Will: Last week, our builders got front row tickets.
"lego masters" is going cirque du soleil.
The competition got flipped on its head
As the builders were divided into two superteams.
But in the end, aubree and ryan took home their first win.
Jamie: You really delivered an ambitious array of movement.
And for the first time ever, it was a "lego masters" tie.
No one is going home! You're all safe!
Tonight, it's "the great lego brick caper,"
Which leaves everyone in complete shock.
- Will: I'm nervous. - Amy: Exciting.
This is the first time this season
- That I've been really nervous for the builders. Yeah. - Amy: Really?
Your job is to make these builds look so realistic,
We won't be able to tell what's real and what's brick.
But will things backfire...
- Aw, damn, bro. - ...As our builders
Must fool the eye of a mystery guest?
Jamie: This is nothing we've ever seen on "lego masters."
- Is it real... - Oh, my.
- ...Or is it brick? - No!
"lego masters" starts now.
Will's voice: It was a day like any other.
"lego masters," season four.
We were on top of the world.
It felt like nothing could get in our way.
But not everything is so black and white.
Except when everything is so black and white.
Dolores, get fox on the phone.
They forgot to pay the color bill again.
( whooshing )
Ahh, much better.
Will's voice: Well, look what the cat dragged in.
It was the brickmasters.
They probably needed me to entertain america
With my good looks, dry wit, and--
- ( record scratch ) - will, stop listening to your voiceover.
The show's started.
( music playing )
Will's voice: Oh, right, the show.
Dolores, hold my calls!
I've got a reality competition show to host.
- Oh, my gosh. - Detective's office.
Nealita: We see will arnett's detective agency set up,
And I'm just like, "I don't know about this one."
What are we actually going to do?
- It's a mystery. - Okay.
- Oh! - Okay.
- Hello, builders! - Hi, will.
Welcome to the arnett and company detective agency.
- Ooh! - Led, of course,
By me, will,
The number-one detective in the business.
So, looking around, I'm sure you've already noticed
That we're missing two very special people.
Unfortunately, due to health reasons,
Poppy and ben are unable to continue in the competition.
- They will be missed. - Absolutely.
Okay, this week's challenge is all about
Figuring out what's real and what's not.
- Oh, my god. - Through a little game called "is it brick?"
- Oh, my gosh. - Okay.
For this challenge, you're gonna ransack my office,
Leave with the item of your choice,
And then replace it with a one-to-one replica
Built entirely out of lego bricks.
Okay.
Your job is to make these builds look so realistic
That from a distance we won't be able to tell what's real and what's brick.
- What? - This is all about creating that one-to-one replica,
And there are a lot of really cool objects in this office to choose from.
And some of those objects will be a little more challenging to build than others,
So we want you to be ambitious with your choices,
And we will be taking into account
Whether it's difficult or hard to recreate out of lego bricks when we're judging.
Christopher, I notice that you're already schem-- um, strategizing.
How are you feeling about this?
A villain never reveals his secrets.
Okay, we are giving you 10 hours
To show us you're the real deal.
On my call, go in there and choose the item you'll be building.
- And choose wisely. - Yeah, I got a few items, you know, I'm eyeing.
So y'all better watch out, 'cause ain't nobody tripping me, okay?
Now, get your brick on!
( overlapping chatter )
- Will: Oh, god. - Tv.
- Do you want to do the tv? - Babe, do we like the tv?
- Let's look at it. - Do you guys don't want the tv? 'cause I want the tv.
- No, we have it, I'm just looking at it. - Okay.
We see this retro tv.
What about this one? The darts? What do you think?
It's gonna be hard to make it smooth.
Ryan: One of the other things that we were looking at
Was the dart board. I think the dart board
May be a little too simple for the brickmasters.
We definitely want to go for the red tv,
Because it'd be a fun build.
Allyson: Anything with, like,
A normal shape is a no-go.
Could do a fan.
Mel: We'd probably have to do technic with that.
- Allyson: The camera? - I like the camera.
- What do you think? - Yeah, we can add movement to it.
Trust your gut.
- You want that one, not this chair? - Yeah.
We have been asked to recreate real-life objects
In lego bricks at a one-to-one scale.
One-to-one scale is not easy, especially if we end up
Choosing a really big object. It needs to roll, though.
- Those wheels are gonna be weird. - It's fine.
No, but also, making these supports are gonna be hella hard.
Here's the deal, if they pick up one of these items
And leave the office with it...
- Then it's theirs. - ...It's theirs.
- No. - Whoa, whoa, wait.
- Think about it. Are you sure? - Yes.
Okay, okay.
So I was thinking actually this.
I definitely want something hard.
Kelly: I'm drawn to the clarinet.
- I'm tired of being in the middle. - I am, too.
We want to challenge ourselves,
And we want to show the brickmasters
That we're capable of creating difficult shapes
Out of lego bricks.
I think it's a risk, but I think
If we can do it, it pays off.
- If we take the rug... - Yeah.
...We set the scale. 8, 9, 99.
- 99 baseplates? - 99 baseplates?
Neena and sam are measuring the rug.
Amy: He's mapping it out in baseplates.
That is very ambitious.
I'll just say "ambitious" is the nice way of putting it.
But he's already counting it in bricks.
- Have you lost your mind? - 99 baseplates to do the rug.
- That's impossible to finish. - No, I think...
Mathematically? In 10 hours?
- It's a lot. It's actually huge. - Yeah.
I mean, they haven't claimed it yet.
That's nine baseplates per hour.
So, we have a little bit of a trick up our sleeves,
And that trick is called operation get baited.
You see, sam and neena have the golden brick,
And rob here has actually run a simulation over 100,000 times
Of who do we predict are gonna be the winners of "lego masters,"
Who's gonna make it to the finals,
And sam and neena's percentage,
Because they have golden brick immunity, is dangerously high.
So we're thinking, how can we influence them
To pick something that is humanly impossible to finish in 10 hours?
Should we just get it? I mean, they didn't take it.
- Can't do two. - No, no, no, we didn't officially get this yet.
- We haven't left. - Now they're gonna take it if we don't.
No, I think we'll take it. We're thinking.
- Yeah? Yeah, okay. - Yeah, we're taking it.
We're-- we're gonna take the rug.
- Okay, let's go, let's go. - You're going for the rug?
Oh, my gosh.
- Let's go. - All right.
We totally tricked them. Our job here is done.
- We just left with the chair. - This is a big-time--
Do you want me to help you with the table?
Yeah, could you help me move this table?
- They're really doing the rug? - No way.
- This is a real shocker. - I can't believe they're taking the rug.
I don't even have a rug that big in my house.
We need a bigger studio for this.
I would not have picked the rug, if I'm being honest.
Here's the thing. They do have the golden brick.
So why not take a big shot? Maybe that's their thinking
As they take-- now it's theirs. The rug is in play.
It's too late. I don't want to hurt their confidence,
But I also at the same time think that this is really,
- Really stupid. - What would-- well--
Can I just say that?
- I think you just did. - I know.
Paparazzi, paparazzi.
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful, beautiful.
- We go with this? - Okay, hold my hand.
All right, they've got the record player. I like that.
And they've stepped out! Everybody has chosen.
So, this, it goes up and down, and it also goes in a full 360.
Okay, I'm gonna start off with making this first.
The item that we are replicating is a telescope.
Because it's difficult to build.
We also want to stand out from the other builders.
Nealita: We want to make sure we nail every single detail.
That'll have to be a dark gray. This will have to be--
No, regular gray. 'cause more options in regular gray.
Okay, then how are you gonna do these?
- This is gonna be technic-built, you're saying? - Yeah.
I'm trying to think of how to do the top.
Luis: We're choosing the record player
Because I'm inspired by my daughter.
She just got a record player recently. She loves it.
I think the most challenging thing for us to complete
Is gonna be the record.
Obviously, it's round, and that's not a shape
That lends itself to lego very well.
- Eric clapton. - Oh, nice.
Alex: It'll be really cool to see that record spinning on there.
I think we're the only team that's planning on using a power function,
And hopefully that takes us over the top.
All right, you start taking measurements,
I'm gonna go look at the colors.
- We're doing the exact same thing, right? - Getting one of each?
Finding anything in the color that we're looking for.
Brick on the sides going up.
Aubree: For this challenge, we are making a retro-style tv.
I have tried to do this at home at a different scale
With a retro radio and it did not go well.
I really want to push ourselves and prove to ourselves
That we can actually do this.
This is going to be very, very...
"interesting" is the word I'm using. I'm nervous.
- Exciting. - I know.
This is the first time this season that I've been
- Really nervous for the builders, yeah. - Really? Oh!
I'm shocked with a couple of the choices.
- I'm shocked, too. - But it could be a fantastic shock.
And I'm, like, legitimately shocked.
I'm not even, like, tv shocked
Where I'm, like, putting it on.
Like, "you can't believe what we're doing next!"
I legit can't believe some things that people chose.
Can we tip this over?
We are building a red villain swivel rolling chair.
Christopher: Arguably, it is the most ambitious thing in the room.
To make that strong out of lego requires a lot of engineering,
To make it look good requires a lot of detailing,
And to make it at scale requires building really quickly.
So this checks off almost all the boxes for an impressive build,
And I think if we can pull this off, that would be really, really cool.
Can we get out a piece of paper and, um...
( laughs )
Robert: I looked at the rug.
It would take about 120 baseplates to finish
Over the course of 10 hours,
Which is about five studs per second,
And that would be impossible.
Good. Very good.
( laughing ) okay.
For this challenge, we are making the rug.
It is a 9x12 rug. It's 108 square feet.
I think that this is an insane choice.
10, 12, 14, 15.
I started to look at how big it's gonna have to be,
And I think we've really screwed ourselves over.
( laughs )
Uh, yike.
All right, now talk to me about this challenge.
So, for this challenge, we have our team building one-to-one replicas
Of items from the detective office.
We wanted them to pick things that are big,
Things that are difficult, things that are gonna challenge them,
And really show us what they're made of.
This is way bigger than I thought it was.
Neena and sam, they went as big as you can get.
But something they definitely have going for them
Is they are fast builders.
I have to say, I'm just shocked.
- I did a little bit of quick math. - Okay.
For them to actually complete that,
There's 156,000 studs that they need to cover,
- Which is about four studs per second. - Oh, my gosh.
That is immense! Especially when you compare it to others in the room.
When you look at allyson and melanie's,
I'd say the smallest model in the room, that camera.
The challenge with something like the camera is,
If you're gonna pick something that's gonna be small like that,
It'd better be accurate.
It's a deceptively hard challenge.
- Hello. - Hi, will.
- Hi. - Hi.
What made you choose this camera?
Melanie: We like the little, like, accordion looking thing in the front.
We're like, "that would be nice to try to emulate."
There's a lot of little details that we have to get perfect.
It's one of the smaller objects in the room. Was that a strategic move?
- No, that was a dumb move. - Okay.
- It's a lot more detail. - Can I hold it?
This, just for the kids out there,
- We call this a camera. - Uh-huh.
- And there's-- you can't text on it. - No.
- No video games. - No social media.
It's just for taking pictures.
I don't even know if you can see your picture after you take it.
- No, you can't see it. - No, no, no, no, no. It takes weeks.
A guy comes on horseback and he takes it--
- On horseback? - Yeah, he takes it to new york city.
I'll start working on this, just this section right here...
- Okay. - ...While you're working on these pipings.
Sure, I'm gonna figure out some keys.
Kelly: We are making a one-to-one scale model of a clarinet.
And those shapes are not easy to replicate,
But we want to challenge ourselves.
While she's working on the bell,
I'm working on these keys.
And I got a sample of every gray random piece
Just to find the right shape.
I'm actually trying to model it
With the shape of each key
So that it looks like a clarinet.
And it is not easy.
We have frying pans, we have feathers.
That's just not what you would normally use them for.
It's called npu, or nice parts usage.
I think the fish is a good idea for right here.
Oh, you took my spot. That's fine.
This not your spot. This is my spot.
I think we might have chosen ourselves into a problem here.
Looking around the room, aside from sam's rug,
Ours is by far the most ambitious build in the room.
Making this chair one-to-one and look real in 10 hours
Is going to be near impossible, if not impossible.
The base needs to be strong.
The top does not actually need to be strong.
Are we gonna have someone sit in it?
- No. - We could.
Uh, we are-- this is already too ambitious.
- Aubree and ryan, hello. - Hi, guys.
So, what are you doing for this challenge?
- So, this is our tv. - It is old-school, right?
- Ryan: Old-school. - Aubree: Vintage, yes.
I think our biggest challenge is gonna be the screen,
So we'll see how we tackle that when we get there.
Okay. The curvature of the screen can be really challenging to capture.
Yeah, that tv screen, it's like, how do you make a bubble?
But it's also a really key part of the build, right?
So I think it's important not to leave those things
That you know are hard to the last minute.
We've seen that happen in many challenges.
We've seen teams go home because of that.
It's gonna be pretty difficult to do the screen. I'm really nervous.
It is a very bubbly shape that's smooth and rounded,
So I'm not sure what pieces we're gonna be able to use to recreate that.
Hopefully, we're gonna set enough time aside
That we can get it done and make it look good.
This is way bigger than I thought it was.
And let's maybe not, like, go crazy on one-to-one.
I realize that as far as one-to-one replication goes,
There's no way that we can make that work
In terms of getting this thing finished.
There's so many reasons why I regret
Picking the rug right now, and this is just one of them.
We're probably gonna have to sacrifice some detail in the design
And we're gonna have to sacrifice on size.
It's gonna be a little bit smaller than the actual rug.
It's a shame.
It's not necessarily what the brickmasters
Are asking for.
- ( phone ringing ) - uh-oh.
( ringing continues )
Arnett and company detective agency.
- Arnett here. - ( indistinct chatter )
- Uh-huh. - ( chatter continues )
Yes, I'll see you then.
Stop what you're doing!
Stop the clock!
Like every great detective movie,
There's a twist.
- Oh, no. - Oh, my gosh.
Uh-oh. Oh, gosh.
There's definitely a bit of panic.
I have no idea what this twist is gonna be.
I am very concerned because we've definitely
Bitten off more than we can chew with this rug.
- There's a twist. - Oh, my gosh.
I just got off the phone
With a very special guest.
Both: Ooh.
After you placed your builds back in my office,
They'll stand where I'm standing
And try to determine what is real and what is brick.
- Oh. - If you can trick our guest
Into thinking your recreation is the real thing,
You'll be in a much better position to win this challenge.
- What? - If not, you could be in
For some real trouble.
Our chair is smack-dab in the center of the room, it is bright red,
And I think is gonna be the first thing picked out.
We could be going home this round.
Make it perfect. As perfect as you can.
I'm gonna try a new motor here.
We'll we're asking our teams to build one-to-one replicas
Of given items from your office.
- Yes. - Amy: It's quite fun that luis and alex
Have actually added a power function into their build.
Their record player turns the record, which is quite exciting,
And also could really help them in fooling our judge.
I might even gear it up. See if I can get more torque.
Who do you think's struggling right now?
Aubree and ryan went with the retro television.
No, we need to take the whole thing off real quick.
- Okay. - Jamie: There are some tricky details.
You have fine lines, you have dials,
You have curvature of the screen.
There's a lot of complexities to think through.
- What is happening? - It's just popping off.
And they are making the front later, which is a huge risk
Because the front is what you're going to see in the office.
Just kind of freaking out a little bit.
Ry, you've gotta calm down.
- You have five hours left! Keep building! - Oh, my god!
Oh!
I can't figure out how to connect--
Oh, what about if I just do this instead?
You need to take "can't" out of your vocabulary, 'cause you can.
Take the "t" away. And the apostrophe.
- Hi. - Hey. Paul and nealita, how are you doing?
So, we picked the telescope. This actually was our first choice.
It brings me back to some of my childhood.
Did you have a telescope when you were a child?
Yes, I did, and I broke every single last one of them.
I had about three, but...
What are some of the details that you think
Are gonna be particularly hard
In regards to fooling the eye?
Just the curvature, really.
Our strategy is to not leave
Any studs exposed on the telescope.
'cause it's round. It should be pretty smooth.
We are gonna still try to capture these,
So we gotta have those going a little bit.
We just want to do as much detail as we can.
I love to hear you talking about the detail
'cause I think that's also something
We haven't fully seen from you yet
Is getting a fully-finished build,
But also nailing all of those details.
This pattern-- did you say you wanted to do something more?
- Like, we don't have time, honestly, sam. - No, no, no, no.
- Well, well, well. - Hey, how you doing?
You guys chose this big rug.
- Yeah, yeah. Yeah, we did. - What were you thinking?
I'm not 100% sure what we were thinking, but, um...
I'm feeling quite overwhelmed, quite frankly.
How happy are you that you have this, neena?
- Oh, very happy. - If we don't finish it, we're using the brick.
Right. If you finish it and it looks amazing...
- We might still be using the brick. - Right, I see, I see.
Just, like, as an "I spy" moment,
The big piece of lego on the floor...
- Yeah. - ...Could be a giveaway.
- I want to lay one thing to rest. - Mm?
- Did christopher trick you or not? - Yes.
Christopher is a devious mastermind
Who, I think, may have baited us into taking this rug.
But he is a very nice guy.
Maybe he did bait us, but we got the golden brick.
This has been way more challenging than I anticipated.
Jamie's voice: As will walked up the stairs,
I realized there were only a few
One-hour time calls left this season.
If I was going to do one, I'd have to act fast.
One hour left! You have one hour left!
Oh, my god.
I need more time. Need more time.
Whoa.
- Okay! - Uh, jamie?
You stole my time call!
Sorry-- sorry, will.
Jamie's voice: I wasn't sorry at all.
I loved every second of it.
Hey, you know I can hear that, too, right?
Wow.
- It's tipping a little bit. - Ooh.
- Okay. - Come on.
So, brickmasters, what are you seeing?
- Who's doing well? - Both: Hmm.
Jamie: Emilee and kelly were one of the first teams, I think,
To be drawn to a particular object.
And now we can see they have a vision for it.
- Ah. - And I love that they have all these different parts
Splayed out on their table and they really are playing with the bricks.
I think paul and nealita made a really interesting choice with the telescope.
Jamie: It has a lot of different shapes,
It's actually showing a further advancement
Of their building skills.
- Who is struggling? - Am I overthinking this?
Allyson and melanie, they've gone for that old-fashioned camera.
Jamie: To build things like straps,
To build things like round camera lenses,
There's a lot of complex things here that has to be just right.
If even the smallest thing is off, that camera's just too small to hide anything.
- Oh, my gosh. - Christopher and robert have definitely
Taken on a massive challenge.
This is the biggest model they've ever built,
And may end up being the biggest finished model in the room,
Depending on how neena and sam do with that rug.
And right now it all comes down to that center connection,
To the base of the chair to the top.
If that's the week point,
That's where it can just actually snap
Or just bend off.
Amy: But we did ask for ambition,
And I love that they're pushing themselves,
That they challenged themselves.
- Time is almost up! - Ooh!
Every detail counts! Make it amazing!
- Let's compare them. - Look for anything else.
I don't know, aubs,
'cause it is too blocky on the side.
Aubree: It looks like a chopped rectangle.
Ryan: One of the things I'm really struggling with
Is working on that tv screen up and close,
You really lose perspective of how it's looking.
Look at how bad the crack is. If you step back...
What's happening? Oh, he is stressed, man.
I don't like that.
All the other details ate up a ton of the time.
Probably should have focused on doing the front first,
So I think we're gonna be in trouble.
Bruh, we gotta go faster.
I think the hardest part of the challenge
At this point is just time management.
If we try to mount it and it doesn't work, like, it's over.
Uh...
We did manage to successfully trick
Sam and neena into doing something impossible.
Now I'm thinking, well, perhaps we may have played ourselves.
The chair is arguably an even harder task than the rug.
It's not just a rectangle on the floor.
Aw, damn, bruh.
- It needs a double layer? - Yeah, it does.
- Oh, my god. Okay. - It's gonna help so much.
We are starting to think that we might have
- Outscoped ourselves here. - Yeah.
- What? - Why don't we just put some support scaffolding?
Wait, not white. Not white though.
- Well, it's right on the edges. - Wait, okay.
We'll just put some red plates. It's fine.
Go, go, go, go. Oh, sorry.
I am freaking out over the fact that there's still so much left to do.
I don't think I'm gonna have time to touch up the insides any more than it is.
We're feeling like there's no way we're gonna finish this rug.
Sam, want me to run to the brick pit for you?
- And then... - The miracle happens.
The clouds open.
And a fleet of angels descend upon us.
- Do you guys need anything? - Do you guys need some help?
Yeah, I mean, anything in here, just fill in with black.
Emilee and kelly are there helping us lay bricks.
- Need help? - Melanie and allyson.
- Paul and nealita come to help us. - Yes!
- Class project, class project. - I'm loving it.
- What color? - Everyone wants us to get this done.
Do we have any one-by-one black?
Nealita: What y'all need? Let me know.
I don't cry a lot, but I'm just in tears at that point.
- ( sniffles ) - I really appreciate your help, guys.
- Yeah, thanks. - Sam's thing is actually coming together.
Yeah, I know, and ours isn't.
This is not a good thing to do last-minute.
You get that side, I get this side?
Here we go, we're almost there.
Letting the chair sit on the base
Has not been tested, and that is deeply concerning.
Push it over. Wait, it's not centered.
- It's not centered. - I can hold it. You center it.
I am freaking out. If we don't have this attached
By the time time is up, game over.
- It's tipping back. - Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
- It's not centered. - I can hold it. You center it.
I am freaking out. If we don't have this attached
By the time time is up, game over.
- It's tipping back. - Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
Here we go. We're almost there!
Okay.
Uh, it feels centered to me.
Can you, like, slowly let go?
Judges: Five, four,
Three, two, one!
Time's up! Bricks down!
Yeah? Yeah? Let go.
Yeah? Yeah!
Yes! Yes!
- Good job, you all! - Thank you.
Christopher: We're really proud of what we made,
And I would rather be sent home on a build where we went big,
We went ambitious, rather than being sent home
On a build that we don't like.
Builders, you just spent 10 hours
Building recreations of items
From my old-timey detective office.
Now, before we take a look at what you built,
Neena and sam, you've got the golden brick.
You were extremely ambitious this week.
How do you feel about your build?
- We love our build. - We love our build.
However, we know that we did not build
A one-to-one scale model,
And we are going to use the golden brick today.
Christopher: Our objective is complete.
We've done everybody else in the room a favor
By having that golden brick be spent
And for everybody to be on the equal playing field.
Can I please have the golden brick?
( vocalizing )
- ♪ there it goes - bye. Goodbye.
Whew.
( vocalizing )
- ( choir vocalizing ) - ah, there you go.
( laughing )
All right, you are officially safe from elimination.
- Emilee and kelly, you're up first. - Yay!
( cheers and applause )
Will: So, why'd you choose the clarinet?
Kelly: We really wanted to try to push ourselves technically,
And challenge ourselves.
We tried lots of different key shapes, sizes,
To see which ones matched up with the keys on the original clarinet.
Will: Brickmasters, what do you think?
You have one of the smaller builds in the room,
But that does not mean it was an easy build.
There are no straight lines at all,
And there are so many intricate details in the keys.
I mean, you've got fish, you've got wings, you've got frying pans.
- There's even a mouse in there. - Emilee: Yes.
And the fact that you really did take your time
To find the perfect pieces has really, really helped you
In nailing that very complicated section.
Will: They are tough to tell apart.
Do you think that you're gonna be able to fool our special guest?
Kelly: It's got kind of a low profile in the room,
And I feel like we did a good job of capturing the essence
- Of the original clarinet, so we feel good about it. - Yeah. I think we crushed it.
Honestly, you did such a great job. Congratulations.
- Thank you. Thank you. - Thank you so much.
- Thanks. - Allyson and melanie, you're up.
Melanie: So, we both really like cameras.
Allyson: We also wanted to stay away from bright colors
'cause we're known as the colorful team.
So we were like, let's go something different and super realistic.
Jamie: Looking at these side to side,
This is a really compelling copy of the original camera.
But in regards to your ambition, this is the smallest,
Based on everybody else's objects in the room.
Amy: I do think the fact that it's small
Makes us notice the flaws much more.
Particularly, it's this tube on the side
- That's standing out to me. - Oh.
Amy: I think when I look at the original camera,
- I almost don't even notice it. - Mm-hmm.
We're over halfway through the competition.
It's not about just delivering a good build.
It's about getting a great build every single time.
- Luis and alex, you're up. - Whoo!
The record player, we wanted something that we felt
We could accomplish and do one-to-one.
Right now, it stands out as the only model that is using power functions.
You really brought it to life in a new way.
When I see them side by side,
I believe this is that record player.
It's the record right now that breaks the illusion for me.
The square edges, it doesn't quite seem finished.
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Christopher and robert, you're up.
Why did you choose the chair?
Christopher: We wanted to go for the most ambitious thing in the room.
We wanted to go for scale, but also something
That offered a technical and detail challenge.
Do you think that you're gonna be able to fool our special guest?
Not a chance. This will be the very first thing that they spot.
Wow. On that, brickmasters, what do you think?
This was an incredibly ambitious build to pick.
So I think we have to give you a huge congratulations
For actually managing to pull this off
And give us something that is actually
A good one-to-one scaled representation.
Where I am challenged is on the blockiness of these square edges.
I think there are so many curves in this chair,
And it's really, really hard to execute in lego bricks.
It is challenging to see the reality in this build.
- Paul and nealita, you're up. - All right.
Paul: We wanted to challenge ourselves with the curves,
As well as the balance of the telescope.
It's very heavy and it's a very thin base,
But we were able to balance it, so I'm really happy about that.
This is the model we've been hoping to see from you.
This is a really complicated model to create.
There's so many curves, which is tough to do,
And those little finer details elevate it even further.
You've really grown in this competition,
And are just kind of showing off right now,
Like, "we are here to win."
This is some pretty cool stuff.
Looking at these side by side,
You also have the proportions down really, really well,
And I almost can't see a single stud in sight,
Which really takes time.
Overall, such a fantastic job. I'm really, really impressed.
- Thank you. - Thank you.
- Aubree and ryan, you're up. - All right.
From a distance, you may think a tv,
It's just boxy, it's very simple.
But when you really get close, there's a lot of detail.
It was more tricky than we thought it would be,
But it was fun to push ourselves.
As a television, the screen is the biggest part of the real estate,
And it's not quite working for me.
Televisions have always started square or they go wider,
And yours actually feels a bit tall.
I really wanted you guys to start the screen earlier!
- I know. I know. - And I wish you had,
Because I can see some of the gaps.
I think side by side, that does stand out right away
And is a little bit of a telltale.
Neena and sam, you're up.
I have to say, this is like nothing
We've ever seen on "lego masters."
You have put down more bricks in 10 hours
Than any other build we've seen before.
Your ambition is as big as this rug,
And I think that's why you got the golden brick twice.
But I'm also really happy that you are choosing to use the golden brick
Because this was a one-to-one challenge.
You are clearly missing the finer details all around.
I think what was really wonderful was at the end of this challenge,
- All of your fellow builders came to help you... - Thank you.
...And I think that really is the spirit of "lego masters."
Do you think that you would be able to fool our special guest?
- Absolutely not. - Okay.
But, you know, it's on the floor.
Maybe they don't look down, so...
Well, the good news is no matter what,
You are safe from elimination today.
The brickmasters have reviewed all of your items,
So we've meticulously placed them back in my office.
( doorbell rings )
- Ooh. - Oh, my gosh.
Wow, our special guest has arrived. Come on in!
- Who is it? Who is it? - Oh, my god.
Who is it? Who is it? Who is it? Who is it?
( music playing )
- Hi! - Oh!
Will: It's "lego masters" season three winner stacey!
- Come on down! - Aubree: Out walks stacey,
The winner of last season.
Ryan: Instantly, we're all super nervous though,
Because we thought the special guest wasn't gonna be lego related,
So-to-speak, and now everyone is definitely nervous.
- Can I give you a hug? - Thank you so much for coming by here.
Stacey, so good to see you again.
The pleasure is all mine.
You're here to play a game of "is it brick?"
- Okay. - All right, so here's how it works.
There are seven items in my office
Made entirely out of lego bricks.
Your job is to try to identify
- All seven in 60 seconds. - Ooh.
- Do you think you can do it? - I think I'm up for the challenge.
- All right. - Yes, yes.
It's time to play "is it brick?"
( cheers and applause )
All right, stacey, your 60 seconds starts...
...Now. Turn around.
- Okay. Whoa. - Here we go.
- You're looking for seven items... - Seven items, yeah.
...That are made of brick. Clock is ticking.
- The chair. - The chair.
I'm gonna start with that tv right there.
Okay. What else? What else? What else? What else?
What else looks like it's made of brick?
- Okay, the dartboard. Taking the dartboard. - Dartboard, okay.
- What else you got? - ( groans )
- What else could be possibly made of brick? - This is challenging.
They have done a fantastic job.
What looks like it's made out of brick?
There's gotta be something on that desk.
- The chair. The red chair. - Okay.
- Clock is ticking. - No, I know.
- I'm hurrying, I'm hurrying. - What can you see that's made of brick?
- There's so many things! - No pressure.
She was looking around at everything at eye level.
She didn't even think to look down.
I don't think it crossed her mind
That the rug was built out of lego.
Oh, my goodness, this is really hard.
- Everything looks so believable. - Will: Sure.
Stacey: I'm in shock right now.
What can you see that looks like it's made of brick?
Look at the whole room. Take it in.
I'm really-- I'm really trying. This is intense!
Oh, my goodness. Everything looks so believable.
- Um... - ( buzzer )
- Okay, time is up. - ( cheering )
- Stacey: Well done. - Now, the first item was...
- Tv. - The tv?
- Yes. - Okay.
- What's happening? - Oh, my.
- There's really only... - Jamie: Be careful.
...One way to find out if it's real.
- ( gasps ) - yes!
- Yes! - Will: Let's see.
- Is it real or is it brick? - Oh, no, no, no. Is he gonna break it?
( all shouting )
I guess it was brick.
- The next item was the dartboard! - Is it real?
- It's real! It's real. - Real? Yep.
- Okay, the next one is... - All: The chair.
Is it real or is it brick?
- Sit on it! Sit on it! - He's so scared.
- Sit on it! - ( clattering )
- Oh! - Oh, yes!
- That was good. - ( laughter )
Okay, you correctly id'd two items,
Which means five had you fooled.
And those items were this beautiful clarinet.
- No! - This record player.
- ( stacey gasps ) - the camera and this telescope.
Oh! You guys are good! Oh, my goodness.
- Stacey, there's one more thing in this room. - Okay.
Do you want to take one more guess as to what it is?
- There's one more thing? - There's one more thing in here.
- Hold on. - Okay.
- Let me give you a hint. - It's so good. Okay.
It's maybe the biggest thing in the room.
Oh! Oh, my goodness!
- Oh! The carpet! - Will: The carpet!
Oh! That's amazing!
Why did you pick the carpet?
( laughter )
You could have picked anything! Anything!
And you picked the carpet!
Gosh, that's great tv.
They built the carpet! That was neena and sam.
- How amazing was that? - I am shocked.
I was looking around that room, and I genuinely had no idea
What was brick and what was real.
- Wow. - That was so much fun.
Thank you so much for playing with us.
Thank you so much for having me back,
And good luck to all of you.
Will: Bye, stacey.
We think we're probably in the bottom two.
It really all depends on if the judges
Are gonna weigh ambition heavily or not.
'cause if they aren't, we're definitely going home.
This week, you impressed us and lego master stacey
By building the most realistic-looking items
- We've ever seen on this show. - Yeah.
Brickmasters, please give me the names of the top two teams.
The first team is...
Emilee and kelly.
Oh, my god!
And the second team is...
Paul and nealita.
- Oh, my gosh. - Let's go!
Oh, my gosh. Oh, my gosh.
Emilee and kelly, your detailing was playful yet effective.
And honestly, your one-to-one representation really fooled our eye.
Our first time in the top two, so we're super excited.
Paul and nealita, you pushed yourselves,
And you picked a complex item with that telescope
And you totally nailed it.
All right, who won the "is it brick" challenge?
The winning team is...
Paul and nealita!
- ( cheering ) - oh, my gosh.
- Let's go! - Oh, my gosh.
- Good job, you guys. - We won this challenge, and I am just so proud of us.
Like, oh, my god, brother. I love you.
Whoo! I love this for us.
The arnett and company detective agency appreciated all your hard work,
But unfortunately, we do have to send one team home.
Brickmasters, give me the name of the first team
Who fell into the bottom two.
The first team in the bottom two this week is...
Aubree and ryan.
The second team in the bottom two is...
Allyson and melanie.
Hmm.
Aubree and ryan, you really showed us
Some clever building techniques on your tv.
Unfortunately, when it came to that one most important detail,
The screen, it just lacked the curvature
That we needed you to create.
Allyson and melanie, the item you chose was smaller
And simpler than many of the other teams.
And this is definitely not the time in the competition to be playing it safe.
I know this is a tough one,
But, brickmasters, who is going home?
The team that will be leaving us today is...
- Aubree and ryan. - ( all groan )
We've met so many wonderful friends, so we're happy.
We couldn't be more thrilled that we even made it this far.
I mean, you two have made some really incredible builds,
And I know that your kids are gonna watch this
And think you are absolute superstars.
Thank you, guys.
Will: Aubree and ryan, sadly,
Even though you won last week,
Your "lego masters" journey ends here.
Please turn in your minifigs and say goodbye.
- Okay. - I'm feeling really sad. But happy at the same time,
- Because we obviously miss our kids deeply. - We miss our kids.
- Had so much fun doing this, though. - Mm-hmm.
- ( sighs ) - oh, my gosh.
Y'all are gonna make me cry.
I know! You're making them cry.
Aww.
I'm very proud of you.
- Thanks. - You're the best.
- So are you. - ( sighs )
- Here's yours. - Yours.
Cute.
Will: Next week...
Who wants to make something hot?
Your challenge is to design and build
Functional life-size designer bags.
No. Eh.
- Are you joking? - Oh, wow.
Working hard?
Let's go! Let's see some movement!
Are you happy, fox? We got it, okay?
Who will win the challenge
And land the cover of "bric chic"?
I don't know what to do now, mel.
Gonna have to redo this.
( groans )