'Masked Singer' Fans Are Furious About the Formatting of Last Night's Episode

It's hard to believe that only year and a half has passed since The Masked Singer thrust itself, and by extension, Nick Cannon's shimmery elegant ensembles, into our lives but in that short time, we've been privy to some fantastic performances as well. We have also been subjected to singing that could make actual deers and rabbits and foxes run for their lives, but hey, that's part of the show's unique charm.

You gotta love Ken Jeong. Every week on The Masked Singer, the onetime physician turned comedian and actor keeps the show lively with his off-the-wall antics, throwing out names of celebrities who couldn't possibly be on stage. (For his part, bless his heart, Ken freely admits that he's the "dumbest" judge on the show.) Remember that time he thought Flower — clearly Patti LaBelle -- was Björk? And that time he also thought Swan was Björk? Oh Ken, you're too cute.

The Astronaut on The Masked Singer told a little lie to get on the show. Warning, spoilers follow! On the Wednesday, April 29 episode of The Masked Singer, the Astronaut was revealed to be none other than Hunter Hayes.

Here’s one of the multitude of things that’s classy about The Masked Singer: They’re literally just making this up as the show goes along. The Super 9? The Battle Of The Sixes? MASKED MUNCHIES?

Famous chef Gordon Ramsay stopped by The Masked Singer Wednesday, and for a guy who's notoriously not a fan of b.s., he was surprisingly fun and good-natured in "The Battle of the Sixes: The Final 6." Maybe he took a good gander at Nick Cannon looking very dapper in his tuxedo, but got down to his blinding, glittery shoes and figured Nick had the power to make a house plop on top of him like Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz, so he'd better be on his best behavior.

returned on Wednesday for the «Battle of the Sixes,» as the top six contestants returned to the stage for a musical battle royale.

The Masked Singer is narrowing the field as the weeks roll on, and though the clues aren't getting any easier, the compound effect of all these hints over time just makes the singers' identities harder and harder to conceal. Of course, we'll never know for sure until those heads come off, but below you'll see the results of super sleuthing and internet scouring that have led us to make some very informed guesses about who's who.

By Todd Spangler

returned to its regularly scheduled competition on Wednesday after last week's highlight reel/sing-along special, with this week seeing The Kitty face off against The Frog and The Banana showdown against The Rhino.

The more The Masked Singer goes on, Night Angel keeps proving she's one of the strongest performers of Season 3, if not the whole competition ever.

Who's the keeping the The Masked Singer crowd hyped with all those super hype hip-hop performances week after week?

Feels safe to say the Frog is not a friend to Ken Jeong.  The Masked Singer returns with a new episode tonight, and E! News has an exclusive fist look at what looks like it might be the start of a fight between panelist Ken Jeong and the Frog.

As if taking care of a newborn, running a business empire, and being an Atlanta Housewife wasn't enough to keep Kandi Burruss busy, some people are wondering if she's also been hard at work trying to get that Golden Mask Trophy by competing as the Night Angel in the current season of The Masked Singer.

Is Kandi Burruss really the Night Angel?!

Frog might not be one the strongest singers in The Masked Singer Season 3, but he's definitely one of the more entertaining. Week after week, this green guy with all the gusto has shown stamina and sweet footwork and he's hopped across the stage, performing hits like MC Hammer's "U Can't Touch This" and 50 Cent's "In Da Club." Indeed, almost all his song choices have been hip hop hits, leaving little doubt he's a performer from the rap world.