The Masked Singer (American TV series) season 4

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The Masked Singer
Season 4
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Promotional poster for season four, featuring "Crocodile"
Starring
Hosted by Nick Cannon
No. of contestants16
Winner LeAnn Rimes as "Sun"
Runner-up Aloe Blacc as "Mushroom"
No. of episodes14
Release
Original network Fox
Original releaseSeptember 23 (2020-09-23) –
December 16, 2020 (2020-12-16)
Season chronology
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List of episodes

The fourth season of the American television series The Masked Singer premiered on Fox on September 23, 2020, following a sneak peek episode that aired on September 13, [1] [2] and concluded on December 16, 2020. The season was won by singer LeAnn Rimes as "Sun", with singer Aloe Blacc finishing second as "Mushroom", and singer Nick Carter placing third as "Crocodile".

Contents

Panelists and host

Season 4 panelists and host
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Robin Thicke
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Jenny McCarthy Wahlberg
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Ken Jeong
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Nicole Scherzinger
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Nick Cannon

Nick Cannon, singer-songwriter Robin Thicke, television and radio personality Jenny McCarthy Wahlberg, actor and comedian Ken Jeong, and recording artist Nicole Scherzinger all returned for their fourth season as host and panelists. [3] [4] Following controversial statements made on his podcast, it was confirmed that Cannon would remain as host of the show, after Fox accepted his apology. [5]

Guest panelists included Joel McHale in the third and fourth episodes, season two winner Wayne Brady in the sixth episode, Niecy Nash in the seventh episode, Cheryl Hines in the eighth episode, Jay Pharoah in the ninth episode, and Craig Robinson in the tenth episode. [6]

The panelists also engaged in a competition for the Golden Ear in this season. After each masked singer performed for the first time along with an initial clue package, each panelist wrote their first impressions-based guess at the identity of the celebrity and kept in a safe until the men in black are instructed to bring it out upon a contestant's elimination. Those guesses were revealed after each celebrity was unmasked, with panelist scoring a point for each celebrity they got correct from their initial first impression, with the panelist with the most correct answers winning the Golden Ear. [7] Jenny McCarthy Wahlberg won the first Golden Ear for getting the most guesses correct. [8]

Production

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States, various industry-adopted safety protocols were implemented for production (as well as a change in location from Television City to Red Studios Hollywood), which included that the tapings to have a virtual audience, and that the judging panel would be 8 feet apart from each other. Fox Alternative Entertainment president Rob Wade said that the show would still "feel very much like" past seasons, having employed "various quarantining and various camera tricks" to preserve the visible presence of a studio audience. [9] Executive producer Craig Plestis stated that a goal for season four's costumes was to "increase the bonkers level and keep the production values up". A "virtual audience" was incorporated into voting. [9] To accommodate social distancing, many of the clue packages used animation by Bento Box Entertainment, the studio behind Bob's Burgers as opposed to live-action filming typically used for their clue packaging. [10]

Contestants

The season featured 16 contestants, [10] including "Snow Owls" wearing the first duet costume with its own vehicle, [11] the first costume to have animatronic parts ("Serpent"), and the first puppet costume ("Baby Alien"). The contestants in this season are reported to have a combined net worth over $398 million, 46 Grammy nominations, 23 platinum records, 10 Hall of Fame appearances, and one Olympic gold medal, to collectively have sold over 281 million records, appeared in over 5,475 episodes of television and 151 films, made five Super Bowl appearances, have four stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, hold three world records, one Time 100 honor, and one Oscar nomination in a major category. [12] [13]

Results
Stage name [14] CelebrityOccupation(s)Episodes
1234567891012
Group AGroup BABGroup CABC
Sun LeAnn Rimes SingerSAFESAFEWINWINWINNER
Mushroom Aloe Blacc SingerSAFESAFERISKWINRUNNER-UP
Crocodile Nick Carter SingerSAFESAFESAFEWINTHIRD
Seahorse Tori Kelly SingerSAFESAFESAFEOUT
Jellyfish Chloe Kim Olympic gold medalistSAFESAFEWINOUT
Popcorn Taylor Dayne SingerSAFESAFERISKOUT
Broccoli Paul Anka SingerSAFESAFEOUT
Serpent Dr. Elvis Francois Surgeon/viral video starSAFESAFEOUT
Whatchamacallit Lonzo Ball NBA playerSAFESAFEOUT
Snow Owls Clint Black SingerSAFESAFEOUT [lower-alpha 1]
Lisa Hartman Black Actor/singer
Squiggly Monster Bob Saget Comedian/TV hostSAFEOUT
Lips Wendy Williams Talk show hostOUT
Baby Alien Mark Sanchez Retired NFL playerSAFEOUT
Giraffe Brian Austin Green ActorSAFEOUT
Gremlin Mickey Rourke Actor/boxerWD [lower-alpha 2]
Dragon Busta Rhymes RapperOUT
  The masked singer won with their performance and remained in the competition.
  The masked singer was in the bottom two, but was not eliminated.
  The masked singer was safe from elimination.
  The masked singer was eliminated from the competition and unmasked.
  The masked singer did not perform.
  The masked singer unmasked themselves and left the competition.
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The celebrities who competed in the fourth season of The Masked Singer, pictured in order of elimination (L–R):


Busta Rhymes ("Dragon"),Mickey Rourke ("Gremlin"),Brian Austin Green ("Giraffe"),Mark Sanchez ("Baby Alien"),Wendy Williams ("Lips"),Bob Saget ("Squiggly Monster"),Clint and Lisa Hartman Black ("Snow Owls"),Lonzo Ball ("Whatchamacallit"),Paul Anka ("Broccoli"),Taylor Dayne ("Popcorn"),Chloe Kim ("Jellyfish"),Tori Kelly ("Seahorse"),Nick Carter ("Crocodile"),Aloe Blacc ("Mushroom"), and LeAnn Rimes ("Sun")

Not pictured: Dr. Elvis Francois ("Serpent")

Episodes

Week 1 (September 23)

Performances on the first episode
#Stage nameSongIdentityResult
1Ninetales"Roar" by Katy Perry Beyoncé OUT
2Drednaw"Take Me To Church” by Hozier undiclosedSAFE
3Orbeetle"Tick Tick Boom" by The Hives undisclosedSAFE
4Boltund"Who Let The Dogs Out?" by Baha Men undiclosedSAFE
5Centiskorch"Magic Carpet Ride" by Steppenwolf undisclosedSAFE

Week 2 (September 30)

Performances on the second episode
#Stage nameSongIdentityResult
1Machamp"I Surrender" by Hillsong Worship undisclosedSAFE
2Charizard"Oceans (Where Feet May Fail)" by Hillsong United undisclosedSAFE
3Beartic"You Deserve It" by Youthful Praise undiclosedSAFE
4Pangoro"Promises" by Naomi Raine Joe Gatto OUT
5Flygon"Jireh" by Elevation Worship undisclosedSAFE
6Snorlax"Lord, I Need You" by Matt Maher undisclosedSAFE

Week 3 (October 7)

Guest panelist performance: "Blurred Lines" by Robin Thicke performed by Joel McHale as "The Robin"

Performances on the third episode
#Stage nameSongIdentityResult
1Popcorn"Falling" by Harry Styles undisclosedSAFE
2Giraffe"Get Down on It" by Kool & the Gang Brian Austin Green OUT
3Snow Owls"Like I'm Gonna Lose You" by Meghan Trainor (feat. John Legend)undisclosedSAFE
undisclosed
4Sun"Praying" by Kesha undisclosedSAFE

Week 4 (October 14)

Performances on the fourth episode
#Stage nameSongIdentityResult
1Serpent"The Bones" by Maren Morris undisclosedSAFE
2Crocodile"Toxic" by Britney Spears undisclosedSAFE
3Baby Alien"It's Time" by Imagine Dragons Mark Sanchez OUT
4Whatchamacallit"Money Maker" by Ludacris (feat. Pharrell Williams)undisclosedSAFE
5Seahorse"My Heart Will Go On" by Celine Dion undisclosedSAFE

Week 5 (October 28)

Performances on the fifth episode
#Stage nameSongIdentityResult
1Squiggly Monster"Have You Ever Seen the Rain" by Creedence Clearwater Revival undisclosedSAFE
2Mushroom"This Woman's Work" by Maxwell undisclosedSAFE
3Jellyfish"Big Girls Don't Cry" by Fergie undisclosedSAFE
4Broccoli"The House is Rockin'/Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On" by Stevie Ray Vaughan/Jerry Lee Lewis undisclosedSAFE
5Lips"Native New Yorker" by Odyssey Wendy Williams OUT

Week 6 (November 4)

Guest panelist performance: "Memories" by Maroon 5 performed by Wayne Brady as "Mr. TV".

Performances on the sixth episode
#Stage nameSongIdentityResult
1Mushroom"If I Could Turn Back Time" by Cher undisclosedSAFE
2Broccoli"Hello" by Lionel Richie undisclosedSAFE
3Squiggly Monster"(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction" by The Rolling Stones Bob Saget OUT
4Jellyfish"Crazy" by Patsy Cline undisclosedSAFE

Week 7 (November 11)

Group performance: "Raise Your Glass" by P!nk

Performances on the seventh episode
#Stage nameSongResult
1Sun"Piece of My Heart" by Janis Joplin WIN
2Snow Owls"The Prayer" by Andrea Bocelli & Celine Dion RISK
3Popcorn"Domino" by Jessie J RISK
SmackdownIdentityResult
1Snow Owls"Because You Loved Me" by Celine Dion Clint Black OUT [lower-alpha 1]
Lisa Hartman Black
2Popcorn"(Everything I Do) I Do It for You" by Bryan Adams undisclosedSAFE

Week 8 (November 18)

Performances on the eighth episode
#Stage nameSongIdentityResult
1Seahorse"...Baby One More Time" by Britney Spears undisclosedSAFE
2Crocodile"Bleeding Love" by Leona Lewis undisclosedSAFE
3Whatchamacallit"Lean Back" by Terror Squad ft. Fat Joe & Remy Ma Lonzo Ball OUT
4Serpent"Cool" by Jonas Brothers Dr. Elvis Francois OUT

Week 9 (November 26)

Group performance: "I Want You Back" by The Jackson 5

Performances on the ninth episode
#Stage nameSongResult
1Jellyfish"Don't Start Now" by Dua Lipa WIN
2Mushroom"Unconditionally" by Katy Perry RISK
3Broccoli"Old Time Rock & Roll" by Bob Seger RISK
SmackdownIdentityResult
1Broccoli"Take Me Down" by Alabama Paul Anka OUT
2Mushroom"A Song for You" by Donny Hathaway undisclosedSAFE

Week 10 (December 2)

Group performance: "Take On Me" by A-ha

Guest panelist performance: "I Will Survive" by Gloria Gaynor performed by Craig Robinson

Performances on the tenth episode
#GroupStage nameSongIdentityResult
1BSeahorse"That's What I Like" by Bruno Mars Tori Kelly OUT
2Crocodile"I Don't Want to Miss a Thing" by Aerosmith undisclosedWIN
3CMushroom"Valerie" by Amy Winehouse undisclosedWIN
4Jellyfish"Stay" by Rihanna ft. Mikky Ekko Chloe Kim OUT
5APopcorn"Better Be Good to Me" by Tina Turner Taylor Dayne OUT
6Sun"When the Party's Over" by Billie Eilish undisclosedWIN

Week 11 (December 16) – Finale

Group performance: "Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)" by Darlene Love

Performances on the final episode
#Stage nameSongIdentityResult
1Crocodile"Open Arms" by Journey Nick Carter THIRD PLACE
2Mushroom"I Wish" by Stevie Wonder Aloe Blacc RUNNER-UP
3Sun"The Story" by Brandi Carlile LeAnn Rimes WINNER

Ratings

Viewership and ratings per episode of The Masked Singer (American TV series) season 4
No.TitleAir dateTimeslot (ET) Rating
(18–49)		Viewers
(millions)		DVR
(18–49)		DVR viewers
(millions)		Total
(18–49)		Total viewers
(millions)		Ref.
0"Special Season Four Sneak Peek"September 13, 2020Sunday 8:00 p.m.1.65.57———— [16] [17]
1"The Season Premiere - The Masks Return"September 23, 2020Wednesday 8:00 p.m.1.65.920.82.882.48.80 [18]
2"The Group B Premiere - Six More Masks"September 30, 20201.96.940.72.482.69.42 [19]
3"The Group A Play Offs - Famous Masked Words"October 7, 20201.56.010.82.382.38.39 [20] [21]
4"The Group B Play Offs - Cloudy with a Chance of Clues"October 14, 20201.76.50———— [22] [23]
5"The Group C Premiere - Masked But Not Least"October 28, 20201.66.200.72.082.38.28 [24]
6"The Group C Play Offs - Funny You Should Mask"November 4, 20201.76.570.72.142.48.71 [25]
7"The Group A Finals - The Masked Frontier"November 11, 20201.66.070.62.032.28.10 [26]
8"The Group B Finals - The Mask Chance Saloon"November 18, 20201.76.420.72.132.38.55 [27]
9"The Group C Finals - The Masks Give Thanks"November 26, 2020Thursday 8:00 p.m.3.511.420.72.164.213.58 [28] [29]
10"The Semi Finals - The Super Six"December 2, 2020Wednesday 8:00 p.m.1.66.570.61.922.28.49 [30]
Special"The Holiday Sing-a-Long"December 9, 20201.14.890.31.261.46.14 [31] [32]
11"Road to the Finals"December 16, 20201.35.44———— [33]
12"The Season 4 Finale - Last Mask Standing"December 16, 2020Wednesday 9:00 p.m.1.87.41———— [33]

Notes

  1. 1 2 Prior to the unmasking, Nick Cannon had to enlist the Snow Owls' dancers to "hatch" them out of their egg vehicle for a final clue to their identity.
  2. ↑ Rourke, after completing his performance in costume and while being interviewed by Cannon, complained about how hot it was in the costume and proceeded to unmask himself before the judges could vote, eliminating himself from the competition. [15]

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