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On the latest Marvel episode of Brickology, LegoLee explores the newest corner of the MCU in Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, articulating his thoughts on the film and the LEGO sets from it, along with the issues that have plagued these and many more LEGO Marvel sets over the years.
In the season 6 premiere of Brickology, LegoLee continues his journey through a galaxy far, far away, this time exploring Star Wars's first foray into live-action television in The Mandalorian. Lee articulates his thoughts and frustrations with the wildy inconsistent subtheme.
On the season finale of Brickology, LegoLee explores the multiverse of Marvel with LEGO's latest subtheme What If...? based off the animation TV show of the same name. In this episode, Lee explains the history of the show and the comics before it and then breaks down the small line of LEGO sets and figures produced based on the program.
After numbers of requests, LegoLee finally decides to venture into the world of LEGO Castle and begin a journey chronicling every set from the theme, starting with the 2010 intpretation known as LEGO Kingdoms.
To coincide with the release of the film, LegoLee breaks down the small wave of LEGO sets based off Black Widow and explains the rocky history of the movies production and release schedule.
After a huge push in the first few waves of LEGO Harry Potter, the 4th installment in the series saw a huge step back with a limited run of sets back in 2005 and remakes from 2019. How is the quality of the Goblet of Fire sets from LEGO? Stream the latest episode of Brickology to find out!
In the latest installment covering all of LEGO Adventurers, LegoLee journeys to the infamous Dino Island to discuss all the sets based off the Jurassic Park and Indiana Jones-inspired subtheme.
In the second half of a two-part special, LegoLee continues to widdle his way through all of LEGO Star Wars, this week completing a deep dive into the history of sets based off the conclusion of the original trilogy in Episode VI Return of the Jedi.
LegoLee continues to break down every LEGO Star Wars ser ever made, this week focusing on the products from the iconic conclusion of the original trilogy in Return of the Jedi, specifically focusing on the first decade of products made from the years 1999-2009.
On the latest episode of Brickology, LegoLee continues his Ninjago miniseries, this time journeying into the jungle that is the 2015 subtheme known as Tournament of Elements, exploring why he considers this to be one of the worst waves in Ninjago history.
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