World's most autistic show has been made - Legos anyone?

[Quijibo69]

More signs of Clown World.

 

[RumblyTumbly]

I feel like this would be better suited for Nickelodeon with kids in the competition.

 

[Harnessed Carcass]

Holy shit, they added minecraft blocks to game shakers? Hype!

 

[HollaGemini]

I cant remember who said it, it might have been Jim
"You can really smell the marketing team behind that one"

 

[CivilianOfTheFandomWars]

Maybe I am autistic, because I'd watch a Lego competition.
Like Forged in Fire or shows like that but for Legos.
I'm down with that.

 

[HeyYou]

I've seen much worse. In fact, I'm surprised this show didn't exist already. Plus, I like Will Arnett. Might be worth it to see what stupid shit people come up with.

 

[Tim Buckley]

Hey killjoy, can't you just let autists enjoy autisitc shit?

 

[MarvinTheParanoidAndroid]

We are well, truly, completely and utterly out of new ideas for anything.

 

[wtfNeedSignUp]

I have a feeling this was the talk around the show in the executives office:
> Hey, I have a great idea for a show. Let's give contestants an unlimited amount of legos and have them compete in making interesting constructs.
> That sounds like a good idea for a kids show.
> Kids?

 

[The Crow]

What if CWC became a contestant on this show?

 

[HeyItsHarveyMacClout]

These are not men, these are boys

 

[Pixy]

This show will do incredibly well and be a successful investment for FOX.

Australia had its first season of LEGO Masters last year, and it did incredibly well ratings-wise, in contrast to the rest of Nine's television lineup. It draws in both adult and child audiences.

Lego Masters helps Nine to narrow weekly ratings win

Nine’s surprise hit Lego Masters helped the network top the week for primary channel share in a close battle with Seven.The Hamish Blake-hosted contest, in which teams battle to build the best project, was the most-watched show of the week, with an average of 1.481m viewers tuning in to watch...

mumbrella.com.au

I would assume the Americans saw the Australian show's success and decided it would be just as successful in the US.

 

[Nanook Rubs It]

You can tell how autistic it is, because I've seen more than one people in this thread talk about it being a good idea.

 

[Jewelsmakerguy]

This show will do incredibly well and be a successful investment for FOX.

Australia had its first season of LEGO Masters last year, and it did incredibly well ratings-wise, in contrast to the rest of Nine's television lineup. It draws in both adult and child audiences.

Lego Masters helps Nine to narrow weekly ratings win

Nine’s surprise hit Lego Masters helped the network top the week for primary channel share in a close battle with Seven.The Hamish Blake-hosted contest, in which teams battle to build the best project, was the most-watched show of the week, with an average of 1.481m viewers tuning in to watch...

mumbrella.com.au

I would assume the Americans saw the Australian show's success and decided it would be just as successful in the US.

So just like their attempt to bring Hole In The Wall over to the US then.

 

[mr.moon1488]

 

[Rei is shit]

Any form of modelling reaches heights of autism lego fags can't even begin to fathom. Oh, you stick plastic blocks together to make some real world thing? How about using sheets of plastic to make a model 100% from scratch, all while using actual blueprints and starting internet slapfights over the shade of grey a particular paint is.

Scratch-Built 1/32 Breguet 941S | Large Scale Planes

Large Scale Planes, the home of large scale aircraft modeling.

www.largescaleplanes.com

Lego is just manchild autism.

 

[Azshara]

Saw this a few weeks ago after my autistic self bought things from the Lego store. I'd watch it, I like shows that let people be creative.

 

[NyQuilninja]

Idaho Public Television Specials | All Aboard: A Northwest Rail Journey

Travel through the northwest on lines once closed to passenger service.

www.pbs.org

Public television has you beat on dat
Nothing says Autism like train enthusiasm

 

[Midlife Sperglord]

I would rather watch a competition to see which of these men would last the longest walking barefoot over mountains of loose Legos.