3:49 PM
Rather than the usual video clips, the finale/elimination show instead opened cold, to a shot of the stage, one spotlight shining down on Rachelle Martin-Bale and her band, A Woman Scorned, who opened the big finale with a cover song of their own: a haunting rendition of Steve Miller Band's "Fly Like An Eagle".
When the performance ended, the view cut to the host of the show, Princess Bea Wilson. Wearing a long blood-red dress, slit up to the thigh, and with her blonde hair curled into a Marilyn Monroe-esque style, she pursed her red lips to the camera, blowing a kiss to the viewers.
"Hello everyone, and welcome to the final episode of The Masked Singer - Galador! First, let's hear it for A Woman Scorned! Rachelle will be back in a bit with the other judges."
"Before we get to anything else, I want to take a moment to tell all of you: the viewers, the talent, the producers, ALL of you - thank you, sincerely, from the bottom of my cynical, sarcastic, oversexed heart for letting me be a part of this. I had a blast, through all 17 years, 4 months, and 13 days of it."
She turned towards the audience, waving to them with a cheesy grin.
"We've seen some surprises, we've seen some obvious guesses... but one thing that's been consistent is the quality. Every performer that's had the guts to put on a ridiculous costume and sing their heart out for us has kicked ass, and we owe all of them a round of applause."
"Now... let's get to the reason you're all tuning in tonight: the unmaskings, and finding out who is the winner of The Masked Singer!"
When the performance ended, the view cut to the host of the show, Princess Bea Wilson. Wearing a long blood-red dress, slit up to the thigh, and with her blonde hair curled into a Marilyn Monroe-esque style, she pursed her red lips to the camera, blowing a kiss to the viewers.
"Hello everyone, and welcome to the final episode of The Masked Singer - Galador! First, let's hear it for A Woman Scorned! Rachelle will be back in a bit with the other judges."
"Before we get to anything else, I want to take a moment to tell all of you: the viewers, the talent, the producers, ALL of you - thank you, sincerely, from the bottom of my cynical, sarcastic, oversexed heart for letting me be a part of this. I had a blast, through all 17 years, 4 months, and 13 days of it."
She turned towards the audience, waving to them with a cheesy grin.
"We've seen some surprises, we've seen some obvious guesses... but one thing that's been consistent is the quality. Every performer that's had the guts to put on a ridiculous costume and sing their heart out for us has kicked ass, and we owe all of them a round of applause."
"Now... let's get to the reason you're all tuning in tonight: the unmaskings, and finding out who is the winner of The Masked Singer!"