Where to Watch LEGO Masters (US, Canada, UK, Australia)

The US version of LEGO Masters airs on FOX. If you have a live TV package or antenna, you can catch new episodes as they broadcast. If you don't, Hulu carries next-day streaming of aired episodes, and in many markets it also streams FOX live. FOX.com and the FOX One app are the network's own streaming home for the show as well.

That covers the main options. There's no dedicated LEGO Masters app or standalone subscription. You're choosing between live FOX, Hulu, or FOX's own site and app.

I don't have a verified Canadian broadcaster or streaming partner for LEGO Masters US in the fact-checked sources I'm working from, so I'm not going to guess at a name here. If you're in Canada, your safest bet is checking your local streaming guide for FOX simulcast rights, since Canadian networks often pick up FOX programming under separate licensing deals that change season to season. I'd rather send you to check than hand you a channel name I can't back up.

Here's something that trips a lot of people up. LEGO Masters actually started as a UK show on Channel 4, and it's the format every other country's version is based on. But the UK version only ran two regular series, one in 2017 and one in 2018. There's been no new regular UK series since. Channel 4 has brought it back for one-off specials, including a Celebrity LEGO Masters special in December 2018 and a Christmas special hosted by Nish Kumar in December 2022.

One more difference worth knowing: the original UK format didn't pay out a cash prize the way the US and Australian versions do. Winning builds went on display at LEGOLAND instead.

The Australian version is its own long-running show, hosted by Hamish Blake with Ryan 'The Brickman' McNaught as the sole judge across every season. In Australia it airs on the Nine Network and streams on 9Now. It's currently up to seven full seasons plus an eighth, a four-episode special called Bricktacular that started airing July 5, 2026 and was still in progress as of this writing.

If you're in the US and want to watch the Australian version, it's available on Tubi for free with ads, and on Apple TV. It is not currently on Peacock or Hulu, those platforms carry the separate US FOX version, not the Australian one. Worth knowing if you go looking for it under the wrong service.

If you're searching for where to watch LEGO Masters season 6, the honest answer is that you can't yet, it hasn't aired. FOX renewed the US show for a sixth season back around the May 2025 upfronts, with Nick Cannon set to take over hosting from Will Arnett. But at FOX's 2026 upfronts, the network pushed season 6 to a midseason slot, with reporting pointing to an early 2027 target rather than a 2026 premiere. No exact premiere date, judge lineup, or episode count has been confirmed as of mid-2026.

One new wrinkle for season 6: it's set to include in-person audition episodes for the first time, filmed at LEGOLAND California Resort in Carlsbad. Once it does premiere, expect it on the same FOX and Hulu setup as prior seasons.