The contestants can be anyone, as long as they can hold a tune. Whether established labels like Joey Fatone, Chris Daughtry, Patti LaBelle or Seal. Or comedians like Margaret Cho, Drew Carey, Sherri Shepard or Tommie Chong. Even folks who have never acted nor sang professionally such as boxers (Laila Ali), NBA allstars (Victor Oladipo), doctors (Dr. Drew Pinsky) or politicians (Tina Fey... errr Sarah Palin) have entertained and wowed the masses. And even Tori Spelling stayed masked for five episodes. And most fittingly, Ken Jeong and Joel McHale hold the crackle and banter to hold the series together. The Masked Singer picked a diverse pallet, keeping the mystery alive and the ratings are the proof. Early 2019 saw live+same day 18-49 demographics ranging from 2.2-3.6, astronomical for that respective season. The following season delivered a little lower from 1.4-2.3 (save for a Superbowl-boosted 8.1 entry), still uncharted for a season which experienced massive ratings loss.
TVRG’s Best And Worst: Most Entertaining Reality TV Show
The contestants can be anyone, as long as they can hold a tune. Whether established labels like Joey Fatone, Chris Daughtry, Patti LaBelle or Seal. Or comedians like Margaret Cho, Drew Carey, Sherri Shepard or Tommie Chong. Even folks who have never acted nor sang professionally such as boxers (Laila Ali), NBA allstars (Victor Oladipo), doctors (Dr. Drew Pinsky) or politicians (Tina Fey... errr Sarah Palin) have entertained and wowed the masses. And even Tori Spelling stayed masked for five episodes. And most fittingly, Ken Jeong and Joel McHale hold the crackle and banter to hold the series together. The Masked Singer picked a diverse pallet, keeping the mystery alive and the ratings are the proof. Early 2019 saw live+same day 18-49 demographics ranging from 2.2-3.6, astronomical for that respective season. The following season delivered a little lower from 1.4-2.3 (save for a Superbowl-boosted 8.1 entry), still uncharted for a season which experienced massive ratings loss.