New imagery included a letterman jacket with an M on it, and the world HELP spelled out in blocks (with the E tilted). Guesses: The clue package detailed a harrowing medical crisis for one of the dolls that almost changed him permanently, but the glue that holds them together was able to carry him through. And don’t worry, before we get to the shocking unmasking, we're going to make you power through the terrible (and occasionally good) guesses made by our illustrious panel of Robin Thicke, Jenny McCarthy, Ken Jeong and Nicole Scherzinger first. Let’s jump right in with this week’s masks. So, could the arrival of Orca upset the other contestants of Group A, or was he thrown back into the sea as quickly as he was reeled onto the stage? Good lord, what’s happening to us? We’re starting to sound like Nick Cannon or Niecy Nash! Not to be left out, though, Raccoon offered the same sort of attention to Jenny - only, it didn’t sound nearly as pretty. It was all rather beautiful, as he serenaded Nicole with his smooth silky vocals. Russian Doll surprised yet again, with a new twist in their performance this week that - well, many of us saw coming, while Seashell continued to come out of her (ahem) shell and grow in confidence and Robopine brought Nicole to tears. And if it is him, then maybe Rami will soon have a Golden Mask trophy to put on his mantel next to his Oscar statuette.How Kendall and Kylie Reacted to Caitlyn Jenner Being on The Masked Singer
it could be Rami Malek, who won an Academy Award playing a rock star and (HERE'S THE BIG CLUE) used to tape his headshots and résumés to pizza boxes! It seems like a weird career move to go from portraying Freddie Mercury to portraying an inflatable PVC whale, but hey, at least Rami is versatile, if this is him. (The candy could be a reference to Mark's band, Sugar Ray, and the "2:59" could be a military-clock reference to Sugar Ray's album 14:59.) Or. It also could be OC rocker Mark McGrath, who looks like Ethan Hawke and sounds like the Orca. My guesses: This might be a different Foo Fighter, Taylor Hawkins - who is a great rock ‘n’ roll screamer in his side bands Chevy Metal and the Coattail Riders once said that he’d be “ delivering pizzas” for a living if Alanis Morissette hadn’t given him his big break two decades ago grew up in Orange County (specifically the surfside Laguna Beach, which is in the 949 area code) and has a hawk tattoo. Judges’ guesses: Dave Grohl, Laird Hamilton, Gordon Ramsey, Billy Corgan, Kevin Bacon. We also saw a hawk, a bowl of hard candy, and a clock set to 2:59. And that tactic worked - which was a good thing, because at that point he was 24 and about to be a “punchline,” and his dad had given him a deadline that he had to make it by age 25. Pizza apparently “shaped his life,” as the Orca used to hide his VHS audition tapes in the pizza boxes he delivered to high-powered showbiz executives. “That was one of my favorite performances of any season!”Ĭlues: The Orca, who is “always the biggest fish in every scene” and catches the “biggest waves,” was depicted running a pizza parlor (with the address 1313 Melville Court) and serving lemon, orange, and pumpkin pizza ( yuck) for either $9 or $4. “You can’t fake that kind of voice,” declared Robin. And that rawker scream at the end was so high, it almost sounded like a dolphin whistle. The judges were rocking out, even jumping on top of their desks and pumping their fists, to Twisted Sister’s anti-authority anthem.
This “wild card” character bumrushed the show and gave the best marine-life musical performance since Left Shark stole Katy Perry’s thunder at Super Bowl XLIX. or Washington state, a “random call” from an “angel” who “said hello,” and that fact that he has several kids and grandkids. Previous Robopine clues referenced a rough childhood, either Washington D.C. He also mentioned growing up in Costa Rica, performing on “big stages,” overcoming arachnophobia, and deeply admiring sanitation workers (who instilled in him a strong work ethic).
Visual clues included police sirens, lightning bolts, superheroes, a stuffed-animal cat, a royal throne, and a painting of a blond hair-metal rocker. Nicole even said this was her favorite Masked Singer performance ever (flattery will get you everywhere, Robopine) and called the quilled crooner “unbeatable.”Ĭlues: He has “been in a funk lately,” but competing on The Masked Singer made this 60-year-old porcupine feel sharp again. “First Season 5 tears! When you sang that song, everything else stopped,” gushed a flattered Nicole. Directly serenading Nicole with John Legend’s heart-on-spiked-sleeve slow-jam, the artist formerly known as the Porcupine delivered a Legend-ary performance.
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