Lego Masters
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Pairs of players take part, and are given tasks to accomplish with the plastic bricks. Some tasks are surprises, the players can plan for others. Worst teams are out, best wins the series. | Pairs of players take part, and are given tasks to accomplish with the plastic bricks. Some tasks are surprises, the players can plan for others. Worst teams are out, best wins the series. | ||
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Revision as of 20:59, 28 August 2017
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Host
Melvin Odoom
Co-hosts
Matthew Ashton
Broadcast
Tuesday's Child for Channel 4, 24 August to 14 September 2017 (4 episodes in 1 series)
Synopsis
A series to find the most talented builders with Lego.
Pairs of players take part, and are given tasks to accomplish with the plastic bricks. Some tasks are surprises, the players can plan for others. Worst teams are out, best wins the series.
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Trivia
Matthew Ashton is a senior manager for the Lego group.
Episodes featured a guest judge - structural engineer Roma Agrawal, mechanical engineer Dr Shini Somara, Richard Osman, Bill Bailey, professional Lego artist Sean Kenney, Dara O'Briain
