7.4
177 votes
FOX 2020
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Contestants build droids and replicate iconic scenes inspired by the "Star Wars" franchise.
The episode was rated 8.13 from 141 votes.
The two remaining duos go head-to-head as they create their most epic master builds yet.
The episode was rated 8.10 from 125 votes.
The remaining teams must build a car and a strong bridge; the creations are stress tested.
The episode was rated 7.96 from 147 votes.
Contestants create evil lairs and fly vehicles through their Lego worlds; actor Terry Crews.
The episode was rated 7.91 from 130 votes.
The teams must build a gravity-defying castle off a giant LEGO cliff.
The episode was rated 7.88 from 59 votes.
Teams put a stunt "minifigure" to the test in an explosive stunt action scene. The duos must craft an immersive build filled with slime, water, glitter and colored dust to create the ultimate action movie moment.
The episode was rated 7.82 from 91 votes.
The three remaining teams have 24 hours to make a construction that has both a day and a night look; the winner is revealed and receives the $100,000 prize.
The episode was rated 7.75 from 57 votes.
As the competition heightens, the remaining contestants are expected to raise the stakes and elevate their work - quite literally - when the teams are tasked with building a beautiful structure in mid-air. Building tables will be removed from the LEGO workspace and duos will be challenged to create a build of their choosing from the foundation of one floating LEGO technic brick. Discover who will take LEGO to new heights.
The episode was rated 7.72 from 72 votes.
The contestants must interpret a story that is read aloud from a book selected for this competition.
The episode was rated 7.70 from 141 votes.
The pairs of contestants are introduced; each duo must craft one section of a theme park.
The episode was rated 7.70 from 228 votes.
The talented teams are introduced and tasked with building an eye-catching float in the first-ever LEGO Day Parade.
The episode was rated from 90 votes.
Structural integrity and beauty come together in the most earth-shattering challenge, as teams build a structure strong enough to withstand an earthquake; which designs perform the best and pass the LEGO "brickter scale" rating system.
The episode was rated from 78 votes.
Each duo must create a space-themed build; the creations are smashed in slow motion.
The episode was rated from 201 votes.
Phil Lord and Christopher Miller task the contestants with a movie-themed challenge.
The episode was rated from 165 votes.
This week's challenge is the ultimate test in ingenuity and engineering, as teams will create incredible and wearable hats made entirely of LEGO bricks. Then, teams must model their designs on the LEGO runway, hoping their creations don't collapse into pieces.
The episode was rated from 77 votes.
Each team builds the other half of an everyday object that has been sliced in two.
The episode was rated from 177 votes.
The remaining five duos are split into individual challenges; five must build land creatures, while their partners make creations inspired by the sea.
The episode was rated from 61 votes.
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The episode was rated from 63 votes.
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The episode was rated from 68 votes.
The contests each build a city block that is brought together as a huge city at the end.
The episode was rated from 149 votes.Last updated: sep 12, 2022
So, will the American version be like the original UK version, or slightly modified like the Australian version? Or do they do what America usually does when it gets rights to shows from the UK and completely change how it is played to make it more Americanised.
Overall, I enjoyed the season. There were some fun builds, Will was pretty good as the host although sometimes a little cringe-worthy. Can't stand Tyler and Amy, but have to give it to them - they're a creative duo.
If you're a Lego fan you'll enjoy this one. There's a lot of filler, but it's enjoyable and the end products are pretty stellar.