Will: Last week on "Lego Masters,"
summer camp was in session.
Welcome to Camp Click-A-Brick.
Teen superfans Ethan and Dom
climbed their way to the top with their monster camp,
while influencers Nick and Stacey
found themselves in the bottom two
alongside brothers Brendan and Greg.
But in a huge twist...
All the teams are safe.
...nobody was eliminated.
And the twists kept coming
as Ethan and Dom received 90,000 bricks...
We got the 90,000 bricks, baby!
...and gave away the Golden Brick to Brendan and Greg.
This week, the builders will come out swinging.
- Will: Fore! - Whoa.
'Cause it's tee time for the Lego Mini Masters.
You're gonna build me my very own mini golf course.
With seven teams left,
the stakes are higher than ever.
90 minutes to tee time!
Can Ethan and Dom stay on course for another win?
I see you're doing a conveyer belt, too.
Yeah, we are. You got a problem with that?
Will Nick and Stacey find themselves out of bounds again
- and in the bottom two? - Oh, no, no, no!
"Lego Masters" starts now.
- Oh, my God. - Whoa!
- Yes! - Oh, my God.
- ( overlapping shouts ) - We're doing mini golf?
Oh, my gosh, this is gonna be awesome.
Oh, my goodness!
Look at the golf course! Wow!
You know, golf golf? Eh.
- Mini golf? Hey! - Fun!
- What? - Awesome.
- I love mini golf. - Cool.
I love mini golf because I always win with the most points.
That's-- that's not how you--
- I know. It's a joke. - I know. Okay, that's good.
Will: Fore!
( all gasping )
Uh-oh, uh-oh.
( laughing ) Oh!
- ( honking ) - ( cheering )
- Okay. All right. - Whoo!
- I was a little worried there. - You guys see a golf ball go this way?
- Yep. - In the rough, Will.
Yeah, I'll just mark it down as a hole in one.
- Well done. - Hello, builders!
- Hey, Will. - Hi!
I love golf.
I'm always trying to find time to play.
But, you know, between hosting "Lego Masters"
and watching "Lego Masters"
and watching other people watch me host "Lego Masters,"
I've been way too busy until now.
Welcome to Lego Mini Masters.
( cheers and applause )
This week you're gonna build me my very own mini golf course.
- Ooh. - All right.
As you can see, we've got seven empty putting greens
to transform into the ultimate mini golf hole
with big, intimidating, eye-catching obstacles
that are totally playable and also include movement.
- Hmm. - That's right.
When I hit a ball into your obstacle,
whatever you build must propel it
in a really fun way
from one side of the green to the other.
This is your first interactive challenge.
We're gonna be judging you on how fun it is to play your hole,
how you use power functions,
and how you use the golf ball as a trigger for storytelling.
We're looking for your golf hole to be both fun and challenging.
So think about traps, surprise reveals,
and of course, how the ball moves through the course.
We love playing mini golf as a family.
It's all so much fun.
So this should be a lot of fun.
But, wow, hitting a ball
through a Lego built miniature golf course?
This is gonna be an interesting challenge.
Okay, well, look, I can't wait to start playing,
but I'm gonna have to wait
because there isn't a tee time available for nine hours.
- Nine hours. - Will: Nine hours.
That's how much time we're giving you to build.
All right, guys, you know what I'm gonna say.
Get your brick on!
- All right. - Okay.
- ( overlapping chatter )
Rolling, rolling.
Okay. Ideas!
This is all about the fun, the interaction, and the theme.
- I want simple power functions this time. - Okay, yes.
So could you build a house there with a wheel around it?
When we were kids, I liked to build buildings.
- Little Lego houses. - Little Lego dollhouses.
Dave: Now we're just building what we built as kids
but in a lot more detail with cooler parts,
and a much bigger scale.
How about we make it like a gnome's house?
- Like a what? - A gnome's house.
- Yes, yes, yes, yes. - Like a gnome, and we can put mushrooms.
I have a plan for this.
You let me worry about the turret.
I'll-- you do the castle.
Our initial thoughts on this challenge,
it's gonna be playful and it's gotta be functional,
so that when Will comes to play it,
he actually has a good time doing it
and can succeed at it.
We've decided to go with a castle theme for our build.
Not just any castle.
The classic yellow castle
that I got as a five-year-old from Europe
became my favorite toy.
I would reengineer it
and take it apart multiple times
to do all kinds of different creations,
and that's what started my love of Lego.
Our goal is to create a prominent yellow castle guarding the hole
with a red drawbridge on power functions going up and down
so that you have to time your shot perfectly.
- Dude. - Is it not working?
The most fun mini golfs that I've ever been to
have had very themed things where there's animals or space.
I think one of the things we're known for as a team
is our storytelling ability, and we're also known
for our really fun, playful characters.
A lot of the times our communities ask for some weird and crazy characters,
and that's really forcing us to get very creative, so--
So we gotta use that strength.
- Hello. - Hello, Nick and Stacey.
- Hi. - Welcome on over.
- I see some cheese down there. - Yeah, I know.
This is part of our game of cat and mouse.
Yes.
So we are gonna make the golf ball a character for our build,
and it is going to be a little mouse
that needs to make his way home,
and there's gonna be all of these obstacles in the way.
Yeah, so we're actually kind of building a sort of fake wall.
- You know, those little mouse doors at the base board? - Yeah, at the base board.
Nick: So that's where the ball is gonna come in here.
Then it's gonna get scooped up by our conveyer belt
- and bring that into a pegboard wall. - Wow.
It'll come down and then randomly go through three holes.
- Wowie, this is ambitious, huh? - And this is all gonna be filled in?
- Yes, I do have an idea in mind. - Yes.
Because it's an ambitious function for sure.
The biggest advice we can give is it's really about the whole package.
Everything that the Brickmasters said completely makes sense,
but we are so committed to our function.
There's gonna be a lot that goes into it,
and that can certainly mean that we could run out of time.
Remember we talked about having a curved thing here?
- Yeah. Okay. - So I think you would build that,
and then we would just leave some space on top
- to make sure we can integrate the cat. - Okay, cool.
- That is exactly what I'm thinking, Brendan. - Yep.
Thanks to the kind gesture
of our little bros Ethan and Dom,
we have the Golden Brick.
I am both humbled an honored.
We're ready to come back
and make a name for ourselves again
after our little blunder last week.
Let's get this building.
Let's make sure it's all really playable.
We decided to go with a construction theme,
not only because it has these nice, bright, recognizable colors,
but also because the ball will help tell a story.
So the first feature that we're designing is a dump truck.
The ball triggers the dump truck to tilt its bed.
The ball then rolls out. Kind of a chain reaction.
I have to make sure that the bed can tilt,
and I have to make sure that when the bed tilts up
the ball will reliably roll out.
Greg: Oh, yeah. That totally works.
I always know I can geek out about Lego design with Greg.
It's definitely a little more complex than some.
- A little more challenging. - It's definitely more complex.
But possible to do in three strokes.
- There is a lot of pressure on me... - Yeah.
- ...to execute with my putting. - You've been training, right?
I feel like I've not been training enough.
Yep.
What I love is that there are gonna be a lot of people at home
who are gonna get to watch and go like,
"Oh, man. His putting style sucks."
- Yeah. - And to them I say, "So?"
Liam: Let me get the head motion real quick.
I really like the idea of the conveyer belt.
- So, Nick and Stacey? - Yes?
I see you're doing a conveyer belt, too.
Yeah, we are. You got a problem with that?
- I mean... - Do you need a hand?
- Do you need someone to walk you through it? - No, I got it. I got it.
I just think it's a little unoriginal
after you've seen me doing a conveyer belt
and then you're doing it.
- Kids these days. - These kids!
They must be really big fans of our content.
- Yeah. - The name of our build
is Jungle Temple Adventure,
where you can go up this conveyer belt,
a trap door happens, and it falls down,
and that reveals the hidden gem in it.
Dom: We both wanna represent the younger generation of builders
and what they have to bring to the table.
They have fresh ideas and they're always coming up with new build techniques.
We are here to win, but we're also here to have fun.
It works!
- Yes! - That works.
- Hello. - Austin and Justin, hello.
- Hello there, wonderful judges. - Hi, guys.
Look at this.
Congratulations on being in the top two in the last challenge.
- Thank you. - Thank you.
- I can feel your energy coming off that win. - I know.
- What is this? - For our mini golf challenge,
we're calling it a Piece of Cake.
We're going to build a hole that is baking a cake,
starting from mixing it, all the way
to the finished product of having a cake.
It hits a sensor at the back,
which then lowers the oven door, and a cake is there.
That could be magical.
- You guys are-- - All: Could be!
You have some great icons to build that everybody recognizes.
The tricky part then is just making sure
you're hitting on those key characteristics.
And we need a fun golf course, so make sure
that Will's gonna have fun when he plays it.
If you take the difficult path,
you should have the easy way to the hole in one.
Keep up the energy and best of luck.
- Thank you very much. I appreciate it. - Thank you.
Two kinds?
It's pretty solid.
- Emily and Liam. - Hello.
- Hey. - Listen, I'm worried.
I see you guys putting up fences,
and, you know, in this world, we gotta--
we should be tearing them down.
- Both: Yeah. - What's happening here?
We're making Squirreling Around.
It's a squirrel themed hole.
Emily: We are helping these squirrels get the ball,
which is the acorn, to their stash.
The squirrel and the blue jay are kind of fighting over
who will get this acorn.
We're going to have two main obstacles.
Okay.
We're working on this seesaw style obstacle here.
- Is that motorized? - This is motorized, yeah.
- You're coming off a hard challenge last week. - Liam: Yeah.
Let's stop. Something's catching it, I guess.
Oh, come on. Aah!
Will: How do you feel about your movement
with the time that you have?
The movement on that works really well,
so we're really happy with that.
If you wanna try it, you can.
Yeah, I don't know.
I feel like I kind of want to build that reality competition show tension.
- Oh, yes. - Totally.
Will it work?
How does it work?
And will these squirrels get their nuts?
We'll find out after these messages.
( chittering )
Will, I am so excited because this is such a fun challenge.
Our teams are building mini golf putting greens.
Yeah, and they just have to have a theme.
They have to use power functions.
- Maybe it'll work. - Too heavy.
- And you have to have fun while playing the course. - Yes.
- I have to have fun... - You have to.
- ...on this challenge. - It's mandatory.
Some of our teams are using these light sensors
or these color sensors for the first time.
Amy: Which can be super fun and exciting,
but also comes with a risk if it doesn't work.
Yeah, that's enough room for a ball.
You know what my power function is?
- What? - My hips.
Emily: I'm trying to build little water features
- so that you have to go through the house. - Nice.
What I'm thinking with the water, Emily, is--
- I'm trying to make a curve. - I know.
- You know what a curve is? - Yes.
Okay, so how do you want me to make that?
I really wanted to do a bridge for this challenge
because I wanna make a water feature.
So for our mini golf challenge, we're going to build
a gnome's wheelhouse for Norman the Gnome.
We're gonna start with our water trap at the beginning,
so you have to go up and over the teeter-totter bridge
and then up into the wheelhouse.
And if you get it in the right spot,
the wheel will carry the ball right for the hole in one.
If we don't have the curve, we don't have the bridge.
Yeah, those'll go faster than what I'm doing right now.
I mean, we're bickering because we're brother and sister
and we've been here now for nine weeks together.
- Okay. - I know, so that's why I want you to do them,
- so that I can work around that. - Okay.
- Emily: I hate you. - Okay.
Today is a lesson in patience.
Dave: Okay.
That's the problem. It's off a half.
This is the moving feature thus far.
But it's turning into a much more complicated thing.
It was always complicated.
- Hey, fellas. - What's going on, Will?
I just thought I'd get out and play a few.
- How'd your golf game? - Mediocre.
I'd kind of golf like I host a reality competition show--
- Passable. - No, no.
What do you got in store for me?
Dom: We got a jungle temple for you, man.
Jungle temple?
Yeah, let me walk you through it.
- Let me walk you through it. - Okay, okay.
So it's gonna start here.
- You're gonna hit the ball up. - Yep.
This conveyer belt's gonna bring the ball up,
- drop it down, and then... - Here's the cool part.
Dom: With this green ball, you hit it in.
There is a color sensor that will recognize the ball.
- Oh, sick! - Bam. I know.
I'm really proud of myself. I've never done anything like this.
So, how do you guys feel like you're doing in this competition so far?
Pretty good. I mean, last challenge was a big win for us.
- You won 90,000 bricks. - It's crazy.
And you also gave away the Golden Brick.
- Yeah. - To Brendan and Greg.
- Ethan: Mm-hmm. - Dom: This was my strategy behind it.
They were in the hot seat.
It was looking like they'd go home.
But then you were like, "No one's going home."
And I was like, "Aww, oh, well."
But we gave them the Golden Brick,
and if they got sent home last challenge,
then the Golden Brick?
Gone. Out of play. It's risky.
Let's hope it doesn't backfire.
That would be somewhat embarrassing.
- On another note... - On another note.
...my parents golfed a lot when they were dating.
- Did they? - Yeah.
You and your girlfriend mini golf?
- I don't have a girlfriend. - Come on.
No. I'm too busy building with the bricks, man.
- Don't you know? - Oh, oh!
( imitates siren ) Do you hear that?
Single alert! Single alert!
No, I do-- I respect.
- Bricks before chicks. - Exactly.
Bricks before chicks.
Good luck. I can't wait to see if this thing works.
- Thank you. I won't. - Don't make me look bad.
Don't make me look worse than I already make myself look.
Locked again-- how it just did that.
- Yeah, see? - Yeah, shoot.
It's a little bit concerning.
Come on, come on, come on.
That motor is strained to the limit.
- Will it work? - We'll find out.
Justin: Yeah, we wanted a really big clear oven door,
but we can't do it because it's too heavy.
It puts too much stress on the motor.
We realized we needed to lighten up the door,
so we kind of just make the door a little bit smaller.
It wouldn't be a typical Austin and Justin challenge without some drama in it.
Justin: Oh, we'll get it to work.
Twists are part of day to day existence.
In a hospital, if everything went by as planned,
that would be like, "Oh, my gosh. It's a miracle."
- Four! - Aah!
No, this isn't a golf thing.
- You have four hours left. - Oh, my gosh.
- Just make sure it works, man. - It's pretty heavy.
There is a Lego Mini Masters jacket at stake.
( all gasping )
- What? - Really?
- That's amazing. - What?
Oh, cool!
Emily: There have been so many twists
and turns this season.
I'm so curious about this jacket.
- Yeah, do you want it? Do you wanna win it? - I'd like a jacket.
- It's almost like why not win just for the jacket? - I'm cold right now.
I'm freezing. Yes.
Let's win a jacket. Can we share it?
Nick: I've never really built a conveyer belt before.
The way that we have the scoop working isn't quite working out,
so I think I need to pivot on that a little bit.
I'm certainly realizing there is a lot more complexity to this
than I had even thought there was.
There's no time, Stacey. There's just no time.
There's time! We've got time. Don't say that.
- Hey, guys. - Hey, Will.
- Afternoon. - Mind if I play through?
- You betcha. - By all means.
Your build is based on the classic castle.
- Yeah. - What's the movement?
What we are tasking you with...
- Uh-oh. - ...is timing your shot.
Don't rely on me.
The gate is motorized to go up and down on intervals.
It's timed, so if you watch the sequence,
you should be straight through to the cup.
Here's what I need to know.
Is there a chance for me to hit a hole in one?
- Yes, there is. - Is it difficult?
It's very difficult, but it's there.
God, I'm so lazy today. I wish I had my cart.
Somebody took my-- my cart's in the shop right now.
Maybe you could firemen carry me out.
Do I-- can I just be limp-er?
Oh, my God. Oh, my God.
( laughing )
- All right. - Bye, Will!
More "Lego Masters" coming back right after the break.
- I thought you'd be heavier. - You thought I'd be heavier?
Oh, you're the best.
We have a winner! Whoo!
Well, Brickmasters, why didn't I think of this three seasons ago?
We should've had them build stuff to play with.
- It's brilliant. - I know.
- Amy: Yeah. - Now remind me and the people at home
what a genius I am.
So how is everyone doing?
There's quite a range.
I'd say Austin and Justin,
they're gonna try to have you navigate
through cracked eggs and a mixer,
and it's also got a great icon to end on.
But I just haven't seen it in play,
so I'm very much looking forward
to seeing how that oven becomes the grand finale.
- Hmm. Okay, that doesn't work. - Will: Nick and Stacey?
Amy: Nick and Stacey, still building on the table.
They have a lot of work still to do.
They're building an entire wall with a mouse hole,
but right now there's no wall, and I don't see the mouse hole.
So they could fall victim to their own ambition a little bit.
- Yeah. - Yeah.
I think I need to take off a little bit of the bottom.
All right, this is a great business meeting, you guys.
Both: Yeah.
Dom: I'll be right back.
( muttering )
Liam: The timing is tricky.
Well, yeah, you have to really study it
and know when to hit it, right?
Guys, 90 minutes to tee time!
Whoo!
Anybody need a ride to the brick pit?
I could totally use something.
Yep. Totally.
Yeah, I mean, a ride. Anywhere.
- Will: Buckle up. - Okay. Slow down!
- Will: We're not going to the brick pit. - Where are we going?
Will: Where we're going, they don't have any roads.
- Yo, Liam. - Yo.
Dom: I'm pretty sure Will just stole your mom.
- Do you wanna go back? - Yeah, I actually didn't need any bricks.
But, hey, on the bright side, Will Arnett's your new dad.
Liam, I brought her back. She's safe.
Yeah. Thank you.
- Will: This is the best. - Oh.
- I'm never giving this thing up. - Emily: Oh, man.
Gotta get my golf clubs here.
( screeching )
- Oh. - ( snorts )
You're gonna break our stairs, Will.
I got it. That backfired.
- ( clattering ) - Oh.
Sorry about that, everybody.
I'm gonna go limber up.
I'll see you guys on the first tee.
- Aw, crap! - Oh, my God.
I'm not gonna lie, playing golf with Will, I would wear a helmet.
( laughter )
- Dude! - ( crashing )
- Will: Ow. - ( clattering )
Um, we're gonna need both doctors.
And if anybody comes here
claiming to be a lawyer from Fox,
the last person seen near the golf cart
was Ethan.
Sorry, buddy.
Emily: How are you feeling about the time?
I'm feeling good.
- Dave: What do you want me to do? - Emily: Test the putting.
Dave: You're trusting me to do that?
I'm the Lego one. You're the sports one.
We are in deep doo-doo.
Why won't it connect, man?
This is a pretty ambitious build
because this is our first time using a conveyer belt,
so there's a lot of engineering involved.
Gotta build that a little higher
- so it doesn't... - Ethan: Okay.
I'm learning as I go to see what works and what doesn't work,
so hopefully these functions that I build will work.
I'm putting a lot of faith in these motors, man.
I wish we'd pivoted now.
It falls off the back. It's not staying in anyway.
- Yep. - Is it not working?
- Or do you think you got it? - Ready.
We should play a round against one another.
You're on. 10,000 bricks a hole?
Wow. Jeez, Amy. That's--
One hour left!
- Ahh! - Actually?
That's not good.
We are-- no good.
Will: One hour left!
- We don't have anything... - ( clattering )
...but I feel like ours looks so empty!
Time is running out.
We still need to get the roof on.
We still need to build the characters.
We need to test it. Nothing is on our green.
Nick: Yep.
There is so much left to do and just not enough time.
Get this moved sooner rather than later.
Okay, and then I can build on the ground. That sounds good.
- All right. - Hey, is there any shot
one of you guys have a minute to just help us move our build?
Totally up to you if you wanna say no.
- Yeah, yeah. No, you're good. - It's a big model to move.
- Okay. - All right.
Some stuff out of the way.
- Thank you. Got it? Got it? - Yep, I'm in the middle.
- In the middle. - God, this whole thing--
- All right? - I'm a little scared to watch.
- Where are you going? - And then slowly down. Slowly down.
Yeah, go crooked. That's okay.
- Oh, no, no, no. - That's okay. That's--
It's okay. I'll fix this, Nick.
We just get it in the right spot.
Get it in position, and then they can fix all the breakages.
I gotta lift this end up.
- Yep. - Okay. Almost.
Almost. Oh!
- You okay, Nick? - Yeah.
Did we not measure this properly?
Okay, push that way.
If it doesn't fit on the green, I don't know what we do.
- ( sighs ) - Right.
- Okay. No! - Why can't I get this pushed in now?
Come on, just stick down for me, please.
( grunting )
I am panicking that this build is not fitting.
We measured it. There's no way.
Nick, what do we do?
Nick: It should be fitting.
- Everything seems to be fine. - It doesn't make any sense.
- We measured it! - It doesn't make sense.
- No! - ( groans )
- Oh. - Got it.
Oh, okay. Nick, we can do this.
Jamie: They haven't had a chance to test it yet.
- In place, it may not work. - It's amazing that it fits,
but we kind of forced it to fit, which means some pieces
might've gotten shuffled around in there,
which could affect our function.
Nick: At this point, that's really the only thing
that we have going for us is our function.
So we really gotta hope that it all comes together.
I don't see any cats.
I can work on the roof. Build me some cats.
You got it.
Ethan: That's pretty good.
Okay, they actually have a crane going up and down
over on the construction site now.
( whirring )
- That's not good. - Oh.
I'm testing the last function at the end,
and I notice that the rotation doesn't go the full way.
It's like there's too much resistance.
Maybe there's too much pressure.
It would've been really nice to have that extra insurance
with the Golden Brick that's not available to us right now.
- I am sweating bullets. - Cats. We need cats.
- I have three cats already. - You have three cats?
- Do you have a paw or any-- - Jamie: Finishing details.
Oh, this is really, really cutting it close.
Nick: We don't even have time to fully test this.
We just gotta try and get as many bricks down
to make this look as complete as possible,
'cause we know it's not gonna be a properly finished build.
- One minute left! - Whoo.
- Perfect. - Hurry, Nick!
- Oh, man. - Will: It might be mini golf,
but this has been a major challenge.
- Okay. - Oh, sorry, sorry.
Too many people.
Judges: Five, four, three, two, one.
Time's up! Bricks down.
- We did it. - Whoo!
( sighs ) I'm ready to accept my fate.
Congratulations, you guys. Oh, the cats are so cute.
Nick: We managed to scrape something together,
and we know we made a mistake with how went about this challenge.
- I'm sorry, Stacey. - No, don't apologize. We're in this--
- We're a team. - It's honestly devastating
knowing that we're probably gonna be going home for this one.
Mm-hmm.
Tee time has arrived.
But first, Brendan and Greg,
would you like to use the Golden Brick?
We're gonna hold onto it a little longer.
And that means no one is safe from elimination today.
Oh, wow.
Well, I hope you made the right decision.
( music playing )
Will: Welcome to the most prestigious golf event
in Earth's history...
the Lego Mini Masters.
The point is to get the least amount of shots.
So let's get down to the course
where you'll find yours truly
teeing off at the first hole.
Dave and Emily, tell us about your mini golf build.
Dave: Welcome to Gnome's Wheelhouse.
It's a par two.
Hit the ball over the teeter totter.
If you hit hard enough,
it'll roll around the curved brick wall
and straight towards the wheel in the middle of the wheelhouse.
A hole in one is possible. I believe you can do it.
Thank you for that belief.
Get a hole in one, get a hole in one.
- Get a hole in one. - Come on, Will. You can do it.
- Oh! - Oh, what?
Not bad.
- Oh! - So close. So close.
Oh, how annoying.
Whoa! That was great.
Yes!
That was fun. You know why?
'Cause I did well.
- Yay. - Brickmasters, what did you think?
I love that you have this teeter-totter bridge,
and you've actually used a mechanical function,
so it's really about hitting the ball hard enough
so the weight of the ball makes it tip over,
and I think that's actually really clever.
That curve also is really well built
and clearly it did give you some help
- getting to that position. - Mm-hmm.
So I think there's been some really great details that you added there.
- Good job. Good job. - Will: Great job.
Emily: I think Will had a lot of fun playing our course.
- It's clean and looks good. - Yeah.
That was a conscious choice.
Emily and Liam, tell us about your build.
We built Squirreling Around.
The par of this course is three.
The squirrels wanna get their acorn to the stash,
but there are some mischievous blue jays in the neighborhood,
and one wants to foil their efforts.
Liam: We have a seesaw function.
So you have to be careful to time it
so that it goes down the squirrel's side rather than the blue jay's side,
which will take you out back toward where you started.
Will: Oh.
I'm feeling pretty good.
( all groan )
Okay.
Oh, I'm really screwed.
I'm already at two.
- Ooh. - Will: Oh, almost.
Oh.
Oh!
- Jamie: That was good. - Amy: Well done.
- Good timing. Good timing. - Yeah.
- All right. - Acorn in the stash!
Four or five? That's five.
- Darn it. - Took him five hits, but that's, like--
it's not bad.
Brickmasters, what do you think?
I think it was really fun when Will managed
to get it through with a little bit of force.
I just wish when you have such an important and menacing character as the blue jay,
it wasn't hidden.
Jamie: The fact that both of those characters'
arms are moving, but they're not linked, that was clever.
If you linked them, that's another connection that can fail,
and you learned that from the last challenge.
So I like that you've grown and you've shown that in this one.
- Great job, you guys. - Good job.
Thank you so much. Thank you.
Emily: It is what it is.
Hopefully we can make it through to the next challenge
- and do better. - Yeah.
All right, Brendan and Greg,
tell us about your build.
Brendan: Welcome to Under Construction,
a par three.
Greg: You will be the supervisor as you walk up the ramp
and then you slowly move down the I-beam girders.
You'll come to the dump truck,
then you come to the daunting S-curve.
You'll continue the construction
by raising the incomplete girder.
This is designed to be a par three.
By the looks of it, it's a par 12.
Um, what's in your pocket right now?
The Golden Brick.
- And you did not play it. - That's correct.
- Confidence. - Yes.
- Yeah. - Very confident. But risky.
We think it's worth taking this time.
It might be too complicated for Will.
He might have a bad time.
What if he hits the tower and it just falls right over?
- Dom: He could break it. - This is one of those ones
where I have to start off with my leg up.
( gasps )
- Whew. - It's a tough start.
Okay.
- Jamie: All right. - Brendan: There it is.
Amy: There we go. Okay. And now, we need...
Okay, slowing down.
...everything to work in this chain reaction, right?
- Will: Come on. - Jamie: Yes.
There it is. Nice.
Brendan: It needs some power. That's why we put that back wall there for you.
- ( cheering ) - Ooh, wow.
- Yes! - Good job.
- Perfect.
Whoa. Oh.
All right. Good job.
- Yes! - Oh!
No! So sorry. But I got the ball in the hole.
Tough getting up the hill.
I had to stand over the whole thing.
But, again, it was tough. I was sweating.
Brickmasters, what did you think?
Your S-curve in particular for me was a real highlight,
really maximizing that speed.
I do think you crammed a lot into a small space,
which made the playability for Will tough,
especially when the ball was near the crane.
But overall I think it had a lot of fun features to it.
- Well done. - Greg: I can definitely see
that ours was maybe a little too challenging.
Leave it to us to over-engineer a challenge.
Ethan and Dom.
- Hi, guys. - Both: Hi.
Dom: Looking at our build, feeling okay about it.
So I'm really hoping that Brickmaster Jamie
really notices the color sensors and the overall size.
What's the name of your hole?
This is Jungle Temple Adventure.
This hole is designed to be a par three.
You've got to find a key in this dangerous temple.
You're gonna hit the ball, and it'll go up the little conveyer belt.
Drop down, shoot towards the treasure room,
out the treasure room, into the hole.
Jamie: Oh, oh.
Oh!
Ethan: It's not working, so we're getting a little worried.
That's no bueno. That is no good.
It would've been nice to have the Golden Brick.
Jamie: Oh, oh.
Oh!
- All right. - Amy: Oh, there we go. Okay.
- Will: Nice. - Jamie: Drops out the back.
- Worked okay. - That worked pretty smooth.
Amy: Oh. Could that reveal-- oh, no.
- It came out-- - Did it not come out?
- The gem fell. - The gem fell off.
Jamie: Ooh, this is gonna be tough.
I think these are house rules.
Oh!
That would've been so sick.
- All right. - Will: All right.
Brickmasters, what do you think?
You really did take us on an adventure
because you could feel the tension
as that ball slowly traveled up
and popped out the other side.
I just wish you kind of took that same approach on your second one,
because that's the most important one.
That's getting to the hole.
Having that stop and then not controlling it
where you actually kick it out at the right speed,
it did make for a disappointing finish.
I mean, it seemed like he still had a lot of fun on the course,
and hopefully we don't get sent home.
- Great job, you guys. - Well done.
I'm really wishing we had that Golden Brick right about now.
Stephen and Stephen.
- Hello, Will. - Hey, Will.
What is the name of your hole?
Stephen: So this is Classic Castle,
a par three based on the original
1979 castle set number 375.
You're gonna hit your ball as the knight
and try and trigger a surrender from the evil villain
that's in the purple tower.
Head down the drawbridge through the timed portcullis
and that'll go into the hole.
- Amy: Oh. - Ah, nice.
Ooh.
- Hey! - Yay!
- All right. - All right, I had fun and it looks great.
Yeah, I really like how you've leaned into the nostalgia
of the classic castle theme.
I love the way you've built it so that it actually looks
like oversized Lego bricks that have been stacked together.
And I think it's this oversized feel
that makes it feel like a real mini golf course.
When you hit that wall, that flag went up.
It really gives you the energy to continue forward.
- Both: Well done. - Thank you.
Yeah.
All right, Austin and Justin.
Justin: I like that ours is very different from everyone else's,
and I think it's really a cool thing that we have this surprise at the end.
I think that's gonna score us some points there.
Tell us about your mini golf hole.
This is a Piece of Cake.
You have the opportunity to hit a hole in one
- and hopefully-- - I like it already.
Hopefully you don't spill your milk,
'cause we put all our eggs in the basket on this one.
Justin: We have a couple of power functions.
We also have some frosting knives. We have some flour.
We have, of course, spilt milk, 'cause who hasn't done that in a kitchen?
The goal will be to putt up the ramp into the mixer.
If you do that successfully,
the ball should fall down this ramp.
And if it goes underneath the stove into the hole,
the sensor will reveal your surprise.
I like that I have doctors building me a golf hole.
We may have played a little golf in our day.
There we go. A little bit mixed up.
- Hey! - Whoo!
Ahh!
It's a cake with my name on it!
Whoo! Whoo!
That was fun.
I love cake.
I think you can see how well planned
and how playable this course was
by the fact that you really had everything lined up
to get it straight into the oven
if you hit it just right.
Jamie: And for someone who likes to get a hole in one,
that was very satisfying.
Yeah, it got the the highest accolade
you can get in golf,
which is a sitting ovation with a golf clap.
Justin: He's having a very good time,
and I think that the little icing on the cake
was the icing on the cake.
Sorry.
- Hi. - Hi, Nick and Stacey.
- Hey! - Hello, hello.
Going into judging, it makes me feel very, very nervous.
But if it could just at least work,
that would just be such a relief.
Tell us about your hole.
So this is a Game of Cat and Mouse.
So first of all, I'd like you to meet Terry the mouse.
- Jamie: Aww. - You need to help guide him
through all this cat craziness so that he can get home.
Nick: Yeah, this is a par two.
Our build's main function
is that you have to sneak through the walls of the house
where all the cats are hanging out.
So your goal is gonna be to smooth the ball right into
the little mouse hole at the bottom of the wall.
You're gonna climb your way up over the top
and then roll your way into the peg board inside the walls.
And then you'll come out of one of three holes, which will be random,
so you'll have to hope you get a good one.
There was a point in this challenge
where both Jamie and I were so worried for you.
Did you get a chance to test it?
Not as much as we would've liked to.
We do know that the move from the table
did potentially jig some pieces around.
So there's a chance that there are some loose pieces in there
- that could impede... - Yeah.
Our only saving grace is if our hole plays perfectly.
- Okay, come on. - All right, here we go.
Let's do this!
Stacey: If it doesn't work, we're--
we're out of this competition.
We're gonna go home for this mistake.
There was a point in this challenge
where both Jamie and I were so worried for you.
Will: I do have to kind of go for it here.
- All right, here we go. - Let's do this!
Okay, we-- we believe in you, Will.
- Come on, Will. - We believe in you, Will.
Jamie: Ooh. Oh, first try.
- Come on. - It's going up.
Amy: And there's that mouse. Can we watch the mouse going up?
- Will: Come on, come on. - Jamie: It's going up.
- It's up. - Emily: Come on, Terry.
Nice.
Come on, Terry.
- Jamie: And... - And there we go!
- Yeah! - Yay!
Whew.
- All right! - ( cheering )
- Yeah! - Yeah!
- You guys, it worked! - It did! It worked!
- Will: It worked! - Stacey: Yes!
Stacey: Oh, my gosh. I am so excited that it worked.
- Everyone in the room was cheering. - Cheering.
Our mini golf course worked.
Amy: I really love the storytelling.
It really is a testament to you guys' imagination.
There was certainly a point where I thought
there is no way they are gonna get this finished.
There's no chance when they put it in place
that all of these mechanisms are gonna work.
There's a few little rough around the edges bits visually.
All of these show up where you ran out of time.
I did well as a result of you guys doing well.
And I know everybody was pulling for you guys, right?
- Great job to all you guys. - Yeah!
( cheering )
Yeah, and great job to you guys not giving up
even when it got hard there at the end.
Really, really great job.
I'm relieved that it worked and that it was fun to play,
but at this point, I think we're still going home.
I had fun playing through all seven
of your mini golf holes.
Two of them really impressed the Brickmasters,
but only one of them will earn their team
the coveted Lego Mini Masters jacket.
Amy, please give us the names of your top two teams.
The first team I'd like to call forward...
...is Dave and Emily.
- Whoo! - Yeah!
- Good job, man. - Great job.
Amy: And the next team I'd like to call forward,
Austin and Justin.
- Nice. - Wow, nice.
- What up, doc? - All right!
Way to go, guys.
Dave and Emily, you gave us a hole
that was so much fun to play.
It was clear that you'd planned everything perfectly.
Will: And how about Austin and Justin's build?
Jamie: Yeah, you really took us on a journey landing in that oven.
And it really was a wow at the end that impressed us.
Who won this week's mini golf challenge?
The build that impressed us the most was...
Austin and Justin. Well done!
- Both: We won! - I couldn't believe it.
- Here it is. - Amy: It's a team jacket.
One arm each.
Will: Ah, there it is!
- I'm so proud of this jacket. - Oh, totally.
I think we're gonna have to wear this one on rounds
at the hospital for sure, 'cause it's amazing.
Unfortunately, there no mulligans here on "Lego Masters."
This is a competition,
and we do need to send one team home.
The first team in the bottom that I'd like to call forward is...
- Nick and Stacey. - Yeah.
The other team that I'd like to please call forward is...
- Ethan and Dom. - Yep.
Dom: Right now we're stressing out, and in hindsight,
maybe if we got the other package last challenge, we wouldn't be as stressing.
We definitely regret not getting the Golden Brick.
Why'd you put Nick and Stacey in the bottom two?
Nick and Stacey, I loved your creativity, and the idea,
and the story you were trying to tell with your build.
But your build lacked the polish that we know you can achieve.
Ethan and Dom, you took a chance and tried something new with your power functions.
They actually worked pretty well.
The challenge was after the power functions.
When you had that final hole, it let us down,
and that's a critical moment to fail
that really stopped the play.
Okay, Brickmasters, I know this isn't easy.
Who finished at the bottom this week?
This is really difficult.
You're both two incredible teams that have incredible talents.
The team that goes home on this challenge is...
- Ethan and Dom. - ( gasping )
Amy: Ethan and Dom, I think you're two incredible builders.
And you inspire me so much with your energy
and passion you bring into everything you build.
When I see you building so excitedly across the room,
I wanna get in there and build with you
'cause you just look like you're having so much fun.
Yeah, and it is clear your talent is incredible.
I can see why you guys would have millions of people
that want to enjoy everything that you're doing.
Thank you.
Is there anything that you guys would like to say?
What an experience.
I mean, to come here on "Lego Masters"?
It was a dream of ours, absolutely,
and we definitely pushed ourselves to build stuff
we never thought we'd ever build before.
I mean, to me, we've already won.
Plus, you guys got 90,000 bricks at home.
- We got 90,000 bricks. - Yeah.
But sadly, your "Lego Masters" journey has come to an end.
Please turn in your minifigs and say good-bye.
Dom: We hope we've represented the younger generation well
in our bright ideas and our big aspirations.
Dude!
Ethan: The best part about the whole experience
is the community and the "Lego Masters" family that we made.
- I'm gonna miss these people. - Mm-hmm.
I'm sorry.
All journeys must come to an end.
We came in as a couple of rookies
and now we're leaving as bros.
We're leaving with 90,000 bricks.
- We're not going home empty handed. - Yeah.
- I don't know. Where do we put this? - I don't know.
Always tough saying good-bye to people,
but the show must go on.
You're getting closer and closer
to that $100,000 prize
and the title of Lego Masters.
Now go on and hit the bricks.
Let's go. Let's go.
Next week...
You're building your very own sky high castles...
- Whoa! - ...that can withstand whatever we throw at it.
We work hard on something, then we watch Will destroy it.
I don't burn bridges, I break them.
Jamie: The tallest castle will be safe from elimination.
So far ours is the tallest.
I don't think anyone else has got close.
We're not far off.
All: Smash, smash, smash!