T-Rex Talks 'Masked Singer' Extinction: 'I Had to Really Make Sure I Had That T-Rex Energy'

[Spoiler alert: This story contains the identity of the eliminated contestant on Wednesday night's (April 8) episode of The Masked Singer.]We might still be in quarantine as the COVID-19 pandemic keeps us sheltered in place, but The Masked Singer continues to offer the kind of escapism we need to a world where turtles, not turmoil, reign.

returned on Wednesday for the first night of performances from the Super Nine with a massive, music-packed two-hour special episode.

[Spoiler alert: This story contains the identity of the eliminated contestant on Wednesday night's (April 1) The Masked Singer.]

SPOILER ALERT: Do not read ahead if you have not watched Season 3, episode 10 of “The Masked Singer,” which aired April 1 on Fox.

With three performances and several clue packages available for consumption, fans are convinced they have peeled open the Banana and discovered . But, like, have they REALLY? Let's examine the evidence.

The Masked Singer is really trying to make this Group C Championships thing happen. Alas, Nick Cannon, we’ve already sat through the Group A and Group B championships -- it’s not that spectacular, so just cool your shimmery disco-ball shoes.

The Super Nine has been revealed, and one more singer has taken off her mask.  Tonight we saw the final four singers in Group C perform, and it was the T-Rex who lost in the end and had to reveal herself.

The Masked Singer whittled down fur — sorry, four — crazy costumed creatures to three in the Group C Championships episode Wednesday and I think I can safely speak for all Americans when I say we'd very much like it if The Masked Singer suddenly revealed it had 12 more singers hidden away somewhere, like when you go to a store and they bring out the last of something that was in the mysterious "back."

The identity of The T-Rex has been revealed!

returned on Wednesday for the Group C championships, and fans had to bid farewell to the final performer from the group.

SPOILER ALERT: Do not read ahead if you have not watched Season 3, episode 9 of “The Masked Singer,” which aired March 25 on Fox.

It’s time for The Masked Singer Group C playoffs! During the Wednesday, March 25, episode, comedian Will Forte joined judges Robin Thicke, Jenny McCarthy, Ken Jeong and Nicole Scherzinger to send home one more singer before the super nine singers compete.

The Masked Singer whittled down fur — sorry, four — crazy costumed creatures to three in the Group C Championships episode Wednesday and I think I can safely speak for all Americans when I say we'd very much like it if The Masked Singer suddenly revealed it had 12 more singers hidden away somewhere, like when you go to a store and they bring out the last of something that was in the mysterious "back."

One of my fave parts of the show is the wildly detailed, intricate, and extravagant costumes. I’d even go so far as to call them works of art. I mean, come on! It’s pretty impressive that these stars B-listers are able to bust a move onstage in getups that rival heavy machinery. Have you *seen* the wings on the ?! Or the hat on ?! None of this stuff can be particularly comfy, and the sacrifice made for my personal amusement is very much appreciated!

What a season this is turning out to be.  Last week, Sarah Palin in a bear costume. This week, it's Bella Thorne as a swan.

Much of Hollywood may be dealing with uncertainty right at this moment in the face of the pandemic that's sweeping the globe, but we can all rest easy about one little thing: The Masked Singer will go on.  This is only because the season finished filming in February, but it means that our weekly insane guessing games will continue until all of the singers have been unmasked and we can all rest easy knowing who else was up on that stage with Sarah Palin, Tony Hawk, and Chaka Khan.  Tonight, Ken

Without a scary get-up to distract me, I figured I'd be able to guess which the space suit right away. But as it turns out, I'm just really really bad at recognizing voices. Thankfully, the judges and fans came through with some theories. Let's dive in.

So far, —for one thing, No, I am still not over it and I'm not sure I ever will be. As for the rest of the cast, fans are completely confident they know the face and voice of the purple-hued nightmare known as Night Angel. After conducting some of my own research, I must say that the popular fan theory looks more like straight-up fact. Here's why.