Warning: This article contains spoilers from Wednesday’s episode ofThe Masked Singer.
True to its title, Comedy Roast Night onThe Masked Singerbrought the laughs.
When it was time for the first elimination, Bride was the unlucky contestant picked to leave.
Avocado performing on ‘The Masked Singer’ season 8.Michael Becker / FOX
None of them were right:Bride was in fact pro wrestler and Fozzy singer Chris Jericho.
Thicke guessed Tim Allen.
ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: Why did you want to be onThe Masked Singer?
Adam Carolla.Amanda Edwards/Getty Images
ADAM CAROLLA:They asked me!
I thought, “Well, that sounds like a challenge, because I can’t sing.”
So, you know,I didDancing With the Starsbecause I couldn’t dance.
And I didThe Masked Singerbecause I couldn’t sing.
I’m just watching it, like anyone else is watching it.
And then they asked me to do it.
And what did it feel like?
It’s also sort of a test: How will I perform?
Will the situation and the grandness of the situation get the better of me?
Or will I be able to overcome that and just perform?
I didn’t have much to compare it to because I’ve never sung on stage before.
So it felt like exactly what it should have felt like, to me.
With a combination of sort of adrenaline mixed with a laundry list of things that you had to do.
So it was a fun challenge.
Did he ever talk to you about the show?
I don’t think it was scripted.
I can’t recall.
I say a lot of things extemporaneously, and then I have other moments where I’m writing jokes.
But I guess if you might’t tell as a viewer then I’ve probably done my job.
Or is that just off the cuff?"
And again, if you don’t know, then that’s probably the best way to deliver it.
Speaking of famous friends doingThe Masked Singer, who do you want to see do it next?
Do you think Jimmy Kimmel would do it?
I’m way too self-centered to think about who else beyond me could do this show.
I could put a word in for Kimmel to the producers.
What can you tell me about that?
It’s calledEverything Reminds Me of Something: Advice, Answers, but No Apologies.It’s my sixth book.
And it’s comedy mixed with insights mixed with advice.
What’s next for you?
[Laughs] You know, I do documentaries.
I do podcasts every day.
I do stand up.
You know, for me, it’s just a couple of TV shows, projects.
It’s the usual Hollywood shuffle.
So there’s more podcasting and more comedy, more books, and hopefully more money.
