The poor ratings of the last season of the show have sealed the program's fate: there will be no sixth season of the LEGO Masters show in France and Eric Antoine himself confirms this in an interview with Puremédias.

To justify the non-renewal of the program, the host mentioned in a jumble the high production cost of the show, the element of surprise which has faded over the seasons, the potential weariness of the public that the program would no longer make "dream" and obviously the audiences in decline this year with an average of barely more than a million viewers per episode.

The program has therefore lived in France while it still enjoys a certain success in the USA and is a hit in Australia. It is difficult to find one or more culprits for this slow descent of the French version to the bottom of the ratings grids: the casting, the broadcast period, the editing of the episodes, the not always obvious balance between reality TV and pure competition, everyone will have an opinion on the reasons for this decline in interest on the part of viewers for this program launched in France in 2020.

We can also say that all good things must come to an end and that it's better to stop the costs rather than end up as a low-end reboot on an obscure TNT channel with a concept that's been cut short due to a lack of resources and ambition. Five seasons is already very good for a program that tried, sometimes a little clumsily but with great resources, to put bricks in the spotlight in prime time.

As you probably already know, the production of the LEGO Masters show has been offering candidates and technical staff some merchandise since 2021, including two small LEGO sets with the official references 6386182 LEGO Masters Gift Set and 6386184 LEGO Masters GWP Cast & Crew (5007713).

These two boxes include the same inventory of 107 pieces but the color of the logo changes depending on the references.

The most common version, offered to many speakers and available in quantity on the secondary market, is the one with the yellow and red logo which allows to reproduce the logo of the show as it appears in all the countries where the show exists... except France. In our country, the logo is indeed red and blue.

The white and grey version of the LEGO Masters GWP Cast & Crew set 6386184 is rarer; it is generally only offered to contestants and the show's technical staff, and offers are not exactly flooding the secondary market.

The construction process is identical between the two products above, so you just need to change the color of the elements concerned to obtain the desired version. You will also need to do the same for the French version of the logo. To my knowledge, there is no set that "officially" reproduces the French version of the logo.

I've taken the time to scan the instruction booklet for LEGO Masters Gift set 6386182 , and I'm offering you the file to download so you can assemble it once you've gathered the pieces. The booklet is complete, including the product inventory page. The PDF file is 14 MB and has sufficient resolution for easy viewing. Click on the image below to download the file.

The suspense surrounding the new season of the French version of the LEGO Masters show has ended with the announcement of the broadcast schedule, the casting, and some information on the planned events.

On the participants' side, I can now reveal to you that we are in the game with Chloé alongside the seven other competing pairs:

As for the challenges, we know that Star Wars and Batman licenses are part of the program, as is the tallest tower challenge, which will take place at Le Bourget Airport. Another challenge will also take place outdoors in the aisles of the National Museum of Natural History. The (double) suspended brick challenge is back this year, and YouTubers McFly and Carlito will be on set for the occasion. Finally, the usual building destruction challenge is also on the program.

Eric Antoine is in charge of the competition, and this year's Brickmasters jury is composed of the indispensable LCP Georg Schmitt associated with the Paper Artist Fuchsia d'Enfer who brings an indispensable artistic touch to the technical considerations of the historical Brickmaster of the show.

Broadcast every Monday at 21:10 p.m. starting July 7, 2025, with the Extra Brique program hosted by Joan Faggianelli in the second part of the evening.

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( Press kit available from M6 )

The press conference to present the new season of LEGO Masters has taken place, and we learned that two licenses will be featured this year. We already knew from the teaser broadcast on M6 that the Star Wars universe would be highlighted in this fifth season of the French version of the concept, which has been adapted in many countries, but we now know via the show's official Instagram account that the DC license will also be present in the challenges created this year.

Those who watch the other versions of LEGO Masters know that these two universes have already been integrated into several international versions of the show, but the French version has so far stayed away from all licenses. So, in my opinion, this is good news for the show, as thematic events featuring Star Wars or Batman (DC) are generally very popular.

It is not yet known in what form these two licenses will be embodied in the events concerned, we can imagine challenges featuring different characters or constructions involving dioramas and/or ships and other diverse and varied emblematic vehicles.

Good news for fans of Joan Faggianelli, the star presenter of the Gulli channel: he will be hosting the late-night program, Extra Brique , during the broadcast of the fifth season of LEGO Masters on M6. This presenter, very popular with young audiences for many years, notably through the cult show In Ze Boite , needs no introduction.

For those who don't know yet, Extra Brique is a format that highlights the behind-the-scenes of the French version of the show with live reactions from the contestants, unaired clips as well as summaries of challenges contested during the international versions of the show.

Eric Antoine will remain in charge of the competition this year, but we can imagine that Joan's arrival on the additional second-part evening program is a real-life test to possibly consider seeing her take over the reins of the show next season.

The broadcast date for the fifth season of LEGO Masters is not yet confirmed, we are talking about summer and we can imagine that the show will take over the Wednesday evening slot left vacant following the finale of Top Chef which will be broadcast on July 2, 2025. We also do not know if M6 plans to ensure a compact broadcast over two weeks with two episodes per week or if the season will be spread over four weeks with one episode per week.

( Seen on Télé Loisirs )