"Six hours of work gone up in smoke": it is with this extract from Lego Masters that M6 intends to pique our interest. And no matter how much we laughed at the concept of the new TV program, that's it, we believe in it more than ever.
On Wednesday 23 December 2020, M6 will broadcast its brand new show: Lego Masters. Like Top chef, which has become THE treat for those who love Jerusalem artichokes and other full-bodied juices, the show should delight fans of Lego constructions that are completely what the fuck. But not only that, contrary to what we believed the first time we heard about this concept based on small colored bricks for children.
How did M6 convince us? Quite simply, by revealing a few minutes of Lego Masters. And what minutes … Suspense, drama, tension between the candidates: everything is there.
Lego Masters, what is it?
After seeing this sequence worthy of the TV Guiness Book, alongside Michel Drucker's sofa and Pascal Praud's demonic howls, we wanted to know more about Lego Masters. Originally, the show originated in England, and its concept was simple: eight teams of two candidates must compete against each other by creating spectacular Lego brick constructions. The extract from Lego Masters French version, which will be broadcast from Wednesday, December 23, 2020, promises adventures that only fans of construction games know.
Why we want to watch the Lego Masters show
Would we go too far in asserting that Lego Masters is the new Top chef ? First, because it was necessary to replace Koh Lanta, which has just ended. Then, because this new M6 show has everything to make us vibrate in front of our small screen. Yes, at first glance, Lego constructions seem reserved for geeks (which we don't judge, because everyone has their own obsessions. We for example, are Baby Yoda's soft toys). But the method that made the success of Top chef makes Lego Master absolutely fascinating: dramas that are apparently absurd (will the puffed sugar swell? Will the Legoes fall?) are presented on typical musical backgrounds Pirates of the Caribbean, and that, we buy direct.
Even better, Lego Masters, like Top chef, calls on the creativity of its candidates. Their artistic talents can only be contagious, and as the pandemic does not seem to want to end, it may well be that it ends up being reconfigured, building Operas in Paris or bridges in Avignon. kneeling on the living room rug. Bonus: the chick extract (yes, it's now its name), highlights a disabled candidate, whose dexterity seems limitless. We welcome this initiative, which standardizes the participation of a disabled person in a general public program. For all these reasons, we are not afraid to say it: Lego Masters will break bricks.