Oh, dude.
Oh, wow. Nice.
Wow.
Oh, man. Wow.
This is insane.
HAMISH: Previously on LEGO Masters,
a world of wonder revealed...
Oh, man, that's awesome.
..as the country's best LEGO builders...
We are most definitely the LEGO love story.
..unleashed their imaginations on a mega-city block.
What am I doing?
There is nothing like this.
I love it when a plan comes together.
And they pulled off...
..the incredible.
That looks awesome.
You have built something...
..truly phenomenal.
Thank you.
It was grandson and grandma team Matt and Lyn who took out the win...
BRICKMAN: You know, LEGO's dancing for you at the moment.
I really love that.
I think that's fantastic.
..and the sacred golden brick of immunity.
(ANGELIC MUSIC)
It is yours. Well done, guys.
We have a place in this competition. We deserve to be here.
Tonight...
..disaster strikes LEGO Masters.
(SQUEALING)
But it is deliberate.
You are building things to destroy them in amazing ways.
Wow!
And with every team competing
to make the most spectacular smash,
and to avoid elimination.
We're gonna blow stuff up.
Their builds are so good it's kind of a shame to destroy them.
Absolutely. Yup.
(LAUGHTER)
(MAJESTIC MUSIC)
MAN: Here we go. Rolling!
HAMISH: I feel like this is a goodie.
I do too. This is a goodie.
I'm pumped for this one. Yeah.
I'm pumped.
(EXCITED MURMURING)
Oh, my god, no. There's a planet!
(LAUGHS) BRICKMAN: Come on down.
It's happening again.
MARIELLE: What is it? I know.
Oh, man, some space.
OK.
Alright, guys. Welcome back.
Feeling good? Feeling pumped up?
Feeling refreshed? (CHEERING)
Lyn and Matt, got to ask - wild night with the golden brick?
Did you get any sleep? No.
Just...quiet.
Life is different for you guys now. Absolutely.
Great, great.
Everyone else feeling good, raring to go?
How are you guys feeling - Miller, Jordan?
We're feeling pretty good. Yeah.
We've been practising some brainstorming techniques,
some teamwork.
Did you actually practise brainstorming techniques?
BOTH: Yep. How do you do that?
(LAUGHTER)
Well, you know... It involves Google.
Yeah, yeah. You googled brainstorming techniques?
BOTH: Yep. Guys, I love the dedication.
Alright, so the first build was intense.
The winning team from today's build -
you will be safe from tomorrow's elimination.
Guaranteed.
(WHISPERS) We need to win it.
If you don't have a golden brick and you don't win today,
tomorrow could sadly be your last chance
to play with more LEGO than you could possibly ever dream of.
So worth playing for. (WHISPERS) OK.
But what is today's build?
Brickman? Oh, my gosh.
I would assume it's got something to do with
this sweet space model in front of us.
BRICKMAN: Absolutely.
(WHIMSICAL MUSIC)
So in the 1970s, LEGO gave us classic space
with a little humble LEGO man first launched up onto the moon.
He had all sorts of crazy galactic adventures.
Over hundreds and hundreds... Yeah, yeah, cool story. Batter up!
(SQUEALING)
(GROANING)
Poor planet!
You did not do that!
Yep. Yeah.
So as a lot of you may have guessed,
that model just looked at me the wrong way.
Don't make the same mistake.
(LAUGHTER)
This is obviously what we're doing today.
Whoa!
Welcome to Blockbuster.
You are building things to destroy them in amazing ways.
Wow!
Yes! Yes!
Probably one of the funnest parts of playing LEGO.
Awesome. Oh, wow.
KALE: We get to break stuff today with LEGO.
It's one thing to build it up,
but the real fun comes
when you get to make that come toppling down,
and today is the chance to do that.
Yeah.
And what is the point of having all this fancy camera equipment
if we don't actually use it?
It's the thing that's going to look the best
destroyed in ultra cinematic high-definition slow-motion.
Nice.
Let's have a look at what just happened to the planet now
on the back wall.
This is insane.
(ALL EXCLAIM)
Yeah, boy. Oh, my god.
Pinata. That is sick!
That looks so cool. Especially the little dude.
That is so cool. That is mad.
That's crazy. Oh, wow.
Brickman, specifically on a LEGO perspective,
what are you looking for?
Alright, so we've talked about a story.
This time your story's to the next level -
your story is when it blows up.
Alright?
You have to tell a great story
when the destruction actually happens at that point in time.
Obviously as well as that, it's gotta look really cool.
Space theme.
I want to see spaceships, space cars.
I want to see something really 'spacey' about it.
Yeah. I've got ideas.
Now, there are four different ways that your models will be destroyed.
One, we've got a sled that slams it into a wall at 100km/h.
We've got a 4m moon drop,
which is going to drop it onto something
that looks like the surface of the moon.
We've got me and my little friend here.
We also have, for two teams,
some actual real-life demolition explosives,
handled by an expert.
We're going to blow your LEGO up.
We're going to blow some actual LEGO up.
Whoa. Nice. HENRY: I want to do all four.
Can we do all four?
I don't know what to think right now.
To figure out how your model's going to get destroyed,
there's only one fair way to do it.
It's a good old-fashioned Minifigure pick.
So let's pick our Minifigures.
Kaitlyn and Marielle, why don't you guys come up first?
Yes. OK, let's go.
Dynamite, dynamite, dynamite.
What have you got?
It's dynamite!
Whoo! Alright!
David and G.
He's got the bat!
Very good. Very good.
Bilsy and Kale.
I want that dynamite.
What have you got? You've got a moon drop.
Nice.
Jordan and Miller.
You can't say no to a sled.
Nice, nice.
Henry and Cade.
I'm crossing my fingers for dynamite.
Baseball bat. Yes!
Alright, reigning champs, Matt and Lyn.
Oh, the sled.
Gayan and Dinushi.
It's dynamite!
(CHEERING)
Good job. Well done.
Which leaves, of course - picked for the team -
Maddy and Jimmy, you've got a space drop.
Thanks, Hame. Space drop!
So, last build there was 15 hours.
And that seemed like it was pretty tight for a lot of teams.
Having said that, this is also a competition,
and pressure is fun,
so you have seven hours now for this one.
Sorry about that, but your time starts now.
You can go. Go, go, go, go.
I think it's the bat that's making me feel like such a tough guy.
Oh, thank you!
(SHOUTING AND LAUGHTER)
I need fire.
I need some of those.
It's like gold!
It's like jewels!
(CRASH!)
Ooh. Whoopsies.
Way to mess up the brick room.
Jordie! Yeah.
Should we plan? Let's plan first. Yeah, let's plan first.
Yeah. (LAUGHS)
Get ready for some brainstorming.
Ah, this is where we see the brainstorming
that you learned from Google.
We're doing some mind maps first.
In the last build we didn't win the golden brick.
We didn't really do very well.
This build, we're going to absolutely smash
straight into the planning.
So I was thinking a cargo ship.
It could almost be a little bit Noah's Ark-y.
Yep.
So lots of animals, lots of stuff that's just going to go...
(IMITATES EXPLOSIONS)
Noah's Ark is a story in itself.
We just need to adapt it
into a spaceship with lots of little animals and trees and people.
So this is the second Noah's Ark.
Neigh!
I am building a stable for all of the animals
so they can be happy
and live happily ever after, but they won't,
because they're about to perish in the depths of space.
They're going to put our creation on a sled
and smack it straight into a wall,
so we've got to make sure it's gonna look good when it explodes.
It's about to go boom.
Oh, actually, sorry, I'm just gonna do this.
Alright, Brickman, everyone's underway.
You built the planet, right?
I had a little tear when you...
I did what I had to do. This is the show.
So what we did is we basically thought of it like a big pinata,
and inside we put layers of colour, right,
so that when you gave it that good crack
we'd get that beautiful shower of colour in every direction.
That's what it's all about.
That's the special sauce for this build.
You want to build it -
it's gotta stay together for the impact,
but then it's gotta break easy.
Correct.
If someone accidentally builds a very solid space station,
it'll backfire.
Maybe I don't push the bricks down together quite as hard.
Soft...soft touch. Soft touch.
(MAJESTIC MUSIC)
We definitely are super excited. We are so excited.
We got the best one, and everyone here is jealous of us.
I think we did. (LAUGHS)
To blow up LEGO with dynamite -
yes, this is what dreams are made of.
What we plan to do in this build
is we're gonna have, like, a mountain
and inside we've got gems, crystals.
Little Minifigs have come to explore it.
But little do they know
that this planet is about to explode.
So we have escape pods.
The mountain will blow up
and we're gonna have a couple blasting off
and a couple still on the ground.
Coming into this build
we really wanted to show off some more technical skills.
The next build is the first elimination,
and we definitely don't want to be the first ones to go.
It's hustle time.
This immunity...
We definitely have to win.
Check this out. This is pretty slick.
It's looking good, Matt.
How's it going, Lyn. Matty.
Now, I assume somewhere, guys, on you is the golden brick.
It's your immunity. That's right, tucked away.
It's tucked away there.
How good does it feel walking around with it all day?
That was me last episode. Yeah, that's right.
King of the world. Felt like walking on air.
So what did it save you from?
Oh, well... Being pranked?
..let's see if I'm still here final episode.
I think I will be. I hope I will be.
Nothing is guaranteed in TV.
You've lost the immunity now.
If Grant Denyer turns up next episode,
you'll know I should have held onto the golden brick.
Definitely feel that there are eyes on us because we won last challenge.
So we want to really try and pull something off
that's very impressive.
Hamish is going to power our construction
with a sled into a big wall and smash it.
Our story is we have a solar system
with a big sun that's going to go supernova
when it hits the wall at 100km/h.
Mama, she knows how to build a sphere, so that's what she's doing -
making our little planets that are going to get destroyed.
Working to my ability.
I am trying to build our big sun that's going to explode.
We're building the sun around sort of a soccer ball idea,
so we've got a lot of hexagons and pentagons
and they're all going to fit together
so that it creates this sphere.
It's a lot flimsier.
This is a difficult build.
We have to design it to be really strong.
We also have to design it to break easily.
We only get one shot at the wall.
Hopefully this is strong enough that it's not going to fall apart
as it's going down,
but it's definitely - this is very easily crushable.
More than I thought.
See, look at that. That's just weak as pee. That's what we want.
Yeah, that's what we need. Weak as pee.
As weak, but as good-looking as we could.
So we've gone along the lines of International Space Station,
along with a comet hitting the space station.
So it looks real, and then when you hit it,
that's when you get the colour show.
I'm thinking confetti, I'm thinking smooth tiles -
pack 'em in there.
I'm thinking AFL grand final,
I'm thinking tickertape.
It looks good from the outside
and when we hit it,
it just turns into a confetti party.
(ROCK MUSIC)
We're both from Perth, and we build drill rigs.
You happy? Yeah.
Alright, we're going west fast, mate.
And if we're not building drill rigs,
we build LEGO together, and we love it.
Ooh, look at that piece. That is just what I needed right there.
I normally build machinery and anything to do with machines.
I like building more old-school stuff.
(UPLIFTING MUSIC)
Little mediaeval village with the huts and the blacksmith
and the horses, and decorate the thing with flowers and thingies.
(MUSIC DISTORTS)
Yeah. (LAUGHS)
I got you a flower. There you go.
You got me a flower. Thanks.
Yeah, we've got different styles
but the joy of LEGO is it brings them together,
and that's going to help us win.
And I'm very competitive.
I'm more competitive.
Are you more competitive? More than you.
There needs to be the biggest explosion in LEGO history.
All this is going to come off this.
We're not used to doing these kind of things at work.
We're building stuff super strong.
It has to last for years, take lots of abuse,
and here we are trying to design something
that we know is going to be hit with a baseball bat.
Yeah, it's definitely challenging,
so we've gotta really take our time
and try not to use too much force on the build.
KALE: Have I measured that out right?
Yes, I have.
Boom!
Alrighty, guys, in a couple of seconds -
might as well call it now - you've got five hours.
Five hours to go.
You know how quick five hours can go.
A lot of good building going on,
but if you feel like you're faffing around,
I would say less faff.
Yeah, would have loved to think of a word
that rhymes with 'faff' but is the opposite of 'faff'.
That would have made that a great sentence.
Well, just less faff, basically.
Just try and reduce your faffing.
The division of labour - it's an interesting choice today.
Maddy is making the things that won't be broken,
so she's all about structural integrity.
Whereas I'm trying to make something
that's just gonna blow to bits.
I think with all our builds,
Jimmy and I really want to make sure we've got a really strong story.
So today for our moon drop,
we really want our story to come alive.
Our plan is to have a rocket.
It drops to the moon.
The rocket explodes, but hopefully,
after it's blown into light and colour,
we'll be there holding each other in one piece.
Hmm.
Maddy and Jimmy, hello. Hey.
You guys have a style - which I love, by the way.
Very colourful, bright and blocky,
and it's very you guys, and it matches you.
I think that's fantastic.
I'm sensing a 'but'.
There's definitely a 'but'.
It's a box.
You know, the theme's space,
but it's Nemo.
(SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC)
We are at a point in this build
where we're almost too far to change it,
and we've done so much work already.
But our build isn't good enough.
I do think we need to change...the shape.
To win this challenge today,
to be safe from an elimination in the next build would...
Oh, it would be a real lifesaver.
We can put this stuff on there too.
We just don't know what to do.
(MAKES MECHANICAL NOISES)
Coming up...
Oh, my gosh.
..out of this world builds...
When it gets hit by the bat, he's, like, going...
..'Bleugh!'
..that I shall personally destroy.
Boom time.
But is one team's build...
MILLER: Dude, if you fall over...
..gonna be destroyed...
G: No, no, no, no, no.
Ohhh!
..a little ahead of schedule?
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
Those two should fit in there.
MILLER: Oh, dude, this looks sick.
It LOOKED pretty sick.
CADE: Today's build is Blockbuster.
Space inspired with a twist - we're gonna blow stuff up.
Cade, are you feeling it with the tentacles?
Great. Thanks. (LAUGHS)
We're gonna build a giant alien that explodes.
But we know that Hamish is going to smash it with a bat,
so we think it just needs another element.
And I'm thinking a rocket inside its guts.
So that when it gets hit by the bat it, like,
flies through and shoots out of it, yeah?
Yep, yep, yep.
And he's like, going...
..and it falls apart.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Do that again. Bleugh!
(LAUGHS)
Alright, guys, as you continue to beaver away
making beautiful works of art
that I will personally destroy, you are halfway!
Ohhh! Halfway and have done this!
According to the clock on the wall that only I can read,
you are halfway to boom time.
Continue building.
We need to get cracking.
We need to hurry.
Two there.
Give me an idea and I will turn it into reality.
Today we get to build something and destroy it by moon drop.
This is right up my alley.
We're going a bit of a classic space vibe.
We are keeping that central idea of a luxury lunar hotel.
We want to have a nice lunar hotel there -
a serene moment that is suddenly shattered
when it falls onto the moon.
We're going to have a mosaic floor,
so I've just built these in loosely
so that when it hits,
it just goes boom, and you've got this shower of colour.
BILSY: We're gonna keep the top bit of the hotel open.
We need to make sure, when it smashes,
you want a lot of little bits and pieces to go everywhere.
The challenge being named 'Blockbuster'
is we want to bust some blocks.
Blocks busted. We really want to explode.
Yeah, yeah. We want to see some blocks annihilated.
Man, that is looking so good now.
Eh, pretty simple.
I'm actually in a really good mood today.
I've got my singing on, got my dancing on.
# Starting to get somethin' coming together. #
Everybody has a super skill.
This one's mine.
Kale, he was in the zone.
You know, if that's what he needs to do,
he can sing and dance all he wants.
Just a few song choices I wanted to...
You know, don't ruin my favourite artists.
(HUMS 'MARIO BROTHERS' THEME)
(HAMMERING CONTINUES)
You can just make a dance.
Maddy, do that again. Do it again.
(HAMMERS)
MADDY: It's hammer time.
# Stop - hammer time. #
Sweet. Alright.
They call that running!
(MAKES MECHANICAL NOISES)
Alrighty, Brickman, who's got your attention?
Who do you reckon's out the front?
Henry and Cade, right,
they're going for this crazy, insane
super colourful blobby monster, alright?
I know that that's going to go off like a firecracker.
So Hamish's got a nice target to hit,
so that should puncture through.
I'm feeling the pressure with theirs.
If I hit the base of that rocket and it comes through, it'll look great.
If I just take the alien's head off
and there's a rocket inside,
they're gonna sue me for $100,000.
They'll say that cost them the show.
I'm really loving what the girls are doing.
That whole purple moon with the blue.
Look at that big blue thing they've built.
That looks good.
It just looks spot-on, right?
You can tell that's on another planet.
And then you've gone the opposite, right.
Matt and Lyn - you know what?
I actually think they've maybe overthought it a little bit.
MATT: This is nuts. This is crazy.
In the previous build,
they had the most amazing technical structures and technical details.
They've done the same again here.
Just I reckon keep it simple, right?
You know, Gayan and Dinushi, it's a box.
It's like a building, right?
You know, is there enough story in that?
I'm not 100% sold yet.
I need to see the cool monster attacking it for it to make sense.
DINUSHI: I'm working on a space station.
Gayan's still working on the monster.
Yeah, I'm working on the monster still.
So, our story, there's a space monster
and it's infecting the planet.
The space man has set up an explosive to blow up the monster.
It's like the ending of a movie kind of a thing, you know?
You set the bomb, you fly off, and everything blows up.
I'm making the monster,
so it's going to have five mouth pieces coming together.
That's the thing that's attacking the building,
so that's what we are trying to blow up.
Very cool. But you've got to do it quickly.
I know, I know. Please.
Yes, I did want him to build it, but...
Oh, my gosh.
..not take the full seven hours to build it.
Like, you know.
And then...not that one.
My name's Dinushi. And I'm Gayan.
And we love LEGO.
We love LEGO so much
we started a food truck business to fund our addiction.
Can I get a chicken and a lamb? Chicken and a lamb.
Yeah. Can you do some chicken, please?
Yep.
Monday to Friday we go to work, and weekends we run the food truck.
Whatever free time we have we'll build LEGO.
Oh, you did not bring a LEGO set again.
You bring a... Yes, just in case we are not busy.
Yeah, right. I can build stuff.
It's a healthy addiction.
It's not drugs, it's plastic.
(BOTH LAUGH)
(UPLIFTING MUSIC)
It's more than a toy for us.
It's our passion.
It's going out of control, but I love it.
Are you close to finishing or not?
Another half an hour or so.
Brickman wasn't happy with our last build,
so I'm really getting into this detail,
how the whole skin looks like.
It's the main feature, so you have to spend a bit of time on it.
With this challenge,
we really had to step it up and show that we've got what it takes.
Hey, boys, how's it going?
Yeah, good. What's up?
Do you know what we're building?
Some kind of ugly monster.
Yeah. Yeah.
A giant, like, LEGO alien. Yeah.
Do you feel me? I feel you.
I'm feeling it.
What is it?
Octopus?
(LAUGHS)
Oh, Henry.
We've decided to go with Noah's Ark 2, essentially.
So we've got Noah.
He's going to be standing up top. Yes!
"I'm Russell Crowe, because I played Noah in the 2012 film 'Noah'."
Have you got two of every single available animal in the brick pit?
As much as we could find.
Completely sorted for cats,
hedgehogs, pigs, dalmatians,
chickens, lobsters and spiders.
And scorpions as well.
I think if Noah was here
he'd probably let you guys know, "Oh, on the original ark,
"I didn't put them all in the same cage
"because there would have been issues."
(SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC)
Alright, guys, you have one hour.
Ah! It is now code red.
(ALARM BLARES)
Which is a thing we all know
because this is the second episode, the second build.
No, not the red light!
One hour until I destroy your LEGO, no matter what.
My gosh. Oh, gosh!
There we go.
This is not how we would normally build with LEGO.
Ohh.
You're normally trying to keep it together.
Oh, dude.
And today we're trying to, like, make it just flimsy enough
so that it wouldn't fall apart.
Oh, god.
It's really hard. This is really hard.
Ahhh!
Son of a bitch. Ohhh.
Put these on. Oh.
(CRASH!)
Nice. Well done, Jordie.
It's gonna be spectacular. Stressful.
What are you doing, G?
It wasn't ready.
Oh, no. Where's the thing?
It must've fallen out. Did it fall out?
So today we've got the baseball bat
and we're building a space station with Halley's Comet coming in.
The frustrating thing for me and G
is, like, building it strong enough, but it will still break.
It's just too weak, man.
The structure's garbage.
OK.
I'm just going to walk away and sit there.
We've put over a kilo of LEGO inside it.
I mean, there's probably eight studs
holding together the whole thing.
Thinking, "Are we gonna pull this off?"
I mean, is it going to survive?
And basically G's thinking,
"Let's just walk away and leave it as is.
I could probably click another couple of solar panels on, G.
No, no, no, just leave it. Just leave it as is.
I'm thinking it doesn't... It's not finished yet.
I start clicking more bits on.
Dave, please, please, please, please, please.
If this thing goes, a lot of things goes with it.
Do we dare, G? What?
Add one in there.
Nah? No, no, no, no, no.
No.
I'm going.
I just step away.
I just step away and go into the brick room.
I'm not done but G just doesn't want to touch it.
I would rather go with that than with nothing.
I'm going to stick one of these on.
Do you reckon I can get some of these on?
My masterpiece is flimsy.
I don't think it's going to make it.
It will just disintegrate.
Completely. There will be nothing left of it.
GAYAN: What was I working on? Are you close to finishing or not?
Another half an hour or so.
We need to put the roof on. Yes.
He was enjoying the space worm too much.
He was so into it.
Ohhh.
"Oh, my god, are you done yet?"
(UP-BEAT MUSIC)
"Are you going to do anything else?"
Try and hurry up. Yeah, yeah.
It's going to be the centrepiece of our whole build,
so I'm going to take my time and make a proper space alien.
He took his time.
You've seen 'Stranger Things', yeah? Yeah.
It looks like the Demogorgon.
Oh, my god, it does too.
Alright, guys, you have got half an hour.
I don't want to single anyone out here,
but if I was Gayan, I would put that roof on.
(LAUGHTER)
We're definitely not naming names,
just picking a random name that I would always use,
and a random piece of a building.
But I would put the roof on.
Get the roof.
You right there? Yeah.
Today's build is Blockbuster.
It's space, it's smashing.
So our ark's just about to smash into the wall at 100km/h.
But I'm thinking about -
is it actually going to survive that initial jolt?
We're going to do a test. We're gonna do a test.
We're going to run very fast with it. (LAUGHS)
Dude, if you fall over, I swear...
That's why I just did both my shoelaces up.
Ooh, wow. It's heavy. Oh, man.
Ohhh, man.
I'm just thinking about how much time we've already spent
putting all of the pieces together,
all of the love that we've put into this build,
and then Jordie tripping over or something.
(GRUNTS)
I think that's good!
Alright, that's enough. It's good.
It's good.
Just put it down.
Miller had his doubts,
but I think we're all good to go on the slingshot.
Um, yay.
Um...yay.
Um...
..yay.
HENRY: Works well for what we're doing, really well.
Now we're really packing it.
I've decided I'm going to put a red tongue in his mouth.
You've decided? I've decided.
He's decided.
Like how you've decided to do a brain.
Yeah, that's fair. Yeah.
You get a brain, I get a tongue.
MATT: So we've almost finished the sun
and all the other plants for our solar system.
Hamish is going to power our construction with a sled
into a big wall and smash it.
Alright.
The most important thing on our build
is definitely the sun, making sure that it's really big and impressive.
So our big sun is going to -
if it will do it now and not break apart -
we're going to hang it on the front here.
It's definitely the thing that brings everything together.
Ohhh. LYN: No.
Far out.
The sun is just... it's just way too heavy
for all the rest of our construction,
and it's pulling it down.
We didn't factor that in
as we were building it.
(EXHALES HEAVILY)
Guys, the sun's going on the top? Yeah.
But we've just put some stuff to hold it down,
which probably won't do a very good job of holding it up from the front.
No, it won't.
Because it starts 10m from the wall,
and then it accelerates very, very fast.
Yeah.
I feel like I'm saying the obvious thing here,
but we want it to make it to the wall.
Do we? Yep.
Yeah, we do. We do.
We've gotta keep moving, mate.
I know deep down in my heart
that the sun is just too heavy for itself, really,
but that's the most important thing on our build.
We need to attach the sun any way that we can.
So it will sit there.
Whether it will stay there...
Have you got something to keep it there?
It's on.
It's messy, but it's on.
There's no way that's going to stay on there.
I mean, if you look at the sled that gets powered along,
I don't think it's going to get a metre down the launchpad.
You don't think it will hit the wall?
There's no way in hell it's ever going to hit the wall.
Look at it, look at it.
20 bucks.
20 LEGO bricks.
What about this - a LEGO kit of the other person's choice.
Oh, come on, there's $1,300 worth of Millennium Falcon there,
so let's not go there.
Alright, sub-$200 kit. Sub-$200. Done deal. Good luck.
Come on, Lyn and Matt!
I want the Aston Martin.
It's not...it's not terrible.
Yeah, that's the view I wanted.
Yeah, final moments.
I'm happy with our lunar hotel.
Plastic space people on their day off,
enjoying a little bit of music here.
We've got a little piano.
We are giving our passengers little escape pods.
These will launch out.
But there are 101 things I'd change if I had more time.
I'm seeing maybe a glass dome roof.
BILSY: I think we've ticked off what we wanted to.
We don't really have much time to go any more ambitious or crazy, so...
I think we might have time for that roof.
I'm pretty happy where it is.
We don't need a roof.
Brickman is looking for how it explodes.
We've done that.
We actually had a lot of hidden LEGO under the floorboards.
You know, you throw the roof on,
the roof will be covering everything.
Um...
I'm confident that we're going to get that same moment of impact.
We're gonna put a roof on.
The roof - that would complete the build.
If we're not still building when the buzzer goes,
we haven't gone hard enough.
Alright, guys, 10 minutes.
10 minutes, according to the wall clock.
I still see a roof that's not on.
But I'm hearing everything's going to be cool in the next 10 minutes.
Keep going.
OK, we need to speed it up. Oh, my gosh.
Do we risk it all, G?
Yeah, you risk it all.
G, I'm just going to keep packing it in there, man.
Dave, please, please, please.
Every little brick we're putting in there
we're thinking, "Is it just going to fall out?"
Come on, G, come help me fill this thing up.
If that thing goes...
And I could just see G turning red, and I could hear him breathing.
We can't really add anything, G, unless I add, like...
No, I don't dare. I don't dare, G.
Here we go. Do we dare, G?
We're coming down to the wire.
If you don't want to be in tomorrow's elimination,
you have one minute to go.
If you don't care about being in the elimination,
well, I guess you could go home.
But I would care about it, so one minute to go!
Run, run, run, run.
No, seriously, stop.
Stop, stop, stop, stop. Jordie, why?
Why not? Because I don't want it to break.
That there.
No, don't do that.
Whoa. Something just went. Hey?
Something just went in it, Mama.
OK, some of these ones at the back here just broke.
What are you doing?
Just the roof.
HAMISH: 13 seconds to go!
I'm just making up seconds to go here.
Eight, seven, six...
You've got to pull your hands off the bricks when it is the end.
Oh, Matt, I mean it!
Two, one!
Hands off. You've got to take your hands off.
Whoo!
LYN: Oh! Oh, Matty.
ALL: Ohhh.
MARIELLE: Oh, my god.
I just lost a bet with Brickman.
And also...tragedy.
Oh, no.
LYN: It's disappointing
having that happening right at the very end.
But we've done the best we can.
That's as much as we could do.
(OMINOUS MUSIC)
Matty.
Yeah.
Couple of bits of bad news. Didn't get it in slo-mo.
And Brickman was worried about the weight,
and he bet me that it wouldn't make it to the end
and I bet him it would, and I bet him a $200 kit of LEGO.
Well, we're sorry.
So the way I see it,
it's sort of probably, like, 100 bucks Lyn, 50 bucks you.
I'll chip in 50.
We're all sort of responsible for that disaster.
Sure thing.
Commiserations from all of us.
I'll grab that money off you later. Yeah.
After the break...
I am itching to swing.
With immunity on the line...
That's high.
..which deep space destruction...
Whoa!
..will just look the most awesome?
Well done.
(SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC)
CADE: We've been building for seven hours straight.
We made a crazy purple alien,
and we're about to smash it with a baseball bat.
HENRY: We think we've hit the brief really, really well.
We've got the story element, we've got the aesthetics.
I think our alien looks really cool,
and I think we've hit all the technical elements.
Now it just comes down to how it's going to look
at the moment of impact when it explodes in slow-motion.
Alright, alright, alright.
(WOLF-WHISTLING)
Thank you very much. Thank you.
Drink it in. Drink it in.
(LAUGHTER)
Don't drink it in that much, G.
Just have little sips.
Obviously I take smashing LEGO with a baseball bat
very, very seriously.
That is why I'm in my own personal Morphsuit
that I brought from home
to blend into the background of space.
Whilst this is a visual feast,
hopefully we've produced an even greater visual feast
with what I'm about to do to some of the builds.
And I think we should get things started
because I am itching to swing here.
I mean, I'm too excited.
Henry and Cade, can we have yours up first, fellas?
(CHEERING)
Let's do this.
(MAJESTIC MUSIC)
What I love, but I also feel a lot of pressure for,
is the rocket poking out the back.
That's the plan, right? That's the plan.
Yep. I'd really love to see that rocket fly out of its stomach.
That would be awesome. Alright.
He's also got a brain in there that should stay intact.
It looks amazing.
Let's hope it looks even better
when we send this space Grimace to space Grimace heaven.
Oh, my god.
Front and foremost in our mind is those few seconds of impact.
(EXHALES SHARPLY)
We want to see that rocket and that brain fly out.
(NERVOUS LAUGHTER)
Do you want me to give it any spin, or just a straight drive?
Just smash it. Just smash it.
No worries. Can do. At your service.
(EXCLAIMING)
Whoa!
MARIELLE: That's so cool.
Rocket coming through.
That's actually pretty awesome.
Rocket's got a bit stuck in traffic.
You can...
It's doing it, it's doing it!
You can see the rocket coming through.
The rocket stayed intact.
If anyone sees the brain, let us know.
Brain! There's the brain!
(APPLAUSE)
Yes!
Oh, my god.
Whoo-hoo!
Brickman, what was your take? BRICKMAN: I loved it.
I thought it was epic.
Your whole rocket thing didn't quite come off,
but Plan B - alien brain -
totally love alien brain.
Space bananas, guts, teeth -
the pinks and greens and stuff just looked like monster goo for me.
Love it. Great job. Awesome, fellas. Looked awesome.
Well done.
Whew!
I'm shitting myself. Me too.
(LAUGHTER)
G and Dave, I think I'll destroy your hard work next.
Bring it up.
Alright.
Today we've built a space station with Halley's Comet.
Let's take that off.
Gosh, it's so fragile.
There we go.
But we don't want to touch it.
It's just sitting on the stand wobbling,
and we know there's only eight pins holding it.
Alright.
Would you like...? Do you want to wheel it forward?
Would you like a few sticks of spaghetti?
We're not wheeling it.
If we wheel it, it will break.
I can't watch, I can't watch.
I'm not OK with this.
Oh, no.
Alright. The last click.
David is in charge of clipping the shuttle on.
Careful, careful, careful, careful.
G's in charge of saying 'careful'.
Both important jobs. They've got it!
They've got it. Alright.
(MAJESTIC MUSIC)
International space station
complete with defending force hanging off the side.
Yep. It's beautiful.
G, how do you feel about it? Are you happy with the build?
Yes. Now that's all that matters, though.
(LAUGHTER)
Glasses on, team.
OK. Good luck, guys.
Thank you. Thanks.
We've put over a kilo of LEGO inside it.
Yeah, it's ready to be a confetti party.
(EXHALES SHARPLY)
Go, space station. Go, space station.
(ALL EXCLAIM)
It was pretty cool. It was pretty cool. Very good.
Ooh. There's flames. There's flames, G.
Wow. Look at this.
I think the space shuttle doesn't just survive...
..the shuttle's gonna land!
Oh, it is landing!
Sick! Whoa.
It actually landed.
Guys, the actual space shuttle landing,
Elon Musk would have been so proud of that moment, right?
And the stuff still just tumbling like there was no gravity.
Classic science fiction TV moment right there.
Great stuff, guys. Well done.
That was awesome, guys. Well done.
Now we have the 4m moon drop.
That is high up. That's high.
Bilsy and Kale, the space hotel. Let's have a look.
KALE: What we've got here is this nice, serene happy lunar hotel
with a complete roof.
(MAJESTIC MUSIC)
What are we looking for?
What are the big bits we're looking for in this?
We wanted to create a Michael Bay-inspired
multiple directions of motion,
so hopefully as it comes crashing down,
the little mosaics on the floor start flying up at the same time.
And these pods hopefully get away. They should pop out.
I'm pretty confident we've nailed the brief.
When it smashes,
you want lots of little bits and pieces to go everywhere.
But looking at it right now,
the roof is actually covering a lot of the build.
I was very nervous.
Take me to the moon.
All good, guys. All good.
Champagne to table 4.
No worries.
(NERVOUS LAUGHTER)
Oh, god.
I mean, I guess I'm over it.
Houston, we are standing by to destroy this part of the hotel.
(ALL EXCLAIM)
I was looking down.
Yes!
That's supercool.
That's awesome.
I certainly don't feel like the life preservers helped.
Nobody got out.
Am I the only one here who felt like the moon
looked eerily like the real moon?
ALL: Yeah.
Maybe it was a conspiracy.
Brickman?
Guys, you used some really good techniques in that
but one thing brought you a little bit undone - the roof.
You had all these awesome mosaics.
They had nowhere to go.
They just sort of hit the top of the roof, and that was it.
They didn't launch or fly or any of that kind of stuff.
The roof just suffocated it.
The roof really let down the explosion,
the whole bust open of the LEGO.
It was like a blanket on a fire.
OK, Jimmy and Maddy, let's do it.
JIMMY: We just got married recently,
so we made a honeymoon rocket
that's going to crash on the moon,
but we've created two little astronaut versions of ourselves
that are embracing each other inside,
and hopefully they'll survive the crash.
Is the hope that it's going to hit, explode,
just peel like a delicate orange
and then the honeymooners stay together?
Hopefully they'll land face-up, facing the camera as well.
Yeah.
Alright, where did you guys go for your honeymoon?
Bali.
The space of the Asia-Pacific region.
(LAUGHTER)
As they say... Oh, my god.
The honeymoon...
That's OK.
..is over.
Whoa, crumble.
Yes.
And there you are.
We survived!
Ohhh!
We made it!
BRICKMAN: The use of all these little translucent pieces,
really, the camera loved it.
The lights really shined off it. Really love that kind of stuff.
It just didn't have that 'spacey' feel to me.
It was a bit too cartoony, for lack of a better term.
Yeah.
JIMMY: It's really disappointing.
We can make great spaceships,
but our brains have just been too much on this story.
OK, next boom time.
Kaitlyn and Marielle,
if you would like to approach your explosive rigged build.
Well done.
(MAJESTIC MUSIC)
MARIELLE: Our little Minifigs have come to explore
our distant planet with their rockets.
KAITLYN: But little do they know
that this planet is about to explode.
(LAUGHS)
It looks awesome.
The spaceships, I've got to say, they're beautifully made.
What's going to happen when yours blows up?
What do you hope?
We're hoping for our beautiful planet to open up.
Beautiful.
OK, and when it opens up
will feelings come out, or is there other stuff in there?
(LAUGHS) Maybe.
Some gems.
Crystals. Valuables, yeah.
We've just spent seven hours building our little planet.
Super excited about using dynamite.
We really want to stay out of elimination tomorrow,
so we're really hoping this is going to look amazing.
Hopefully.
Alright, here we go. Safety gear on.
Only if you think you need it. No, everyone has to.
Please all put it on for health and safety.
Now, probably I've got to also tell you to step back.
I shouldn't have got you putting earmuffs on before I said that,
but, yes, everyone step back.
Give it a bit of space.
HAMISH: Everyone step back. Give it a bit of space.
MARIELLE: We've just spent seven hours
building this planet,
and now it's time to blow it up.
KAITLYN: Blow it up.
We really hope to see all of the details
that we've have packed in there, from the weapons to the gems.
Do it!
Let's do it.
Oh! Oh! Oh!
(EXCLAIMING)
Obliterated!
Real...real solid rocket explosion.
Definitely enough explosives in there.
OK.
Awesome. BRICKMAN: Well done. Well done.
Awesome. That was awesome. How cool.
How do you guys feel?
Are you happy with the way it looked?
Yep. Yeah.
We couldn't have had it any other way, I reckon.
Nuh. You can't have it any other way.
This is, of all of them, this is a one-shot thing.
When we look at those spaceships, it actually really worked.
You got the right level of flimsiness, as it was.
Amazing. Well done.
Really good, guys. Awesome. Great job.
Thanks. Thank you!
It's time.
Gayan and Dinushi, please.
Approach to a safe distance.
(MAJESTIC MUSIC)
(MONSTER SHRIEKING SOUND EFFECT)
DINUSHI: Our story is the ending of a movie kind of a thing.
There's a space worm infecting the planet,
so the spaceman set the bomb to blow up the whole thing
to kill alien.
So we've got the spaceship on top.
Are you hoping, Dinushi,
is the idea that the pressure of the explosion launches the ship?
The whole idea is he sets up a bomb,
so as soon as the bomb hits,
we kind of want him to fly off and everything blows up.
Are you guys ready? Everyone got safety gear?
Let's go.
We want to blow the whole thing at once.
We will have different colours coming from different areas.
It's going to be, like, all carnage.
Oh, no!
(LAUGHTER)
Space worm! How did you do it, space worm?
The bad guy wins! It was an inside job!
Space worm was in on the explosion!
The bad guy wins. Oh, my god.
(GUFFAWS)
He didn't even lose a tooth.
I thought we'd be seeing teeth going everywhere.
Space worm's laughing at us!
(EXCLAIMING)
That's awesome. That is awesome.
That's so cool!
He does not move. Look at him.
Unbelievable. Gayan and Dinushi, well done.
That was so good.
For me, you guys in the last build,
I really was quite critical of your technical skills and ability.
You know what? Take that, Brickman.
You've made an indestructible space worm.
I'm sorry, defeated.
So, guys, the way you've constructed space worm, it's really worked.
That strength around the technique that you've used, love it.
Great stuff.
It shows that all the time I spent on it, you know,
on the structure and everything, it held together,
and I'm loving that it survived.
But look who made it?
Yes! Oh, yes!
Spaceship escaped.
The sequel! There's a sequel! Because the baddie survived, right?
What I love is he's going to get back to work
and they're going to go, "Did you kill space worm?"
And he's gonna go, "Yeah.
"I looked in the rear-view mirror - it was a huge explosion.
"Like, no-one survived that."
Guys, it's unreal, guys. That was wicked. That was great. Well done.
Great twist, guys. Well done.
Now, I feel like there's some more LEGO in here that's solid,
and I can't be having that.
Let's do the next one.
Lyn and Matty, it is time to destroy your solar system
with a sled that slams it into a wall at 100km/h.
LYN: It would have been nice if the sun had survived.
But we gave it our best
and sometimes things just don't happen like you dream.
(UPLIFTING MUSIC)
It isn't over yet.
Is the hope that the black hole at the front will remain at the end?
Yes, that's the idea.
So it will be a really good visual, just the black hole
and all the planets smashing into it at different intervals.
(EXCLAIMING)
Gee, that really takes off, doesn't it?
Whew.
We're about to find out what happens when you destroy a black hole.
(EXCLAIMING)
That looked wicked.
It's like a different angle. So pretty.
You destroyed it in the best way possible.
You got rid of the sun early, then they're all vulnerable,
and then you finished the job on the wall.
You pick off the strongest first. You do.
It's a classic move in prison,
and it works here with destroying solar systems too.
Brickman?
I think seeing that velocity of take-off,
the chances of your sun making that end wall
probably wasn't that high in the first place.
I love the concept.
I guess technically probably we didn't get there in the end.
Alright, Jordan and Miller.
Let's smash this. Come on.
MILLER: In our ark we have animals at the front,
we have living quarters in the middle with a pool,
some aquatic animals in there as well,
and then in the back we have fuel tanks and grenades
with lots of little industrial pieces.
Boys, I'm a big fan.
I assume it's Noah's descendent out the front here with the beard.
No space suit, but blessing from the big guy.
So who needs a space suit? That's the idea, at least.
Probably time to put your specs on, I reckon.
Do you want to see this happen? Yes.
I'm feeling super nervous.
I'm also thinking about - is that actually going to
survive that initial jolt,
getting up to 100km/h?
(ALL EXCLAIM)
Dude. Dude.
It obliterated.
It pancaked and went everywhere.
It was huge!
ALL: Whoa.
Yes!
(APPLAUSE)
Wow-ee!
Dude!
Couldn't have said it better myself, Jord-o. Dude.
Brickman?
Thoughts?
So choosing a bright colour like that is fantastic, right?
So you did yourself a big favour by going that bright colour.
And the way it just pancaked,
it disappeared into itself.
I thought that was really cool too.
The whole story and concept you've got was great.
Great stuff. Great job.
Good stuff. Good job. Love it.
Brickman gave us a lot of great feedback,
but we're both feeling pretty nervous.
We need that immunity from elimination next build.
KAITLYN: We don't want to be there. We don't want to get eliminated.
We definitely have to win.
We don't want to be the first ones to go.
I didn't feel panicked at this point. Classic TV trick.
I'm the host, so not nervous at all.
Just trying to build suspense.
(SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC)
Alrighty, guys.
Fun day, very fun day. Awesome fun.
But that's what probably makes this next bit a little harder to say.
Tomorrow we will lose the first team from this show.
Now, obviously nobody wants to be the first team eliminated.
What you really want is to be the winner of today,
because you'll be safe tomorrow.
And to find out who that's going to be,
Brickman, let's hear your thoughts.
BRICKMAN: The first team to step forward...
(SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC)
..is Henry and Cade.
Please come forward.
HENRY: I'm stoked.
CADE: I cannot believe it. It is awesome.
It is an awesome feeling to be recognised by Brickman again
for another amazing build.
And the other team that I'd like to call forward...
(SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC)
..Gayan and Dinushi.
(GASPS)
Well done.
(UPLIFTING MUSIC)
Space worm.
Henry and Cade, here you are again, hey?
Well done on your build.
A couple of things I loved - certainly the colour.
Purple's awesome.
There's not very many pieces in the purple colour in the LEGO palette.
That makes it extra special, so you ticked the technical box for me.
And when old slugger here flushed the bottom of that rocket...
..we had Grimace guts
all over the place.
Really loved it.
Well done, guys.
Thanks, Brickman. Thank you.
That looked phenomenal. It looked phenomenal.
Gayan and Dinushi, the explosion when it all went off together...
Even the little clock
and the little dynamites at the start,
I felt like I was watching a movie.
You ticked all three boxes -
technical ability, storytelling
and, boy, did it look amazing.
Awesomeness.
(UPLIFTING MUSIC)
And that's why you've won today.
(CHEERING)
It's a win for space worm!
DINUSHI: I couldn't believe it.
I'm like, "Are you sure they haven't made a mistake?"
Yeah, feeling on top of the world.
Well done.
Awesome.
Thank you, thank you.
Guys, how are you feeling?
Oh, it's amazing.
At the end it all came together, so really happy with the build.
Now you guys are standing strong
like a certain space worm we all know and love.
(LAUGHTER)
Yeah. Awesome, guys.
Cade and Henry, bridesmaids again.
But almost maids of honour, really.
You guys have just come that close.
We had so much fun with that build. That was a great challenge.
Just seeing stuff blow up.
And, Gayan and Dinushi,
obviously now you guys are safe tomorrow from elimination.
Tomorrow is going to be a lot of fun again.
We'll see you then.
Hit the showers! There goes the door.
Next time...
There's going to be a bunch of different items.
You've got to build the other half out of LEGO.
That's really cool.
In the first elimination, half an object -
a whole lot of creativity.
No-one's ever built like this before.
The only limit is your imagination.
Holy crudnugget!
Some teams will deliver their most amazing builds yet.
This is a unique opportunity.
I think you've surpassed expectations.
I'm absolutely stoked with it. Well done.
But for one team,
it will be their last build on LEGO Masters.