On Sunday, November 7 at 8 p.m. ET/7 p.m. CT, Fox will air episode 6 of The Masked Singer. The well-known reality television competition series usually airs on Wednesdays, but this week it aired over the weekend to make up for episodes that were missed because of an earlier baseball game.
This week’s episode of The Masked Singer included a 90s-themed night. The three masked stars who performed were The Lambs, the Walrus, and Milkshake. They faced off against one another to advance to the semifinals. Unfortunately, the Lambs were the only ones of them to survive.
This weeks first eliminated and revealed contestant was The Walrus. After receiving the fewest votes from the studio audience, The Walrus was revealed, and as many had predicted, it was actor Joey Lawrence. Viewers, though, weren’t happy about the removal.
When the Lambs survived, many people were relieved, but many people were shocked that the Milkshake received more votes than the Walrus.
The Walrus is way better,” said The Masked Singer viewers after the Walrus outperformed the Milkshake. Fans expressed their opinions on Twitter, contending that the Walrus was superior to the Milkshake.
Others said that his time in the competition was too short and that he should have participated in the Battle Royale. Additionally, viewers questioned how the Milkshake defeated the Walrus.
Before performing on The Masked Singer, Season 8, Episode 6, The Walrus gave the judges the following advice.
The 1990s were the subject this week on The Masked Singer. As judges, Nicole Scherzinger, Jenny McCarthy, Ken Jeong, and Robin Thicke all made a comeback.
The evening’s first performance was given by The Walrus. The image of the Walrus at a mall, surrounded by yelling admirers, appeared on the clue package. In the video montage, he claimed that he signs documents and takes pictures with mothers:
“It all started when I tap danced on the desk of a legendary late-night talk show host. My story about the creation of my heartthrobs didn’t end there.
Think about it: a flannel shirt, a leather jacket, frizzy hair, a great zip code, and a still-used slogan. But every teen idol has to grow up. As a result, I started working at other places and got to know a whole new group of screaming fans.
The visual cues included Jenny the cat, a red blouse, a musical note on a red heart, and a Full House reference. Two Princes by Spin Doctors was covered by The Walrus. Last but not least, only Robin Thicke correctly identified Joey Lawrence as the person wearing the mask.
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