What time is I Can See Your Voice on tonight?
THE second season of Fox's musical game show, I Can See Your Voice, is here.
There hasn't been a new episode of the famous game show since its first-ever Holiday Spectacular on December 14, 2021, but it's back for a new season.
What time is I Can See Your Voice on tonight?
Season two of the popular game show I Can See Your Voice will premiere on Fox on Wednesday, January 5 at 8pm ET/PT.
The series will once again feature lucky players battling for a chance to win up to $100,000 by identifying a hidden singer from a group of six people with the aid of a group of celebrity sleuths.
Following the huge success of The Masked Singer, Fox decided to add another mystery musical show to its calendar, with I Can See Your Voice.
The American version, hosted by comedian Ken Jeong and based on the successful South Korean series of the same name, was well-received by fans right away.
Who is on the panel?
Ken Jeong reprises his role as host, with actress Cheryl Hines and singer Adrienne Bailon-Houghton serving as frequent celebrity panelists.
Each week, a rotating panel of celebrity guest sleuths, ranging from pop artists to stand-up comedians, will join the three regulars to help contestants win the $100,000 grand prize.
Rapper Bow Wow and actor Cheyenne Jackson serve as guest panelists for the season 2 debut episode.
Four-time Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Jewel – the winner of The Masked Singer season 6 as the Queen of Hearts – will be serving as the Musical Superstar in the premiere episode.
How does the show work?
The candidates will have to go through a variety of rounds in order to determine who is a good singer and who isn't.
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As they endeavor to locate the appropriate singer, they'll go through many stages that include hidden clues, video packages, interrogations, and lip-sync tests.
This leads to the final round when the contestant can either keep the money they've won or lose it all by betting $100,000 on whether the remaining vocalist can sing or not.
The last secret voice is revealed in a final duet with each episode's Musical Superstar, and viewers will either hear a brilliant collaboration between the two singers or see a comically terrible duet.
There have been a few modifications to the format for season 2 in comparison to the last, though.
The Lip Sync Challenge has evolved into a Lip Sync Showdown, with three groups of two singers competing, as opposed to two groups of three.
In this round, contestants can also use the Golden Mic, which allows them to hear extra hints from a mystery visitor off-stage.
Round four has been rearranged as well; contestants will compete in the Super Fan round rather than being given a pitch-shifted studio recording of one of the three remaining vocalists.
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