Nicole says, “I’m in love with your voice,” at the top of her critique, but ends things by stating, “That’s my future husband.” Like, straight up “get a room and go make some thingamababies” flirting. We could talk about Thingamajig’s gummy worms and “This Is How We Do it” clues, or his gold-star performance of The Temptations’ “Ain’t Too Proud to Beg.” But all anyone takes away from this segment is that the six-foot-something-or-other contestant and Nicole have some major mutual flirting going on. Ken, who is a buffoon, thinks it’s Miranda Lambert.īy the way, Anthony Anderson has joined this episode as a guest panelist. Don’t worry, though - she’s got seven others to work with.īlack Widow gives Cher’s late-‘90s smash “Believe” a hearty go, and Ken compliments her “crouch game.” Robin runs with a previous episode’s clue about the contestant being a child actor, and sticks with Raven-Symone as his guess. She also apparently broke her arm last week. The words “scrubs” and “misdemeanor” then appear on banners hanging in the spider’s clues package. “Whether it’s a cozy den in Memphis or a bungalow in Bel-Air,” Black Widow states that she can make herself at home in any nook or cranny. And with that, it’s on to the next episode. We’ve walked around naked in front of each other.” “We’ve been through two marriages and divorces together. “Jenny knows me so well,” Sherri gushes on stage. As is often the case, Jenny nailed it: It’s Sherri Shepherd under all that black and white. And Nicole suggests Fox might be Ne-Yo.Įliminated: Penguin is ultimately the one who’s sunk after the studio audience and panelists vote. Ken goes with Jamie Foxx, because Ken is Ken. Robin’s guess is Backstreet Boys member AJ McLean. Robin notes this is the first time any contestant has done an official dance break on The Masked Singer. He soars through Panic! At the Disco’s “Hey Look Ma, I Made It” vocally, and serves up some solid dance moves while doing so. The first episode of the night winds down with Fox stating that he used to be bullied for his bark but he’s now confident in his true voice.
Why are they all overlooking the obvious: Patti LaBelle? Nicole compliments the floral talent on her “stratospheric range.” Ken maintains that “it’s freakin’ Björk” under the disguise. She concludes that she simply must just have “that X factor” and holds up a $13 price tag.įlower belts out Sia’s “Cheap Thrills” with such soul that the panelists are on their feet by the end. Moving along, Flower gloats in her clues package that she’s never taken a singing lesson in her life. Robin opts for Wanda Sykes and Nicole guesses another face from The View’s past, Star Jones. Jenny, in particular, thinks Penguin is former View co-host Sherri Shepherd. Penguin’s vocals are flat-out mediocre, and to top if all off, she goes with Meghan Trainor’s “All About That Bass” tonight. Sherri Shepherd was a favorite guess amongst the panelists in Season 1, and they’re not letting go of that one.
Nicole throws out a curveball and says it might be Zooey’s Elf co-star Amy Sedaris, who has also penned books on cooking and crafts. Ken latches onto the Elf reference and suggests Tree could be actor and She & Him singer Zooey Deschanel. Tree throws dishes out some cooking hints and drops the titles of classic holiday movies like Home Alone and Elf before launching into Aretha Franklin’s “Think.” One has to admit, Tree’s got some pipes. I keep forgetting there’s literally a contestant dressed as a Christmas tree. Clearly Ken hasn’t paid attention to the fact that, for the past two weeks months, LiLo was Down Under serving as a panelist on, um, The Masked Singer Australia.Īnyway, Ladybug motions for Ken to kiss her ass, and it’s the best idea I’ve heard from this show to-date. Jenny calls her the Lady Gaga of ladybugs and thinks the masked insect is actually Paris Jackson. Ladybug’s clues include a Best Host trophy and a vague reference to the 2004 Ashlee Simpson hit “Pieces Of Me.” Her song choice this evening is Lizzo’s “Juice,” which she dishes out coolly and confidently. You know, kind of like this show? Moving on.īefore Ladybug hits the stage, Joey Fatone (aka The Rabbit from last season) materializes behind the panelists for no reason. Kennel” and it’s so dumb it’s kind of funny. The gang is torn, with Robin wondering if Rottweiler is Backstreet Boys member Brian Littrell while Ken ponders if it could be Train’s Pat Monahan. “When you sing, it doesn’t even sound real to me – it sounds like a record,” proclaims Nicole. The onetime boy band member hints are strong with Rottweiler this time around, as he mentions a musical theater beginning and references “I Want It That Way.” For his performance, the dog lends his high tenor to OneRepublic’s semi-hit “Love Runs Out,” which perks up the panel. Keyshia Cole Talks Survival In Official Trailer For 'This Is My Story': Exclusive
0 kommentar(er)
