I Can See Your Voice Thailand

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I Can See Your Voice Thailand
Thai	นักร้องซ่อนแอบ
Genre	Mystery Music Game show
Based on	I Can See Your Voice by CJ ENM
Presented by	[th] Kan Kantathavorn
Starring	The celebrity panelists (see cast)
Country of origin	Thailand
Original language	Thai
No. of seasons	5
No. of episodes	Regular: 301 Special: 8 Overall: 309 (as of 19 January 2022)
Production
Camera setup	Multiple-camera setup
Production company	Workpoint Entertainment
Distributor	CJ ENM
Release
Original network	Workpoint TV
Original release	13 January 2016 (2016-01-13) – 26 January 2022 (2022-01-26)
Chronology
Related shows	I Can See Your Voice franchise
External links
Website

I Can See Your Voice Thailand is a Thai television mystery music game show series on Workpoint TV. It is an adaptation of the South Korean program of the same name.

Gameplay[]

Format[]

A guest artist is presented with a group of seven "mystery singers" — some of them are good singers, and some are bad. The artist must attempt to eliminate bad singers from the group by guessing who they are without hearing them sing. They get assistance from clues by "celebrity panelists" over the course of four rounds. The artist will eliminate one to two singers at the end of each round and then proceeding to perform on the "stage of truth". At the end, the winning mystery singer is revealed as good or bad by means of a duet with one of the guest artists.^[1]

The Thai version has two gameplay formats:

• Original format

Under the original format, the guest artist can eliminate one or two mystery singers after each round. The game concludes with the last mystery singer standing that depends on outcome of a duet performance with a guest artist.

• Versus format (seasons 3–4)

Under the versus format (adopted by Giọng ải giọng ai), both opposing guest artists can eliminate one mystery singer each in the first two rounds, and then both can choose one mystery singer each to perform a duet in the third round. The winning conditions for the mystery singers chosen by both guest artists, depending on the outcome of a duet performance, if:

Rounds[]

There are seven individuals of mystery singers standing on a platform to keep identities concealed until the "stage of truth" performance.

Notes:

Production[]

Background and development[]

Workpoint Entertainment first announced the development of the series in January 2016.^[1] In an interview with CJ ENM format sales director Diane Min from K7 Media, she notably mentioned Thailand as the first country to actually adopt the program that would later subsequently became an international music game show franchise.^[2]

In the fourth season, Bigo Live and the network itself jointly collaborated by launching a livestream-based I Can Show my Voice companion event, which was held from 4 to 30 November 2020.^[3]

Filming[]

Episode tapings took place at the Workpoint Studio in Bang Phun, Mueang District, Pathum Thani. Since its debut broadcast on 13 January 2016, the program "never stop filming and airing", stated in her similar interview.^[2] In the fourth season, Bigo Live also co-produced the premiere episode.^[3] Since the third season from May 2020, production would still continue with enhanced health and safety protocols being implemented due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Broadcast[]

History[]

I Can See Your Voice Thailand debuted on 13 January 2016. The second season immediately started a week after the first-season finale, with Got7 being the first international guest artists.^[4][5] The third season spanned two years of airing that premiered on 21 November 2018.^[6][7] Meanwhile,  [th] defeated Sunaree Ratchasima in the first episode under "versus format" on 30 October 2019.^[8] In a co-production with Bigo Live, the fourth season began airing on 4 November 2020, with  [th] being the guest artists.^[9][10] In celebration of their fifth anniversary, the fifth season (dubbed as I Can See Your Voice Festival) premiered on 13 October 2021.^[11][12]

Due to continuous seasonal broadcast, this show has achieved milestone episodes. On 31 January 2018, the 100th episode was played by  [th].^[13][14] The New Year's Day in 2020 aired its 200th episode that was played by  [th].^[15]

Special episodes[]

For the first two seasons, I Can See Your Voice Thailand was pre-empted of airing in October due to the demise of King of Thailand Bhumibol Adulyadej.^[16] A Memorial Showcase episode was then aired following that event.^[17] Other highlight episodes that have occasionally held are New Year's Countdown Showcase (for two seasons)^[18] and Summer and Rainy Showcase (only in the fourth season).^[19]

Cast[]

The series employs a team of "celebrity panelists" who decipher mystery singers' evidences throughout the game. Guest panelists also appear since the first season. Throughout its broadcast, the program has assigned 15 different panelists. The original members consist of  [th],  [th], and  [th].^[20] Besides with original lineup, newcomers also include  [th] (from first season);  [th],  [th], Kapol Thongplub, and Kiattisak Udomnak (from second season);  [th],  [th], Jack Chaleumpol, and Saranyu Winaipanit (from third season); and  [th],  [th], and Chinawut Indracusin (from fourth season).

Series overview[]

References[]