The Covered Artist isn't your typical singing contest.
The new Fox unscripted TV drama debuted on Wednesday, attracting 9.2 million watchers, as indicated by The Wrap.
On the off chance that you weren't one of the large numbers who tuned in, you could wind up befuddled about the singing rivalry show, which highlights 12 VIPs challengers singing and moving in head-to-toe ensembles, which totally dark their personalities.
Here's beginning and end you want to be familiar with the show — from what it is and when it airs, to every one of the web's most realistic estimations for who the secret VIPs under the intricate ensembles could be.
How can it function?
The Covered Vocalist is a continuous rivalry, where a gathering of concealed big names contend with one another in ensemble.
The secret stars contend two all at once, with the crowd and judging pannel deciding on who the victor of every matchup is.
Joining the crowd and host Scratch Gun is a gathering of VIP specialists — (Robin Thicke, Jenny McCarthy, Nicole Scherzinger and Ken Jeong) who will make an honest effort to accurately distinguish every entertainer in view of what little hints they get during every episode.
Albeit the VIPs get to utilize their genuine voices while singing, during pre-taped interview cuts (which element hints about their characters), their voices have been misshaped.
Toward the finish of each and every episode, the terrible VIP's character is at last uncovered.
"What I truly like about it is that it's actually the main whodunit — or whosangit — show on TV, and the way that it's all notable VIPs… So individuals under the veil are actually the superstar," Thicke told E! News in front of the debut.
"Each big name will pick their modify inner self of who they need to be and that is the manner by which we attempt to sort out — or attempt to sort out — what their identity is, in view of their ensembles, in light of their film hints and furthermore their exhibitions," McCarthy added.
As indicated by Fox's true page for the series, The Veiled Artist depends on the South Korean arrangement made by Mun Hwa Broadcasting Corp.
When does it air?
Wednesdays at 9 p.m. ET on Fox.
Who's on it?
While we actually don't have a clue about the personalities of the concealed big names, here's a full overview of what characters are contending: the Peacock, the Hippopotamus, the Lion, the Outsider, the Bunny, the Unicorn , the Beast, the Deer, the Pineapple, the Poodle, the Honey bee and the Raven.
"Some of them might be companions, some of them I might have hitched, I don't have the foggiest idea," Cannon prodded at the highest point of Wednesday's episode, suggesting ex Mariah Carey.
What happened on the first episode?
On Wednesday's debut, six of the 12 veiled famous people went head to head, with the Peacock taking on the Hippo, the Unicorn doing combating the Beast, and the Lion going up against the Deer.
After the Hippo, Beast and Deer wound up coming in the base, the Hippo — who sang "My Right" by Bobby Brown — wound up returning home and being distinguished as Antonio Brown, a wide beneficiary for the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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Matti Karttunen
The Covered Artist isn't your typical singing contest.
The new Fox unscripted TV drama debuted on Wednesday, attracting 9.2 million watchers, as indicated by The Wrap.
On the off chance that you weren't one of the large numbers who tuned in, you could wind up befuddled about the singing rivalry show, which highlights 12 VIPs challengers singing and moving in head-to-toe ensembles, which totally dark their personalities.
Here's beginning and end you want to be familiar with the show — from what it is and when it airs, to every one of the web's most realistic estimations for who the secret VIPs under the intricate ensembles could be.
How can it function?
The Covered Vocalist is a continuous rivalry, where a gathering of concealed big names contend with one another in ensemble.
The secret stars contend two all at once, with the crowd and judging pannel deciding on who the victor of every matchup is.
Joining the crowd and host Scratch Gun is a gathering of VIP specialists — (Robin Thicke, Jenny McCarthy, Nicole Scherzinger and Ken Jeong) who will make an honest effort to accurately distinguish every entertainer in view of what little hints they get during every episode.
Albeit the VIPs get to utilize their genuine voices while singing, during pre-taped interview cuts (which element hints about their characters), their voices have been misshaped.
Toward the finish of each and every episode, the terrible VIP's character is at last uncovered.
"What I truly like about it is that it's actually the main whodunit — or whosangit — show on TV, and the way that it's all notable VIPs… So individuals under the veil are actually the superstar," Thicke told E! News in front of the debut.
"Each big name will pick their modify inner self of who they need to be and that is the manner by which we attempt to sort out — or attempt to sort out — what their identity is, in view of their ensembles, in light of their film hints and furthermore their exhibitions," McCarthy added.
As indicated by Fox's true page for the series, The Veiled Artist depends on the South Korean arrangement made by Mun Hwa Broadcasting Corp.
When does it air?
Wednesdays at 9 p.m. ET on Fox.
Who's on it?
While we actually don't have a clue about the personalities of the concealed big names, here's a full overview of what characters are contending: the Peacock, the Hippopotamus, the Lion, the Outsider, the Bunny, the Unicorn , the Beast, the Deer, the Pineapple, the Poodle, the Honey bee and the Raven.
"Some of them might be companions, some of them I might have hitched, I don't have the foggiest idea," Cannon prodded at the highest point of Wednesday's episode, suggesting ex Mariah Carey.
What happened on the first episode?
On Wednesday's debut, six of the 12 veiled famous people went head to head, with the Peacock taking on the Hippo, the Unicorn doing combating the Beast, and the Lion going up against the Deer.
After the Hippo, Beast and Deer wound up coming in the base, the Hippo — who sang "My Right" by Bobby Brown — wound up returning home and being distinguished as Antonio Brown, a wide beneficiary for the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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