On February 5th, Lego enthusiasts are going to compete on Lego Masters and today Fox announced who will be hosting the competition show. It is Batman. As in Lego Batman aka Will Arnett. The plastic superhero had this to say about his new job, “It gives me piece of mind to be able to continue building my relationship with The LEGO Group.”
What exactly is the game show? It will bring imagination, design and creativity to life when teams of LEGO enthusiasts go head-to-head, with infinite possibilities and an unlimited supply of LEGO bricks. Teams of two will compete against each other in ambitious brick-building challenges to be crowned the country’s most talented amateur LEGO builders. In each episode, the competing pairs who impress the judges the most will progress to the next round, until the finale.
As someone who knows people who are addicted to Lego, I cannot wait to see what they do on the game show. It is incredible what they can do with those little plastic blocks that hurt to step on.
You know what would be awesome? Is if each week, the eliminated pair had to walk over a Lego carpet as they bid adieu.
BoJack Horseman has a had a good run on Netflix, but it is almost over. The streaming site announced today that the alcoholic acting horse is starring in his last season with them starting on October 25th. Since they don’t want to ruin your Halloween, you will have to wait until January 31st for the second part of his final season.
I enjoyed the first few seasons of the animated show, but it became way too depressing for me. I stopped watching because I have enough things to be depressed about. I don’t need a show to make me feel melancholy.
Before Will Arnett had a disastrous sex life as BoJack Horseman, he had a phenomenal one on Sex and the City. How sexy was the 28-year-old in that 1998 episode that lived up to the show’s title?
Before Will Arnett was starring on Arrested Development, he was arresting people on The Sopranos. I think he actually looks younger now than he did when he was 32 in that 2002 episode.
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Before Will Arnett was the voice of Batman for The Lego Movie, he was putting Manwich in his mouth. You can not help but to recognize the 17-year-old actor in 1987 by his distinctive smile.
