We’ve unmasked a Unicorn and a Spider and we are secretly smug.
When the fabulous Deni Hines and Paulini hair flicked their way out from under those giant costume heads we knew we had this show cracked. All of this clue writing has been paying off.
We see you Cody Simpson, Rob Mills and Gorgi Coghlan. Mark our words.
Here’s the unmasking of Unicorn. Post continues after video.
This clue list is getting next level long, so here’s the latest nuggets for you to chew on ahead of next week.
Robot
Robots “don’t make mistakes,” they never tire or go to bed. From a young age Robot has been chasing a dream, and it was head down following the straight and narrow path laid out by others all heading the same way.
Robot never forgets “that the family that plays together stays together”.
Robot sang Jolene by Dolly Parton and Nothing Breaks Like A Heart by Mark Ronson and Miley Cyrus.
Robot is a competitor – it’s how he grew up. He loves winning at what ever he is doing. He wants to be the best not just the “best he can be.” He wants to win.
Top Comments
I'm not watching but have there been any surprises on this show at all? It seems like all the articles have been "well, we all thought it was Kate Ceberano...and it was" and "we knew it was Nikki Webster from the beginning!".
Yeah, that's what I've been thinking. I still reckon it would be more fun if they were unmasked as soon as one of the judges guessed them correctly, then you'd have the dark horses, a few tricky ones, right at the end.
Osher must get some sort of quick briefing just before the singer unmasks - otherwise, I'm sure his reaction would be the same as mine for several of these: "Who are you?"
Definitely. Though it's the exact calibre of celebrity I would expect on this show, quite honestly. It was never going to be Margot Robbie or Chris Hemsworth.
It's the exact same calibre that appears on I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here, which is why Lindsay Lohan's presence is a little bit sad - it's another indicator of where her own career is at. The judges are really just there to try and be funny, though, because their accuracy (or lack thereof) on the singers' identities has zero effect on the outcome.
It could get interesting if the show's popularity climbs rather than goes down after this first season - they might be able to attract a genuine star. Or maybe they just need one actual star to go on, like Mariah Carey did for Carpool Karaoke? The only problem with that is that the superstar could get unmasked early and then - like this season - we're left with Gorgi Coghlan, Cody Simpson and Rob Mills, who for me are all thoroughly underwhelming (I miss you Kate!)