Will: Good news, America.
"Lego Masters" is back.
90 minutes to tee time!
Even better news. I'm back.
- Oh! Whoa. - Hey, there.
With 12 of the most unbelievable
Lego-building teams in the world,
with the hopes of winning $100,000
and the title of Lego Masters.
This is going to be the biggest
and most dangerous build of your lives.
- ( snarling ) - All right, now what?
I'm trying to build a Lego build, man.
I don't have time for raptors.
Will it be easy? Of course it won't.
Whoa!
Oh, my God. This is horrible.
I can't do this anymore.
Get ready for the craziest challenges ever.
Release the hounds!
Your job is to build a perfect recreation of your dog.
Your treehouse will have to sit up there
without any connection points.
We're making dreams come true.
The Golden Brick is back.
- Hi. How you doing? - Hi! Great, how are you?
- Good, good. Nice to meet you. - Chris Pratt!
- Nick, Chris Pratt! - It's Chris Pratt.
Will: NASCAR legend Jeff Gordon!
- ( cheering ) - Jeff: Hi, guys.
You'll build your very own race car.
( laughter )
We're building...
This can go amazing or horrific.
and breaking...
( all gasping )
...bigger than ever before.
Jamie: This model is jaw-dropping.
It all starts in three...
I don't even want to breathe right now.
- two... - One hour left!
- Whoa, whoa, whoa. - Boom goes the dynamite.
...one.
Jamie: Are you ready for a new season of "Lego Masters"?
I'm so ready. What do you say, Will? Are you ready to go?
Ready? I was built ready.
It's our third season and Lego's 90th anniversary.
This is going to be so much fun.
We didn't blow our marketing budget on this trip to Denmark
to see your offices, did we?
We've still got money left over for our explosions
and celebrity guests and other cool stuff, right?
- Don't ignore me! - See you in America, Will.
Don't ignore me! What about the explosions?
Yeesh. Season three, you'd think Fox would splurge for a nicer box.
- Hi, there. Happy 90th. - Uh, I'm 44.
Well, you look great.
Way less plasticky than the 44-year-olds in Hollywood.
- So rude! - Can you believe him?
- He looks taller on TV. - Celebrities are just like us!
- Is that Will Arnett? - You ask him.
- No, you ask him. - It's Will Arnett!
- He's so funny. - Is he?
This is gonna be a long flight.
So what's the deal here? BYOS? Build Your Own Seat?
No problem.
And done.
- Heh-heh, wow. - Brad Pitt?
- What are you doing here? - What's it look like I'm doing, Will?
Executive producing. Make it better.
Well, that's enough for today.
Whew!
- ( snoring ) - Well, I'm excited to catch up--
Come on, Banana Guy.
( music playing )
( excited chatter )
Nick: Walking into the build room
for the first time, it's a dream come true.
- This is absolutely a dream come true. - Yeah.
I'm having an out of body experience.
Xavier: It still doesn't feel real seeing all the bricks.
I just wanna dig in right away.
"Lego Masters" is back.
- ( cheering ) - That's right.
- Hello, builders. - Hello! What's up, Will?
I'm Will Arnett,
and you can call me Will...
Arnett.
Or Mr. Arnett. Whatever.
Welcome to "Lego Masters".
Behind me is our Brick Pit
with five million Lego bricks for you to play with.
That's right.
In front me, 12 teams
with a chance to win $100,000,
the title of Lego Masters,
and a one of a kind Lego trophy.
- Whoo! - As always, we've got two
unbelievable Lego legends judging this competition.
Lego superstars Brick Masters Amy and Jamie.
It's so exciting to get to meet Brick Master Amy and Jamie.
Amy is like the rock star of all Lego ladies.
- Hi, guys. - Jamie is a legend. I am such a fangirl.
I'm like, "Oh, my God!" It's like a rock star moment.
Brick Masters, so good to see you guys.
Do you like what I've done with the place?
- Aw, yeah. - Yeah.
Yeah, it's the same.
Literally, it's exactly the same.
Okay, now, I want to launch season three the right way,
start things with a real big bang, you know?
Just blast off into this competition, really reach for the stars and--
okay, I think it's pretty obvious where I'm going with this.
We are going to space.
- Oh, yes! - Okay.
- Whoo! - Okay.
- A shuttle! - ( cheering )
( music playing )
Say good-bye to Earth, because for your first challenge
you're going to build your very own personalized spacecraft.
- Oh, my God! - Patrick: I kinda like space.
I've followed it ever since the Sputnik was first launched,
and I've been waiting 70 years to do something like this!
We want you to build something completely original
that introduces your team to the Lego universe.
Brick Masters, this is their first build of the season.
What can these teams do to show off their star power?
This challenge is all about making a statement in the competition
and showing us who you are,
so we wanna see your personality shining through
in every single aspect of your builds.
And even though it's the first challenge,
we're not making this easy for you,
because your entire model will be suspended
by a single attachment point onto that space station.
Will: That's our Lego Brick Space Station,
and we're giving each of you
a custom Lego brick port to lock it in.
This is a really tough first challenge.
It's an extremely technical build.
And we have a lot of fellow firefighters back home we wanna make proud.
And we are gonna be giving you
T-minus 13 hours to build something
truly out of this world.
- Okay. - Prepare for launch
because the competition begins in ten...
All: Nine, eight--
Wait, no, no, no, no. This is taking way too long.
Get your brick on!
- Let's go, let's go. - Come on, Kerry.
Here. Let me get you. You good?
We're bringing Canada to the universe.
It could almost be a combination
- of a fire station and a fire truck. - Yeah.
- I'm Stephen. - I'm also Stephen.
- And I'm a firefighter. - So am I!
13 years ago, we actually met in line at a Lego store.
And now he's one of my greatest friends.
So we thought this was a great opportunity
to show that firefighters are not just macho guys that sit in a fire hall.
- We're fun-loving characters. - But I'm also pretty macho.
I feel that just having stud on stud is not gonna be strong enough.
We're gonna have pin Technic and wrap it.
Building something that represents firefighters is very important to us.
We've decided to go with a very iconic image in the form of a Maltese cross,
which is on all uniforms of firefighters around the world.
So that connection's gotta be Technic.
That's the only way we're gonna get the strength out of it.
This is not my wheelhouse, so I'm a little hesitant to use stuff like that.
We've never used Technic before, but it's worth the risk.
- This is so hard building like this. - No, it's not.
- Yeah. Yeah, it is. - No, it's not.
- We hope. - We hope.
All right, well, I mean, I gotta say, it is so good to be back here
- with the two of you. - Isn't it?
I gotta ask, did you miss me?
- Oh, so much, Will. - You don't have answer. You don't have answer.
I'm very needy. But you did though, right?
- We did. Yeah, of course we did. - Of course, of course.
Good. I missed you too.
I am so excited to be back for season three of "Lego Masters."
I feel like this is gonna be the most challenging "Lego Masters" season yet.
Honestly, I can't wait to mess with these people.
Why are you shaking your head? I-- I should not admit that?
- So you haven't needed the restroom? - You're okay?
- I am great. - I am momming you.
- I'm Emily. - I'm Liam, and I'm so excited
- to be here with my mom. - Aww, such a blessing.
I really started building with Lego when I was six years old.
Honestly, my mom has been there for me at every step.
Well, in my book, Liam is already a Lego Master.
I feel so lucky it was me that he picked.
- I feel so lucky. - Okay, I need a tissue.
I love him so much.
I love all my sons, just to be clear.
I think you're the first mother-son team that we've had.
- We are. - Crazy, right?
Tell me a little bit about your design.
This is Garden of the Galaxy.
Our family loves to travel
and explore nature wherever we go.
Liam: We're building a ship that collects plans for our space garden.
It's essentially a spacecraft that has these concentric rings
that spin around it creating this atmosphere.
While this is a very cool technique, it's not incredible strong.
So we're really trying to push ourselves technically here.
I love seeing that you have so much pride in your face
- when you're watching your son. - I am so excited.
- And so excited to see him explain it. - So true.
- Good luck. We'll check in with you in a little bit. - Thank you.
- Wonderful. Thank you so much. - Thank you so much.
Should we just have "fizz" written on this maybe?
Sure, yeah. I like that.
- I'm Drew. - And I'm Miranda,
and we're from Pocatello, Idaho.
We're brother and sister.
We're from such a small town that this sort of thing
is super unusual for people where we're from.
Our life would be so boring if we didn't have Lego.
Drew: We've been building with Lego since I was five years old,
and "Lego Masters" is really the Super Bowl of the Lego community.
This is just insane. It just doesn't even feel real.
- I can't believe this. This is so weird. - This is so cool.
- Hello, hello. - Hey!
- Hello there. - Tell us a little bit about your idea.
Sure, we are pediatric hospitalists.
We are building a space ship that is shaped like the iconic doctor's bag
and it should incorporate a lot of the tools
that you see inside that bag.
Stethoscope, maybe having some Band-Aids in there.
We'll see if it comes to fruition.
Jamie: Just make sure we know it's a bag,
because there's a chance that it starts to become confusing.
I think it's all about how you can pull it together.
- Thank you. - Thank you, guys.
You're building a spaceship and that's the side of it.
Okay.
Kerry: I'm Kerry. I'm age 67.
And I'm Patrick. I'm 75 years old.
As grandfathers, it's truly an honor to be on "Lego Masters."
We can share stories.
We can influence not only people our age
but our grandkids, and I think that's really special.
When you're young at heart, anything is possible.
- Hi. - That's pretty sharp right there.
- Yeah, but it's getting heavy. - Look, this is gonna hold it.
- That's what we're hoping. - Yeah.
And I love the way you use the Technics for the strength and stuff.
- Thanks. - Do you care to describe what you're building?
- We're making... - The Millennium Mango.
Jonathan: We're both Filipino.
Xavier: It's gonna be a giant mango spaceship.
In the center is the giant robot mecha.
Jonathan: And it's gonna have the colors of the Filipino flag.
- Exactly. - Yeah.
We just both love mangos. It's gonna be pretty sweet.
- Oh, my God. - Hi, guys.
- Hi! How's it going? - Hi, Will.
- Very nice to meet you. - Stacey.
- Hello. - Hello.
So tell me a little bit about you guys.
- What do you guys do? - Stacey: So we both livestream Lego-building.
Shall we get to some spaceship building?
Yes, yes! And then we take...
We've building virtually for quite some time now.
Nick: Yeah, we started to connect
and just sharing in our love of Lego
and all things nerdy and geeky.
Wait, so this is-- Lego is a big part of your lives.
- It is indeed. - Huge part of our lives.
Tell me a little bit about your space build.
Okay, our build is called...
Both: The Intergalactic Live-Streaming Space Cruiser.
Stacey: Because we're both Canadian,
it's gonna be powered by maple syrup
In the cockpit, we are live-streaming,
so we're gonna connect with the galaxy.
- Wait, you guys are Canadian? - Both: We are.
- There's a lot of us here. - There's a lot of us, yeah.
So, Canadians trash talk?
- I don't know. - I'm sure we can find it.
- We call it chirping, right? - Yeah, okay.
- You want me to start the chirping? - Yeah, uh...
we're gonna crush you!
- No, I got this one. - Okay, all right.
Our build is gonna be way better than yours.
- Maybe tell them too. - Can you help us? Give us some acting advice.
- We've got you! - Hey, David!
- We're coming for you! - Yeah!
- Watch out!
- Bring it, Canada! - Oh, my God.
You guys, now say sorry.
( with accents ) - I'm so sorry! - Sorry!
- Sorry. - I'm sorry.
So talk to me about our first challenge this season. It's a good one.
- Yeah. - Yeah.
This challenge is all about getting to know our builders.
We're asking them to build awesome spacecrafts
that tell us a little bit about their personality.
It's quite a challenge because they do have to attach to the space station behind us.
When you have all that weight and it's all attaching to that one point,
- it's quite hard to secure. - It's heavy.
- Is it heavy? - Jamie: As soon as you get big, it could get heavy,
and then that weight is what can potentially cause it to come apart.
I think when it's done, I'm gonna-- bro.
- No one said season three was gonna be easy, right? - No.
Run, run, run!
...connect them.
- Hi, I'm Christine. - I'm Michelle.
When we're building, we're gonna be dancing the whole time.
- We can't help it! - So...
- And, yeah. - Boom!
Music is in our blood, so we're building a space dance party
because we love music and dancing.
This spaceship, it's gonna have our own pods.
Then we go to the middle, where we're building a dance floor.
I'm schvitzy. Oh, my gosh.
So we are for real for real on "Lego Masters".
I know! We're doing great. Look at us rocking it.
My name is Asiza.
- My name is Eddie. - And we're siblings.
We here because of our positivity
and that's what we want to share with the world.
Eddie: We grew up in an area where it wasn't very safe for kids,
so a lot of the times we were inside with Lego.
Lego has always been a representation of fun
- and happiness... - It's a happy place.
...when there's no fun to be had on the outside.
Asiza: So we are building the L. S. S. Smile Check
that travels around the universe
capturing sun rays which we convert into smiles.
We try to stay upbeat and positive about everything
- 'cause that's the type of people we are. - Asiza: Yes.
- ♪ I feel a natural smile check ♪ - ♪ Smile check
- Liz. - Both: Hi!
- Erin. - What's up?
So where are you from?
- Um, I don't-- - Um, some place up north.
- ( with accent ) Worcester! - Sure. Yeah, I've heard of it.
- Worcester, baby. - Matter of fact,
( with accent ) I've been there before a few times myself.
( all with accent ) Did you park your car there?
I parked my brother's car, too.
But did you bang a U-ie and go around the rotaries?
Dude, I went to Dunkies first.
- Oh, he said Dunkies! - Dunkies!
You guys just start talking
and fake accent just comes out.
Both: It was wicked good.
What's your build here for this space build?
One of the things that we have in common is music.
We have played ukulele together,
so we're making a giant ukulele.
The color scheme is red, white, and blue
because of our Boston sports teams.
We're gonna make a rocket ukulele.
- Wow. - Never been seen before.
- Not in space. - Definitely not.
- That's such a nice shape. - We're brothers.
Even though we're both pretty competitive by nature,
there's a lot of years we've spent building up to this kind of thing.
So let's have our team go all the way.
We need a trophy, man. Okay, so this is how this front is sitting right now.
What we've built today is the U. S. S. I. G. Phoenix.
So, our ship represents the two of us as a team.
So there's dual cockpits.
We're here to fight. We like to be competitors.
And she has big orange wings 'cause she's on fire, baby.
But, bro, this looks amazing.
Yeah, I know. And now I can't take this apart.
Okay, okay, okay. Like, relax.
I have gone into some pretty hairy fires.
This is more stressful.
Stephen and Stephen,
right now there's a lot of pieces on the table,
- but when that comes together... - Jamie: Yeah.
...it is gonna big and it is gonna be bold.
There Technic strength is...
Whoa, whoa, whoa.
- ( groaning ) - ...developing.
- Will: Okay. - Whoo! That's a save.
We've got the messiest table in this building.
- Hey, how are you doing, Mr. Arnett? - Hey.
So what are we talking here with your build?
Well, I'm a commercial photographer, Patrick's a DJ,
so we're all about the entertainment/showbiz thing.
We are building a space party shuttle that's shaped like a boom box
unlike anything ever seen before in the galaxy.
I used to play vinyl.
You know, everybody did the little thing.
Yeah, sure.
Now I play plastic, and it's like...
♪ Bricky, bricky, bricky, bricky, bricky ♪
Okay.
Wow, even I wouldn't do that joke.
Right.
I'm used to hearing about dad jokes,
but now we got granddad jokes.
- Granddad jokes. - That's right.
But you really don't wanna know how old I am, Will.
- And I'm not gonna ask you. - Okay.
Please don't ask me.
Let me just say this. I play 32.
So I was saying that-- I was more announcing that for the showbiz
rather than telling you, just in case they were looking.
- Right? Awesome. - Should we do anything here or have something--
Oh, this is where our red cross is gonna be.
We are building a spaceship that is shaped like the iconic doctor's bag.
I was thinking it would go to here.
If doesn't match what the Brick Masters' expectations are,
the whole story doesn't work.
We'll have to dress up these beams a little bit
to make them look a little more like an opening pod,
and then we'll have to figure out...
I know you're talking.
I got too much going on at the moment.
Sorry.
So you just have to look down and make sure.
- Hey, guys. - Hey!
- Hello, Drew and Miranda. - Nice to meet you.
- I'm really excited to meet you both.
Tell us a little bit about your ideas.
Drew: We're building the bottle rocket
with soda coming out of the top
that's propelling it through space,
and inside is our whole family
doing all the activities that they love.
And it's gonna be the ultimate travel vehicle for our family.
This sounds exciting, but whatever details you have,
think about how we can view them.
You wanna see how it actually presents.
Right now, you have a very large surface area
that could be blocking our hiding a lot of what you wanna see.
So always be aware of how you wanna present it
and make sure you're bringing all of those details forward.
- Okay. - Perfect.
It's really good to hear the Brick Masters' critiques
because I think our build could really benefit from them.
We need to figure out how to make this work,
so you really can get close and see all the details inside.
Should we line these with windows at all?
I like the idea of being able to open it up
kinda like a clam shell and show people inside.
I gotta say, I'm loving this challenge.
I watched six minute YouTube video about how to be an astronaut,
so nobody here knows more about space than me.
- Quite literally. - Oh, boy.
- ( radio chatter ) - Stop the clock!
Apollo 11, this is Houston.
( radio chatter continues )
Uh...
Holy cow.
Everyone, we have got a real life
NASA astronaut on set.
Jessica Meir!
Hey. Hello, teams.
- Hi! - Jessica Meir, what are you doing here?
Well, the producers told me that you don't know a single thing about space.
- I thought I could help. - That's not-- I was just telling these guys about--
anyway, yes, it's pretty true.
- Yes, fine. - But that's not the only reason I'm here.
I also have an announcement to make.
For this challenge, NASA is doing something
that's never been done before.
This will be the first "Lego Masters" Lego build
to be displayed at the Kennedy Space Center
in Cape Canaveral, Florida.
- Will: Wow. - ( cheering )
- Wow! - That is incredible.
Now there's even more riding on these spacecrafts.
- Wow. - So good luck,
and let's start the clock back up now!
No pressure, no pressure.
- Good luck, everyone. - Bye, Jessica Meir!
- Bye! - Bye-bye!
Oh, okay.
It would be incredible to win this first challenge.
I mean, having a build displayed at the Kennedy Space Center
would really be so special.
- I love it. - Two by one.
- Oh! - Oh, gosh, that was scary.
But gravity has not been our friend on this one.
We're giving ourselves a little more time
to problem solve on the movement.
Plan B is that we might just leave the motion behind if it's not working.
Three rings, the engineering behind making them spin is tricky.
You know, it's not fully round.
- Do you see it's a little elliptical? - Just let go.
And the added weight makes the bend
a little bit too much so that those rings get really heavy.
- This is insanely weak-feeling to me. - Right.
- Watch where the stress is. - It's just that the Technic has a lot of bend to it.
Okay, so, guys, not a lot of time left.
- Nope. - How do you feel like the teams are doing?
Liam and Emily's model, wonderfully ambitious,
but it's hugely risky.
They promised us motion. We're gonna be looking for it.
Okay, we might have to ungear them.
Just focus, focus, focus.
Amy: They've been having a few issues along the way
trying to get it stable enough to support itself.
Austin and Justin want to make it super clear
they're doctors with the medical bag.
It's just about how they bring all of that together.
Jamie: We're also just hoping that they can add those final elements
that really make it decodable.
Drew and Miranda,
I haven't seen from them yet all the details.
They had a lot of ambition for a lot of storytelling inside.
Amy: But I wanna make sure the details they put inside
are not hidden, and if they're spending hours making details
that are hidden away in their build,
- we can't really judge them on it. - Will: Yeah.
But you gotta be gentle.
I am trying to be gentle, and I'm also just nervous.
The plating on the top of our build,
they're a little more stiff than we planned on.
And so opening and closing them easily
- to show off our build... - Ugh, man.
...isn't as easy as we thought it would be.
- Just very careful. - We can't do this. Yeah.
- Drew: Don't wanna break more. - Exactly.
Yeah, we can't do this too many times, you know?
Can I remove the top or is it really locked in there?
Okay, no. Short answer is no.
- I'm Dave. - And I'm Emily,
and we are from Canada.
- Whoo-hoo! - How do we know each other?
We met when I was born.
Oh, that's right. Yeah, we're siblings. Okay.
We are building the Twin Pod Cruiser.
One side represents our interest of hockey.
One side represents our interest of family.
And it's got a hockey puck radar.
I'm happy to be Team Canada, like we're hockey team.
The sticks are at the same level.
That's okay. You're not too far down.
- Just lower them. - I got it.
Stop what you're doing.
Stop the clock! Stop everything!
Now listen, I don't want to freak you out...
- Both: Too late. - ...but we are being contacted by a visitor
- from space. - ( radio chatter )
- What? - Yeah.
- Hi, Will. - Holy cow.
- Look at this. - That's right.
It's Dr. Thomas Marshburn on the International Space Station.
Wow. How is it going up there?
Everyone up here on the space station is well,
and we're excited to see what ideas your Lego Masters are working on today.
Wow, that is so cool that "Lego Masters" is playing on the I. S. S.
I mean, I don't think it really helps our ratings or anything,
but, you know, it's kind of awesome.
I'm pretty sure we've never done a time call from space before.
Dr. Thomas Marshburn, would you care to do the honors?
I'd love to. There are five hours left.
You have five hours to complete your build.
All right, guys, get building!
- All right! - The panic is real.
- Come on. We gotta go. - Here we go. Here we go.
I'm gonna start trying to attach the rockets.
- I think that's really important. - I think so too.
- Hey. - Hey, Will.
- Hi, guys. - How are you doing?
Will: So this is really cool.
- Now do these open this way, too? - Yeah.
Oh, my gosh, yes, they totally do.
Drew: Yeah, all these sections do open up a bit.
Some of them are a little harder than the others.
- Don't break it on my account. - Okay, okay. Yeah, yeah.
Drew: Well, we'll show you later.
- Will: Show me later. - Miranda: Uh-huh.
I do wanna say that you guys look like
you could play the lead kids on, like, a teen drama.
- Thank you. Ooh. - Ooh. I like the sound of that.
I see you guys, like, biking away from an explosion,
going like, "What was that?" "I don't know."
This summer...
take a wild ride
into the town of your dreams
that just got dark. Right?
And it's like you guys are nice-seeming kids,
but then it turns out you're aliens.
- Oh! - So I wanna see-- so what you're gonna have to do
- is smile first to camera. - Miranda: Okay.
Then you turn around, and before you turn back,
you're gonna do, Drew, your face,
and, Miranda, you're gonna say your tagline,
which is "Holy potato." One, two, three.
Holy potato.
Holy potato. Perfect.
- Drilled it. - Oh, my gosh.
- I'm ready. - I'm excited.
- Will: You guys, what a hit. - Oh.
I hope you like Emmys.
Yeah, when do we start filming?
I love Emmys. They've just-- I've just never seen one.
Both: Oh.
I'm freaking out.
( vocalizing )
Oh, my God.
- It doesn't turn nicely. - Should we try--
I think it's because of the torque from these.
We are creating three rings for our spaceship.
Emily: We realized, you know,
if we keep trying to work on the motorization,
we're gonna lose the chance to finish out the build,
and that's the more important goal.
- Nothing is moving. - Mm-hmm.
Yeah, it's not gonna work.
We are giving up on the motorization of this part.
- Yeah. - We just need to finish this.
It's okay. It's okay.
You know, they get used to all the yelling eventually,
but right now we're in that freak-out sweet spot.
So let's just savor these moments, you know what I mean?
Yeah.
- Houston, we have a problem! - ( alarm blaring )
- Oh! - There's one hour left!
- ( screaming ) - You have one hour left!
Oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God.
Oh, my gosh.
- I got this! One hour! - Okay, faster, faster.
Oh, my God. Okay.
Must build faster. Must build faster.
Run, run, run, run, run, run, run.
( whooshing ) Oh, she's good.
- Uh... - What?
That's something I was sort of worried about, the sort of plate layering.
I really wanna be able to impress Jamie and Amy so badly.
Because we've bought a lot of sets that Jamie and Amy have designed.
'Cause, I mean, we don't have to open and shut these if we don't want to.
I'm a little concerned that they might not be able to see inside as much.
But we have these windows on all sides.
We're really hoping that that will be enough.
I gotta get my hands as least sweaty as possible.
We've got five minutes, so get your build under our L. B. S. S.
Your builds have to be docked when time is up.
Christine: Oh, my gosh.
- Ready? Chica, it's time. - Hold on, hold on.
- Nick: How are they looking? - Stacey: Good.
- You like them at a distance? - Yeah, well, we're gonna like 'em now.
One minute to get your space station locked onto the L. B. S. S.
We're just gonna have to go with it.
- Okay, yeah. - All right.
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
Stop, stop, stop, stop.
- Dude. - Here it comes.
- I'm trying not to crash. - Okay.
- Aww. - Baby, you better hold.
- ( gasping ) - Aah!
Now we let go.
- It's scaring the pants off of me. - I know, I know. Me too.
This is the most tense first build
I think we've ever had on "Lego Masters."
Hold the back of the thing. It's moving.
- Hold of the back of it. - I've got it.
- Slower, please. - And here comes Stephen and Stephen.
I'd prefer to get it up there quicker myself.
Will: Under 30 seconds.
- This is our last build coming in. - Straight forward.
- Go get those locking clips... - Where are they?
...off the table. The table in the back.
- You got it? - Yup. Go. Run.
Will: Ten, nine, eight,
seven, six, five...
- This is it! - ( overlapping chatter )
- Please don't break. - Four, three...
- All: Two, one. - Okay, we're on.
Time's up! Bricks down!
( cheering, laughing )
- We did it! - Yes!
- Whoo! - Hey, nice work.
- This looks so cool. - It's amazing.
Congratulations, the space race is over.
- Whoo! - Now strap in,
because it is time to blast off.
( music playing )
( beeping )
( music continues )
This season took off like a rocket
when we challenged you
to create a spacecraft that represents your team.
I can't wait to take a look,
get to know you a little bit better.
So, Nick and Stacey, you're up first.
Yay!
Welcome to the...
Both: Intergalactic Live-Streaming Space Cruiser.
Oh, my God. That is so amazing.
Stacey: We both love gaming,
and we have these amazing communities here on Earth,
but it is time to head out in the galaxy
and find more brick-building friends.
Nick: So we did some nice, long antennas,
which is broadcasting our stream out into the galaxy.
So now we can cruise across the galaxy and share our love with everybody.
You're using a very classic brick approach
but in very creative ways, turning them at all angles.
You're creating round shapes with square objects that are very convincing.
You've got very bold, retro pixelated look
which I think is perfect for two streamers.
Great job, Nick and Stacey. Thank you so much.
Congrats. Really great build.
Stacey: I'm really proud of our build,
and I'm really proud of us.
I'm so happy.
Kerry and Patrick, you're up next.
Let me just say, you guys are iconic already.
I just love your vibe. It's so awesome.
- Okay. - Ooh!
Good for you.
I couldn't love you any more.
- Yes! - Tell us about your spacecraft.
It's something dear to both of us.
I as a DJ and Kerry as a photographer,
are used to bringing the party,
and this was our one opportunity to take it to galaxy-wide.
Kerry: Hop aboard the Space Party Shuttle
for the galactic party tour of a lifetime.
Patrick: We've got the hottest DJ this side of Jupiter pumping the jams.
Kerry: And get a load of these dancers.
They can do everything from the moonwalk to the space worm.
Patrick: If the ship is rocking, don't come a-docking.
Kerry: The party never stops on the Space Party Shuttle.
Jamie and Amy, what do you think?
Don't let these dapper bowties fool anyone
because you guys are here to play!
I especially love how you've used color.
The black and white just makes that dance floor really pop.
Will: Great job, gentlemen.
- Whoo! - Will: Yeah.
Basically, the old guys can bring party.
Emily and Liam, you're up.
Liam: So this here is the Garden of the Galaxy,
and these giant rings create an atmosphere
so that these plants can really thrive while we travel through space.
Emily: I'm excited about it as a mother
because it is bold and brave and creative,
and that to me represents my son.
- Oh! - Aww.
Your build also has a power function, so let's see it move.
So, uh, while we set out originally to make it move,
we decided to pivot and focus more on the interiors
and less on the movement.
So I have to admit, I'm a little bit disappointed.
The task you took on was enormous.
I mean, at the length that you've done, that's a lot of weight to support,
which explains some of the sagging.
I like that it actually speaks to your ambition,
and I want ambitious people in this competition.
Amy: I would love in the future
if you just pivot a tiny bit earlier,
because I think you could have done even more in the center.
- My heart drops. - Emily: We just don't know
how much weight the Brick Masters
are gonna give to that power function.
I'm really hoping its unique shaping will set it apart.
It's okay.
Stephen and Stephen, tell us about your build.
Stephen: The name of our build
is the Lego Masters Fire Department Space Station.
As firefighters, we introduce you to the LMFD
Intergalactic Fire Station.
It's ready to launch.
This Maltese cross shaped starship
flies faster than any hook and ladder,
putting out fires all across the galaxy.
In between calls, the fire fighters onboard can cook up some fun
by playing darts, or playing fetch with our loveable Dalmatians.
From the vet steering the ship
to the engineers keeping things safe,
the universe is in good hands.
We asked you to kick off this competition
with a statement piece that showcased your personality,
and, wow, have you done that.
And I know that you talked about Technic.
You said, "I've never done this before."
I like that you took a chance.
This is one of the largest models in the room,
and this is heavy model.
It speaks to your technical abilities
that you held it all together.
- Thank you. - Thank you.
Hearing the Brick Masters appreciate
our use of Technic feels so good.
The risk we took absolutely paid off.
Austin and Justin, you're up next.
Austin: We would like to introduce you
to Universal Healthcare.
It delivers healthcare to all the planets of the galaxy.
We were trying to make a spaceship that looked like a doctor's bag
while also making it look like a space ship.
I like the actual idea of Universal Healthcare,
although I heard that half the planets don't want it.
- Oh! - Amy, Jamie, what do you think?
Those syringes, they're quite compelling, because it's quite nice
the way that you've actually filled them with color.
The medical bag, you've lost the icon.
That strap is so hidden that I can't even tell it's a bag.
You've gotta be clever about the choices that you make
if you're going with an icon so that it really reads.
- Thank you, guys. - Justin: I'm very nervous.
We don't have build I'm as confident in as I'd like to be.
For everybody back at the hospital, I think we have a lot left to prove.
Christine and Michelle, you're up next.
Christine: Meet the H. M. M. Voyager,
also known as the Hot Mess Mama Voyager.
Michelle: We really wanted to make a boom box look
because there's a party going on
and you're all invited.
Amy: Mama!
How you were able to curve it like that,
that's actually a very refreshing shape to see.
And when you have something like music as your theme,
it also gives it, like, speakers on the side.
So I'm feeling the vibes of what you're offering.
Great job, you two. Jon and Xavier, you're up.
- All right, let's go! - Whoo!
Jon: We have the Millennium Mango.
We're both Filipino,
so we have a Filipino flag colored mecha
that delivers the mangos.
It totally represents you in so many ways.
- You are wonderfully wild. - Thank you.
Jamie: And having to do all that curvature in many directions,
a mango is not by any means an easy shape to capture.
Okay, Brendan and Greg, you're up.
Brendan: So what we've built is the U. S. S. I. G. Phoenix.
There's dual cockpits. We're brothers.
We're here to fight. We like to be competitors.
Jamie: The fact that you've given a little bit of an angle to your wings,
the fact that you've actually supported your wings which are quite large,
really, really well done.
Dave and Emily, tell us about your spacecraft.
Dave: So we built the Twin Pod Cruiser.
When we were in our twenties, we used to joke that we were twins,
- and then I had twins. - Emily: And we're Canadian,
so we've got a hockey rink.
Dave: We have the hockey puck radar.
You made those hockey sticks into thrusters,
and you made that hockey puck into a radar.
And I love how you've not been so literal with the idea.
Liz and Erin, you're up next.
Music is our passion, so ukulele was the way to go.
We are bringing a wicked awesome rock band
all around the universe in the Rockstar Tour Ship.
I think it's super clear from your build that you've bonded over a passion for music,
and picked a really strong and decodable icon
that tells us the story right away.
Overall a great build. Yeah. Great job, you two.
Asiza and Eddie.
This is the L. S. S. Smile Check.
And the purpose of our vessel
is to gather sunrays
which we transmit into smiles.
If we could fuel the world with smiles, we most certainly would.
It's working, because I haven't stopped smiling since you guys came out here.
- It's awesome. - Your build is just oozing with positivity.
I really like that you actually took things and put them at an angle.
It gives an impression of a ray of sunshine
that you wanted to just share with the universe.
Yeah!
Drew and Miranda, tell us about your spacecraft.
Miranda: Well, we're from a pretty small town,
and one of our hobbies that we really like to do
is get a big soda, hop in our car,
and just go around to explore.
So we really wanted to build something that has a lot of pop.
- Nice. Nice. - Miranda: So we've created the Bottle Rocket.
Drew: And on the inside, there's just a bunch of activities
that are family really loves to do.
These open to look inside, if you wanna get a closer look.
I love your imagination and the idea of this.
One of the things that you could've thought a little bit more about
is all those wonderful stories are too hidden.
So much of your story's about your family and the inside,
a real opportunity was missed on that surface
that you could've had some of those skylights.
Thank you.
We're pretty disappointed that they said they couldn't see in it very well.
We are hoping and praying because we really put a lot of effort into it.
Builders, you did it.
You built truly out of this world spacecrafts
that shine a light onto who you are.
And it was awesome to watch you all blast into this competition.
Now let's find out who won this season's first challenge,
and whose spacecraft is gonna be displayed at the Kennedy Space Center.
Brick Masters?
The winning team...
...for the first challenge
of "Lego Masters" season three...
is...
Now let's find out
who won this season's first challenge,
and whose spacecraft is gonna be displayed
at the Kennedy Space Center.
Brick Masters?
The winning team for the first challenge
of "Lego Masters" season three is...
Stephen and Stephen.
Winning the first challenge is unreal.
This is so overwhelming.
( imitates explosion )
Did you see that, America? Didn't even have to look.
- Just bam! - I had to look.
Stephen and Stephen, for a group that says,
"Oh, we're not so good at Technic,"
you held together a massive model.
The fact you had all those gorgeous shapes coming together,
it really told us who you are as a team.
Will: Amazing job. Congratulations.
Now we will be saying good-bye to one team today.
Oh, my gosh.
No matter how many times we do this,
it never gets any easier,
but we have to send one team home.
And the two teams that didn't hit the mark today are
Drew and Miranda.
And joining them...
Austin and Justin.
Drew and Miranda, I love your fun concept
about the fizzy pop bottle popping open,
but all of those wonderful stories
were just too hidden inside your build.
Austin and Justin, you had some really great activity on your model,
but some of your building techniques kept us guessing.
We need to know that's your medical bag without explanation.
Well, I know this is very, very hard,
but we do have to say good-bye to one team.
The team that we have to say good-bye to today...
...is Drew and Miranda.
Oh, my goodness.
We've really enjoyed having you on the show,
and I know that you will be so inspiring
for kids watching this show and dreaming of being on it too.
This is just the beginning of your Lego journey.
- Thank you. - Thank you.
You guys just light up a room.
So I say keep up that ambition and just keep at it
because you guys are amazing.
- Both: Thank you. - Unfortunately, now it's time
for you to turn in your minifigs
- and say good-bye. - Thank you.
Drew: Even if we only made it for one episode, I'm gonna look back on it
as a really awesome opportunity.
- It's crazy we got here. - Yeah.
Miranda: Working together really means the world to me,
and I'm glad that we had an opportunity to do that.
That's the best part.
- Bye! - Bye!
Bye!
Just doing the thing that we love,
doing the thing that he's amazing at, it's priceless.
- I love you. - Love you too.
- Will: Next week... - ( cheering )
You're going to create dinosaurs exploring our world.
- ( electricity crackling ) - What?
I'm sure that's nothing to worry about.
Hey, Blue, stay away from those grandpappies!
( roaring, snarling )
Will: You're gonna blow our minds by adding special effects...
We're coming for you, and we're gonna smoke the competition.
- Hey, Stacey. - Hi!
Chris Pratt!
Boom goes the "dino-mite."