( holiday music playing )
Will: This holiday season,
get ready for the greatest gift of all,
as four "Lego Masters" fan favorites
join forces with four powerhouse celebrities.
Will: Robin Thicke!
I have the word "Lego" on every single one of my fingertips.
Will: Finesse Mitchell!
Are we cool with the results from the first competition?
Will: Leslie Jordan!
- I want a new teammate. - Oh, no!
- Will: Cheryl Hines! - I have no idea what I'm doing.
This is the holiday spirit
that the Lego Bricktacular is all about.
We want you to build an amazing snowmobile!
- Special delivery! - Oh!
- I hid behind Amy! - ( laughing )
The teams that build a sleigh that can hold the most weight will win.
We want you to go global. Snow global.
♪ Ooh, Santa
♪ Smooth and sexy Santa
- Yeah! - I hope you like hits.
Gather the family to see them building,
breaking, and "sleigh it" all the way,
in hopes of claiming this very festive trophy.
- Solo from Cheryl. - ♪ Ahh
- We've got singing. - ♪ We've done so good, baby
- ♪ Baby - ♪ All right now, y'all
We've got dancing.
What more do you want out of a holiday spectacular, Fox?
Grab your Brickmas sweaters...
I'm gonna steal your sweater and burn it later.
because the feel good...
Three and a half hours left! Aah!
...festive "Lego Masters" starts right now.
Man over PA: Cue our fan-favorite builders
in three, two, one.
- Oh! - What?
- Yeah! - Whoa-ho!
We back, baby. We back!
- Oh, man. - It looks so cool!
I'm very excited to be back.
It feels kind of surreal
walking through those doors again.
Like, this is amazing.
Wow! Look at all the decorations!
Oh, it's so festive!
There's all this holiday stuff around.
You've got bows and lights and the brick-built fireplace
all made out of Lego bricks.
Growing up, the holidays were my first connection to Lego,
so I am living out a childhood dream.
- Oh, my goodness! - "Celebrity Lego Masters."
- Yeah. - Wow.
Hey! I know you.
- All right, Will! - Yay!
All right! Whoo!
- Just park this over here. - Yo, sick ride.
- ( alarm chirps ) - There we go.
- Guys! What? - All: Will!
Welcome back to "Lego Masters"!
- Yeah! - Whoo, yes!
- Yes! - Yes!
- Hi, guys! - Hi!
- So happy you're here. - Oh, my goodness.
- Great to be here. - Wow!
Listen, I am so excited that Fox decided
to bring us back together for a very special
holiday mini-season of "Lego Masters,"
with two OG builders from season one--
Boone and Mel.
- Whoo! - Yay, yay!
A break-out star from the sequel, Natalie.
- ( squeals ) - And judging by how young and handsome this guy is,
are you playing me in the prequel?
No! It's Dom from season three.
But, of course, no holiday season is complete
without a complete family reunion.
So, say hello to your favorite aunt and uncle,
Brickmasters Amy and Jamie.
- Yay! Yay! - Yeah!
- Whoo! - Yeah!
Mel: I'm so happy to see Brickmasters Amy and Jamie.
I'm so happy to see Will again.
I almost went to tears, but you guys aren't gonna get me this season.
- Happy holidays, Brickmasters. - Thank you, happy holidays.
- Happy holidays, Will. - Look who's here.
It's four of our favorite builders
who didn't win "Lego Masters" because of you.
- Oh. - How awkward.
Amy: Oh, Will.
All right, you've all competed in "Lego Masters" before,
but this is going to be different
because this time, we got each of you
the greatest gift of all--
a celebrity to spend the holidays with.
- Yes! - All right!
Yes, yes!
Boone, ready to meet your partner?
I'm ready.
Okay, because he is a five-time Grammy nominee.
He is a singer, a songwriter,
and I'm not gonna make you guess who it is
because guessing is his whole thing
on "The Masked Singer."
It's Robin Thicke!
- Yeah! - Whoa!
Oh, yeah!
Robin Thicke! Whoo!
I tend to be known for being the singer on the show.
- You ready to rock? All right. - I'm ready.
So this is a once in a lifetime opportunity.
Robin, welcome to "Lego Masters."
How are you feeling about being here?
Well, I'm excited. I'm a little nervous. I'm a novice at this.
I have four kids, so I'm usually cleaning up the Lego bricks
- most of the time. - Sure, yeah.
Next up, Natalie.
Your partner burst onto the scene as a castmember on "Saturday Night Live."
He's a hilarious stand-up comedian.
It's Finesse Mitchell!
- Yay! - ( cheers and applause )
- Oh, what an entrance. - Nice!
Almost like looking in a mirror.
I know, right? We shop at the same place.
- Gimme love. - Yes.
Finesse, welcome to "Lego Masters."
How you feeling about being here?
I feel amazing.
I feel festive. I'm an expert in Lego bricks.
How much of an expert? Like, on a scale of, I don't know, one to ten?
- Uh, one. - Okay, okay.
- Okay, it's a start. - Next up, Mel.
What you got for me, Will? What you got?
Your partner is an actor and comedian
who's been all over TV and film for decades,
and won an Emmy for his role on "Will and Grace."
It's Leslie Jordan!
- What? Oh! - ( cheering )
- My man! - Oh, I got light-headed.
Amy: How are you doing? Welcome!
Oh, this is so exciting. I almost fainted.
Hey, Leslie, what exactly is your Lego experience?
I mean, we are on "Lego Masters."
Zero. Goose egg. None.
I'm ready.
- Finally, Dom. - Yes.
She is a two-time Emmy-nominated actress.
You know her from starring roles in comedies
like "Curb Your Enthusiasm,"
but I know her as my costar from the movie "RV."
It's Cheryl Hines!
- Whoa! - Cheryl!
( laughing, cheering )
- Hi! - Cheryl: Hi!
Oh, my gosh, this is exciting!
- I love your sweater. - I love your sweater!
It's great! Where'd you get it? Oh, my God.
- Oh, my gosh. - It's nice to meet you.
Cheryl, welcome to "Lego Masters."
I'm so happy to be here. I'm very competitive.
That's good. I'm very competitive.
- Are you? - I'm in it to win it.
- Oh, I am in it to win it. - Ooh.
I know these guys, and I feel like we can take 'em down.
- ( gasps ) - Wow!
This is the best gift ever.
I love talking trash over the holidays.
It reminds me of home.
All right, builders, over the course of three nights,
we're gonna give you a series of holiday-themed challenges.
The winner of each one will get $10,000
donated to the charity of their choice,
- which is awesome. - Jamie: Yeah, that's awesome.
Now, also in the spirit of the holidays,
- there will be no losers. - Yes!
- Yeah. - In the end, the winner of the final challenge
will be named the-- are you ready for this?
And it really rolls off the tongue.
Lego Masters Celebrity Holiday Bricktacular Champion.
- Whoo! - That's great. We've got it.
And you're also gonna take home
the most festive trophy on Earth.
Okay.
Who is ready to get this holiday party started?
- I'm ready! - You guys ready?
- Yeah. - Let's do it.
- We're ready! - Let's go!
Your first ho-ho-holiday challenge will be
to build an amazing,
holiday-worthy snowmobile.
- ( gasps ) - Hey!
- Nice. - But these snowmobiles
won't just go over the river
and through the woods to Grandmother's house.
No, no, no. That is so basic.
No, we are gonna shoot it up a ski jump
to see how many holiday houses it can clear
before crashing to the ground
just like my Uncle Joe
after too many glasses of eggnog.
- True story. - Ooh.
The teams that go the furthest will be in the top two.
The Brickmasters will then determine the winner based on aesthetics.
We'll be judging you on how well you bring holiday cheer,
elf-worthy craftsmanship,
and magical storytelling to your builds.
Jamie: And we really want these builds to be impressive,
but they also have to be strong and aerodynamic enough
to make it up that launch ramp.
Because, remember, you want to go for distance.
This is gonna be tough.
We are giving you six hours to build a spectacular snowmobile
and secure a fun celebrity anecdote
to share at your next holiday party.
- Are you ready? - Yes!
- Let's go! - Get your brick on!
- Okay, we're going. - All right, let's go.
- Do it! - Let's go, boo.
- Okay, so... - So, what are you thinking?
What if we made, like, a Mr. Christmas Tree
- or a Mrs. Christmas Tree as the character? - Yes. I like it.
What if we had a Christmas tree driving,
- like, a classic convertible? - I love that.
Maybe we holiday it up with some Christmas lights.
- Okay. - All right.
I'm thinking a snowman,
and the antagonist would be our driver.
That's good. I'm for it.
Man, I am through the roof.
I cannot wait to get to build with Leslie Jordan.
So let's do the chassis first.
We'll add some color and some pizzazz.
I'm a lifelong fan of Leslie Jordan.
As an '80s kid, I used to watch Leslie Jordan on "Deep Space Nine,"
and I loved his character on "Will and Grace."
- We're poking that into this part? - Yeah.
I get to say, "Man, you know what?
I taught Leslie Jordan how to Lego."
I can put that right on my resume, man.
I don't know how far it's gonna get you.
Maybe we could have something with, like, letters to Santa.
- Oh, okay. - I was just trying to think of things
- that we can turn into characters. - Ooh, ornaments?
- I like that. - I like that. That's a fun idea.
We could do a Christmas tree.
But I'm thinking an elf
trying to get the star on top of the tree.
Instead of holding a star, I think it's a present.
For this challenge,
we're making a Christmas tree rocket.
We have an elf on top.
Dom: And he's holding the last present
that was forgotten to be put on Santa's sleigh.
Do you want to start, like, making branches out of plates?
- Okay. - So, Cheryl, how's your Lego knowledge?
How familiar are you with the brick?
- Um, I've seen 'em. - Okay, that's...
- Something. - ...something.
- Go, team! - Go, team. Oh, God.
- Do you ever high-five? - Yeah, man.
Come on, and a hug. That's it. Bring it in.
I don't know what I'm doing.
I wish I knew what to grab.
How do you know what a plate is?
Wait, are these plates? Ooh, boy.
I'm gonna be a hindrance.
I'm, uh, struggling with the brick pit.
I really don't know what I'm doing.
- It's a lot. - There are so many of them.
Dom: There's so many parts.
And they all look very, very similar.
- Mm-hmm. - Oh, my God.
I have no idea what I'm doing.
Oh, God. I'm not helpful at all.
- Do you sing publicly? - I used to. My band broke up.
Oh, I'm sorry. But it sounds like you really--
like, you can-- you sing.
- I love to sing. - Welcome back, Brickmasters.
- Yeah, thanks. - I always knew that it was just a matter of time
- before we'd be spending the holidays together. - Yeah.
Tell me more about this challenge.
We have our teams building awesome, festive snowmobiles.
- Yes. - Oh, yeah, this is gonna be perfect.
Yeah, and we're gonna launch them off a ramp,
so the real key is to try to get as far as possible.
And I think there are some key things that they should be looking at.
That it's not too heavy.
Making sure that it doesn't flip or go out of control.
Because ones that are actually fairly light and go the farthest,
that's the real key.
We kind of want to go big, right?
We don't want to have, like, the smallest one up there.
But we don't want to go too big
'cause it's got to be light enough to--
- This is a complex challenge, man. - Yes, it is.
I'm trying to just create a little base here for our tree.
Aesthetically, I think they need to have a fun theme.
And we want to know who the driver is
so there's a bit of a story behind their snowmobile.
Mel: Trying to get my face together real quick.
Eyeballs, mouth wide open a little bit, you know.
- ( imitates roar) - Aah!
That's good.
Branches, how do I know how to make a branch?
Oh, my God. Oh, boy.
Cheryl is struggling a little bit.
I think I'm not helpful.
I think you're very helpful.
I think she's underestimating how helpful she is.
And I don't remember where I got this from
and you're not supposed to take the whole thing.
For some people, the brick pit's like a candy store.
For others that are not used to it, it's a little bit overwhelming.
Okay, I'm gonna try to work on branches.
Oh, my God.
- Cheryl? - Yeah?
- Are you okay? - I'm not sure what a plate is.
- Oh, a plate. - I mean, I know a plate is one side smooth,
- and the other side has a-- - Yeah.
- I'm trying to make branches. - These are plates.
So does that look like a Christmas tree branch to anybody?
- It's starting to. - Yeah!
- Make some more of them. - Thanks, guys.
- It's a good start. - But I feel like,
are you allowed to see the--
- Yeah, we celebrate the studs. - We love seeing the studs.
- Celebrate the studs. - We celebrate the studs on this show.
- We-- hey! - You know what I'm saying?
- Oh, shoot, he's eyeballing me. - Uh-oh, uh-oh.
I know. Dom, he's a real taskmaster.
- It works. - These might be a great size for our letters.
- Mm-hmm. - See, I even picked it with ridges
- so it looks like a tree. - Yeah. Yeah, see?
Yes, you got it.
The story of our build, we were thinking that Miss Claus
doesn't get enough Christmas presents.
So, Mr. Claus decided to have Mr. Christmas Tree
deliver her a pink convertible for Christmas.
All right, I'm feeling good about my trunk here.
I don't want to do too much,
'cause I'm thinking about weight.
- It's great. - I'm happy to be here
because the holidays have always been the most important time of year for me.
Obviously, makes us think about family,
which makes me think about my beloved father who passed away.
My father used to bring all of his Canadian family down to LA for the holidays.
For me, the presents, the food, the family,
the energy, and actually being together was a great time.
Getting in the spirit. I'm getting in the spirit now.
I don't know what I'm doing. Oh.
Oh, I'd be a terrible surgeon.
Like, halfway through, I'd be like,
"Eh, I can't do anymore."
- Are we sturdy? - Getting there.
- Natalie and Finesse. - How's it going?
- Hi, Will. - How are you?
- Good. Yeah. - Amazing.
Are you a Lego fan? Have you built recently?
Yes, I have two daughters.
- They are very fond of Lego. - Will: Yeah.
But they are very fond of knocking each other's builds down.
- I love doing that. - Right.
- We've noticed, yeah. - ( Will laughs )
Tell me about what it is that you guys are building today.
We are mailing letters to Santa.
We'll have, like, a paper airplane,
and we're gonna have ornaments as our characters
that are delivering the letters to Santa.
What do you guys think of this challenge?
How do you feel-- how do you feel about the competition?
- What do you think? - I feel great.
But it's hard to concentrate
and you look over there and you see Robin doing this.
Yeah, you know, don't make eye contact with my hair 'cause it'll throw you off.
Leslie's gold tie is too tight.
And Cheryl's doing the wrong challenge.
She's making jewelry.
This is the jewelry challenge, is it not?
I see what you mean. She does seem to think it's a jewelry challenge.
- I'm not sure... - I feel good about it, too.
- ( clattering ) - Oh, it's all right. It's all right. It's cool.
You're doing good, friend. You're doing good.
Oh, God, I don't like it when he leaves me alone.
- Cheryl? - Will?
- Good to see you. - It's good to see you.
I know. And Dom?
What happened? You had to let him go?
- I had to let him go. - Boy, that's showbiz for you, isn't it?
- Oh, he's back. He's back, he's back. - Oh, shoot, he's back.
I was here the whole time. What are you talking about?
- He's back. - I'm glad you're back.
Now, Cheryl, before we get any further,
I have noticed it does seem like you're building a lot of jewelry.
- What's going on? - No, they're Christmas lights.
- It's not jewelry. They're Christmas lights. - Oh!
- That's pretty adorable. - So, what's the charity y'all are playing for?
Well, United Cerebral Palsy
because my nephew Michael has cerebral palsy.
They really support the families and the individuals,
giving them therapy and getting equipment that they need.
Okay, last thing I want to ask.
Have you ordered her around yet?
'Cause it's fun ordering celebrities around.
It's...
You're not gonna get a lot of other opportunities in life.
- You're right. - Dom, just yell at her
and say, like, "Get building, Hynes!"
Don't smile. Mean it. I want you to mean it, like...
- No cussing. - Okay.
Here we go. You're telling her to get on it.
Okay.
I can't do it. Okay, hold on.
What? Dom, you have to do it.
( groans )
Cheryl, come on!
- Jeez! - The leaves aren't gonna build themselves!
I can't do all the work all the time!
- Whoa, whoa, whoa, Dom. - I wasn't ready for that.
- Cool it, man. - Sorry, sorry.
Take your foot off the gas. It's the holidays.
You're right. I'm sorry.
- I'm sorry, Cheryl. - It's very stressful over here, Will.
We're actually best friends already,
so that part's-- that was easy.
Now it just matters if our idea sucks.
But we don't suck.
I'm gonna start working on these sides.
I'm just amazed at this Lego universe.
It's just so much fun, and I love Christmas.
My twin sisters and I, we'd come running downstairs,
and it was just unbelievable.
But I was a kid who wanted the Easy-Bake Oven,
but my sister got it.
- Hello, Leslie and Mel. - Leslie and Mel!
- You have lots of snowballs. - Yes.
- I made 'em. - Yes!
- You made them? - You did a great job with them.
That's some really advanced building.
Tell us about your festive snowmobile.
We got our snowman, and our antagonist is gonna be the carrot hijacker.
We're making a very, very angry carrot
out for vengeance against a snowman.
Now, this launch mechanism is pretty powerful.
- Amy: Yeah. - Okay.
So it looks like your frame
between your wheels is quite strong.
- Okay. - But just above that,
it looks like you have very few connectors.
- Okay. - And so you just want to make sure
that when you get that push,
that it doesn't just all get thrown off
- because it's not held down enough. - Okay.
'Cause we want to make sure that your explosion
is when it hits the ground
and not when it goes off of the launch.
- Right. - Okay. All right.
I'm very receptive to Brickmaster Amy and Jamie.
They're worried about the actual snowman
and is it gonna be strong enough for the push up the ramp?
I have to come back here,
because this is where my tires are.
We really need to pivot and make our structure of this car a lot stronger.
So now we're gonna completely do this build over again.
( Leslie groans )
All right, all right, all right, all right.
But time is running out, so I'm a little bit concerned.
( groans )
One little snag.
Oh, brother.
( Leslie groans )
All right, all right, all right, all right.
Wish I'd have seen that coming.
So the Brickmasters got me worried
- about our build. - Right.
My technique to make the big snowman body
was just a little bit frail,
so I'm gonna reinforce some walls
and make the whole cart a little bit stronger.
But I am worried that it might be too heavy.
- What is the deal? - Oh, man.
Oh, my gosh. Pressure, pressure, pressure.
But we have to finish
because I really want to win for my charity,
which is EB Research.
It's this disease that kids are born with.
It's called Butterfly Skin,
that is so thin,
they have to almost be swaddled constantly.
And they're the happiest kids on the planet.
- It's not that bad. - It's gonna look great.
- Yeah, I'm having fun. - Good.
- Being a creative person, I do like to make things. - Yeah.
- You know, I'm used to making stuff. - Good job, man.
I love the holidays, 'cause your family gets together and it's, uh--
- You get presents. - You get presents.
- You give presents. - Nah, you get presents.
You're supposed to enjoy the giving as much as the getting.
But I really like the joy of getting.
- You have three hours! - Aah!
- Three hours to build! - Three hours?
- Three hours! - No!
It's not enough time!
The top two teams make it onto our Nice List.
Robin, how fun does this look?
Right now it looks a lot of fun.
Right? Bet you guys don't do this on "The Masked Singer."
Try and make a little face here.
- Is it going on the ornament or is it going on the-- - Yeah.
- Okay. - Something that's like, "Whoa!"
As he's, like, flying through the air.
- We are invested. You get it? - We're invested.
- Christmas vests. - Oh!
I don 't want it to be too heavy,
- so I'm trying to make it hollow. - Right.
There's gonna be a lot of space on the inside.
Oh, that's smart. That's smart.
- Boone and Robin. - Yes!
- Will! - Team R&B.
- That's it. - Robin & Boone.
Oh, what?
Guys, what charity are you playing for?
We're going for the Red Cross because when my house burned
in the Malibu fires, Red Cross was there.
They really helped out a lot of families and a lot of people.
That's a great charity. How do you feel about this challenge?
I am stoked to be building with Robin Thicke.
- I know! - Like, this is unbelievable.
After not being here for a while.
- I didn't win the trophy. - Yeah.
- I didn't win the money. - Yeah.
But I feel like I won the aftermath of "Lego Masters."
I have been hired as a Lego designer.
Danny and the girls and I live in Denmark now.
- Will: That's crazy. - Boone: It's wild.
Completely life-changing.
- Dreams do come true. - Yeah, it's wild.
"Lego Masters."
Making dreams come true since 2020.
We'll be right back after this.
I don't even know if we're going to commercial.
- Robin! - Keep it going. Yeah, yeah.
- Hello. I know! - Hey, Cheryl. Deep in concentration.
Tell us a little bit more about your build.
So you got the Christmas tree frame done.
So, rather than building a huge internal frame,
it's going to be hollow and hopefully pretty light
so it really just flies across the room.
- Jamie: Okay. - Amy: Okay.
Who do you sense is your biggest competition?
- Yeah? - Boone? He's the real deal.
- Jamie: Oh. - I mean, I don't think I'd be who I am today
if it wasn't for seeing Boone on "Lego Masters."
My goal is to beat Boone in a challenge.
- Okay, yeah. - That's my goal.
I remember watching Boone on season one
and dreaming to be on "Lego Masters."
And now it's like, this is my time to shine.
I support the Beat Boone movement.
- We can beat Boone. - We gotta beat Boone.
Check this out.
- One hour left! One hour! - ( holiday music playing )
Oh, no! It's Christmas themed!
- Ooh. - Fa-la-la-la-la!
Got to hurry, got to hurry.
It feels really good to yell at famous people, yeah.
- Okay. - I think-- I think I understand Twitter now.
Are the letters secure?
They're not rubbing the tire, are they?
Oh, it looks like one of these came off.
I noticed that one of our tires
is not attached underneath where it was earlier.
Can you squeeze that back on there?
- Dom: Oh, no. - Oh!
Our paper airplane falls off and pieces of it go shattering.
This is not what we want in these final few moments.
Open heart surgery would be easier at this point.
Ah! Oh, my gosh!
- Ah! Oh, my gosh! - Oh!
Our paper airplane falls off and pieces of it go shattering.
This could be really bad for us.
- But Natalie is very calm. - Wait a minute.
Okay, goes in here like this.
It is very important to win this thing for me
'cause the charity I'm competing for
is Breast Cancer Research.
I lost my niece's mom to breast cancer.
She was a good friend of mine and she was so amazing.
It just feels sad sometimes that she's not here.
So that would be a great organization
to share with all our winnings.
- I'm nervous. - We're good, we're good.
Do you want to start adding some of the branches towards the back
- while I still finish up the front? - Okay.
Six hours sounds like a lot at the beginning, but now I'm worried.
We look around, we see Boone and Robin.
You can see a whole car there.
- And we have a naked tree. - A naked tree.
Oh, we should've done this earlier.
- Oh, that's cute. - That's cute, huh?
Let's get this guy on here.
Can you get those Christmas lights on the back?
- One minute left! - What?
Make sure your snowmobiles are ready to soar!
- Okay. Okay. - One minute?
We gotta get this thing done.
We'll just hurry up and finish it.
Will: Three, two, one.
Time's up! Bricks down!
( cheering )
- Bricks down, hands up. - Good job, good job.
- Rocking and rolling. - Yes!
That was more challenging than I thought it would be,
but I feel really confident.
I think our concept is clean, our design is clean.
It's got personality. It's got functionality.
I feel good. R&B.
- ( vocalizing ) - Come on, now.
Builders, each team was given six hours
to create a festive holiday snowmobile
designed to be launched
over our miniature winter wonderland.
The two that fly the farthest
will earn their teams a spot in the top two,
where the Brickmasters will then determine the winner based on aesthetics.
All right, Leslie and Mel, you're up first.
- Let's go. - Okay!
- All right! - Mel: Our snowmobile is called the...
Leslie: Carrot Hijacker.
It's about a carrot who is pulled out of the snowman's face,
and then he cuts his nose off to spite his own face.
- It's very deep. - It's a very dark snowman tale.
- Yes, very Shakespearean. - Yeah, yeah.
Brickmasters, what do you think?
I'm so happy to see what you guys landed on,
because I have to admit when I came around
and I was looking at how it was connected, I was like,
"Is this actually gonna survive the launch?"
But it looks like you have a nice strong base there,
and the fact that, Leslie, you also built round snowballs for the first time,
that's really some advanced building.
Where I'm a little bit concerned is that carrot.
It adds a lot of weight to the top,
and I'm very curious to see when it goes off the ramp
if it does a flip or if it even survives the launch.
That's not gonna happen. We're golden.
We're golden, we're golden.
You're sowing seeds of doubt about my carrot.
All right, are you ready to see this thing fly?
- We are ready. - Let's do it.
The Brickmasters said our carrot hijacker
could possibly fall off.
Yeah, man. I got you.
That hurt me right here
'cause that's the best character.
But he looks great. Our carrot looks great.
Cue the fire.
- All: Oh! - Fuego!
Let it snow!
- There's the snow. - Oh, it's magical.
- And cue the sparks! - Whoo!
- Here it comes! - Okay!
- Oh! - Whoa.
Here we go. Moment of truth! Let it snow, man!
All: Oh!
- Where'd the carrot go? - The carrot fell, yeah.
Will: Oh, the carrot didn't make it all the way up.
Let's take a look at the super slow-mo replay.
- Oh, carrot down! - Whoo!
Woohoo!
Will: Some of those pieces went far.
- Wow. - It flipped.
It got thrown off balance and the carrot didn't make it all the way up,
and so it ended up flipping.
Okay, here we go. And let's see.
To the moment of impact, 14, 15, 16, 17,
18, 19, 20.
20 feet, six inches.
- Whoo! - Okay.
- All right.
- I think that's a good distance. - My gosh.
I don't see why we can't go all the way.
- All right, Finesse and Natalie, you're up. - Yes, yes.
- All right. - Absolutely.
Finesse: We are finally showing the North Pole air mail.
It was time for us to answer on national television
what happens to the children's Christmas letters
when they're mailing them off to Santa?
Our ornaments, who actually work for Santa,
Dom, Mel, and Boone here--
You guys put other builders into your car
- that you knew was gonna explode. - Yes, yes.
- Mel is the red guy. - Okay.
You guys really captured the spirit of the holidays. It's nice.
- Wow. - You've done a fantastic job
of building that paper airplane.
And the letters, it's really hard to make Lego
look so fragile and thin.
Jamie: But you've put some very delicate cargo in here,
that don't have any seatbelts right now.
And those letters don't look like they're particularly gonna hold them in place.
I do wonder if they're gonna make it over the launch
and make it all the way to the door.
I'm very confident that it's gonna go past Leslie and Mel's build.
- Ooh-ooh. - Wow.
- It's on now. - Wow.
- Little holiday trash talk going on here, guys. - Wow.
All right, well, let's hope this thing flies.
- Are you guys ready? - Yes, yes.
- Let's do it. - Let's do it. Let's launch it.
- Yeah, let's see it. - We're feeling good about our odds.
We're not afraid of Mel and Leslie.
- We are going to win. - Here we go.
- Whoo! - Let it snow!
- Yeah! All right! - Special delivery!
- ( screaming ) - Oh, oh!
Oh!
Here we go. Moment of truth.
- Whoa. - All right.
Special delivery!
( cheering )
Wow, that was sick.
Wow!
Let's take a look at the super slow-mo replay. Let's look.
- Wow! - Oh!
Ornaments ejected!
Jamie: It lands on the wheels. Wow.
- Look at all the letters. - Wow.
I love the red explosion.
The distance to beat is 20 feet, 6 inches.
- 23, 24, 25.5. - No way.
- Wow. - All right.
- 25.5. - Rocketing into first place.
- Come on. - Okay, all right.
- All right. - Finesse and Natalie,
I think the light tactic in many ways paid off for you because it went really far.
It was unfortunate that the drivers didn't make it.
They were right to look as scared as they did before it took off.
- Robin and Boone, you're up. - ( both vocalizing )
Robin: The name of the car is Santa's Little Secret.
Mr. Christmas Tree is delivering a pink convertible
to Mrs. Claus for Christmas.
You've got that absolutely fantastic character in there with the tree.
That took longer than any song I've ever written.
And you have gone a little bit heavier
perhaps than some of the other builds,
so I think that's the thing that will be really interesting to see,
if it's gonna be a better strategy to go heavier
or if it's gonna be to your detriment.
All right, the distance to beat
- is 25 feet, 5 inches. - All right.
All right, let's see how far it goes!
All right, let's do this.
Will: Load it up. Here we go!
Bring on the snow!
- Yeah! - Will: Here we go!
Come on, Mr. Christmas Tree!
Get that convertible to Miss Claus!
Make like a tree and fly!
All: Oh!
Let's take a look at the super slow-mo.
- Whoa! - Yeah!
Amy: Oh, wow.
We're going to Miss Claus' house.
- Nice. - Yeah.
I love it. I love it. I'm happy.
All right, we've got to measure how far it went,
and the number to beat is 25 feet, 5 inches.
17, 18, 19...
- 23, 24, 25... - Will: 25.
- 25 feet, 11 inches! - Whoa!
- Let's go! Whoo! - Wow!
- Wow. - Come on!
- Whoo! - Yes! Shake and bake.
- 25' 11". - That at least means we're gonna end up in the top two.
I mean, it looks like going heavy really did pay off,
- 'cause, wow, that went extremely far. - Will: Yeah.
- ♪ We've done so good, baby - ♪ Baby
- ♪ All right now, y'all - ♪ We've done so good
- ♪ We've done so good
- Come on, now. - This is-- by the way,
"We Done Could" could actually probably be a real hit.
- It could be. - Huge hit.
- We done good. - Finally, Cheryl and Dom,
- you're up. - Awesome.
Cheryl: Okay.
This is Elroy the Elf.
He realized that there was one present
Santa Claus left behind.
Elroy is in a panic and had to get this present
to that kid before the stroke of midnight.
So he decided to make a rocket out of a Christmas tree.
So you can see the flames coming from the back,
and he's a little nervous about the flight.
He's a little nervous. He's not used to flying like this before.
This is just an explosion of fun.
You're smart, I think, in that you didn't do the full tree.
You kind of sunk it down a bit and did, like, a half a tree,
'cause that does lower your center of gravity.
Then you also have this character
that is holding a heavy weight above his head.
And I think those arms look a little fragile for me.
So I think in general, fragility in this model,
it may surprise you that I'm not sure that that gift
is going to make it to the destination.
But I think it's gonna be a really dynamic finish when it lands.
So, currently, Robin and Boone
and Finesse and Natalie have traveled the furthest.
To make it into the top two automatically,
you've gotta beat 25'5".
- No problem. - No problem.
Ooh. Fighting talk.
- Good luck, Elroy. - Good luck, Elroy.
- You got this. - You got this.
Well, nothing screams the holidays
like launching ornaments through a ring of fire.
So, what do you say? Should we do it?
- Yeah. - Let's do it.
The biggest hope for this challenge
is to go farther than Robin and Boone
and beat them in this challenge, 'cause that's--
I mean, that's the ultimate goal right now.
- Now it's just a matter of can she fly? - Will it fly?
Can she fly?
Here we go. Moment of truth!
- Here we go. - Uh-oh. Oh, gosh.
Three, two, one!
It's exploding on launch!
- Whoo! - Oh!
Oh, my--
- Oh! - Oh!
I don't know what happened. That was crazy.
- Wow. - That went far.
Can we go slow-mo replay?
Wow, it really got some air, you guys.
Ooh, not bad. Not bad.
What happened to Elroy the Elf?
I don't know if he made it very far.
Where's Elroy?
Oh, my God, hang on.
Cheryl: Uh-oh.
- Aww! - Oh!
Guys, I got some tough holiday news.
- Oh, no. - Elroy never made it past the launcher.
- I'm sorry, Elroy. - I'm sorry, Elroy.
You needed to get at least 25'5" to be in the top two,
and you got...
They past 25'5".
You're in the top two.
The number to beat to be in first place is 25'11".
And you guys got to...
For us to win the first challenge would really be amazing.
We want to be the furthest, but I'm getting nervous.
This is really, you know, the nailbiter.
( tittering )
The number to beat to be in first place is 25'11".
- And you guys got to... - ( tittering )
- 27'10"! - Let's go!
- 27'10"! First place! - Yeah!
First place, baby! That's what I'm talking about.
He did not go in vain.
- Whoa, it just flew. - Yeah.
- Not all in one piece, but she got there. - Yep.
- And that feels pretty good. - It feels great.
- It feels great. Fantastic. - Cheryl, what do you think?
Of all the people who were accusing you of making jewelry,
what do you have to say to all the haters?
I have two words. Ha-ha.
- Wow! - 'Ey!
- Wow, I like that. - Right?
Let's spin it and make it positive for the holidays.
You got two words. Ho-ho.
We all enjoyed watching those snowmobiles
- get smashed to smithereens. - Yeah.
Congratulations, Cheryl and Dom and Robin and Boone.
Your snowmobiles flew the furthest,
but only one team can win this challenge.
Now, it comes down to aesthetics of the build
to determine a winner.
Whether we win this challenge or not,
we are showing that we're coming out
and we're gonna be here
to compete in this holiday special.
Brickmasters, what was it about Cheryl and Dom's ride
that stood out to you?
Cheryl and Dom, this build just makes me so happy
because it oozes holiday cheer.
You've managed to capture somehow
this fantastically fluffy tree,
which is not easy to do at all in Lego bricks.
And, Cheryl, the other teams were giving you
a little bit of stick for your Christmas lights,
but, boy, did they have a wow effect.
Thank you.
Robin and Boone, you harmonized very early on together.
- Hey! - Nice.
- Thanks, I try. I'm trying. - Oh, that was good.
- Very nice, Jamie. - That was good.
Look who's in the game.
But you actually do work well together.
I think that you had a good editing eye
and you created an instant icon
with that pink convertible, and you decked it out.
I mean, you have that beautiful color in the grill,
you've got the fins on the back,
and of course you had that amazing Christmas tree driver
that had so much personality,
and he was just beautifully decorated.
- Yeah. R&B! - Brickmasters,
who won this challenge
and $10,000 for their charity?
The winner for our very first challenge,
based on the aesthetics of their model is...
- Cheryl and Dom. - Yes!
Oh, my gosh! We did it!
I beat Boone in a challenge!
Yes!
- Thank you. - Jamie: Oh, it's going to get competitive.
Oh, and we got $10,000 for charity!
- Oh, my gosh! UCP! - Oh, my gosh.
- This is a dream, it really is. - This is a dream.
And I want to keep doing it. I want to keep winning.
- Yes, we-- yes. - We're gonna keep winning.
We're gonna keep winning. Shout-out to Elroy.
We'll send his family, like, a fruit basket or something.
A fruit basket, that's appropriate.
All right, so you've won $10,000
for United Cerebral Palsy.
- How's that feel? - That's awesome.
It is unbelievable,
and all the families with kids that have disabilities
are going to really, really appreciate this.
- Thank you. - Is there anything that you'd like to say
to the competition?
- Uh, watch out. - Oh!
- Watch out. - Watch out. I'm just saying.
Man, it's getting saucy in here.
Cheryl, what would you like to say?
Um...
- I would say good game. - Oh, okay.
- And watch out. - Yes, there we go.
Good game and watch out.
Man, those colors don't run, right there.
Well, congratulations, Cheryl and Dom, for winning.
Congratulations, all four of you,
- for being in the top two. - That was fun. It was fun.
Will: Great job. Great job.
That's it for today.
We've got two more nights
of holiday cheer ahead of us.
Until then, stay warm,
dream of sugarplums, whatever those are,
- and be good for goodness' sake. - Yeah!
- Now go on and hit the bricks! - All right.
- Whoo! - Yay!
- Oh, man, we did it! - Who-- who won?
- You'll find out. - Not us this time.
Will: Next time...
We're giving you seven hours
to build the hottest sleigh.
The teams that build a sleigh
that can hold the most weight without breaking will win.
- I want a new teammate. - Oh, no!
Heart palpitations are happening. I'm freaking out.
- Oh! - I have the word "Lego"
on every single one of my fingertips.
Let's start adding weight.
- All right. Oh! - Oh, oh.
- Oh, God. - Aah!
- Oh! - Oh!