The Masked Dancer

Wow! What a sad show. This could have been compelling but what a train wreck. Yes, I watched the entire premiere. I won't be watching it again.

As a massive fan of the first series, "The Masked Singer", you could understand how excited I was for the spinoff.

What makes the first series so entertaining is the talent that the preformers have, and the other excitement viewers feel as the figure out which celebrities have a hidden talent for music. The problem with The Masked Dancer, however, is that the preformers are not talented dancers. I assumed that this show would feature celebrities with a hidden talent of dancing, but that simply isn't the case.

This show would have been incredible if the contestants knew how to dance. Very disappointed.

First off, I think Craig Robinson is a poor choice as host. His voice tone and energy is just not right for this job.

Next, I was partially OK with the Masking Singer using a fake audience to keep things consistent, but The Masked Dancer is completely new! There is no valid audience footage that you can use! FAKERS!

Then, what in the world, KEN is here too?? Sure, he's only on screen to make fun of, but his act is festering at this point. The rest of the panel is ugh too.

Lastly, the actual dancing was pretty bad, as others have mentioned. A bunch of "dance moves" doesn't equal "dancing".

Anyway, I am pretty confident this show will be cancelled after this season airs. It's too bad because there is actual potential here. It just seems that quite a bit of the decision making was phoned in, no pun intended. Specifically, too much "party" vibe, not enough "pro" vibe.

Just finished watching the first episode: this show is so painfully bad,these people could barely move let alone dance. At least with their sister show the Masked Singer some people could actually sing

These people can barely move in their costumes. There's much better dancing on the masked singer. Giving 2 stars instead of 1 because Craig Robinson is a better host than Nicks Cannon and I like the "women in black."