Masked Singer People

With three amazing episodes to start off the season, it was going to be interesting to see how they continued with each group, especially since we were going to be sticking with Group C who we had just met, rather than going back to Group A. It was also interesting to see that they brought back a theme night from a previous season, which was TV Theme Night, which I was surprised by, as while I enjoyed it the first time when they had it in Season 8, I didn’t think it was the best episode that season, so I was curious to see how they would pull it off this time. The episode began in one of the best ways that it could, as it opened with all four panelists performing the theme song to “Gilligan’s Island,” and they were all on a prop of a boat and dressed as characters from the show. Ken was dressed as Gilligan, Robin was dressed as The Skipper, Jenny was dressed as Ginger, Rita was dressed as Mary Ann, and Nick was dressed as The Millionaire. From there, we went to the first performer of t

After two amazing episodes to start the season, it was time for us to meet Group C in Billy Joel Night! I was hoping that the contestants in this group would be as great as the ones in Group A and Group B, and that we would be in for another amazing episode. By the time the episode ended, I knew that all three groups still had amazing singers in them, and that no matter who the three wildcard contestants were, they would not take away from who we have already met. The episode started off with Robin doing a rendition of “My Life,” which I felt was a good way to start the show. The first performer of the night was The Poodle Moth. In her clue package, she said that she was drawn to the flame for her entire life, but she always felt like the bright lights were never meant for her, saying that she thought she wasn’t funny enough or pretty enough. So, she took a step back and helped others achieve their dreams, and while she loved that, she wanted to spread her own wings, but if she could j

If you were to ask me what I think is the best season of The Masked Singer, I would have to say Season 6. My reasoning as to why is because the showrunners filled the season with so many amazing singers and gave them all amazing songs to sing. In this post, I will be discussing all sixteen contestants, the performances that they gave during their time on the show, and other aspects about their time on the show that helped contribute to making this the best season. The first contestant to be unmasked was The Octopus, who was revealed to be basketball player Dwight Howard. Since he is 6’10”, this made the costume the tallest one in the show at that time. He was also another example of a celebrity that is not a singer that is very good at it, as he gave a great rendition of “Tutti Frutti” by Little Richard. What also made his unmasking memorable was that it was the first time that Ken guessed the correct identity of the first celebrity unmasked.  The second contestant to be unmasked was M

Hello everybody! Today I am going to share with you all a write up of episode two of Season 11 of The Masked Singer, and what I thought of it! The theme of the episode was The Wizard of Oz Night, and that was made clear from the first moment of the episode, as Nick was shown coming down to the stage in a hot air balloon, the stage was decorated with many things from the movie itself, Robin was dressed as The Wizard, Jenny was dressed as Glinda the Good Witch, Ken was dressed as the Cowardly Lion, and Rita was dressed as Dorothy. After they all made their way to their seats, they kicked off the episode with a performance of “Over the Rainbow” by Judy Garland by LeAnn Rimes, the winner of Season 4, and she once again showed why she won the season.  This was also the first episode with Group B, so we got to meet four new contestants. The first contestant of the night was The Gumball, which is a gumball machine that has robotic arms and legs. He also showed off some dance moves as he walke

I have some exciting news about The Masked Singer to share with you all! From March 13 to May 19 on Wednesdays to Sundays from 12:00 to 6:00, The Paley Center for Media will be having an exhibit for The Masked Singer! This exhibit is described on the website as having a “stunning selection of the series’ breathtaking costumes, sparkling video highlights, artifacts, and photography.” The display itself will feature some of the actual costumes from the show, which are The Leopard, The Gazelle, The Chameleon, Miss Monster, The Yeti, The Mummies, The Seahorse, The Flamingo, The Mushroom, The Rottweiler, and one of the costumes from the current season, The Gumball. There will also be a display of the “Don’t Talk to Me” hoodie and custom visor that each contestant must wear, and there will also be a Golden Mask Trophy on display.  There will also be fun activities for families, as there will be a Masked Singer-themed arts and crafts for kids in the library, and an interactive trivia quiz in

Hello everybody! Today I am going to share with you a recap and my thoughts on the premiere of Season 11 of The Masked Singer! I hope you all enjoy what I have to say! The season started off the best way that it could, as it kicked off with a performance from new panelist Rita Ora, who sang the theme song to the show “Who Are You” by The Who. It was a great performance, and she also showed why she was the perfect celebrity to replace Nicole as a judge on the show.  After that, we met the first contestant of the season, which was The Goldfish. In her clue package, she talked about how she made it big when she first got started, but that she felt trapped because of this success. She also said that she had to take risks with the rest of her career and that she loves to keep people guessing. There was also a jar full of candy hearts, lip marks, and a glass slipper. She then went on to give an amazing performance of “Vampire” by Olivia Rodrigo. After the performance, she gave an additional

Whenever I make a post about three celebrities that would be perfect for The Masked Singer, I typically go through a bunch of names before deciding on the three that I write about. As for the other names that I decide not to write about while brainstorming, I either choose to write about them at a later point in time, or I choose not to write about them at all. The reason why I choose not to write about some celebrities is that even though I think they would be perfect for the show, there is enough evidence out there that tells me they will not be a contestant any time soon or at all. Today I am going to talk about some celebrities that I have thought would be great contestants for the show, but I have ultimately decided probably won’t do it. The first celebrity is Dennis DeYoung from the rock band Styx. As the show has had very few rock singers, I felt that he would be a great choice, as he was the lead singer of a famous band, has taken part in fun shows and movies, was in a touring