“BEAT SHAZAM” HOST JAMIE FOXX TOUCHES DOWN AS A GUEST PANELIST IN THE SEASON THREE PREMIERE OF “THE MASKED SINGER,” FOLLOWING SUPER BOWL LIV, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, ON FOX
Television’s #1 Series Makes Time Period Premiere on Wednesday, February 5
Television’s biggest guessing game returns right after the biggest football game, and superstar Jamie Foxx, host and executive producer of BEAT SHAZAM, will be there to play along, as he joins host Nick Cannon and panelists Ken Jeong, Jenny McCarthy, Nicole Scherzinger and Robin Thicke in the Season Three premiere of THE MASKED SINGER airing Sunday, Feb. 2 (10:30-11:40 PM ET/7:30-8:40 PM PT live to all time zones) on FOX, following SUPER BOWL LIV. THE MASKED SINGER will then make its time period premiere on Wednesday, Feb. 5 (8:00-9:00 PM ET/PT).
This season, the 18 fully disguised celebrity singers will be split into three groups of six: Group A, Group B and Group C. Group A will kick off the first three episodes as they are whittled down to three singers, taking off masks as they go. Then Group B will take the stage as they go from six to three, then Group C. The final nine masked contestants from all three groups will then come together as they continue to battle for the Golden Mask Trophy.
Season Three will introduce all-new custom-made costumes for the celebrity singers to wear, including The Robot, The Frog, The Banana, The Mouse, Miss Monster and The Llama, among others. The Season Three contestants have amassed a combined 69 Grammy Award 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.
THE MASKED SINGER’s second season averaged a 3.0 L7 rating, ranking as this season’s #1 entertainment program (tied with “This Is Us”) and marking the first reality series ever to claim this rank. Across all platforms, THE MASKED SINGER averages 13.6 million viewers. THE MASKED SINGER also ranks as television’s #1 unscripted series among Adults 18-34 and their male/female components.
