Journey back to Wakanda with the latest wave of LEGO Black Panther sets! Featuring a wave of new sets from the film Black Panther: Wakanda Forever and a couple of sets based on the original movie, join LegoLee as he examines these products and their accuracy to the Marvel films.

Journey to Middle Earth with LegoLee on the latest episode of Brickology breaking down the sets based on the infamous The Hobbit trilogy, which ran from 2012-2014. Discover why the controversial decision to split The Hobbit into 3 films resulted in strange inconsistencies across each wave of sets with some hidden treasure buried underneath.

Things are getting STRANGE on the latest episode of Brickology! LegoLee continues through his Marvel miniseries, this time exploring the multiverse of Doctor Strange sets from movies like Avengers: Infinity War, Spider-Man: No Way Home, and Multiverse of Madness!

On the latest episode of Brickology, LegoLee returns to the Wizarding World of Harry Potter to discuss Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix! Find out more about one of the more forgotten installments in the Harry Potter franchise and why it only received 1 single set upon release and had the largest gap ever between sets for the theme.

On the season 7 premiere of Brickolgy, LegoLee continues his journey through a galaxy far, far away, this time venturing into the controversial depths of Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi. Lee breaks down the online discourse of the film, and the LEGO sets based on it, including some strange oddities only this particular subtheme possesses.

The final adventure awaits! After four episodes, the LEGO Adventurers mini-series of Brickology ends with Orient Expedition, the biggest (and best?) wave of Adventurers sets yet. LegoLee articulates why he loves this subtheme but also some of the controversy surrounding it.

Who lives in a pineapple under the sea?! SpongeBob SquarePants, of course! In the latest episode of Brickology, LegoLee celebrates 75 episodes by diving deep into the long-running LEGO line of SpongeBob sets from 2006 to 2012! Do these sets live up to the hype of the iconic cartoon?

In 2015, LEGO Ninjago took a dark turn with the spookiest subtheme of the line yet, Ninjago POSSESSION! With the trusted Ninja Lloyd under a mysterious spell, the Ninja must act now to try and defeat the evil powers and save the day! LegoLee breaks down this subtheme of Ninjago and why it might be the best the theme has ever done.

After nearly 10 years, BATMAN is back in theaters with a new solo outing, this time played by Robert Pattinson. After almost 75 episodes, LegoLee finally sits down and talks about something DC Comics related to Brickology with the LEGO sets based on THE BATMAN! Lee articulates his thoughts on the sets, their accuracy to the film, and the future of DC Superheroes for Brickology.

In the latest episode of Brickology, LegoLee continues his quest to work through all the LEGO Star Wars sets, with the most recent subtheme being the start of the new era of Star Wars in Episode VII - The Force Awakens. Lee articulates how this toy launch reinvigorated the franchise and how LEGO paid very close attention to detail with this film. Find out all about this and more in the latest episode of Brickology!

With Spider-Man: No Way Home dominating the box office worldwide, it's no better time than now to kick off the new year with a Brickology Episode about the MCU version of the web-slinger! LegoLee goes through the strange catalog of sets based on Peter Parker's appearances in the Marvel Cinematic Universe in this episode.

With Spider-Man: No Way Home (and the potential return of Tobey Maguire) right around the corner, LegoLee decides to flashback to the first-ever LEGO sets based on something Marvel or comic book related with the original Spider-Man and Spider-Man 2 sets! Lee examines the strange history of this theme and why it still holds up today.

Another Disney Princess movie has arrived, this time in Encanto! LEGO didn't commit a lot of time to this wave, but once set in particular sets itself out from the pack. LegoLee articulates his thoughts on this small, yet very colorful collection of sets in the latest Disney-themed episode of Brickology!

Who you gonna call? GHOSTBUSTERS! There's something strange in the neighborhood today for this week's episode of Brickology; specifically, the LEGO line of Ghostbusters sets. LegoLee breaks down the oddities of the theme and how it's stretched across multiple different lines of LEGO sets over the years.

20 years ago today, the iconic books of Harry Potter made their silver-screen debut with Harry Potter and the Sorceror's Stone! To celebrate the anniversary of the series, LEGO created a plethora of 20th-anniversary special edition sets, including collectible gold minifigs, homages to the original sets, and more! On the latest episode of Brickology, LegoLee explains these special LEGO Harry Potter sets in detail!

It's another Marvel episode of Brickology; Lee is discussing the LEGO sets based on the latest entry in the MCU with Eternals! While the movie has seen an unprecedented divide between critics in terms of reviews, Lee articulates how the wave of LEGO sets might be one of the biggest, and best LEGO has ever created for a Marvel film.

It's spooky season again, and LegoLee is back with another Halloween-themed episode of Brickology! To celebrate the scarier side of LEGO, or should we say hidden, Lee talks about the first wave of the short-lived but (somewhat) beloved, albeit controversial, theme called Hidden Side! Lee expresses what he loves about the original line of LEGO sets, but also the disdain he has for the App-integration features and more in this Halloween Special episode of Brickology!

After the success of the LEGO video game known as Alpha Team in 2000, LEGO decided to make a line of sets based on the game a year later. LegoLee articulates the bizarre inception of the spy-based line, going through each set from the first year and why he's not a massive fan of the initial wave.

In the follow-up to the 50th episode special of Brickology, LegoLee revisits the world of Mata Nui with LEGO Bionicle, this time going through the year 2002 that featured the iconic villains the Bohrok and the second generation of Toha in the Toha Nuva. 

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.