Common Sense Media Review
By Fernanda Camargo
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based on child development research. How do we rate?
Brand focus in spin-off reality competition for families.
Parents Need to Know
Why Age 9+?
Any Positive Content?
Where to Watch
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Lego Masters Jr.
What's the Story?
LEGO MASTERS JR. is a reality competition series featuring teams of kids, aged 9 and 14, competing for a cash prize by creating amazing LEGO builds. Hosted by Kelly Osbourne, the teams are mentored by celebrities like Andy Richter and Jordin Sparks. Each episode includes a themed challenge involving the creation of brand-specific sets while combining creativity, execution, and teamwork under time pressure.
Is It Any Good?
Smart, talented, and funny kids put their creativity to the test by building impressive LEGO sets. What's not to love? Lego Masters Jr. is the family-friendly competition Lego Masters wanted to be, featuring young contestants who truly make the show shine. Sure, the celebrity guests add some entertainment, but this really is a competition of kids for kids. Their builds may not be as complex as those in the adult version, but their excitement and innocence make up for it. Aspiring LEGO-builders and their families will enjoy seeing builds that finally seem achievable.
Talk to Your Kids About ...
Families can talk about what it takes to participate in a reality competition like Lego Masters Jr. What are some of the traits kids who participate in these shows must have?
What can you learn by watching the teams work together?
If you were a judge on this show, what would be your criteria for selecting a winner?
TV Details
- Premiere date : August 18, 2025
- Cast : Kelly Osbourne , Jordin Sparks , Andy Richter , Ravi Patel
- Networks : Fox , Hulu
- Genre : Game Shows
- Topics : Competition
- Character Strengths : Perseverance , Teamwork
- TV rating :
- Last updated : August 19, 2025
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