Dragons, dinosaurs, superheroes and a very beloved blue heeler… Lego Masters season eight is going places no season has dared to go before.
The 2025 TV WEEK Logie winner for Best Competition Reality Program is back with a four-part special event series, dubbed Bricktacular, in which each episode is built around one of the biggest entertainment universes on the planet: Lord of the Rings; Jurassic World; DC Heroes; Bluey…
“When I was a kid, growing up, the Jurassic movie would be on and that was an absolute favourite,” Ryan ‘the Brickman’ McNaught, tells TV WEEK. “Each particular theme is going to appeal to some more than others, because it’s their childhood favourite.”
Returning with Ryan to host the series and oversee the magic and mayhem are Gold Logie winner Hamish Blake and Love Island host Sophie Monk.
“We have a blast on set,” Ryan says with a grin. “We don’t think of it as work. We’re surrounded by such creative people – their energy rubs off on us.”
Twelve of the most celebrated champions from across the entire Lego Masters franchise – Australian and international – will go head-to-head in four powerhouse trios for one final shot at the title, $100,000 in prize money and global bragging rights.
Which team will steal the show?
Jackson, Alex T & Fleur
Season two winners Jackson and Alex T are back. Since their win, the pair have taken their immersive ‘Relics’ exhibition on tour across the country. They’re teaming up into a trio with season three fan-favourite Fleur, who is no stranger to the bricks.
Max, Michelle & Jordy
Max was the youngest competitor ever to take part in the Australian show. Michelle made history in Lego Masters Australia vs The World as part of the first-ever all-female winning team. And Jordy? He’s popped up across every season for a laugh – but, this time, he means business.
Gabby, Oskari & Aura
Finnish duo Oskari and Aura won Lego Masters Finland before bringing their creative synergy to Grand Masters of the Galaxy. Now they’re teaming up with Gabby – a four-time Australian competitor and fan favourite known for her bold colour themes and dynamic storytelling. This is the triple threat to beat.
Trent, Alex G & Felix
Trent is one of Lego Masters’ most beloved competitors – he’s three seasons in and has twice finished heartbreakingly close to victory. Alex G holds the record for the most hours spent building on set: 475 and counting. Now they’re joined by Felix, the reigning Lego Masters Germany champion.
Lego Masters premieres Sunday July 5 at 7pm on the Nine Network and 9Now.
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