The masked singer returns!

[Caaarrrl]

I searched but couldn't find a new thread for this series.

I'm stupidly excited!

I guessed Stacy Solomon for sausage before she’d sung a note.
Andy Serkis was a decent guess for badger I think.

Stacey Solomon is good guess will be interesting if it is her how she hides her distinctive speaking voice
I like Andy Serkis for the clue fit it’s just I see him as being small and badger looks bigger to me although that could be a misdirect with padding in the outfit

Could Sausage be Jessie J? Her career definitely needs a boost and she has a London accent.

It’s Badger that I’m intrigued by. He definitely has a midlands accent. East Midlands I reckon. I did wonder at first whether it was Noddy Holder or Roy Wood but they are both 74 and don’t need to do this pile of bollocks!

Could Badger be Neil Morrissey? With the anonymous thing being his Bob the Builder alter ego?

I was thinking Aled Jones for Dragon.
The Welsh connection and he's been on Cash in the Attic.
Don't know where the rainbow comes in though.

Here we go!

Evening. I need a distraction for sure!!

So do I piggy after a day of what's app discussions with Union rep from school to try to decide what to do after NEU advice

Draining , isn't it? Let's hide here

It's as good a place as any!

Comedian?

Good evening!

Are there some name changers on here from previous Voice/X Factor threads? I get all discombobulated by name changes

I've always been piggy , noisy*! Are you watching Voice with me later?!

Harlequin sounds like Gabrielle

Susana Reid for harlequin?

Lol, yes @Piggywaspushed you are my beacon of familiarity

There were a lot of clues about comedy, I thought.

It does sound like gabrielle

noisy

Sounds a wee bit like Kim from Eastenders to me.

OH (who pretends he hates this show) just piped up to say he thinks one is Tameka Empson (Kim from Eastenders).

X post @Phoebe !

Sounds very like Randy Crawford!

Oh Wossy is being sooo annoying.

There was something about her having to be pushed on stage and the push was really emphasised.