LEGO Masters

LEGO Masters

Family • TV-PG • 2020–25 • 6 Seasons

6.0

7.5

Starring

Will Arnett, Jamie Berard, Amy Corbett, Eric McCormack, Lil Rel Howery

Attributes

Simple Light Watch With Family

Genre

Release Date

February 5, 2020

User Reviews

Just the boys slapping some Legos together

Rants From The Black Lodge

Unlike pretentious brick Nazis who enforce their vernacular like the religious cling to dogma, Lego Masters' only concerns itself with fun.

Andrew Conkling

Fun to see the builders, and Arnett is a fun host, though the two judges and “twists” in the building kind of interrupt the fun.

Billie Baumeister

Fun to watch really talented people make their LEGO creations

The things people can do with Legos is amazing and entertaining to watch. However much of dialogue seems scripted and is often cheesy. 7/10

Not the biggest fan of Will Arnett’s hosting style but the challenges all looked so fun and the results were amazing!

Another silly little competition show, but who doesn’t like seeing crazy lego builds?

Very creative and unique competition. I cant wait for season 2.

The contestants are awkward. The host tries too hard. The judges show a lot of bias. But come on, it’s a Lego-building competition, it’s fun

A surprisingly fun LEGO game show for extreme LEGO fans.

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6.0 – Based on 373 ratings

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