FOX Thingamajig in the “Season Two Premiere” episode of THE MASKED SINGER airing Wednesday, Sept. 25 (8:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX.
The Masked Singer is back on Fox for season 2; episode 2 of the new season airs on Wednesday, October 2 at 8/7c.
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‘The Masked Singer’ Episode 2 Preview
The Masked Singer season 2 premiered last week, with a special two-hour episode that featured 8 elaborate costumes and anonymous celebrity performances and 2 eliminations. The official synopsis for the second episode, entitled “Return of the Masks: Group C,” doesn’t give much away. It reads: “Four new celebrity singers face off against one another.”
What we do know, however, is which 4 characters are performing during episode 2: Leopard, Panda, Flamingo, and Black Widow. That means that, by the end of the episode, one of those characters will be unmasked, revealing the celebrity underneath it. Before each character’s debut performance, a video package will play offering clues about their identity; pay attention to potential clues during the performance and afterward when the judges and host are able to talk briefly with the masked celebrity.
The show’s executive producer Craig Plestis emphasized that paying attention to clues each episode will prove necessary when uncovering each character’s true identity. He told Decider in an interview “As well as just getting some unbelievable talent within the show, I think there are definitely going to be some huge surprises that America will see within the coming months. There are going to be some good twists and turns in this next season. This is the one show like pay attention, it’s all there for you if you want to pay attention. If you don’t, you’re having a great time watching a great show as well.”
During the two-hour premiere on Wednesday, September 25, two celebrities were unmasked. By the end of the episode, it was revealed that behind the Egg costume and mask was Olympic medal-winning figure skater and clothing designer Johnny Weir, and the Ice Cream character was Ninja, the famed gamer and Twitch streamer.
As we saw during the premiere, the show’s format is slightly different this year: after the masked singers face-off head to head, the losing two celebrities will have one last opportunity to win over the audience and hopefully earn enough votes to stay in the competition. Bear in mind that, since the entire season was pre-taped, there is no voting opportunity for viewers watching at home (though you can cast your guesses on social media during each episode).
Tune in to new episodes of The Masked Singer season 2, Wednesday nights at 8/7c on FOX.