Boom goes the "dino-mite."
Last week, Lego Masters risked their lives
going back to the Jurassic era.
( roars )
It was a meteoric rise from mother and son Emily and Liam...
- Pteranodon. - ...who won with their mosasaurus mayhem.
Let's blow this dino.
Oh, hey, Blue, stay away from those grandpappies!
Chris Pratt saved the lives of grandpappies Kerry and Patrick,
but they ended up in the bottom two,
along with Asiza and Eddie.
Unfortunately, the team that we need to send home today...
...is Asiza and Eddie.
And now, no build is safe
on the back of Cedric the bull.
Oh, my God!
Will grandpappies Kerry and Patrick
lasso themselves out of the bottom two?
The two of us are not ready to go home.
Builders, I think we just struck gold.
- Whoa. - And will one of the teams
get their hands on some solid gold?
We need the Golden Brick here. Now we need it.
Giddy-up. "Lego Masters" starts now.
Oh, my God.
( overlapping chatter )
- What is it? - Old West!
Looks like we're going out west.
Well, well, well. Lookie here.
I didn't think you guys would have the guts
to show your faces in my studio again.
- You got a lot of nerve. - Howdy, Will.
- Whoo! - Ow!
Almost as much nerve as the producers
who talked me into wearing this oversized Western belt buckle.
- Nice. - We're gonna have a meeting about this.
Anyway, welcome to the Wild West.
- Whoo! - Yeah!
- Yee-haw! - Joining me today as always,
the two most feared brick slingers
this side of the Mississippi,
Amy the Outlaw Corbett,
and the infamous Jamie the Kid.
- Whoa! - Wow.
- Yee-haw! - Let's go, Jamie!
Yeah! Yeah!
Now, look, we didn't do all of this
just so that we could see Jamie in a pair of chaps.
Wait, is that-- oh, okay.
Turns out we did do all this just so we could see Jamie in a pair of chaps.
Totally worth it.
The truth is, you're doing this because "Lego Masters"
is going to the rodeo.
( cheering )
- All right, yeah! - Yeah!
Can I get a yee-haw?
All: Yee-haw!
That's right. Welcome to the Brickin' Bull Ride Rodeo.
Meet the star of the show, Cedric the Bull.
( cheering )
Now, Cedric is a lot like me.
He's a commanding presence, a little mechanical,
and oh, yeah, this guy bucks.
- ( cheering ) - Whoa!
Will: Your wild, wild Western challenge today
is to build a bull rider who can survive the longest
on top of that brickin' bull.
- What? - Oh, my God.
Dave: Build a bull rider?
- I... - Who has done that?
There's so many challenges that come with that,
like how it's gonna stay on, it has jerky movements.
I mean, people suck at staying on mechanical bulls.
How are we supposed to make a Lego build hold on?
Now your bull riders are gonna have to be good-looking
and strong, because when the time is up,
we're strapping them into a saddle on top of Cedric,
and I'll be cranking up the bucking intensity
one level at a time until your build comes flying off.
- All right. - Okay.
Now, you've got build platforms on your tables,
and behind me, Lego plates to build off of.
This is definitely going to test
your technical skills to the max.
So it's critical that your remember
where to put your weight and how to secure your joints.
But this challenge is not about strength alone,
because we will be judging you equally on your ability
to design a compelling character.
Man, I gotta say, this is such a fun challenge.
It really is. I'm really bullish on this one, guys.
- Oof. - Right?
- Whoa. - 'Cause of the-- the bull.
( Western music playing )
- Oh! - ( laughter )
That's fair. I deserved that.
You have 11 hours to complete your build.
Oh!
- Oh, man. Okay. - Okay.
Get ready for the ride of your life.
Get your brick on!
( chattering, laughing )
- Okay. - Here's your torso.
What is the strongest build we can come up with?
Because that bull is going to give these bricks a serious ride.
I'm considering the possibility of having something that goes up
that's jointed effectively so the body in a way can center over it.
It can kind of float.
With the bull, it's kind of unpredictable.
We don't really know what's gonna happen.
So we wanted to actually embrace the motion of the bull
and even try to absorb that
by letting part of the body rock
kind of like how a bull rider's hips might do
to keep the upper body centralized.
It's definitely a risk.
Honestly, I'm thinking Pac-Man's bad guys.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. That's like an octopus or a squid or something like that?
We need a good solid base, especially with weight down low.
And then we can use ball joints to attach the legs.
- I do like the pig idea. - I just think it would be the most secure.
We'll build a skin that fast, but then we'll also be able
to do a lot of design work on the outside of it.
For our bull rider, I'm taking the lead on the technical side of things,
and we're gonna make him lightweight.
I think being lightweight is a good strategy
because there's less weight to thrash around
and he'll stay seated longer.
- Yeah. - Good plan.
- Ow. I hate you. - She's the boss.
I'm doing the looking around at the smart people thing,
and I'm seeing some frames going up.
I'm gonna work on an eye thing, if it's okay.
Yeah, that head's gotta have a lot of personality.
Last week we were in the bottom two.
We got a little taste of humble pie,
but going this challenge, we need to rise above this.
We wanna show that you're never too old to create.
- Kerry and Patrick. - Hello, Will.
- Hey, Will. - How are you guys doing today?
There's a lot of pressure on me being from Nashville that I've gotta represent.
- You gotta represent. - I gotta represent.
- Have you guys been to rodeos before? - Both: Oh, yeah.
Yeah, get that manure flung in your face and...
- Yeah. - Kerry, think of something a little more fun.
Yeah. Golly.
All right, guys, what do we got here for your build?
This is the Spaced Out Cowboy.
Not so much like the Western cowboy, but an alien,
and he's a really weird looking guy.
Just as weird as we can possibly make it.
I'm working on a torso part.
To strengthen our space cowboy,
we are going to incorporate a lot of Technic bricks.
Our build is gonna look somewhat blocky.
Why don't you sell it to me like the classic Western,
like, the bad guy walks through the saloon doors?
I wanna see that cool kind of--
there we go.
You look like I'm about to take your photo.
Yeah.
Got two rodeo boys out here today.
I don't know why I'm going into a drawl, but I am.
In the last challenge, Brickmaster Amy told us
that we should spend more time and energy
on important features of our story.
So this time around, it's definitely the focus for us.
- Howdy, fellers. - Both: Howdy, Will.
Here to do a little bit of a check-in
- over on "Lego Masters." - Fire away.
That's a program that is on the "tee-vee,"
or streaming wherever you get your streaming of Lego programming.
- I've heard of that "tee-vee" contraption before. - What do we got here?
Stephen: We're gonna build a bullfrog riding the bull.
We think Technic might work for this build.
But what's most important is that Technic gives you the best strength.
We are both born and raised Calgary boys.
We grew up in a Western culture,
so we know a lot about bull riding.
So this is totally in our wheelhouse.
Have you ever ridden on a mechanical bull before?
- Many, many, many times. - He's the resident expert.
- Really? - I've only sat on a couple.
Wait, so what's your move?
First you gotta lock in your hand, right?
You get your hand up right behind you here.
And then you stick your feet forward,
and you're constantly spurring the animal.
Right. Like this. How am I looking?
You're looking real good. Real good.
Less fear in my eyes maybe?
You don't need to worry about that. That was amazing.
- Can we consider Technic like the ribcage helping... - Yeah.
...to hold it together.
- Hey, Emily and Liam. - Hello.
- What do you have for us this time? - Yes.
Okay, so have you ever heard of a jackalope?
- No, I have not. - It's a mythical creature.
It's a cross between a jackrabbit and an antelope.
- Okay. - And it's very popular in Wild West folklore.
Liam: We're hoping to have a lot of length in its legs,
and then also large ears.
A good portion of this challenge is about strength.
The bull will find your weakest link.
What are you doing to actually make sure
that this is strong as a model?
We have a complex structure in there.
We wanna make sure that our build is as strong as possible.
So we're doing Technic reinforced with just brick sculpting.
The brick sculpting is very kind of rigid. It's almost like concrete.
And then the Technic is like the steel within it.
And we're keeping that center of gravity low.
All right, use your time wisely.
- Best of luck. - Yeah, good luck!
( panting )
- Oh, hey. - Will: Hey, guys.
- Whoa. - Yeah, don't mind me.
- Yeah. - We'll split it.
No, it's okay, I just figured
if we're gonna do this wild, Wild West thing,
I'm really gonna get into character, you know?
- All right. - I'm method, you know?
God, it's so weird that banks
still keep their money in the burlap sacks, you know?
I mean, how dumb is that, right?
But if anybody asks, I was with you guys the whole time, you know what I'm saying?
- Okay, okay, okay. - Sure.
I don't want anybody to get any wrong ideas and start...
( choir vocalizing )
- What was that? - Oh?
Oh, my God. Stop the clock!
Stop everything!
Builders,
I think we just struck gold.
- ( gasps ) - Whoa.
Builders, I think we just struck gold.
- ( gasps ) - Whoa.
( choir vocalizing )
( squealing, laughing )
Oh, yes!
- ( cheering ) - Look.
- The Golden Brick is back. - Yeah!
I want that Golden Brick so bad.
It would be so awesome
to be the first women to win the Golden Brick.
This brick provides protection from elimination
for one team for one challenge.
- Whoo. - Who wants it?
- Me! - ( shouting )
The team with the build that lasts the longest on our brickin' bull
will win the Golden Brick.
- ( cheering ) - Yee-haw!
Patrick: If we win the Golden Brick,
we don't have to worry about the bottom two again.
- Grandpappies need the gold. - That's right.
But until then, I'm gonna keep it safe.
That's right. Somewhere real safe.
( laughter )
- Whoo! - Yee-haw!
Let's start the clock back up now.
- Good luck, cowboys! - Okay.
- It's back. - The brick is back. Brick is back.
- I want that Golden Brick. - I should probably put something under there
- to make it worthwhile. - Yeah.
So now the choice needs to be made.
Do we go straight strength and try and get that Golden Brick
or do we try and get aesthetics too?
Now, Brickmasters, we have this mechanical bull
which means somewhere out there, there is a terrible bar
with a bored bachelorette party that has no way to annoy the regulars.
What is so difficult about this build?
We always ask them to build strong models,
but these models are gonna be moved all around in every direction.
They've gotta be really wise with their time management,
because not only do they have to build strong,
but they also have to make super compelling characters.
And it can take a long time to make a character that's believable and interesting.
So what are some of the common mistakes that can be made in a build like this?
It's really about getting a core of strength that then they build off of.
Because where they put that center of gravity
can really make a difference on who survives the longest.
Yeah.
Only team leaning into motion, bro.
- Chicken legs, like me. - Will: Christine and Michelle.
- Hi. - Walk me through. What is it?
It's a character based on the Hispanic culture.
It's gonna be a skeleton.
We really want to bring it to life
with the Mexican colors of the Day of the Dead.
I'm from Mexico, so we wanna make our culture proud
of being here and representing,
so I feel that not only we have a pressure as builders,
- we have a pressure as Hispanic women. - Yeah.
- Your character is skeleton? - Yeah, we're working on the feet right now.
Oh, that looks good. I like that.
Skeletons are just bones,
and I'm worried they could be kind of brittle.
Yeah, I know. We're working on that.
The higher you go, the more fragile you are.
So focusing on our center of gravity,
making sure she's nice and stable.
Is there any way I can sculpt this out more?
Give it some more personality?
For this challenge, we're gonna build a cowgirl.
We're gonna strengthen it on the inside with Technic beams.
I wanna build a cowgirl to show our woman power.
I am so proud of this structure right now.
- It looks amazeballs. - It is strong.
( imitating wheels screeching )
- Hello. - Dave and Emily, hello.
- Oh, hi! - We want you to catch us up on what you're building.
- We are building a birthday pig. - Jamie: Okay.
Emily: We decided to make a pig because when we were babies,
we went to the rodeo in Calgary. They had pig races.
Tiny little pigs, and they put them, and they run,
and, oh, it's just so cute, and they squeal.
You've mostly been focusing on that core?
Yeah, we spent a lot of time making sure that the core is really solid, so...
Some of the other builders are locking it in with a lot of heavy bricks.
And you're going for a lighter structure,
which could benefits because it's less weight.
But it also means that there's less connections holding things together.
That bull is moving in all directions.
So just be careful when you have that twisting
that you're locking things in right out to those panels.
- Understood. - I'm trying think. What arm was this--
So this is gonna-- I know, right? I'm trying to look at her thing.
Oh, no, no. Yeah, no, no. It should be...
We are building Bella the Ballerina
and she is going to the rodeo with her parents.
Nick: The core of our build is really where all the strength comes from,
and then we've tried to tie all the different limbs into that core.
Growing up, I did ballet from a very young age,
and I also played with Lego.
So this build represents both of those things coming together.
It may be the fourth position ballet pose,
but she's coming in first.
- Hey, Austin and Justin. - How are you, pardners?
- What are you making? - So we've decided to go with a squid theme.
- Ooh. - Okay.
Justin: We are making Billy the Squid.
Because we're doctors, it has to be anatomically correct.
It will have eight legs and two tentacles.
We work with kids. Kids love Lego,
and it's a great way to connect with patients.
Who wouldn't want to go see their pediatrician
who is actually also a Lego Master?
I mean, that would be amazing.
You're making a curious decision here to go with ball joints,
'cause those are made for children
to be able to attach and pull apart.
The majority of the weight is gonna be on the interior of the creature.
And if we make the limbs light, they'll flop,
but they won't have a whole lot of centrifugal force.
- Okay. - I'm a little nervous.
- It's risk versus reward here. - We've seen our competitors,
- so we have to go as hard as we can. - Yes.
- Good luck. - Best of luck.
Thank you very much.
Oh, man.
Yeah, man, that's the only thing that has me nervous.
- I don't know how else we can... - I don't either.
- ...make it stronger. - But what other options are there?
Jamie mentioned that most kids pull out those ball joints pretty easily,
which is the basis of our legs.
Okay.
So it's really a high risk sort of situation
because of this thing falls off,
we are going to be going home.
- Yeah, we-- - There it goes.
Okay.
We tried the strength of the ball joints,
and it turns out, yeah, they don't work.
( clattering )
Justin: It just pops out.
I mean, that's gonna be a pain in the ass to take apart,
but I think we're gonna have to.
I just-- I don't like how easily that pops on and off.
- Yeah, I think we have to, also. - Okay.
Justin: So we have to completely restart our build right in the middle.
We've gone through a lot of time.
And we are basically breaking our build apart,
and it's really putting a lot of stress on our time.
Just go fast. It's all we can do. It's all we can do.
Is this gluten-free?
Uh, it's literally gluten.
Oh, yeah.
Explains why my throat's on fire.
Well, Brickmasters, who do you think right now is doing well?
Emily and Liam making a jackalope,
I love that they've gone for a make-believe character here,
and it is looking so cute!
Now at this point, who are you a little bit nervous for?
Kerry and Patrick certainly have a fun concept with the space cowboy,
but I'm a little worried because big things could break off during the challenge.
Yeah, and that's probably where I'm most concerned,
is it does have a lot of weight.
How is that weight actually locked into that base plate?
And Dave and Emily have chosen a party pig.
And it's kind of interesting
because they're going different than many of the other teams.
They're trying to build a light model.
Having a light model, that could be a benefit,
because you're not throwing a lot of weight around.
But you also have to know how to strengthen it
while still saving on weight.
That's the balance they have to strike.
And I can't wait to see who ends up on top
and who ends up quite literally in pieces.
The head's not coming off, dude.
It's just the base I'm concerned about right now.
- Okay. - Jon and Xavier!
- Hello, Will. - Hello, Will Arnett.
Hi, guys. So tell me a little bit about your build.
We're trying to make a robot anime girl.
Her name's gonna be Rei-Dar.
She's gonna have a robot body, but she's gonna have
a really cute anime face and big eyes.
Jonathan and I share that same passion and energy for anime.
And in high school I was part of the anime club. It was pretty fun.
We just talked about the shows that we watched.
It wasn't even an official club. It was more of a hangout group.
Are you guys Western fans at all?
I have not watched a lot, but there's a lot of Western influence in anime.
- Yeah. - What would your Western names,
like, your cowboy names be, do you think?
- Uh, something with long hair. - Xavier Longshot?
Longshot's actually a really good nickname.
I know what mine is. Tumble Will.
- Mm. - Yeah.
Right there.
- Brendan and Greg, hello. - Howdy, guys.
- Amy and Jamie. - Tell us about your character you're creating here.
- This is... - All right.
...Kelsey the Cactapus Queen,
an alien that likes to travel around the solar systems
trying to find the baddest bulls to ride.
So what we wanted to do was play into the motion of the bull
rather than just build something that was static.
So the entire middle system is built with system of shock absorbers.
And then all of the tentacles are tied in with rope running on the outside.
So we want her to be able to flail around while she's on the bull.
I love that you're trying movement in the main body.
There's definitely a lot of physics involved,
'cause I'm thinking about the twisting, the tilting,
the momentum, things snapping back and forth.
I tend to over-engineer things, actually,
so this was my chance to really lean in
and make this thing as strong as possible
in hope that it holds up.
- This is extremely unexpected. - Yes.
But I'm really excited to see how it works.
- Thank you guys so much. - Thank you.
I would really like to get our hands on the Golden Brick.
Is there something under that or is it just not very well balanced?
- What do you think? - I don't like how much movement there is.
I'm starting to notice a problem with the lightweight hull structure.
( snorts, laughs )
What's wrong? The angle's not right?
We're realizing it's not as solid as we want it to be.
Which one fell off?
What? Are you kidding?
Which one fell off?
What?
I hope that we stay on the bull the longest
and then we get that Golden Brick.
But looking around the room,
everyone else has built very solid structures.
Building the light structure, we gambled hard.
This is so janky.
I really confidently think
that ours is either gonna be the very weakest
or one of the strongest.
- I'm just worried about timing. - I know.
Dude, side shirt sections. I'm gonna work on the belt buckle.
- There's not a lot of time. - Here I go.
( clears throat )
One hour left!
- Oh! - You've got one hour left!
- Oh, man. - Oh, that's crazy.
Will: Who wants the Golden Brick?
I'm scared, but I like how it looks.
Fastest ears in the West.
- We're gonna finish, um, just in time. - Just barely.
Now whether he stands up to the bull ride?
- That's it. - Best guess.
I'm feeling really uncertain
because we've never done this kind of a build before.
Nobody in this room has done this type of build before.
You've never built Lego on a bull before?
Right? Never. You know? That should work now.
We've gotta get the head and neck together.
We're gonna be done in, like, five minutes?
Emily: I don't know if we have five minutes.
- Dave: Huh? - It's gonna come off, Kerry.
Something's not right.
I'm noticing it's not exactly fitting
the way we planned our build.
I just feel like we're just way too top heavy.
Patrick: We've got to make some adjustments here
because if it doesn't fit tight,
it's just gonna go flying off.
Now. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
One minute left! One minute!
Coming down to the wire, bud.
- We need more time. - So wobbly and flexible.
Get those riders ready.
How bad do you want the Golden Brick?
Five, four, three, two, one.
Time's up! Bricks down.
- Ahh! - Woohoo!
Yes!
Time's up, challenge is over. I'm worried.
Emily: The head, when we attached it, it's kind of a bobble head.
Yeah. It's gonna look spectacular when it crashes.
Okay, builders, for the past 11 hours
you've built the finest Lego bull riders I've ever seen.
- Yeah. - Yeah.
Anyway, Brickmasters--
they're gonna be judging each one based on aesthetics
and how well they performed during the rodeo.
Once we strap your rider in,
I'm gonna amp up the intensity from one to ten.
Oh, no.
The team whose build hangs on the longest
will win the Golden Brick.
- Oh! - ( cheering )
- Oh, ho, ho, ho! - Yee-haw.
Oh, there is so much riding on this.
- Yeah. Ha-ha. - ( Western music playing )
Come on!
Christine and Michelle, you're up.
Michelle: Today we built Chabelita,
and I'm bringing this DÃ­a de los Muertos theme.
We are all about color.
We're all about celebrating life.
And we are showing a little bit of our culture.
All right, hold on tight, people!
Here we go. Level one.
The hair is fun to watch, huh?
- Yeah. - Oh!
The hair's moving.
The limbs are moving.
- Will: Level two. - Flap those arms.
Christine: But everything is still in place.
- Yeah, there you go. - Good!
- Level five. - Ay, Dios mio.
- Oh, okay. - A little bit in the hip.
A little bit in the midsection there.
- Okay. - Level six.
Oh!
Jamie: She's getting a wild ride.
Amy: Oh, that is a lot of fun.
Here we go, level seven!
- Oh! - High-five.
Will: You made it to level seven.
Brickmasters, what did you think?
Some of the biggest risks you took
with having those very loose skeletal limbs
actually paid off when they came to life
as she spun around.
It was great to see how much strength you put
in that upper core because it held so long.
- Really great job there. - Amy: Well done.
- Thank you. - Stephen and Stephen,
you're up.
Oh, I like it.
If I'm doing a rodeo challenge,
I'm walking like I'm at the rodeo, Will.
Absolutely.
Our build is Burton
the Bow-Legged Bull-Riding Bullfrog.
We went for a very strong, stable core.
It's very solidly built.
We think this could go the duration.
Will: All right, hold on, Burton!
Level one.
Stephen: Let's go, Burton.
- Oh! - Yeah!
- Attaboy, Burton! Hang on. - Yee-haw.
Will: Level four.
If want any chance at the Golden Brick,
we have to outlast the competition.
- Will: Level six. - Yeah, Burton.
- ( chuckling ) - Come on, boy.
Yeah, buddy. Yeah, hang on, boy.
- Ooh! - Level seven.
- Yeah, boy! Yeah, boy! - Around the world!
- Stay on! - Will: Holding strong.
- This arm moved position. - Little movement in the arm.
Level eight.
- Oh! - One gone.
( overlapping chatter )
- Oh! - ( groaning, laughing )
Stephen J: Our bull rider made it to level eight,
and we're both really happy with the build.
- Look at that. - What?
Oh. Oh, Jamie!
Jamie, that's their build! You don't just drop it!
This has gotta be one of the strongest cores
that we've ever seen on "Lego Masters," all jokes aside.
And also, you really did make a fantastic character that you should be proud of.
- Thank you very much. - Thank you.
- Yeah! - Yeah, buddy.
Austin and Justin, you're up.
( cheering )
Austin: This is Billy the Squid.
I feel very proud of what we've accomplished.
Despite having to redo the entire build,
I hope it does what we expect it to.
But even if he fails, he will fail spectacularly,
and it'll be awesome.
The number to beat is eight. Here we go.
Level one!
- Jamie: All right. - Let's go, Billy.
Level two. Level two.
- Woohoo! - It's pretty solid.
Will: Taking it up to level three.
- Amy: Wow. - Jamie: Pretty solid.
- No problems. - Rock solid.
Our whole premise is that him being super heavy
is going to keep him on the bull.
So I'm just thinking, "What if it doesn't hold up?"
We're gonna heat it right up to level seven. Look out.
- Come on, Billy! - Amy: It's holding strong!
- Whoo-hoo! Yee-haw! - Yeah, we're gonna get crazy.
- Level eight. - Whoa!
Amy: Okay, okay.
Oh!
Will: Level seven. Look out.
- Come on, Billy! - Amy: It's holding strong!
- Whoo-hoo! Yee-haw! - Yeah, we're gonna get crazy.
- Level eight! - Whoa!
- Amy: Okay, okay. - Whoa!
Oh!
Will: Wow. You made it to level eight.
Jamie: Your legs didn't budge.
I like that you didn't just depend on the strength
of our ball joints, which we love.
And I love that it all came off in one piece.
That's the way to go out. Good job.
Great job, you two. Nick and Stacey, you're up.
Stacey: We have built Bella the Ballerina.
Nick: The core of our build is really where all the strength comes from,
and we have used a crazy amount of Technic.
Will: Level one.
Level two.
- She's got this. - She's looking good.
She's riding it like a pro.
- Level seven. - Stacey: You go, girl!
- Nick: Come on, Bella! - Come on!
- Level eight. - Amy: Whoa. Okay.
- Okay, okay. - Ride 'em, cowgirl.
Level nine!
( all shouting )
Wow. Level nine.
That's right. Level nine's pretty good.
- Come on, good job. - Good job.
- Great job, you two. - Thank you so much.
- Jon and Xavier, you're up. - You got this.
- All right, guys! - Jon: Her name is Rei-Dar.
She is an android that fell from space
and landed in the Wild West,
and she's on a mission to find the Golden Brick.
Will: Let's crank it all the way to number one.
All right, number two.
Amy: Rei-dar is looking very cool, right?
Nice. Aiming all around, searching for the Golden Brick.
Nick and Stacey have set the bar really high.
They got to level nine,
so it'd be cool if we can get to that point.
We're gonna take the intensity up to level six.
- Oh, boy. Oh, boy. - Oh, a little bit--
- Hang in there! - Level seven.
Oh, boy. Here we go, here we go.
Let's do it! Whoo! Let's go!
- Jamie: Oh, it's holding. - Will: Level eight!
Oh!
Jamie: Still going, still going!
Oh!
- Amy: Wow. - Wow.
Will: You guys made it to level eight.
Really great job.
Liz and Erin, you're up.
- Whoo! - Go, girls!
Erin: The name of our build is Rootin' Tootin' Tootie.
She is a retired cowgirl who has donned her favorite vest
to come here and try to relive her glory days.
- Will: Here we go. - Okay.
- Level one. - Hang on, Tootie.
- Will: Not bad. - Jamie: Yeah.
Taking the intensity up to level six.
All right, Tootie! Come on, Tootie!
Hang on, girl! Hang on, girl! You can do it!
- Come on! - Jamie: Started to wiggle.
- Will: Level seven. - Jamie: Oh, boy.
- Here we go. - Oh!
What? Oh!
I'm so proud she stayed on!
I'm so proud of you she stayed on.
Will: You made it to level seven.
- Whoo! - I'm just wondering
if you can make me a shirt in my size
because I love those frills.
- So, well done. - Both: Thank you.
Kerry and Patrick, you're up.
- Come on, pappies! - Here we go.
We built a Spaced Out Cowboy.
We feel really confident that it is a solid build.
Let's see if this space cowboy is ready for level one.
Level one.
( overlapping chatter )
Level two.
( chatter continues )
Will: Take the bucking intensity to level three.
- Come on, come on. - Whoa.
- Come on, come on. - Hang in there, buddy.
- Will: Level four. - Ooh, okay, okay!
( groaning )
- Whoo! - No!
Will: All right, you made it to level four.
Amy: It was a really fun and colorful build,
but I think it was just a little bit too heavy.
Yeah, heavy.
It failed right at that base level.
Since the whole thing failed,
it was probably those studs at the base.
I had a suspicion that maybe that was a lot of weight for them to hold.
We got to level four, and I'm going, "Oh, no."
- Will: All right, guys. - Thank you so much.
The only situation that's going to save us
is for someone else to self-destruct.
Dave and Emily, you're up!
- ( cheering ) - You got this!
Emily: Our pig is named Toby.
Today is Toby's birthday, and he's so excited,
so he's brought his cupcake with him on the bull.
Toby's two favorite things are cupcakes and the rodeo.
Will: All right, guys,
you've gotta do better than level seven
to stay out of the bottom.
I'm really nervous going into the judging.
We tried to go light with it, tried to build a Technic frame.
Emily: I'm worried about the integrity of our build holding up.
Okay, here we go. All the way to level one.
Whoa! Oh!
- Oh, head's already moving. - Head wobble.
- Whoa. - Whoa!
Okay, here we go.
Nick and Stacey are currently in the lead
for the Golden Brick with level nine.
Dave and Emily, let's get you started with level one.
- Jamie: Oh, head's already moving. - Amy: Head wobble.
Will: Immediate head movement.
Dave: We tried to go light with our build.
I thought it was the right call,
but I'm really questioning and regretting my decision.
Level two.
Jamie: All right. Still a little bit of wobble.
Will: It is like a bobble head.
- Jamie: Oh, yeah. Oh! - ( creaking )
You can hear a little bit of creaking! Oh!
( groaning )
Will: Oh, no.
Will: So you made it to level two.
Dave: I feel really bad for leading us down
that hollow frame road.
Less weight is a good idea.
It comes down to those connections.
You weren't able to fully connect it into those base Technic pieces.
We only got to the second round. We're going home.
- Like... - We're at the bottom.
Will: You didn't get the time you wanted,
but, aesthetics, you know, it's 50-50.
- That was a cute pig. - Very cute pig, so congrats.
- Thanks. - Thank you.
Brendan and Greg, you're up.
This is Kelsey the Cactapus Queen.
We wanted to actually embrace the motion of the bull
by letting the body rock a little bit.
It's definitely a risk,
it's just a risk that we hope pays off.
Buckle up.
We're taking this thing all the way to level one.
- Okay. - Amy: It's come to life right away.
Will: That's some early wiggle.
- Yeah. - Level two.
Greg: Come on, Kelsey.
Will: Still moving there, but still okay.
We at least have to make it to level nine to get the Golden Brick.
Level six. Oh, boy.
Jamie: Oh, that's a good rotation.
Will: Oh, boy. Oh, boy!
- Yeah! - Oh!
Will: All right, Brickmasters, what do you think?
When it was going around on that bull, it looked like it was riding it.
That motion just brought it to life
and had everyone in the room
rooting for it to go all the way.
All right, Emily and Liam, you are up.
Emily: Our build is named Jackalope Jill.
Liam: She has two long cute ears,
which means our center of gravity can be even lower
so hopefully she'll last on the bull.
Will: Here we go.
Will: Level one.
- Okay. - Moving up to level two.
- It's pretty solid. - Work your magic.
Amy: Bit of vibration in the ears.
Level seven. Oh, boy.
- Oh! - Level eight.
- It's not budging. - That is not moving.
Moment of truth. Level nine!
It's holding on! It's holding on!
- Can you believe it? - Whoa!
- Yeah, yeah! - She's doing it! She's doing it!
- Yes! - All the way up to level ten!
- Yee-ha! - Look at her go.
- Oh, my gosh. - Oh!
Oh!
- Wow! - Whoa! Level ten!
- Oh, my God. - Will: That was incredible.
Jamie: I love the fact that your sculpting
didn't come at the expense of strength.
- Yes. - That you actually hit it perfectly.
- Really great job. - Emily, Liam, congrats. That was awesome.
- Really good job, you two. - Thank you so much.
- Thank you. Thank you. - She made it to ten!
Wow.
Once upon a time in the West,
we saddled you with a massive challenge--
build an eye-catching bull rider
who can hang on to our brickin' bull.
Our top two teams that had that perfect balance
of strength and character are...
...Emily and Liam.
Our second top team for this challenge is
Stephen and Stephen.
- Whoa! - Wow!
- ( cheering ) - Look at that.
Two fantastic builds, amazing characters.
Now it's time for the moment of truth.
Who won their first rodeo?
The winner of this week's challenge is...
- Emily and Liam. - I did not expect that.
I did not either. Oh, my God.
Will: Congratulations, Emily and Liam.
You won the challenge and...
- Wow. - ...you've also won this.
The Golden Brick. It's yours.
I am delighted knowing that we got the Golden Brick.
Emily: And who know what other curveballs may be ahead?
So thank goodness we have a little insurance in our pocket.
Will: Congratulations, you two.
Sadly, every rodeo has to have a loser.
Brickmasters, please give me the names...
...of the bottom two teams.
The bottom two teams are...
Dave and Emily...
...and Kerry and Patrick.
( muttering )
Yeah.
Here we go. Don't faint, don't faint.
Dave and Emily, you gave us such a fun character,
and you really thought about the story.
But unfortunately, it just wasn't strong enough,
and your build was the first out in the rodeo.
Kerry and Patrick...
Jamie: You guys went quite heavy,
and it's a testament to your building ability,
the fact that you can put that many bricks down.
But it did also push your center of gravity quite high.
That's unfortunately where it failed.
Sadly, we have to say good-bye to one team.
Who's it gonna be?
The team that will be going home today...
...is Kerry and Patrick.
- Sorry. - It's okay.
You know, I have to say that I come away as a winner
because look at all these folks behind me.
I will cherish this forever, each and every one of you guys.
We thank you and we celebrate you today.
Now it's time to turn in your minifigs and say good-bye.
Thank you.
Bye.
My heart is full.
Friendships, time with Patrick,
being able to embrace our passion of Lego bricks,
this is a life experience
that I will never ever forget.
Here we are. Look at those guys.
Patrick: Right now, I get to go home
and play Lego with my grandson,
who I have missed terribly.
My parting word is just gratitude for everyone.
Grateful to be here.
Will: It's not easy.
We've got even bigger challenges coming your way.
- ( Western music playing ) - What is that?
- ( music continues ) - What the heck is that?
( murmuring )
Builders, hold onto your horses,
'cause it looks like there's a new team in town.
- Both: What? - Both: What?
( music continues )
All: What?
Wow.
Wait a second. Wait a second.
I'm sorry. Who are you?
- My name's Ethan. - My name's Dom.
And we're a couple of teens who love Lego.
And we're here to win this thing.
- ( imitating explosion ) - Welcome to the competition.
We told you there would be twists and turns this season,
but who could've seen this coming?
They look familiar, and I am pretty sure I have seen them on TikTok before.
If I am right, then these guys are really, really good.
And now it's just making this whole competition even harder.
We're gonna all need some time to process this,
so I will see you all back here next time.
Now go on and hit the bricks! Go on!
Stephen: These kids are skipping the line.
Rookies need to earn their place.
- Oh, my God! Wow. - That was a good twist.
- Oh, my goodness. - Will: Next week...
We are challenging you to build treehouses
without any connection points.
- ( whistles ) - What? This is insane.
- Aah! - Get ready to yell timber!
- No! - The panic has started to set in.
- ( sniffling ) - Right now we're basically scraping by.
I can't do this anymore.