Will: This season on "Lego Masters,"
we assembled 13 of the best Lego building teams
for the most unpredictable season yet.
"Lego Masters" is back.
( echoing ) Season three.
( cheering )
They built to break,
they built for speed,
they blew our minds with their imaginations
and technical abilities.
From dogs...
This is definitely the weirdest thing we've ever done.
...to dinosaurs.
Aah!
- From Chris Pratt... - Hi.
- How you doing?
...to who the heck is that?
- Both: What? - Last time,
Nick and Stacey found their flow
and earned their spot in the finale
while firefighters Stephen and Stephen
quacked their way to the top with their vibrant build.
You did a fantastic job.
With one spot remaining,
it all came down to siblings versus siblings.
The final team that will be going to the finale
is Dave and Emily.
So tonight, it's the firefighters
versus the siblings
versus the brick-fluencers.
Who will win the $100,000 prize,
the Lego trophy, and the title of Lego Masters?
The winner is...
The "Lego Masters" finale starts now.
Woman on PA: 3, 2, 1, go doors.
( music playing )
- ( cheering, laughing ) - Oh, wow.
Stacey: We're in the "Lego Masters" finale!
It's so exciting. I can't believe we're here. We did it.
- Oh, my goodness. - Oh, my goodness!
This is crazy.
Wow, they rolled out the red carpet for us.
It looks like a total Hollywood movie show premiere.
( music slows, stops )
Hollywood movie show premiere?
It looks like a total Hollywood production award ceremony.
I love movie shows.
- We're on the trophy. - Whoo, finale!
- What up? Finale! - We made it! Heck, yeah!
- Go, team! - Yeah! Challenge 13. Let's go!
We are so close to winning. There's a very strong chance.
Will: Welcome to the "Lego Masters"
season three grand finale.
( cheers and applause )
- Whoo! - Yeah!
Will: It's the hottest, most exclusive party in town.
This season we had 13 teams vying for a ticket
and only you were invited.
Stephen and Stephen, Dave and Emily,
Nick and Stacey,
one team will be season three's Lego Masters
and leave here with the title, $100,000,
and the "Lego Masters" trophy.
This season, you've spent
a combined 125 hours building together.
- Oh! - That's a lot.
- Wow. - And now we're giving you
24 more to build your masterpiece.
Nick: 24 hours is a really awesome amount of time to build,
but it's also a really difficult amount of time
to manage and think about.
Now, what you build is entirely up to you.
There are no limits.
We wanna see the best thing you've ever assembled.
Brickmasters, what do these teams have to do to win this competition?
As always, we'll be judging you on creativity, storytelling,
and technical ability.
A winning build will show us something never seen before
that gives us a real wow.
Basically today we want you guys to bring it.
All right, this is it.
- 24 hours left. - Okay.
Good luck,
and get your brick on!
Whoa! Look at that jump.
- Okay, so for our master build, we should build a city. - A colorful city.
It's our turn to win.
Nick and Stacey, Stephen and Stephen, they've had their wins.
It's our turn. Nothing left to lose. Let's go big.
Emily, we only have 23 hours and 49 minutes left.
What I wanna do is I wanna build something
that's gonna be very nostalgic.
We started off this competition
really, really strong,
and then we kind of lost our groove slowly
and really hit rock bottom.
Video games, comics, books.
Nick: But we never gave up,
and we've really, really found our stride
at the perfect time, where now we're ready
to just bring all that momentum
forward into this finale.
Okay, so we want mountain, mountain...
We've got a pretty good shot at this,
but there's some stiff competition
from the other two teams that are here.
Both teams have really,
really talented builders and storytellers.
So everyone's gonna be pushing themselves really hard to go big,
because if you don't, you just go home.
So let's map how high do you want it first.
Can I have your headset?
Oh, he's the camera guy now.
Here we come up on in right in on Nick.
- There he is. I got him, guys. - Oh, my God!
Will Arnett, you're the greatest cameraman ever!
Just doing my job.
Holy smokes, we're in the finale!
- Hi, guys. Hi, darlings. - Hey.
- Hi, darling. - Does it feel satisfying to get here?
- Heck, yeah! Oh, yeah. - Absolutely satisfying.
I'm so proud of all the builds that we've done
over these last, what, 12 weeks coming up to this.
Coming into this competition, my main goal was to have fun.
- Cheers. - Will: Cheers.
Canadian energy drink.
Will: Emily, you're crying.
I'm just so happy.
Emily: We've gotten a lot closer
through the whole experience,
and I think we've learned
how to communicate properly with each other.
Sometimes we don't even need to talk.
I worry that you're gonna make something,
and I'm gonna say, "No, I hate it."
- Oh. Okay. - That looks dumb.
I'm never talking to her again.
You guys rib each other a lot.
- We do. - But you love each other.
- A lot. - Will: A lot.
Around pirate ship time,
it was like, "I think we could win this."
Amy: Dave and Emily, you've grown so much in the competition
with how you use colors so cleanly.
Jamie: You really created a beautiful model.
You actually had some nice sculpting ability.
We have accomplished every goal we've set forth except one.
We've been second place four times.
The winner of this week's challenge, Brendan and Greg.
Brendan and Greg.
Austin and Justin. Well done!
Stephen and Stephen.
- Always a bridesmaid. - What are you building
for your finale signature build?
Emily: We're gonna do this super colorful city block.
We're gonna have the street view
with the subway car at the bottom,
and it's gonna have a park with a little party going on.
Will: It's so open-ended, right?
The only limit is your imagination.
Print that. Trademark it.
Let's all three of us go get that tattooed.
You guys go first, and I promise I'll do it.
- I'm sweaty. - Me, too.
- In my armpits. - Me, too.
Man, it's gonna be so fun just getting to revisit our childhood like this.
- I know. Hi! How are you? - Nick and Stacey.
So, this has been a journey for you guys to get here.
- It has. - Let's take a look at it.
- Nick: Oh, boy. - Stacey: Oh, no.
Get your brick on.
- I didn't steal that from anywhere. - I feel like that's taken.
- ( cheering ) - Nick: It's a dream come true.
- This is absolutely a dream come true. - Yeah.
- Yeah. Yes. - ( cheering )
Nick: We have done some absolutely wild challenges throughout this competition,
but the treehouse was the first challenge that we won.
The way that you were able to build that model, it was really strong.
We won!
Then we ran into a little bit of a rough patch.
We can't have it all just be dark blue waves like this though.
Honestly, if that's what takes us out of here, you can hold me responsible.
The first team in the bottom two today is Nick and Stacey.
- Yeah. - Your build lacked the polish
that we know you can achieve.
- Nick and Stacey. - Nick and Stacey.
Jamie: Nick and Stacey.
After being in the bottom four times in a row,
we really just went back to finding that fun and excitement.
Let's make this car look schnazzy.
And we had learned a lot from our previous challenges,
and it just all came together at the perfect moment
with a winning build.
- Nick and Stacey. - Yeah!
Stacey: We came into this competition never building together in person,
so to get to go into the finale feels surreal.
Nick: This is it. This is what it all comes down to.
( squeals )
Sorry. I just squealed at you.
- You won last week. - We did.
You peaked at the right time.
- We did. - What are you gonna build?
Stacey: We're gonna be starting off with this really big bookshelf.
It's gonna filled with things from our childhood that are all coming to life.
Nick: We're gonna have little individual stories of our journey here,
different challenges that we've tackled.
What's something from your childhood that you loved?
The bars on my window I remember were so rigid,
and I could like-- ( imitates clanking )
Matches. A lot of matches.
And every Christmas, they'd take a doll down
from the cupboard and let me play with it for an hour.
And I'd think, like, "Wow, Christmas is magical."
I feel like I have a pretty serious face when I'm building.
- Eh... - ( squealing )
- You kind of have a resting happy face. - Oh, I like that.
Stephen and Stephen, could you have imagined when you started this
- that you would be here? - Uh, no.
( deep voice ) We're coming for ya, and we're gonna smoke the competition.
Who won this season's first challenge?
Stephen and Stephen.
Stephen: We definitely blew our expectations
- out of the water. - I think consistently,
we've been a team that's delivered
on the criteria of challenges.
Amy: You really did make a fantastic character.
There's been so many surprises this season.
- Whoa! - Oh, my God!
( all shouting )
Oh, my God! We're doing Marvel!
Let's take a look, Stephen, at the photo that your wife sent us.
You're like a dreamy superhero.
Thanks, Will.
The winner of this week's challenge,
Stephen and Stephen.
Stephen: That Marvel challenge was something
we were really happy to come out on top of.
- We got to blow things up. - Fire!
- ( cheering ) - Whoa!
A direct hit!
- Yeah! - Yeah!
- Whoo!
This has been nuts.
- I believe in us. - I do, too.
To be able to share in my love of this hobby
with one of my greatest friends
and colleagues is a dream come true.
( shouting )
And when he gets here,
he'll say that to him to his face.
Will: What are you building?
We were both born and raised in the same area,
Calgary, Alberta.
Both Steve and I spent a lot of time climbing mountains.
For this challenge, we are gonna build
a representation of Lake Louise.
We will have two large sloped rocky mountains.
Behind that, we're gonna have an aurora borealis.
I've been there. I've been skiing.
I've stayed at Chateau Lake Louise.
Gorgeous part of the world.
The mountains are very high.
Is this gonna be a tall build?
I hope the outer edge of it
will be a couple of feet off the table.
Microscale is the scale just below minifigure.
This is such a huge piece of scenery,
we had to go with microscale to be able to capture
the true magnificence of the area.
This build is gonna incorporate everything
we love about ourselves and where we come from.
Our personalities are big, and we wanna deliver something that's big.
- Don't drop that. - ( laughs )
Builders, hasn't this been
a great season just full of surprises?
- Oh, yeah. - Yes, sir.
We've had so many twists and turns.
We're good.
It just doesn't feel right to stop now.
No, no.
- Stop the clock. - Emily: No.
- Oh, no, what's happening? - Come on.
Who's ready for a twist?
- No! - No.
Ugh, not another twist, Will.
I feel like with the finale, we really don't need any twist.
This is challenging enough as it is, Will.
Well...
Find out after the break.
Oh, come on.
Will: Welcome back.
Couldn't wait to see what the twist was, eh?
Not another twist.
Stephen: This is the finale.
This is not the time to do this.
Will: Because this is an A-list affair
and you're our VIPs...
- ...we hooked you up... - Oh, my goodness.
...with some super cool swag bags.
- What? - Woohoo!
- Whoa! Okay! - Yeah!
- Hello! - Jamie and Amy are holding these giant gift bags,
and I know they're gonna throw us some kind of curveball,
and, uh, I'm scared.
Okay, everyone,
look inside and see what you got.
- ( gasping ) - ( shrieking )
- No! - No way.
It's your first ever Lego set.
- Poolside Paradise! - And Road Rescue!
Will: Dave, what is yours?
I've got the King's Mountain Fortress.
I got this when I was four.
It was my first new set that I got.
Stephen, what was yours?
The Blacktron Lunar Outpost.
- And Stephen? - Classic Space Galaxy Express.
Will: I love that.
This set is older than the entire cast of "Lego Masters."
I know how to build this thing right here by heart.
I don't even need the instructions. I can just do it.
To celebrate 90 years of Lego play,
you'll have to figure out a fun way
to incorporate some of those pieces
from these throwback sets into your master build.
- Holy crap. - Good luck.
Stacey: This is perfect!
I lost this minifig's dress at daycare when I was six.
The challenge is to incorporate the sets into our build.
I absolutely love that set.
But I don't just wanna pick out,
"Okay, I used those two leaves from this set."
I wanna make it known that it's pieces from this retro set
that we're adding into our new modern city.
Stephen: We're doing a landscape of a mountain range.
How are we supposed to put space stuff into that?
- This is crazy. - Nick: These'll be so cute.
We can use these minifigures as the ones that come to life.
I know, I know!
Our build is all about nostalgia,
and we literally have the most nostalgic sets to both me and Stacey,
and now we get to incorporate them in our build.
Like, you literally couldn't have a more perfect twist.
Ooh! Oopsie.
- Hi! - Hey.
- Hello. - Nick and Stacey, what are you creating?
A bookshelf that is gonna have so many things
coming to life from our childhood.
We got those awesome gift bags.
So how are you gonna incorporate them?
I did actually collect a lot of model cars growing up,
so I wanna use the pieces from this and do a little bit of a remix.
- Stacey loved building towers with her dad growing up... - Stacey: Yeah.
Nick: ...but then knocking them over.
So maybe we can use these pieces to make the tower
- that's gonna get knocked over. - Yeah.
As you're starting to build something pretty square and angular,
it is important that you think about how you break up that shape.
- Yes. - Because there is a risk that it could be
- quite a closed-looking canvas. - For sure. Yeah. Mm-hmm.
That's something that we should talk about more, yeah.
The Brickmasters come by and very wisely point out
that our build is very boxy,
and we need to find ways to kind of break up those lines.
So I'm a little concerned because I'm not sure how we can do that.
- Keep at it. - Thank you so much.
Bye. Okay, I'm gonna write that down.
If we're doing that backdrop with the stars,
- we could have a moon there. - Yeah.
With my Blacktron set, we have a challenge ahead of us
trying to incorporate some of these pieces.
We're gonna try and build a moon
that's glowing and stands out just like the aurora,
and hopefully it all comes together.
- So that's important. - Hey, Dave and Emily.
Amy: We want you to catch us up on what you're building.
We are building a very colorful city block.
- Uh-huh. - And of course, we're throwing a festival.
- Emily: It was going to be a music festival. - Dave: Yes.
Emily: But we've decided to pivot with the twist that we've been thrown,
and it's going to be a Renaissance festival.
Dave: We're hoping to put a pool party on top,
and then we're thinking they might get attacked by some monsters.
Okay. Tell us more about these monsters.
- You've caught our attention. - What are they after?
- What's their motivation? - That's a good question.
- What is their motivation? - Yeah.
Hopefully we figure that out in the next 20 hours or so.
What? Whatever you're doing,
I want you to be deliberate about it.
Often when we're building, as the build comes together,
- we figure out what the story is gonna be. - Exactly.
We'll figure it out when we get there.
- Good luck. - Emily: Thank you.
Ah, David!
- Jamie: Hey, Stephen and Stephen. - What are you giving us?
Stephen: We're doing mountains.
We're trying to incorporate an aurora borealis.
- Yeah. - It's usually a white, blue, green configuration.
I am gonna push you guys to go further.
Remember it's a Lego build.
It's not just about reality,
so you can play with the colors a little bit.
Challenge accepted.
And you also got a special package.
I got 928 Galaxy Explorer.
I remember getting that for Christmas morning and building it.
Stephen, how about you?
The Blacktron Alpha Centauri Base.
Because of the iconic lime green,
we're gonna try and incorporate some of that
into the aurora that we have.
- I'm super excited. - Very exciting.
It needs to give us a big wow though.
This is the most important challenge of the entire competition.
To impress the Brickmasters, we just need to use as much color as we possibly can.
How are we gonna figure this out?
How am I going to get that look?
Time's a-wasting.
I feel like the comic book makes sense on the middle shelf.
- 'Cause it's a main story? - Yeah, like,
have the superhero jutting out.
I don't think it has to go crazy far past
for it just to break the visual line of the shelf.
The Brickmasters point out that our build is very rectangular,
so we're gonna have our superhero bursting through the side of it.
We do wanna have the best build in the room,
so we are gonna be bringing it.
Whoo!
Emily: Does anybody else feel like
we're just building Lego with our friends?
This is so awesome.
We literally get to relive our childhood.
24 hours seems like a long time,
but we could've gone longer.
Stacey: Is this bringing back a lot of memories for you, Nick?
- Yeah, definitely. - Right?
It totally reminds me of my childhood.
Just the magic of being a kid.
Emily: I thought it was gonna be the longest build of my life,
- which I guess it is, but... - It is.
- That is still true. - I thought it would feel like it.
Dave: You don't get to do this as adults.
Like, you go to college, you get jobs, you move away.
It's just amazing to be there.
And to spend time with my brother?
What a great feeling.
Even two white cheese slopes together.
Don't tell me what to do.
- ( laughs ) - I'm just suggesting.
It made me feel like a kid again,
spending hours with my mom building on the floor
while my sister yelled at me.
It's always a grand thing
when you get to relive some of your youth.
Stephen: Hurry up.
Look at the centipede I made. He needs some eyeballs.
Dave: I really want our bad guy centipedes
crawling out of here and ruining the festival.
The Brickmasters don't want it to just look like
- we dumped a story on top of our creation. - Mm-hmm.
So we need that key piece to tie everything together.
We come up with this crazy idea that it's going to be
the Battle of the Duke of Centipede.
It's gonna awaken this old curse,
and the centipedes are gonna crawl from...
Dave: The depths of the Earth.
Emily: ...under the subway station,
and they're gonna be crawling up and invading the city.
Emily: It kind of makes the whole story come together.
- Stop the clock! - Dave: Oh!
Will: Stop the clock. Come on!
On top of the money, the trophy, and the title,
the winning build will be put on display
at the newly opened Legoland New York Resort.
- Oh! - Yeah!
( overlapping chatter )
Nick: Legoland New York.
Imagine if our bookshelf was on display
in such an amazing place
where we know millions of kids might get to see it.
It makes us want this even more.
How do you think your family would react to that?
- They'd love that. - They'd be pretty excited!
- Would they be impressed? - They'd be impressed.
You know what? I'm not one for speculation.
- So let's ask them. - What?
Are you serious?
- Aah! - ( laughing )
- Oh, my God! - Oh, my God!
- No way. - What is happening?
Will: Say hi to your families!
- ( squealing, laughing ) - ( overlapping chatter )
- Oh, my God! - Hi.
( both crying )
- Get in here. - Stephen: We have been on "Lego Masters" for so long.
It's been weeks and weeks and weeks
we've been away from our family.
It is so nice to have them here.
Sorry. Didn't realize how much I missed them.
Dave and Emily, introduce us to your family first.
This is my wife Stephanie.
This is our parents Chris and Joyce.
It's their wedding anniversary today.
- Oh! - Oh, my God!
- It's your wedding anniversary. - Yeah!
- 45? - And Emily forgot.
- I don't know what day it is! - You might find this hard to believe,
Dave and Emily have been getting along this whole time.
- No fighting. - Unbelievable.
- Yeah, I know, that's-- - Will: That's not true.
- I don't believe it. - That's absolutely untrue.
Everybody laughed.
Having Stephen and Stephen here as part of this,
it's been really amazing.
We're just so proud of Stephen,
and I'm just so happy to support him in this.
Our family is so proud of him.
We all think he's finally getting the recognition
- that your good heart deserves. - Yeah. No.
Yeah. Sunita, how are you feeling coming to seeing Nick here at "Lego Masters?"
Nick's passion for Lego is one of the things that I love most about him.
Our first dates were spent in his Lego lair, as I call it.
We were building Lego. We're just so, so proud.
- It's real Lego romance. - That sounds terrible, no offense.
That sounds really awful.
But God bless you guys. That's amazing.
Kurtis, how are you feeling right now being here?
Uh, yeah, a little emotional.
This is, yeah, beyond my wildest dreams.
My dad has supported me my entire life
with everything I've pursued,
and it just means the world that he's here right now
while we're in the finale of "Lego Masters."
That's amazing.
I hate to do this, but there is still a lot of work to be done,
so we're gonna say good-bye for now.
Good luck.
- Get in. - Thanks, guys.
- Yeah, no worries. - You got this. You got this.
Our families just being here makes me feel more driven
to pull of the best thing I possibly can do.
( applause )
- Bye! - Yay!
How do we build with so many tears in our eyes?
We are gonna build our hearts out right now,
and I can't believe that they're gonna get to see our finished build in no time.
So I'm gonna do red, orange,
and then check it on there with the wave and see where I'm at.
The Brickmasters are encouraging us to think about putting color into this,
so we wanna make sure that we're delivering on that.
I've taken some liberties with the aurora borealis.
It's usually blues and greens.
I've thrown in orange and red
just to give it a little bit more pop of color.
Not the exact right colors, but it'll do.
Stephen and Stephen, if you guys complete this the way you want to,
does anybody else stand a chance?
- Not a chance in hell. - Uh...
Straight off the hop, we got Dave and Emily beat
- because she's sitting on a Lego build. - Will: That's true.
Stephen: I mean, how effective is that at Lego building?
- Yep. - With Nick and Stacey, it's just a bookshelf.
- Yeah. - I feel like I hear our names.
- I keep hearing it, too. - Right?
Look at this. This is spectacle.
Yeah. You guys have been talking about all these other people,
and you haven't said anything about me.
Will Arnett is one of the greatest human beings I have ever met.
He is incredible, suave.
He's lighter than you'd expect.
He smells amazing when you get close to him.
That's it, everybody! That's a season wrap.
"Lego Masters" season three, these are the winners!
- Whoo! - Good night, everybody!
And roll the thing, and roll the thing.
And roll the credits. Great job, guys.
We'll get you that money right now.
We've got a burlap sack with it out front here.
- Yes! - All right, guys.
All right, we're back from a commercial break,
and I don't wanna make the other commercials feel bad,
but those were definitely the best ones yet.
True story.
- Let's do this. - How are our finalists doing?
- Ooh, wow. Well, they're moving fast. - How are they doing?
- Yeah? - That's for sure.
Hurry up. Let's get her done.
- Stephen: I'm trying. - Nick and Stacey,
I love how much energy they've managed to bring to their build
in the past couple of hours.
They've got that superhero bursting out.
They're really managing to break up that square silhouette
that we were quite worried about in the beginning.
- They've been building their model on the floor. - Yes.
But Nick and Stacey have to be able to lift that model up onto the table
and make sure it doesn't fall apart.
- And that build is huge. - Yeah.
It is certainly gonna be heavy.
If we just keep focused, we can do this.
And then Stephen and Stephen,
they're building this great scene
from Lake Louise, Alberta
which is a really beautiful, picturesque place
that I've been to many times myself with my family.
- Amy: Yeah! - It's amazing.
That is a massive model.
Usually it would take months
working on something like this, right?
- Whoa. - Don't die on me.
( laughing )
This is definitely Dave and Emily's
- most ambitious model yet. - Yeah.
Jamie: Building all of those buildings up,
and then they're gonna have centipedes all over
and all these minifigure stories.
That's a lot to get in these last couple hours.
( groans )
Emily: It just looks weird.
I know, 'cause it's popping off.
Nothing is the right height here.
Yeah, that's my issue. It feels like a half a plate off.
In our skyscraper, I think at the base
something isn't quite studded down properly.
- We can't undo this. - No. God, no.
Dave: We're running out of time.
There are holes in the rooftops of these buildings.
We just have to cover them up so they look complete.
So I'm gonna put one of those centipedes on the roof
to hide some of those cracks that are showing up.
♪ Hiding problems
Okay, there we go. It's climbing up and hiding the big crack right there.
Yeah, hopefully no one notices.
High risk, high reward.
It's becoming less of what I want
because of the things we've had to do differently.
This has been tough year for one-hour time calls.
Let's take a look back at all the time calls
we've yelled along the way.
( music playing )
Houston, we have a problem! There's one hour left!
- Whoa. - Oh, my God!
Wow, that really got me.
One hour left!
- Whoa! - I can't see anything.
Will: One hour left!
( slowed ) No!
- Where has the time gone? - I know.
One hour left!
- Aw, come on! - No!
Dave: We don't like that, Will.
Nick: You ready for the TV test?
Give it a go. Give it a go.
Oh, let's just turn on the TV.
- Yes! - Nice. All right.
- Stephen: Trees are done? - Trees are done.
Whoo!
What other detail can I hammer in here?
- Is there any way to fill that in? - I can try.
Stephen: The most difficult part about this challenge
has to be the scale that we've chosen.
We have a ton of brick to put down,
and I mean that almost literally.
I don't know if I'm gonna finish this, bud.
- Yeah, you are. - We have a lot to do here.
- 20 minutes. - Dave: Yeah.
We know that we need to get this bookshelf onto the table
before it's too late. We need to do it now!
This is exciting. We're here in the finale
to watch Nick and Stacey attempt to move their build.
Aw, boy, you had to make it a big drama moment.
Stacey: No pressure or anything.
It's not a big drama moment unless it is.
Why is everyone so nervous for us?
This is making me nervous.
We built it on the floor,
but we have to get our build up onto this table.
I look over at the Brickmasters, and they're doing this face.
And I'm like, "Oh, no!"
- Let's just try. - ( muttering )
Jamie: Oh, no.
- Slow. - ( gasps )
I will never get used to these moments.
- One, two, three. - Oh, my God.
One, two, three.
( gasps ) I will never get used to these moments.
- Oh, no. - Just a nice trip to IKEA, right?
- Up, up, up. - Oh, my God.
- Nothing to worry. - Amy: Nice and steady.
All right, we got it on there.
- Both: Okay. - We did it.
Let's do it again.
No, Stacey, we can't break the build.
You gotta leave them.
( sighs )
Sigh of relief.
One minute left!
Put your finishing touches on your master build.
Anybody else panicking?
- Uh, no. No panic. - No panic!
You have been building for 23 hours and 59 minutes.
- Do not stop now. - Just don't break anything.
Did you build a minifig for me?
We got lots that we can probably work with.
Judges: Five, four, three, two, one.
Time's up! Bricks down!
- Whoo! - ( cheering, whistling )
Wow! You did it!
I can't believe we did it! A 24-hour build complete.
- ( imitates explosion ) - I feel like it could be anyone's game.
( music playing )
You had 24 hours to build a masterpiece.
Our first nominee
for "Lego Masters" Build of the Year is
from Dave and Emily.
( cheering )
Emily: Welcome to the city of Kaleidoscopia
where the Duke of Centipede is defeated in a duel
at the Renaissance Faire by the Red Knight.
Dave: The centipedes are seeking revenge
and are invading from everywhere,
including the crater in the street,
and even the subway station.
Emily: They've got their next victims in their sights.
An unsuspecting pool party is about to be crashed.
Wow, I can see that you've really brought
the Dave and Emily into this build
because you have this wacky story
where you have these centipedes bursting out of the ground.
I really feel chaos, and I think that really shows the fun
and playfulness of you two as a team.
And it's also nice that you were able to celebrate
your childhood models in this so well.
That little rooftop party
is a great party I'd love to attend.
The little Renaissance story that you also have
is wonderfully wild and creative.
If you think about it potentially in Legoland,
this is the one that the kids are just gonna wanna go around,
they're gonna look at all the little details.
Emily: That set that we turned into the pool party,
David actually gave me that set for my eighth birthday
as an attempt to get me into Lego
so we had something to connect over.
And it only took about 20-plus years for that to work.
- Dave: Yeah. - But it did work.
Dave: I'm so proud of my sister.
Having that bond that we can share again
because of the show
I think is gonna be huge moving forward.
We love each other and we support each other.
You guys have really done an incredible job.
Yes! Whoo!
Dave: I'm totally happy with this build.
Emily: I'm super happy with this build.
- Dave: Oh, yeah. - Emily: I'm proud of us.
We haven't killed each other, which is what I'm most proud of.
- What is this? What happened? - Aww, we love each other.
- Bros. - We're bros.
Our next nominee
for "Lego Masters" Build of the Year
is from Stephen and Stephen.
( cheering )
Stephen: We decided to build a landscape
of something that's really dear to us-- Lake Louise.
Stephen: Our inspiration for this particular build
was the fall time season
when some of the colors start to change
throughout the valley.
Stephen: We put a big chalet and an out building.
And to accent it, we wanted to put up a big aurora borealis.
As a Canadian, I'm very familiar with Lake Louise.
I started going there when I was a kid with my folks.
I've had the opportunity to take my kids there.
Yeah, I absolutely love coming out here.
Going in the summer, doing the little hike up to the tea house,
and then you go up and visit the abandoned firewatch stations.
It's where I kind of find myself.
Did you and Colleen maybe go up there one time?
We've gone up there in our courting years
when we first starting to date, and that was a long time ago.
- That was 25 years ago. - Yeah, yeah.
I've absolutely loved hearing the stories that you're telling
and this personal connection you have with that.
It's so fantastic that you almost wonder
can a model possibly contain all of that?
And you've done it.
You've really filled out
a full model with lots of details.
And I really like that you've gone with that microscale
because it just seems bigger than life.
Amy: We gave you the twist of including
your vintage Lego sets,
but that did not throw you at all.
You've used one of the decorated pieces as a sign
for your cabin hotel,
and you have that glowing neon piece used as the moon
just popping out on your aurora borealis,
which is certainly the focal point of your scene.
I love how you brought color and detail into your model.
This is definitely the best build
that we've seen from you guys because I can tell
that it was built from the heart.
Congratulations. It's a terrific build.
- Well done. - Thank you.
- Yeah. - Nice work, bud.
We get put on a pedestal as first responders,
and I think it's very important
for people to see that as firefighters,
we're not just meatheads that go out and run into burning buildings,
and that there's a gentler side to us.
We've put our heart and soul into this,
and it would be fantastic to be crowned
as "Lego Masters" season three winners.
Our final nominee
for "Lego Masters" Build of the Year
is from Nick and Stacey.
( cheering )
Stacey: When we step away, our toys come to play.
Step into the world of imagination.
Nick: Superhero Nick jumps off the page of his comic strip,
taking flight for his next adventure.
Stacey: Watch out for those meddling minifigs.
They're here to take over the shelf and cause chaos.
Even the gaming world comes to life.
It's the most epic battle of all time. Wha-bam!
Nick and Stacey, I love the energy of that character
just bursting through the side of the shelf.
I love that we have three different scales in the room.
We have minifigure scale, we have microscale,
and now we have life size scale.
This is incredible.
You actually built us a bookshelf
and then you populated the whole thing.
We could tell you were so excited
to get your vintage Lego sets.
Nick, you've got your car in a nice prominent position.
And then, Stacey, I think it's great to see that pink tower
with a classic minifigure on the inside just ready to fall over.
It really brings them into focus.
That's something I used to do with my dad.
We would knock over the Lego tower,
and I'd be like, "Again, again!
Let's build it all up again
and knock it over."
You really tapped into that nostalgia.
We can't help but smile when we look at it.
Nick and Stacey have a bookshelf that I thought was actually a bookshelf.
It's amazing.
Nick: We're hoping that when people look at this build,
it evokes that feeling of,
"Oh, man, I really wanna go play.
I wanna go pick up that toy I haven't played in a while,
or maybe play some video games or go outside and skateboard with a friend.
Stacey: And build Lego! That's what Lego's all about,
is bringing us back to our childhood.
So I hope this build makes people wanna build more Lego.
Congratulations, it's a terrific build.
Nick: We left it on the build table.
We gave it everything we had.
Now we just have to wait and see what the Brickmasters think.
I hope they announce our names and crown us Lego Masters!
Nick: Can you imagine?
It is time for our prestigious
"Lego Masters" voters to make
their toughest decision yet.
Who will win "Lego Masters" season three?
Those judges don't have an easy task on their hands right now.
Well, let's make their task easier for them.
- You can just pick us. - Amy and Jamie, yeah, just pick us.
We're the winners right here, okay?
Builders, please head out
so the Brickmasters can deliberate.
We're so close right now, we can feel it.
There's only two other teams to beat.
They're our friends,
but we still wanna walk away with the trophy.
Thank you very much.
Amy: Well done.
We're 149 hours of building in.
We have poured our heart and soul into every one.
- This is the moment of truth. - It all comes down to this.
All right, everyone.
Allow me to introduce you to your "Lego Masters" finalists.
- Nick and Stacey! - Wow.
- Will: Stephen and Stephen! - ( cheers and applause )
Dave and Emily!
Dave: If we win, our parents will make us share the trophy.
So here's the thing, that trophy is coming to my house.
I've created a monster.
Nick and Stacey,
Stephen and Stephen,
Dave and Emily,
throughout the course of our craziest
and twistiest season yet,
you built your bricks off.
But now here you are,
moments away from one team earning $100,000,
the title of Lego Masters,
and the most awesome "Lego Masters" trophy ever built.
( cheers and applause )
Yeah!
You spent 24 hours
building your masterpiece,
and the Brickmasters have chosen a winner.
What a season.
You guys have given us so many incredible builds
and surprises along the way.
We are so proud of each and every one of you
no matter where you placed today.
Jamie: And as we celebrate 90 years of play
at the Lego company, it was just so nice to see
how well you played together and how you really brought
the nostalgia from your childhood
into your final build.
Brickmasters, please give us the names
of the team that finished in third place.
The team in third place is...
- Dave and Emily. - Whoo!
This has been, like, the most amazing experience.
I could've never imagined how much fun, how rewarding,
and how exhausting this whole thing would be.
- But exhausting in a good way. - Yeah.
Like, I want to go home and build Lego now.
I do, too.
- ( applause ) - Aw, thanks.
Thank you, Lego, for 90 years of making our dreams come true.
Congratulations, guys.
Nick and Stacey,
Stephen and Stephen,
it all comes down to this.
We are mere moments away from knowing
who's gonna win "Lego Masters" season three.
Win or lose, we feel like we've come out on top.
Icing the cake would be to walk out with that trophy.
Brickmaster Amy, the envelope.
I have no idea how this is gonna go.
Like, no idea.
It's a huge moment,
and it would be really amazing if we win it.
How cool would that be?
The winner season three of "Lego Masters"...
...is...
Nick and Stacey.
- Aah! - Wow.
Oh, my God! Oh, my God.
- Wow! - Aah! Aah!
- Oh, thank you! - Wow.
- ( overlapping chatter ) - Good for you, buddy.
Nick: To think that we started as just friends online,
and now we are Lego Masters.
What?
Stephen and Stephen, you guys inspire every day
in what you do in your regular job.
You guys out there on the front line,
so we want to thank you for that,
and also thank you for being
an incredible addition to "Lego Masters."
( cheering )
Stephen: I don't even care that we came in second.
Nick and Stacey are fantastic builders
and even better people.
One more hug. One more hug.
Stephen: I'm never gonna forget this.
So, sincerely, thank you for this.
- I'm super proud of my partner. - Aww.
- Oh, my God! - I love you, man.
Nick and Stacey, you did it.
- $100,000. - Yes!
- The title of Lego Masters. - We're Lego Masters!
And this Lego trophy! Come on up and get it!
( cheering )
- Take this. - Whoo!
I am in shock. This is the best moment of my life!
I hope to show girls that whatever it is
that you're passionate about, you should go for it.
Girls can do everything, and if building Lego is that,
go for it and give it everything that you've got.
The fact that we're actually here holding this is just unbelievable.
It just means so much. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Lego has literally been my thing for my entire life,
and I can only imagine how excited the little kid Nick
would've been to know that this would happen someday.
( cheering )
- All the pieces really fell into place. - I love that.
Will: Thanks for watching!
Now go on and hit the bricks!
( cheering )
Yeah! Congratulations!
( cheering )