Ep 3. Make And Shake
- TVPG
- June 15, 2021
- 43 min
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In Lego Masters season 2 episode 3, titled "Make and Shake," the remaining teams are challenged to create an earthquake-resistant tower. The episode begins with the announcement of the challenge by host Will Arnett, who explains that the structures the teams create will be tested on a shake table. The teams are given four hours to complete their designs, and tensions run high as each team strives to create a tower that will withstand the "earthquake".
The teams have to work together, but also need to think creatively and strategically to build a tower that will be strong enough to survive the "earthquake". Everyone is feeling the pressure as they strive to come up with the best design that will keep their tower from collapsing.
As the teams work, the judges, consisting of Lego designers Amy Corbett and Jamie Berard, take notes and offer feedback on each of the teams' designs. They are looking for towers that not only look great but also have structural integrity and can withstand the shaking of the table.
The teams all have unique approaches to the challenge. Some focus on building up their towers with wide foundations, while others create a design that allows for flexibility. The show also features some drama between teammates, as some struggle to work together effectively and tensions rise.
Finally, the time runs out and the towers are put to the test. Each team watches anxiously as their tower is subjected to shaking on the table. Some towers hold up well and others do not fare as well. The judges assess the integrity of each tower and weigh in on its design. The teams are all eager to hear who will be named the winner of the challenge.
In the end, only one team is named the winner of the challenge, and the losing team is sent home. The remaining teams are left to continue on to the next challenge, knowing that the competition is only going to get tougher. "Make and Shake" is an exciting and nail-biting episode that showcases creativity, ingenuity, and teamwork. It’s a must-watch for any Lego enthusiast.
