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The Masked Singer season 3 episode 3 airs on FOX on Wednesday, February 12 at 8/7c.
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‘The Masked Singer’ Season 3 Episode 3 Preview
The official synopsis for episode 3, entitled “Masking for a Friend: Group A,” teases “The contestants from group “A” take the stage for a third time and are pared down to the top three in their group; Leah Remini guest judges.” There are 4 contestants left in Group A: the White Tiger, Miss Monster, the Turtle, and the Kangaroo. Per the altered competition format for season 3, once one more contestant from group A is eliminated and unmasked, the remaining 3 will not perform again until the top 3 from groups B and C have been determined. Next week, 6 new characters will take the stage to compete in group B.
Ahead of season 3 episode 3, you can get caught up on the clues we know so far for each of the remaining Group A characters:
– White Tiger clues and guesses so far.
– Kangaroo clues and guesses so far.
– Turtle clues and guesses so far.
– Miss Monster clues and guesses so far.
In the season 3 premiere of The Masked Singer, which aired immediately following the 2020 Super Bowl, the Robot was unmasked to reveal American rapper Lil Wayne. At the end of episode 2, the Llama received the lowest number of votes from the audience and was eliminated. When he took off his mask, the Llama was revealed to be TV/radio host and comedian Drew Carey.
Before the season premiered, Entertainment Weekly talked to Masked Singer costume designer Marina Toybina about the changes and upgrades to her approach when designing the 18 new costumes for season 3. She said “I let all the rules go and played with an idea of how to make certain characters even more detailed, using a lot more couture work and handwork to really create these costumes that were more relatable and a lot more runway inclined. So you see definitely this modern take in a lot of these characters.”
The 18 characters that Marina Toybina created this season are the Kangaroo, the Frog, the Llama, the Turtle, the Astronaut, the Swan, the Kitty, the Taco, the Bear, the Rhino, T-Rex, the Elephant, Night Angel, Miss Monster, the Robot, the Mouse, the Banana, and the White Tiger. According to FOX, this season’s contestants “have amassed a combined 69 Grammy Nominations, 88 Gold Records, 11 Super Bowl appearances, three stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, more than 160 tattoos and one title in the Guinness Book of World Records.”
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