No One Knows LEGO Better Than the 'LEGO Masters' Judges

Last season's No. 1 new show, LEGO Masters, is back on FOX, and everyone's inner child is thrilled to see the contestants respond to each episode's design challenges with their bright and ambitious builds.

Season 3 is back after a slight delay with even more incredible challenges. But who are the judges putting the "masters" in LEGO Masters? Joining host Will Arnett are two experts who know more about LEGOs than almost anyone you could imagine.

Keep reading to learn more about LEGO Masters judges Amy Corbett and Jamie Berard.

Glasgow-born Amy Corbett is a senior design manager and product lead at LEGO Group, where she is responsible for developing new product lines. Currently, Amy works on the LEGO DOTS line, which lets users customize accessories like picture frames and jewelry.

DOTS — which Amy told FanSided "are not just for kids" — debuted around the same time Season 1 premiered. In the Season 2 premiere, one team wears a DOTS bracelet in order to honor a deceased family member, and Amy even shared on her Instagram that she "had a custom bracelet for every episode."

Speaking to Decider, Amy said that she wants viewers to prepare to "see LEGO in totally brand new ways that you've never seen before." Challenges will see contestants dip a toe into the fashion world and even built LEGO parade floats. "It always amazes us what people manage to do with LEGO bricks," she shared with The Brothers Brick.

Jamie is something of a wiz at LEGO himself. According to his bio on the LEGO Wiki, Brickipedia, the reputable LEGO judge started building impressive creations as a kid and dreamed of one day becoming a LEGO set designer.

Over a decade ago, he became just that, and now Jamie works on LEGO products geared at adults and teens. Love the Creator Expert and Architecture lines? You have Jamie to thank for those.

The New England native has been an active part of the LEGO community since childhood, when he joined the LEGO Users Group and even took on other deft brick builders at LEGO competitions.

In 2004, Jamie was a finalist in the Master Model Builder competition at California's LEGOLAND. He served as a technical judge for the first LEGO League World Finals and even appeared in 2015's documentary, A LEGO Brickumentary, alongside other experts and hobbyists.

"My engineering side started to peek through," Jamie recalls of his experiences judging the second season of LEGO Masters. And as far as which challenge of the FOX show he wishes he could have participated in, this judge says he would have gone the wearable route.

"There are so many challenges that we wanted to get a table and say, 'We just want to do this one,'" Jamie shared with Decider. "But which one specifically? Actually, I wanted to do the fashion challenge."

LEGO Masters Season 3 sneak peek airs June 5, 2022, at 8:30 p.m. ET. Don't miss it!