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I Can See Your Voice (South Korean game show) season 10

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The tenth season of the South Korean television mystery music game show I Can See Your Voice premiered on Mnet and tvN on March 22, 2023.[4][5]

Starring
Winners
  • Good singers: 6
  • Bad singers: 2
No. of episodes8
Quick facts Starring, Hosted by ...
I Can See Your Voice
Season 10
Promotional poster
Starring
Hosted by
Winners
  • Good singers: 6
  • Bad singers: 2
No. of episodes8
Release
Original network
Original releaseMarch 22 (2023-03-22) –
May 10, 2023 (2023-05-10)
Season chronology
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Season 9
List of episodes
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Gameplay

Format

For its game phase, the guest artist(s) must attempt to eliminate bad singers after each round. At the end of a game, the last remaining mystery singer is revealed as either good or bad by means of a duet between them and one of the guest artists.[6][7]

If the last remaining mystery singer is good, they are granted to release a digital single; if a singer is bad, they win ₩5,000,000.

Rounds

For this season, the "surprise entrant(s)" refer to mystery singer(s) standing inside an enclosure to remain concealed, until its revelation by being eliminated or a final performance by one of the guest artists.

  1. Visual round
    The guest artist is given some time to observe and examine five out of six mystery singers, according to year of birth.
  2. Lip sync round
    Each mystery singer self-introduces to guest artist and panelists and then performs a song, both on lip sync renditions.
  3. Evidence round
    The guest artist is presented with a video package including witnesses reacting to one of the mystery singers when they hear on its own performance that would appear on the show.

Episodes

Guest artists

Legend:       
  Good singer
  Bad singer
More information Episode, Guest artist ...
Episode Guest artist[b] Mystery singers
(In their respective numbers and aliases)[b]
# Date Elimination order Winner
Visual round Lip sync round Evidence round
1 March 22, 2023 Shin Hyun-joon[c] and Jung Joon-ho
[8][9][10][11]
5. Lee Seung-gi (b. 1987) 3. Bang Bo-yong (b. 1990) and Lee Seung-yeon (b. 1992) 6. Shin Hyo-beom [ko] (b. 1966) 1. Yoon Bit-byeol (b. 1994) 2. Kim Do-hoon (b. 1989) 4. Taiwan Chu Yu-hsien (b. 1995)
2 March 29, 2023 Yoshihiro Akiyama[c][a] and Mo Tae-bum[c]
[12][13]
2. Kim Chae-won (b. 2004) 3. Kim Ji-woo (b. 2006) 4. Lee Eun-bi (b. 1992) 6. Truedy [ko] (b. 1993) 1. Kim Chun-ri (b. 1978) 5. Bak Joo-hyo (b. 1997)
3 April 5, 2023 Lee Seok-hoon (SG Wannabe) and Tei[14] 4. Kim Kwang-hyun (b. 2000) 3. Park Sae-neul (b. 1997) 1. Kang Deok (b. 1993) 2. Kim Min-ah (b. 1995) 5. Lim Yong-hyeok (b. 1988) 6. Kim Kyung-jin [ko] (b. 1983)[a]
4 April 12, 2023 Kim Ho-joong
[15][16]
5. Yoo Se-woon (b. 1996) 1. Shin Si-yeon (b. 2000) 3. Daniel Han (b. 1965) 6. Park Seul-gi [ko] (b. 1986) 4. Kim Yoon-oh (b. 1992) 2. Kook Doo-hyun (b. 1983)
5 April 19, 2023 Kwon Il-yong [ko][c] and Pyo Chang-won[c]
[17][18][19]
4. Park Sang-hoon (b. 1999) 3. Yang Seo-yoon (b. 1991) 6. Lee Hyun-yi [ko] (b. 1983) 1. Jung Hyun-woo (b. 1999) 2. Jeong Myung-song (b. 1989) 5. Ji Dong-gun (b. 1993)
6 April 26, 2023 Kara
[20][21][22]
1. Jang Minae (b. 1996) and Lee Da-hyun (b. 2005) 3. United States Kamilah Dreux (b. 1999) 6. Jaejae (b. 1990) 4. Jung Yong-hoon (b. 1991) 2. Jung Hyo-cheol (b. 1980) 5. Ahn Hyo-joo (b. 2009)
7 May 3, 2023 Jay Park and The Korean Zombie[c]
[23][24]
3. Cha Si-young (b. 2000) 6. JK Kim Dong-wook (b. 1975) 2. Hwang Ji-yeon and Hwang Ji-won (b. 1994) 4. Dommiu (b. 1999) 1. Park Yeong-joon (b. 2000) 5. India Himang Chandola (b. 2001)
8 May 10, 2023 MeloMance[a]
[25][26]
3. Yoon Hye-won (b. 2000) and Yoon Yong-bin (b. 1996) 6. Lee Hyun (b. 1983) 5. Lim Hyun-joon (b. 1992) 2. Jeong Hee-kyung (b. 1997) 4. Im Do-hwan (b. 1994) 1. Lee Dong-moon and Lee Dong-yeop (b. 1992)
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Panelists

Legend:       
  Regular panelist
  Guest panelist
More information Apps, Panelists in attendance (Sorted by first appearance, with episode designations) ...
Apps Panelists in attendance
(Sorted by first appearance, with episode designations)
g# p#
8 4 Hwang Chi-yeul, Kim Sang-hyuk (Click-B), Park Myung-soo, and Jonathan Yiombi[d] (1–8)
2 1 Yoo Jae-hwan [ko] (6–7)
1 28
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Reception

Legend:       
  Highest rated episode
  Lowest rated episode
More information No., Title ...
No. Title Air date Timeslot (KST) AGB Ratings
Mnet[27] tvN[28] Comb.
1 "Shin Hyun-joon and Jung Joon-ho" March 22, 2023 Wednesday, 7:00 pm 0.395% 1.632% 2.027%
2 "Choo Sung-hoon and Mo Tae-bum" March 29, 2023 0.222% 1.185% 1.407%
3 "Lee Seok-hoon and Tei" April 5, 2023 0.237% 1.622% 1.859%
4 "Kim Ho-joong" April 12, 2023 0.298% 1.326% 1.624%
5 "Kwon Il-yong and Pyo Chang-won" April 19, 2023 0.271% 1.183% 1.454%
6 "Kara" April 26, 2023 0.437% 1.055% 1.492%
7 "Jay Park and The Korean Zombie" May 3, 2023 0.23% 1.203% 1.433%
8 "MeloMance" May 10, 2023 0.235% 1.23% 1.465%
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Source: Nielsen Media Research

Notes

  1. Season highlights:
    • Yoshihiro Akiyama (JPN ep. 2) played as a foreign guest artist.
    • In 3rd episode, Kim Kyung-rok (of V.O.S) was an assistant of "surprise entrant" and winning bad singer Kim Kyung-jin for his lip sync performance.[1]
    • Hyojung (of Oh My Girl) became an interim host in 4th episode replacing Leeteuk (of Super Junior), due to his prior commitments.[2]
    • MeloMance (ep. 8) designated as new players, which include the returning Kim Min-seok.[3]
  2. Players' notes:
    • For the returning guest artists (who also include foreigners and former good singers, names are displayed in italics.
    • For the mixed groups, names who identified as bad singers are displayed in italics.
  3. Despite not singing, they were still counted as guest artists.
  4. Panelists' note:
    • Foreign attendee: Jonathan Yiombi (COD)

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