‘The Masked Dancer’ Hits The Floor Running; ‘SNF’ Tops Sunday Ratings

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeElizabeth Smart wasn’t interested at first in appearing on Fox’s “The Masked Dancer.” But after her grandmother passed away, Smart said she had an epiphany.“She certainly lived life to the fullest,” Smart said. “As I was sitting at her funeral, thinking about life and death, I just thought, it’s okay to have fun.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine The Masked Dancer has certainly got fans hooked. The wacky The Masked Singer spin-off show, which features Ken Jeong, Paula Abdul, Brian Austin Green, and Ashley Tisdale on its judging panel, sees a number of disguised celebrities take to the stage to show off their impressive dancing skills.

The Masked Dancer is back on tonight (January 13), and we’re so excited to see who will be un-masked next!

“The Masked Dancer” returned Wednesday with all new clues, fun performances and outlandish guesses from the show’s panel. Fans also got to find out the secret identity of yet another hidden celeb.

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Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeBill Nye the Science Guy has been a recreational dancer for years, a hobby he took to “Dancing with the Stars” in 2013. On Wednesday, he was back hoofin’ it on TV — this time, on Fox’s “The Masked Dancer,” where he was revealed as the celebrity under the Ice Cube costume.“If I have a chance to dance, Bring it on!” Nye told Variety.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine The Masked Dancer returns tonight for its second episode and we couldn't be more excited!MORE: Wendy Williams sparks fan debate with major change in appearanceWhile we wait to see which new celebrities will be unveiled from behind the wacky but seriously impressive masks, why not get to know panellist Paula Abdul? Keep reading for everything you need to know about the panellist and performer. . . WATCH: America's Got Talent judge Simon Cowell breaks back

The Masked Dancer is back on tonight (January 6), and we’re so excited to see who will be un-masked next!

The Masked Singer returns for its second series in the UK. Joel Dommett has returned for hosting duties, while the four panellists guessing along with the (masked) studio audience are returning judges Jonathan Ross, Rita Ora and Davina McCall, along with new recruit Mo Gilligan (taking the place of Ken Jeong, who's been focusing on his judging role on the US series due to travel logistics).

Will Thorne Staff WriterFox expanded its “Masked Singer” franchise with the debut of “The Masked Dancer” last night, as the spinoff continued the formats’ strong ratings trend.The show’s premiere delivered a 1.3 rating among adults 18-49 and drew 4.8 million total viewers, which easily represented the top non-football programming of the night. That viewership figure is roughly on par with the “Masked Singer” episode from Dec.

hit reality series “The Masked Singer” has a new spinoff: “The Masked Dancer.”The series premiered Sunday and will see its regular winter time slot premiere with its second episode on Wednesday, Jan. 6, at 8 p.m.

The Masked Dancer spoilers follow. The Masked Singer's brand new sister show The Masked Dancer has unveiled its first famous face.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeIt’s been 36 years since Ice-T’s film debut in the film “Breakin'” — but he briefly relived those poppin’ and lockin’ moments Sunday night on the premiere episode of Fox’s “The Masked Dancer.”The “Law & Order” SVU” star and O.G.

Warning: The following article contains spoilers from the premiere of “The Masked Dancer”.

Fox's brand new guessing game debuted, and gave fans a look at five of the season's ten secret stars.We're here to break down all the fresh new hints, dish on the fun spoilers and collect all the clues about the hidden celebs' secret identities.

is finally here! spin-off series premiered on Sunday, and gave fans a long-awaited look at Fox's new costumed guessing game.While functionally similar to its megahit sister series, is wildly different in several key ways. First and foremost, the dancing.

As families begin their holiday festivities, ABC started its Wednesday night with a presentation of the classic 1970 stop-motion feature Santa Claus Is Comin’ to Town narrated by Fred Astaire, which earned a 0.5 in the adults 18-49 demographic and 2.82 million viewers. It was followed by even more Yuletide cheer with a fresh episode of The Great Christmas Light Fight (0.5, 2.72M), primetime’s only original program last night.