'Lego Masters' Episode 3: Judges send Corey and Travis home, but fans say the duo's piñata design was 'cool'
After building a space-themed masterpiece whose explosion had to impress judges, participants were expected to build the other half of an everyday object in the third episode. As always, the participants had to put their imagination and creativity to the best use and craft something impressive. While many of the resulting masterpieces were magnificent, some were not so lucky.
On the third episode of 'Lego Masters', Travis and Corey were sent home after being in the bottom two with Krystal and Annie. Their piñata idea didn't impress the judges as expected.
However, the duo found solid support in fans of the show. One fan wrote, "I'm a little surprised Corey and Travis got eliminated. Thought their build was somewhat better than the cos-players."'
Another tweeted, "Cant wait to see lego masters season 2 and watch corey and travis come back and beat everyones asses." Summing up their disappointment, a fan wrote, "Corey and Travis are eliminated their lego design was good but it wasn't enough for the judges."
"Noooo corey and travis are going home," a fan wrote.
"Awwwwwww..... C&T... The Pinata wasn't for you. A&K... Rather they got to do their first idea," a fan wrote.
It was a tough battle in this episode. Participants made a 'Rocktopus', while the team of Sam Hatmaker and Jessica Ragzy Ewud made a mermaid. Sam and Jessica were quite thankful as they were not in the bottom two in this episode. However, fans still haven't forgiven Sam for being harsh to Jessica for the past two episodes. One fan wrote, "This dude with the braid. Ummmmm no. Take a xanax or gtfo."
One fan pointed out that the judges criticized Aaron Newman and Christian Cowgill for their masterpiece and said they did not sculpt it, but neither did Tyler and Amy. "#LegoMasters so the critique for Aaron and Christian was they didn't build a sculpture. Yet Tyler and Amy didn't build a sculpture either. And you loved what Tyler and Amy did," quizzed a puzzled fan.
'Lego Masters' airs on Wednesday on Fox at 9 pm.