History Series / LegoMasters

* OhCrap: Tyler and Amy have this reaction when they learn [[spoiler:they would have been eliminated in the ''Star Wars'' challenge if not for Will insisting that the top three teams compete]].

* BabiesEverAfter: Amy told Will during the show that she found out recently that she was pregnant and hoped to use the prize money on a down payment of a house and for the new baby.

* TookALevelInBadass: Sam and Jessica were close to elimination in the first two episodes, coming in at the bottom 2. After the 2nd episode, they refocused their efforts and won the "Cut in Half" build. After the 3rd episode, they have become one of the toughest teams to beat, coming in 2nd or winning builds, [[spoiler: and one of the teams in the finale. The judges confirm that they would have been in the top two if the finale had eliminated a team]]

* TechnicianVsPerformer: Mark and Boone are the technicians to Amy and Tyler's Performers in the droid challenge. [[spoiler:The judges pick Tyler and Amy for their droid having a vibrant personality and a clear story]].
* TookALevelInBadass: Sam and Jessica were close to elimination in the first two episodes, coming in at the bottom 2. After the 2nd episode, they refocused their efforts and won the "Cut in Half" build. After the 3rd episode, they have become one of the toughest teams to beat, coming in 2nd or winning builds, [[spoiler: and one of the teams in the finale.]]

* CommercialBreakCliffhanger: While not as abused as other shows, it still has some commercial breaks during critical parts of when the builds are being judged. Will even lampshades it.

* ItsTheJourneyThatCounts: When [[spoiler:Aaron and Christian are eliminated]], they say that being on the set was worth more than all the money in the world, being able to work with LEGO. This moves Will to tears.

* TheCameo: During some of the episodes, Will pauses the competition and a special guest will show up to talk with the builders. Sometimes playing up exaggerated versions of themselves. So far, these guests have been [[Creator/MayimBialik Mayim Bialik]], [[Creator/PhilLordAndChrisMiller Phil Lord & Christopher Miller]], [[Series/NailedIt Nicole Byer]], [[Creator/TerryCrews Terry Crews]], and the most well known [[StarWars Star Wars]] Droids: [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers C-3PO, R2-D2 & BB-8]].

* TrailersAlwaysSpoil: A few commercials have aired previews of the later episodes before the results were announced or episodes air, showing viewers who were eliminated. This showed up big when the 8th episode (Storybook Episode) showed previews of the 9th Episode (Star Wars) during the episode, which showed that [[spoiler:Aaron & Christian]] were eliminated.

* ItsTheJourneyThatCounts: When [[spoiler:Aaron and Christian are eliminated]], they say that being on the set was worth more than all the money in the world, being able to work with LEGOs. This moves Will to tears.

* CommercialBreakCliffhanger: While not as abused as other shows, it still has some commercial breaks during critical parts of when the builds are being judged.

* EpicFail: The first challenge is to make a theme park build with a moving ride. Manny and Nestor's rollercoaster fails halfway, Mark and Boone's ride gets stuck due to them jostling it and Sam and Jessica's bumper cars break apart while being judged.

* AchievementsInIgnorance: Tyler and Amy during the Super-Bridges episode said that they had never built a bridge before and didn't even know many of the physics involved with bridge building. So they decided to focus on trying to make the bridge look pretty and hopefully be in 2nd to last place. [[spoiler" Their bridge was one of two that hit the ''one thousand pounds'' mark, putting them in 2nd place. Even they were surprised by how well they did with outperforming Aaron & Christian, as Aaron is a engineer who has built bridges with Lego's before.]]

* AchievementsInIgnorance: Tyler and Amy during the Super-Bridges episode said that they had never built a bridge before and didn't even know many of the physics involved with bridge building. So they decided to focus on trying to make the bridge look pretty and hopefully be in 2nd to last place. Their bridge was one of two that hit the ''one thousand pounds'' mark, putting them in 2nd place. Even they were surprised by how well they did with outperforming Aaron & Christian, as Aaron is a engineer who has built bridges with Lego's before.

** What makes this more broken, the additional weights that were used after the 450 pounds were bags for the camera crew as they were just finding anything in the studio to use after that point.

The series follows teams consisting of two Lego-building competitors, tasked with building creations out of Lego pieces based on a given theme within a given time period. After the allotted time to build, the teams demonstrate their creations to host Will Arnett and Judges, Amy Corbett and Jamie Berard. The judges name the winning build and as well as the bottom two teams, explaining why teams were selected in this fashion. They then announce the losing team, who, with the exception of a few episodes, are eliminated from the competition. In addition to this judging, Amy and Jamie provide suggestions to the teams mid-way through the build. The first episode awards the team with the best design judged by the experts with the Golden Brick, which they can use on any other challenge, after the build period but before the judging, to automatically advance to the next challenge if they do not feel confident about their work. Once the team turns in the Golden Brick for immunity, it is then made available as the reward for a future challenge. Some winning teams will also get small prizes, like a trip to Lego Land. The season ends with a finale, which the top teams compete for a $100,000, a Lego Masters trophy, and the title of Lego Master.

The series follows teams consisting of two Lego-building competitors, tasked with building creations out of Lego pieces based on a given theme within a given time period. After the allotted time to build, the teams demonstrate their creations to host Will Arnett and Judges, Amy Corbett and Jamie Berard. The judges name the winning build and as well as the bottom two teams, explaining why teams were selected in this fashion. They then announce the losing team, who, with the exception of a few episodes, are eliminated from the competition. In addition to this judging, Amy and Jamie provide suggestions to the teams mid-way through the build. The first episode awards the team with the best design judged by the experts with the Golden Brick, which they can use on any other challenge, after the build period but before the judging, to automatically advance to the next challenge if they do not feel confident about their work. Once the team turns in the Golden Brick for immunity, it is then made available as the reward for a future challenge. Some winning teams will also get small prizes, like a trip to Lego Land. The season ends with finale, which top teams compete for a $100,000, a Lego Masters trophy, and the title of Lego Master.

The first season aired February 5, 2020 on Fox after ''Series/TheMaskedSinger''. The series is also available for streaming on Hulu.

The series follows teams consisting of two Lego-building competitors, tasked with building creations out of Lego pieces based on a given theme within a given time period. After the allotted time to build, the teams demonstrate their creations to host Will Arnett and Judges, Amy Corbett and Jamie Berard. The judges name the winning build and as well as the bottom two teams, explaining why teams were selected in this fashion. They then announce the losing team, who, with the exception of a few episodes, are eliminated from the competition. In addition to this judging, Amy and Jamie provide suggestions to the teams mid-way through the build. The first episode awarded the team with the best design judged by the experts with the Golden Brick, which they can use on any other challenge, after the build period but before the judging, to automatically advance to the next challenge if they do not feel confident about their work. Once they turn in the Golden Brick for immunity, it is then made available as the reward for a future challenge. The season ends in the finale, which top teams compete for a $100,000, a Lego Masters trophy, and the title of Lego Master.

The series follows teams consisting of two Lego-building competitors, tasked with building creations out of Lego pieces based on a given theme within a given time period. After the allotted time to build, the teams demonstrate their creations to host Will Arnett and Judges, Amy Corbett and Jamie Berard. The judges name the winning build and as well as the bottom two teams, explaining why teams were selected in this fashion. They then announce the losing team, who, with the exception of a few episodes, are eliminated from the competition. In addition to this judging, Amy and Jamie provide suggestions to the teams mid-way through the build. The first episode awarded the team with the best design judged by the experts with the Golden Brick, which they can use on any other challenge, after the build period but before the judging, to automatically advance to the next challenge if they do not feel confident about their work. Once they turn in the Golden Brick for immunity, it is then made available as the reward for a future challenge. The season will culminate in a finale, in which top teams compete for a $100,000, a Lego Masters trophy, and the title of Lego Master.

* CastTheExpert: Both Amy Corbett and Jamie Berard, the judges, have worked at Lego for many years before the series started. Amy Corbett is a senior design manager for the company while Jamie Berard oversees the Lego Creator Expert and Lego Architecture lines.

''Lego Masters'' is a competition RealityShow hosted by Creator/WillArnett with LEGO executives Amy Corbett and Jamie Berard serves as judges as teams of two create complex builds.

* EpicFail: The first challenge is to make a theme park build with a moving ride. Manny and Nestor's rollercoaster fails halfway, and Mark and Boone's ride gets stuck due to them jostling it.

* RealityShowGenreBlindness: Inverted and parodied; Will knows all of the tropes associated with reality competition shows and introduces them with aplomb.

* BrokeTheRatingsScale: The bridge building competition had about 450 pounds' worth of weights prepared. Two bridges ended up clocking in at ''one thousand pounds'' and Will says for safety reasons they can't add more weights.

* RealityEnsues: Invoked in the storybook episode where the kids come. Will clarifies they can't physically help with the bridges because it would break child labor laws.