Can See Your-Voice: Last News

Nadine Coyle has been named as a guest star on new BBC show 'I Can See Your Voice'. The Derry Native will feature on our screens on Saturday, April 17 on the second episode of the brand-new BBC mystery singing game show.

AMANDA Holden has done it again and left her fans speechless in a stunning ensemble that showed off her toned pins. Amanda, 50, made her debut as a judge on the new BBC competition series, I Can See Your Voice.

Amanda Holden left fans in a hot sweat on Saturday night as she returned to our screens on brand-new BBC series I Can See Your Voice.The 50-year-old blonde bombshell left little to the imagination as she slipped into a white minidress as she made her show debut.She looked sensational as she showcased her jaw-dropping figure wearing the revealing outfit on the panel.The mother of two donned a mid-length number which ended just above her knee.Amanda, looked every inch the superstar in the dress which also featured shoulder pads and a daring cut out neckline, emblazoned with stunning jewels.Her signature caramel tresses were straightened to perfection as they rested on her shoulder, while her chiselled cheekbones, emphasised with a touch of

Amanda Holden, 50, had viewers at home feeling flustered as they took to social media to compliment the star on social media.

AMANDA Holden and Paddy McGuinness are set to front a hilarious new BBC talent show called I Can See Your Voice. The comedian and Heart radio host will star on the brand new mystery gameshow, which will air on BBC One this Spring.

EXCLUSIVE: Craig Plestis, the man who brought Korean format The Masked Singer to the U.S., has struck a deal with Japan’s Tokyo Broadcasting System Television to create unscripted formats for the U.S. and global markets.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeI can see another season of “I Can See Your Voice.” Fox’s mystery singing competition, hosted by network lucky charm Ken Jeong, has been renewed for a second season. Fox Entertainment’s Rob Wade, president of alternative entertainment and specials, made the announcement on Kensday morning.“’I Can See Your Voice’ is such a deeply fun and genuinely suspenseful show, with the amazing Ken Jeong at the heart of it,” Wade said.

Fox has renewed its hit music guessing game show I Can See Your Voice for a second season. Ken Jeong will return as host and executive producer for Season 2, which will air on 2021 on Fox. Cheryl Hines and Adrienne Bailon-Houghton also will be back as permanent celebrity detectives.

Fox’s special Monday edition of I Can See Your Voice topped primetime in early Nielsen Live+Same Day numbers, delivering a 2.0 in the adults 18-49 demographic and netting 6.78 million viewers in stats boosted by overrun from the network’s coverage of the Washington-Pittsburgh NFL game in some of the country.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefSouth Korean media company CJ ENM has set an expanded partnership with global producer and distributor Fremantle, for hit format “I Can See Your Voice.” The partnership includes a new commission in Russia as well as a multi-territory option deal.“I Can See Your Voice” is a Korean music mystery show guessing the good singer amongst the bad, without listening to their real voices. Now running for over 95 episodes, the show began playing on the CJ-controlled Mnet from 2015 and is now also simulcast on its tvN channel.Currently on air on U.S.

Having tied up her term on Britain’s Got Talent last week, Amanda Holden is wasting no time getting back in the saddle and intends to keep her seat warm. Her latest role will see her star in BBC One’s brand-new mystery music game show I Can See Your Voice.

Alison Hammond, Amanda Holden and Jimmy Carr have been announced as the celebrity panellists for BBC One’s new singing-based game show I Can See Your Voice.The eight-part series will be hosted by Paddy McGuinness and the panel will be helped out by a different pop star each week.The BBC said:I Can See Your Voice will see two players aiming to win a cash prize by guessing who can and can’t sing from a group of mystery singers standing before them.

Related: Is Netflix's Get Organized with The Home Edit the most 2020 show of 2020? As well as being the sort of thing that a serial killer from a bad 1990s thriller would whisper in your ear immediately before murdering you, I Can See Your Voice is a new Fox show that hauls a succession of poor saps to the fore and tries to determine whether or not they can sing based entirely on how they look.That’s literally the show. We’re shown six performers – who for some reason are never referred to by their name, preferring instead to go by monikers like The Golfer or The Mathlete – and are told what might be real or fake biographies about them.

Will Thorne Staff WriterThe premiere date for season 4 of “The Masked Singer” is a mystery no longer.Fox has announced that its wildly popular guessing game show will debut its fourth season on Sept. 23 in its usual 8 p.m.

Peter White Television EditorEXCLUSIVE: Fox’s I Can See Your Voice, the mystery singing game show based on a Korean format, has resumed production.It is Fox’s first major non-scripted series to resume after filming was hit by the COVID-19 production shutdown in March. The show, which is produced by Fox Alternative Entertainment, had filmed one episode before the shutdown.The broadcaster is employing all health and safety protocols with the LA shoot including social distancing and PPE equipment.

I Can See Your Voice.The Take Me Out host will be fronting the music game show, which sees contestants guess each other’s singing abilities – before hearing each other sing – in order to win a cash prize.A panel of celebrities will offer hints and judge, as lip syncing challenges will point contestants in the right direction to guess correctly.Once a singer has been chosen by the contestants, they will perform a duet with a guest musician – revealing whether they were chosen correctly or not.On his involvement in the show, McGuinness said, “A show like this doesn’t come along very often so I am thrilled to have been asked to host I Can See Your Voice.“It’s bonkers, silly and the ultimate family night in.

Bolton comic is set to host a new music gameshow that will air on the BBC.Paddy, 46, will be the face of the new series names I Can See Your Voice which will air in a primetime slot on the Beeb.The 'bonkers' new show will see teams of two having to work out who can and can't sing out of a group of strangers in a bid to win a huge cash prize.The players will also be helped by a panel of celebrity experts, who are joined each week by a different singing superstar.Top Gear star Paddy said of his new gig: "A show like this doesn't come along very often so I am thrilled to have been asked to host I Can See Your Voice ."It's bonkers, silly and the ultimate family night in! Everyone can play along at home and I'm looking forward to welcoming the

PADDY McGuinness is fast becoming the poster boy for the BBC – as I can reveal he has bagged yet another high-profile gig for the channel. Fresh from being handed the reins to Top Gear and becoming the new face of Total Wipeout alongside his pal Freddie Flintoff, he now also has a singing show under his belt.

Jake Kanter International TV EditorBBC One has commissioned Fremantle labels Thames and Naked to adapt Korean music mystery game show I Can See Your Voice after Fox took the show to series in the U.S. in February.The British broadcaster has ordered an eight-part series of the International Emmy-nominated format from CJ ENM.