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Revision as of 10:44, 18 August 2022
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Status: Partially Found
Lego-go! (rus. Лего-го!) was a Russian game show based on Lego products. The show was about two teams competing against each other in a series of Lego construction challenges. For example, the teams might have to build the highest and most stable tower of Lego bricks or assemble a small kit without a manual. The winning team would get a sticker, and in the finale, team captains would compete in assembling kits while blindfolded.
The series ran on the First Channel (rus. Первый Канал) since April 1, 1995, up until March 19, 1998. In the 2000s, the show was rebranded to KB Legonaut (rus. КБ-Легонавт). Game rules were changed, and three teams would compete for the grand prize of a trip to Denmark's Legoland.
Availability
Due to the high cost of VHS tapes in Russia and the fact that it aired on Saturday mornings, it's unlikely that many people have recorded episodes of the show. In fact, episodes were rarely given reruns, let alone a home release. With all of these factors, little footage of the show can be found online.
Since episodes were not intended for reruns, they have no production marks, meaning the only way to identify their air date was from a tape's record date.