Lego Masters (Australian TV series) season 1

*Lego Masters*
Lego Masters
Season 1
Hosted by	Hamish Blake
Judges	Ryan "The Brickman" McNaught
No. of teams	8
Winner	Henry & Cade
Runner-up	David & Gerhard
Location	Melbourne, Australia
No. of episodes	9
Release
Original network	Nine Network
Original release	28 April –; 14 May 2019
Season chronology
	Next →; Season 2

Last updated April 12, 2024

The first season of Australian reality television series Lego Masters premiered on the Nine Network on 28 April 2019.^[1] Hamish Blake was announced as host and Ryan "The Brickman" McNaught was announced as Judge.

Production

Auditions for the series opened in June 2018, however no network had commissioned it at that time, filming would take place between October and December.^[2] The series was commissioned in July 2018 by the Nine Network,^[3]^[4] The series was officially confirmed at Nine's Upfronts in October 2018, also announcing the series will be hosted Hamish Blake.^[5]^[6]

The season was sponsored by Lego, Honda, Kmart and the a2 Milk Company.^[7]

Teams

Team	Ages	Relationship	Status
Henry & Cade	37 & 35	"Team Dad"	Winners
David & G (Gerhard)	32 & 52	Workmates	Runners-up
Jordan & Miller	19 & 19	Childhood Best Friends	Third Place
Bilsy (Adam) & Kale	34 & 41	Lego Enthusiasts	Eliminated (Challenge 8)
Jimmy & Maddy	36 & 29	Married	Eliminated (Challenge 7)
Matt & Lyn	17 & 71	Grandson & Grandmother	Eliminated (Challenge 6)
Dinushi & Gayan	34 & 36	Best friends	Eliminated (Challenge 4)
Marielle & Kaitlyn	28 & 20	Design Gurus	Eliminated (Challenge 3)

Elimination history

Teams' progress through the competition
Team	Challenge
Team	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	GF
Henry & Cade	Second Place	Second Place	Won	Second Place	Safe	Won	Immunity	Tied First Place	Winners
David & G	Safe	Safe	Second Place	Safe	Won	Immunity	Second Place	Tied First Place	Second Place
Jordan & Miller	Safe	Safe	Safe	Safe	Second Place	Fourth Place	Won	Third Place	Third Place
Bilsy (Adam) & Kale	Safe	Safe	Safe	Fifth Place	Safe	Safe	Third Place	Eliminated
Jimmy & Maddy	Safe	Safe	Tied Sixth Place	Won	Safe	Safe	Eliminated
Matt & Lyn	Won	Safe	Tied Sixth Place	Immunity¹	Safe	Eliminated
Dinushi & Gayan	Safe	Won	Immunity	Eliminated
Marielle & Kaitlyn	Safe	Safe	Eliminated

Table key
Immunity	Team is immune and safe from elimination
Won	Team won a challenge
Second-Seventh Place	Team came 2nd-7th place in the top two or the bottom two chosen by Brickman
Safe	Team was safe from elimination after passing a challenge/round
Eliminated	Team was eliminated from the competition

Notes

* ^1 Matt and Lynn played the golden brick that they won in episode 1. Therefore, they were safe from elimination.

Series Details

Challenge 1

Airdate - 28 April 2019
Challenge: "Mega Cities" - Each of the eight teams had to create a city block (to connect to an already built city) in 15 hours, then they were tasked with an additional 3 hours to show their building under attack.
Advantage - The winner of the challenge received "The Golden Brick", which they can use to keep them safe from a future Elimination Challenge.

Team	Lego Design	Result
Matt & Lyn	Blue Building - Under Attack by Dragon	Advantage
Jimmy & Maddy	Megatown under Attack - City Defended by large Lego Maddy²	Safe
David & G	Cathedral - Under Attack by Bombing	Safe
Henry & Cade	Peter-Pan Modernised Treehouse - Under Attack by Captain Hook and his crew	Safe
Jordan & Miller	A "Journey Through Time" Town Hall - Under Attack by UFO	Safe
Bilsy (Adam) & Kale	Tall Urban Building - Under Attack by Aliens	Safe
Marielle & Kaitlyn	Art Gallery - Under Attack by Agents of Darkness	Safe
Dinushi & Gayan	"Life After Work" City - Under attack by Asteroids	Safe

Notes

* ^2 As Jimmy & Maddy's design was already under attack, they were tasked to make the city's defence.

Challenge 2

Airdate - 29 April 2019
Challenge: "Blockbuster" - Each of the eight teams had 7 hours to create a space themed design, after which would be destroyed in 1 of 4 types of ways. The challenge winner received immunity.

Team	Lego Design	Result
Dinushi & Gayan	Space Colony Destruction - Explosives	Challenge Winners
Jimmy & Maddy	Honeymoon Rocket - 4 Metre Moon Drop	Safe
David & G	Space Station - Baseball Bat	Safe
Henry & Cade	Giant Purple Alien - Baseball Bat	Safe
Jordan & Miller	Space-Themed Noah's Ark - 100 km/h track	Safe
Bilsy (Adam) & Kale	Space Hotel - 4 Metre Moon Drop	Safe
Marielle & Kaitlyn	Moon Mine - Explosives	Safe
Matt & Lyn	Solar System - 100 km/h track	Safe

Challenge 3

Airdate - 30 April 2019
Challenge: "Cut in Half" - Each of the teams had 10 hours to build a second half of an object that had been cut in half. The team with the weakest design was eliminated.

Team	Lego Design	Result
Dinushi & Gayan	N/A	Immunity
Henry & Cade	Original Half: Violin Designed Half: Cyberpunk Lady Playing Violin	Challenge Winners
Jimmy & Maddy	Original Half: Mannequin Designed Half: Imaginative Lego Mannequin	Safe
David & G	Original Half: Projector Designed Half: WWII Dogfight	Safe
Jordan & Miller	Original Half: Typewriter Designed Half: Fairy-tale Book	Safe
Bilsy (Adam) & Kale	Original Half: Rear Half of Bicycle Designed Half: Unicorn Bike	Safe
Matt & Lyn	Original Half: Blender Designed Half: Kitchen Catastrophe	Safe
Marielle & Kaitlyn	Original Half: TV Designed Half: Underwater Discarded TV	Eliminated

Challenge 4

Airdate - 5 May 2019
Advantage Challenge: "Break and Make" - Teams were given 4 hours to take a pre-constructed parrot apart and build something new with all 1,600 pieces. The winner of the challenge received an advantage of an extra hour for the elimination challenge.
Elimination Challenge: "Apartment" - The Teams were given 11 hours to create an apartment complex with three flights of floors. The team with the weakest design was eliminated.

Team	Lego Design	Result
Advantage Challenge - "Break and Make"
Bilsy (Adam) & Kale	Band Playing on Stage	Advantage
Matt & Lyn	Robot Fighting a Kangaroo	Through to Elimination Challenge
Dinushi & Gayan	Theme Park
Jimmy & Maddy	Motorbike Rider at Duck Crossing
David & G	Engagement in a Park
Henry & Cade	Boxing Match Video Game
Jordan & Miller	Pirate Ship
Elimination Challenge - "Apartment"
Matt & Lyn	N/A	Immunity
Jimmy & Maddy	Haunted House	Challenge Winners
David & G	Honeymoon Apartment	Safe
Henry & Cade	Space Station Themed Apartment	Safe
Jordan & Miller	Fraternity House Party	Safe
Bilsy (Adam) & Kale	Childhood Dream Apartment	Safe
Dinushi & Gayan	Diner/Domestic Apartment	Eliminated

Challenge 5

Airdate - 6 May 2019
Challenge: "Bridge" - Teams had 10 hours to build a 2 metre Lego bridge that could support itself and additional weights of 8 kg; tiebreaker winners would be determined by aesthetic. The winners won advantage of immunity from the next elimination challenge.

Team	Lego Design	Result
David & G	Bridge weight before breaking: 88 kg	Advantage
Matt & Lyn	Bridge weight before breaking: 34 kg	Safe
Jimmy & Maddy	Bridge weight before breaking: 34 kg	Safe
Henry & Cade	Bridge weight before breaking: 58 kg	Safe
Jordan & Miller	Bridge weight before breaking: 88 kg	Safe
Bilsy (Adam) & Kale	Bridge weight before breaking: 24 kg	Safe

Challenge 6

Airdate - 7 May 2019
Challenge: "Evil Lair" - The teams had 13 hours to build an Evil Villain's Lair, complete with a getaway vehicle and a lair containing booby traps, an escape path and a "Mega Weapon". The team with the weakest design was eliminated.

Team	Lego Design	Result
David & G	N/A	Immunity
Henry & Cade	Evil Bee Girl Lair	Challenge Winners
Jimmy & Maddy	Evil Cactus Girl Lair	Safe
Jordan & Miller	Evil Genie Lair	Safe
Bilsy (Adam) & Kale	Evil Robot Lair	Safe
Matt & Lyn	Evil Leprechaun Lair	Eliminated

Challenge 7

Airdate - 12 May 2019
Advantage Challenge: "Delorean" - The teams had to build an exact replica of The DeLorean from Back to the Future , with the team who designed it the most accurately winning immunity from the Elimination Challenge.
Elimination Challenge: "Classic Movie Scene" - Contestants had 10 hours to create an iconic scene from a movie of their choice. The team with the weakest design would be eliminated.

Team	Lego Design	Result
Advantage Challenge - “Delorean”
Henry & Cade	Lego Design of the Delorean from Back to the Future	Advantage
David & G		Through to Elimination Challenge
Jimmy & Maddy
Jordan & Miller
Bilsy (Adam) & Kale
Elimination Challenge - “Classic Movie Scene”
Henry & Cade	N/A	Immunity
Jordan & Miller	Movie: King Kong Scene: Climbing the Empire State Building	Challenge Winners
David & G	Movie: Jaws Scene: Attacking the Boat	Safe
Bilsy (Adam) & Kale	Movie: Titanic Scene: Rose & Jack's "I'm Flying" Scene	Safe
Jimmy & Maddy	Movie: The Exorcist Scene: Head Spinning Scene	Eliminated

Challenge 8

Airdate - 13 May 2019
Challenge: "Time Train" - The four remaining teams had 16 hours to build a world based on four different eras – The Future, Prehistoric, Medieval, the Wild West, as a train travelled effortlessly through each of the builds. The team with weakest design was eliminated.

Team	Lego Design	Result
David & G	Future Time Train	Through to Grand Final
Henry & Cade	Wild West Time Train
Jordan & Miller	Medieval Time Train
Bilsy (Adam) & Kale	Prehistoric Time Train	Eliminated

Grand Final

Airdate - 14 May 2019
Grand Final Challenge - Over 28 hours, remaining contestants were tasked with building something of their own choice; yet still needing to adhere to the criteria of technical skills, story-telling elements and overall aesthetic. The Team with the most votes would win the competition and receive $100,000 AUD.
Voting & Judgment - Assisting Brickman in judging was Senior Design Manager at LEGO, Fenella Charity.^[8] The 250 members of the public, as well as past contestants, were also going to be judging, assigning their Black Bricks (worth 1 vote) to whichever model they liked most. Completing the vote, Brickman and Fenella were each given a Golden Brick worth 50 votes.

Team	Lego Design	Result
Henry & Cade	Poseidon Themed Build - Poseidon protecting a boat full of warriors from being attacked by a serpent	Winners
David & G	Theme Park Build - attractions include Rollercoaster, Ferris Wheel, Big Drop & Go Kart Track	Runners-up
Jordan & Miller	Spaceship Themed Build - Mothership being robbed by Space Pirates while space crew fight with to protect	Third Place

Ratings

No.	Title	Air date	Timeslot	Overnight ratings		Consolidated ratings		Total viewers	Ref(s)
No.	Title	Air date	Timeslot	Viewers	Rank	Viewers	Rank	Total viewers	Ref(s)
1	Challenge 1	28 April 2019	Sunday 7:00pm	1,377,000	1	159,000	1	1,536,000	^[9]^[10]
2	Challenge 2	29 April 2019	Monday 7:30pm	1,053,000	1	197,000	1	1,250,000	^[11]^[12]
3	Challenge 3	30 April 2019	Tuesday 7:30pm	1,022,000	3	155,000	1	1,177,000	^[13]^[14]
4	Challenge 4	5 May 2019	Sunday 7:00pm	1,091,000	2	137,000	1	1,228,000	^[15]^[16]
5	Challenge 5	6 May 2019	Monday 7:30pm	1,022,000	3	203,000	1	1,225,000	^[17]^[18]
6	Challenge 6	7 May 2019	Tuesday 7:30pm	1,068,000	1	200,000	1	1,268,000	^[19]^[20]
7	Challenge 7	12 May 2019	Sunday 7:00pm	1,126,000	1	140,000	1	1,266,000	^[21]^[22]
8	Challenge 8	13 May 2019	Monday 7:30pm	1,075,000	2	196,000	1	1,271,000	^[23]^[24]
9	Grand Final Winners Announced	14 May 2019	Tuesday 7:30pm Tuesday 9:00pm	1,249,000 1,493,000	2 1	202,000 241,000	2 1	1,451,000 1,734,000	^[25]^[26]

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[2] Knox, David (21 June 2018). "Auditions: LEGO Masters". TV Tonight. Retrieved 16 April 2019.

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[7] Mcdonnell, Josh (24 April 2019). "Nine reveals sponsors for debut season of Lego Masters". Adnews. Retrieved 26 April 2019.

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