OK, someone has to say it: @LEGOMastersFOX is a good show, but the judges bullied Christian and Aaron into wasting their Golden Brick by unreasonably criticizing their strong builds week after week—all because they wanted the Brick back in circulation. That's BS, @LEGOMastersFOX. 
@LEGOMastersFOX PS/ There's a clear hierarchy on the show that the show's trying to hide with dodgy narrative. God bless Boone and Mark—but Flynn and Richard should've been finalists this week. @LEGOMastersFOX is trying to hide that Tyler and Amy and Flynn and Richard are far beyond their peers.
@LEGOMastersFOX PS2/ Reality competitions in their first season are particularly scared about the possibility they've mis-calibrated things—but based on the preview of next week's show, it seems @LEGOMastersFOX *may* have pushed from the show two of its strongest builders in Christian and Aaron.
@LEGOMastersFOX PS3/ Anyone who loves LEGO is going to be super annoyed seeing clearly inferior builds win because @LEGOMastersFOX needs to hide that—barring a miracle—either Tyler and Amy or Flynn and Richard are going to win. Both those teams are *unbelievably* good at working in this medium.
@LEGOMastersFOX PS4/ All that said, the "Movie Genres" challenge was poorly designed. Manny and Nestor literally didn't know what "Fantasy" meant in a movie context—and it cost them—while Krystle and Amie understandably thought a Mystery diorama could have "hidden" elements as part of its story.
@LEGOMastersFOX PS5/ I mean—for God's sake—Christian and Aaron got criticized for the build below, which is a literal thing of beauty. I mean, *what*? That thing is an artwork. And the judges' critique was *the Kraken wasn't big enough*? *That's* the critique? Oh, please!
