Skip to Wiki Navigation Skip to Site Navigation The requested page title was invalid, empty, or an incorrectly linked inter-language or inter-wiki title. It may contain one or more characters that can't be used in titles. Return to LEGO Wiki. Ad blocker interference detected! Wikia is a free-to-use site that makes money from advertising. We have a modified experience for viewers using ad blockers Wikia is not accessible if you’ve made further modifications. Remove the custom ad blocker rule(s) and the page will load as expected. “Where Are My Pants?” “Honey, where are my pants?” The “Where Are My Pants?” Guy is the star of the #1 hit television show “Where Are My Pants?”, written, filmed, and broadcast by the Octan Studios subsidiary of President Business’s personal mega-corporation. Every night, the citizens of Bricksburg tune in to watch the show and laugh at the crazy situations that this pantsless fellow finds himself in, and every morning, they all gather at their office water coolers to chat about their favorite moments from the latest episode.
Little do they know that the show is slowly sapping their creativity and imagination – just like President Business wants! - 2 years 11 months ago Stand in the Where Are My Pants? set and fly straight up. The Faster Build Pants are floating above the set in the middle of the lighting rigs. On the right side of the room where Where Are My Pants? is filmed, you'll find a wrench switch. Use a construction worker to activate the switch and the bleachers will pull back revealing a door. Head through the door and into a conference room. The Golden Manual is at the end of the long table. On the right side of the room where you'll find Golden Manual 1, is a row of colored panels. Play the "Everything Is Awesome!" melody by hitting the panels in the correct order (just follow the guy on the monitor above them) and the Golden Manual will appear. Climb the wall on the right side of the room up to the lighting rig. You'll find the Golden Manual on the rig on the far right. Use a flying character in the server room to retrieve the Golden Manual floating near the ceiling in the back of the room.
Use Metal Beard to blow up six clusters of tanks. Two are on the platform you start on, two are on the floor in the middle where you construct the spaceship and two are in each corner on the other side of the room.We're sorry, you've either entered an invalid address, or followed a broken link. If you find a broken URL on an IMDb page, please report it to us To continue your visit to IMDb, please visit the homepage.1. Mark Mothersbaugh, who was the main composer on Rugrats, wrote the score for The Lego Movie. 2. The film racked in a whopping $468 million worldwide. 3. Directors Phil Lord and Chris Miller planned to include R2-D2 in the film, but had to scrap him after a battle over ownership rights. However, they were able to work out a deal to have Anthony Daniels reprise his famous role as C-3PO for the film. 4. The film’s success will spawn three separate Lego-themed films: The Lego Movie Sequel, a direct sequel to the original film; Ninjago, which will be based off the product line Lego Ninjago;
and The Lego Batman Movie, a film that will feature Will Arnett reprising his role as the Caped Crusader. 5. After the film dominated box offices, Lego profits skyrocketed by 15%. In 2014, approximately 62 billion Lego pieces were sold, which equates to about 102 Lego pieces for every single person in the world. 6. When the idea was initially pitched, Lego executives weren’t interested. Their company was already doing very well, and they didn’t want to risk it. They eventually changed their minds after reading the treatment by Kevin and Dan Hageman. 7. All Lego pieces in the film were digitally rendered, resulting in a total of 3,863,484 pieces. However, if the producers had chosen to make the film stop-motion animation, it would have taken 15,080,330 pieces. 8. The “Where Are My Pants?” running gag parodied How I Met Your Mother. Phil Lord and Chris Miller were writers and executive producers for the show’s first season. 9. The corporation Lord Business runs is called “Octan,” which is a fictional brand of gasoline Lego created back in 1992.
10. Morgan Freeman, who voiced Vitruvius, assumed he’d be doing scenes with the other actors, because he thought that’s how animated movies worked. He ended up doing his part alone in a room. 11. Both Robert Downey Jr. and Emma Stone were considered for the main roles, but Chris Pratt and Elizabeth Banks ended up playing the parts. 12. In an older draft of the script, Unikitty ends up with Batman. However, in another version, she ends up with Metal Beard. 13. Posters in Emmet’s apartment clearly reference 21 Jump Street, which Phil Lord and Chris Miller directed in 2012. Macho and the Nerd is actually the Russian title of that film. 14. Consequently, both Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill from 21 Jump Street have cameos in the film as Superman and Green Lantern, respectively. 15. This ended up making Phil Lord and Chris Miller battle with Warner Bros. about letting Superman and Green Lantern have a certain storyline in the film. 16. The directors wanted the Lego pieces to look used and played with, so they worked with their effects team to add fingerprints, fading, and scratches.
17. No one ever says the word “Lego” during the entire movie. 18. Chris Miller drew some of the artwork the characters use in the film. 19. Liam Neeson insisted on doing his Good Cop and Bad Cop characters at the same time, instead of during separate sessions like the directors wanted. 20. According to Will Arnett, Batman was chosen as Wyldstyle’s boyfriend to make Emmet feel completely out of her league. No one can compete with Batman. 21. Will Forte, who voiced Abraham Lincoln, actually played the president years earlier in the short-lived TV series Clone High. This show was created by The Lego Movie directors, Phil Lord and Chris Miller. 22. Benny the spaceman’s helmet is cracked in a certain spot because Lego’s space-line products from the 1980s would tend to break in that exact location. 23. Vitruvius’ line, “Ah, we gotta write all that down ‘cause I’m not gonna remember any of it, but here we go,” wasn’t originally in the script.