

Where to Watch LEGO Masters (AU)
- CallumOctober 28, 2025⭐⭐⭐⭐ (out of 5) Lego Masters Australia – Bricks, brilliance, and the occasional beautiful disaster. “Lego Masters Australia” is a joy to watch — a colourful mix of creativity, competition, and sheer chaos. Contestants race against the clock to build mind-bending structures out of the world’s most iconic toy, and the results are often nothing short of spectacular. Half the fun, though, comes when gravity wins and the creations come crashing down. While it’s a genuinely entertaining watch, I’ll admit this is one of the rare cases where the American version edges ahead. The U.S. show feels sharper in both hosting and builds — bigger, bolder, and just that extra notch of polish. The Aussies, though, bring a warmth and humour that make their version easy to love, even if it’s a step behind in scale. It’s endlessly impressive seeing what can be done with a pile of plastic bricks and a ticking clock. Whether you’re a Lego veteran or just here for the accidental collapses, this show is equal parts art, tension, and gleeful nostalgia. When it all comes together, it’s architectural magic. When it doesn’t — well, that’s half the fun.
LEGO Masters (AU) Trivia
LEGO Masters (AU) has 7 seasons.
LEGO Masters (AU) has 85 episodes.
The key characters in LEGO Masters (AU) are Himself - Host (Hamish Blake), Himself - Judge (Ryan McNaught), Self (Sophie Monk).
LEGO Masters (AU) was directed by Michael Venables.
LEGO Masters (AU) was produced by Katrine Talks, Teresa O'Mara.
Each week, contestants are set tasks to build items out of LEGO in line with a designated theme and are judged on their results. Contestants are then eliminated from the competition on a knock out basis culminating in a winner.
LEGO Masters (AU) is rated TV-G.
LEGO Masters (AU) is a Reality, Family, Game Show show.
LEGO Masters (AU) has an audience rating of 8.6 out of 10.
LEGO Masters (AU) episodes are 66m long.
There is no information yet from the studio on if there will be another season.














