on a true story.
When the first "Jurassic Park" premiered,
we took our six-year-old sister to go see it.
And that iconic scene where the gates open
and you see the dinosaurs for the first time
enthralled her so much that she turned around,
faced the audience, and just started roaring at the top of her lungs.
So in the center of our action,
we have a sweet little girl at an outdoor movie,
And she is roaring at the audience.
Unbeknownst to her, her roar was picked up by the dinosaurs
that were looming not too far in the distance.
Eddie: Unfortunately,
they don't recognize they're huge dinosaurs,
and they come tripping up and wrecking all of the screen
and all of the wires to the sound system.
What I love about you two is you build from the heart.
I think where you have had some challenges
is you've picked a relatively flat scene.
And in a room full of builds that are tall and big,
some of those details are not standing out
against the very big builds
that you have from some of the other teams.
Here we go. It's boom-boom time.
- Oh, yeah! - ( cheering )
They look super happy.
I love how you drew attention to the best part of your build,
which was that dino.
What I would've loved is if you elevated
your character a tiny bit,
so I could've got a bit more of that story of her
turning around to the crowd and roaring.
But overall, I think I just love that you put so much emotion into the story
and given us a build that really truly speaks to you.
Thank you. Thank you.
Emily and Liam, you're up.
Liam: We did a build that's so different from anything else in the room.
It's the only one that's just part of a dinosaur,
so I hope that that doesn't count against us.
Emily: Mosasaurus, as you may know,
is the king of the prehistoric oceans.
Liam: Mosasaurus is just swimming along getting kind of hungry
when it notices a pteranodon flying above.
So it jumps out of the water to swallow this tasty morsel.
But it accidentally crashes into this houseboat.
You know, it'll be like an epic Hollywood action shot
with our character jumping to safety as the boat explodes behind him.
I have to say that your build has given me a little bit of goosebumps
because I actually feel like I'm in the action
with the scale you have chosen.
And that was a very brave choice,
because when you go with something this big
you are committed from the beginning.
You do not have space to pivot.
And I think you have done a fantastic job.
All right, let's get this party started.
Three, two, one!
Oh!
All right, let's get this party started.
Three, two, one!
- Oh! - ( cheering )
- Whoo! - Amy: Wow.
That was an absolutely epic scene.
Yeah, I mean, the scene in the movie was great, but this was fantastic to see.
- Thank you so much. - Awesome job, you guys. Thank you.
- Thank you. - We learned from last week
that we need to bring that ambition,
but we also need to be able to deliver on what we promise.
And that closure is such a great feeling to have.
- Kerry, Patrick, you're up. - All right.
Yeah! Go get it!
I've seen the special effects that other builders have done,
and I'm not even the least bit intimidated about that
because I'm so sure that the special effect
that we're using in ours, when the story is told is gonna be wow!
Peaceful Valley is the setting for the story
of rebirth and chaos.
Someone got hold of Owen,
the velociraptor whisperer,
and said, "Hey, we have the dino DNA,
and we have built a new laboratory in Peaceful Valley
to bring the dinosaurs back to life."
And this is that story. As you can see, Peaceful Valley is entirely peaceful.
We have apple orchards. We've even got a cabbage patch.
By the way, the baby velociraptors love the cabbage patch.
- Well-- - And our largest dinosaur
- hit the power plant... - ( clears throat )
...which caused the chaos.
Now, Patrick, you know this show's an hour long, right?
So, having said all that,
are you ready to see your scene in action?
- Yes. Entirely ready. - Will: Let's do it.
Light up Peaceful Valley!
Three, two, one!
Oh!
Whoa!
That was so much fun to watch,
but I would advise you in the future,
just remember to edit your story down a little bit
so it's immediately visible.
- Thank you. Thank you. - Thank you so much.
I think this story is very complicated.
It's got so many things going on.
I'm just feeling nervous.
Is our build the one that's gonna get chosen in the bottom two?
Brickmasters, we gave our teams a dino-sized challenge today--
build an epic action scene
inspired by "Jurassic World Dominion"
and incorporate eye-catching special effects
to take it to the next level.
So, Brickmaster Amy,
who are the top two teams?
There were so many incredible builds in the room today,
but there were two teams that just took things a little bit further than the rest.
So the first team I would like to call forward...
...is Emily and Liam.
Yes! It's so good!
- Good job. - Whoo!
The second team I would like to call forward today...
...is Jon and Xavier.
Whoa!
Emily and Liam, we loved the unique and cinematic take you took on this challenge,
and I love that you kept the dino in focus as the star of the show.
Jamie: Jon and Xavier, a lot of teams tried to have a chain reaction
that triggered this spectacular finish.
You actually succeeded, and you did it wonderfully.
Thank you.
So who won our "Jurassic World Dominion" challenge?
There was two incredible builds,
but there was one that we felt really ticked all of the boxes.
And the winning build...
...is Emily and Liam. Congratulations.
I'm really glad that I have my mom here
'cause she's definitely more realistic
in terms of what's possible and stuff,
which is really, really helpful.
And I'm glad that I listened to her more this time.
Just like in the "Jurassic" movies,
sadly, we're gonna have to say good-bye
to a couple of beloved characters
before we're ready to.
Brickmasters, please give me the names
of the bottom two teams based on their builds.
I'd like to please call forward the first team...
Kerry and Patrick.
The second team I'd like to please call forward...
Asiza and Eddie.
Excuse me.
Kerry and Patrick, we need you to be focused,
and when we asked you to tell that magic moment that we could all decode,
unfortunately, we didn't decode it, and it got lost for us.
Amy: Asiza and Eddie, we love the fact
that you put your personal story into this build.
But when you have such an emotional story,
you really need to make sure that those details
that tell the story stand out.
We do have to say good-bye to one team, so who is it gonna be?
Unfortunately, the team that we need to send home today...
...is Asiza and Eddie.
- Oh. Hey! - I don't believe it.
- It's okay. - Hey, man.
Can I just say what a joy it has been to watch you build.
No matter how many challenges you came across,
you always had a huge smile on your face,
and you really lit up the room when you told your story.
I'm really sorry, Asiza and Eddie,
but sadly, you're Lego adventure has come to an end.
Please turn in your minifigs and say good-bye.
- Thank you. - Thank you, guys.
- I'm so proud of my brother. - I'm proud of you.
Asiza: This is probably the most epic adventure we've been on yet,
and so this is always gonna hold a special place in our heart.
And don't forget when you're feeling down...
Smile check!
Will: Next week...
Welcome to the Wild West.
I'll be cranking up the bucking intensity
until your build comes flying off.
These models have to be able to survive movement in all directions.
- Oh, my God. - Whoo!
Builders, I think we just struck gold.
- ( gasps ) - Whoa.
The team that lasts the longest will win the Golden Brick.
Oh, my God! Oh!