I Can See Your Voice - Episode Guide

Paddy McGuinness hosts as Jimmy Carr, Alison Hammond and Amanda Holden try to sort the good singers from the bad. With guest star Danny Jones of McFly.

In this episode, Lee and John from Sheffield try to spot the fakes and win £10,000. But with a line up including a singing rugby player, a 90s diva and a teacher, they may have their work cut out.

Host Paddy McGuinness and celebrity investigators Jimmy Carr, Alison Hammond and Amanda Holden are joined by guest star Nadine Coyle.

This time, sisters Jen and Nadine from London are hoping to use their detective skills to spot the imposters and win £10,000. But with a line-up including a singing plumber, a cruise ship star and nail technician, it may be tougher than they think!

Father and son Shash and Saaj from Crawley try to use their detective skills to tell the good singers from the bad and win £10,000. With a line-up including a singing boxer, an actor and a doctor, they may have their work cut out. Once they have eliminated the singers they think must be imposters, the last singer standing wil perform a duet with this week's guest star, Ronan Keating. Will it be a a magical musical moment or a comedy collaboration? Being expert Bollywood dancers, Shash and Saaj also teach the panelists how to bust a move.

Paddy McGuinness hosts as celebrity investigators Jimmy Carr, Alison Hammond and Amanda Holden help best mates Anton and Duban from London try to tell the difference between the good and bad mystery singers, without ever hearing them sing a note. With £10,000 on the line, the players attempt to weed out the bad singers based on a series of clues, interrogation and lip-sync performances. When only one mystery singer is left standing, they reveal if they are a good or a bad singer in a duet with guest star Fleur East, resulting in either a magical musical moment or a comedy collaboration! If Anton and Duban pick a good singer, they win the money, but if a bad singer manages to fake it all the way to the end, they steal the £10,000. This time, the line-up includes a singing acrobat, a princess and a karate champion.

Brother and sister Leanne and Billy from Stamford try to spot the imposters and win £10,000, with help from celebrity investigators Jimmy Carr, Alison Hammond and Amanda Holden. But with a line-up including a singing student and a personal trainer it may be harder than they think! This week's guest star is Louise Redknapp.

Caitlin and Kristen from Warrington are hoping to use their detective skills to spot the imposters and win £10,000 with help from celebrity investigators Jimmy Carr, Alison Hammond and Amanda Holden. But with a line-up including a singing wrestler, a model and a dentist, it may be trickier than they thought! This week's guest star is Heather Small.

In this episode, brothers Joe and Dan from Middlesbrough are hoping to spot the impostors and win £10,000. But with a line-up including a singing scientist, a prison officer and an electrician, it may be tougher than they thought. The music star in this episode is Alexandra Burke.

Host Paddy McGuinness is joined by celebrity investigators Jimmy Carr, Alison Hammond and Amanda Holden. This week's music star is Ricky Wilson.

Paddy McGuinness hosts the singing game show, in which contestants, aided by a celebrity panel, must spot good singers without hearing them. Gabby Logan assists the player who is hoping to win £10,000 by guessing correctly, while regular panellists Jimmy Carr, Alison Hammond and Amanda Holden are joined by X Factor star Leona Lewis. Can they sort out the wheat from the chaff just by their lip-syncing skills?

The addictive play-along singing game show is back, hosted by Paddy McGuinness, who is joined by celebrity investigators Jimmy Carr, Alison Hammond and Amanda Holden. This week, Tony Hadley from Spandau Ballet brings his expertise to help spot the imposters.

The second series promises bigger performances and surprises, including each episode opening with an unmissable lip sync by Paddy. There's also a brand new round, Home Truths, in which players get the opportunity to snoop around the mystery singers' homes.

In this episode, mother and son Glenda and Paul from Essex are hoping to use their detective skills to spot the fake singers and win £10,000. But with a line-up including a football player, a poet and medical student, they may have their work cut out!

Celebrity investigators Jimmy Carr, Alison Hammond and Amanda Holden try to help a team of two players tell the difference between the good and bad mystery singers, without ever hearing them sing a note. The one they think is genuine then reveals if they are a good or a bad singer in a duet with special guest Alexandra Burke. If the players correctly identify a good singer, they win the money, but if a bad singer manages to fake it all the way to the end, they steal the £10,000!

This week's players are best friends Charlie and Dexter from London, and the bad singers hoping to fool them include a removal man, a speech therapist and an estate agent. The show closes with Alexandra belting out a Whitney classic, but is the mystery singer good or bad?

Celebrity investigators Jimmy Carr, Alison Hammond and Amanda Holden try to help a team of two contestants tell the difference between good and bad mystery singers without ever hearing them sing a note. With £10,000 on the line, the contestants attempt to weed out the bad singers, based on a series of clues, interrogation and lip sync performances. The last mystery singer standing then reveals if they are a good or a bad singer in a duet with musical guest star Becky Hill, resulting in either a magical musical moment or a comedy collaboration on her hit Wish You Well! If the contestants successfully identify a good singer, they win the money, but if a bad singer managed to fake it all the way to the end, they steal the £10,000!

In this episode, married couple Heather and Kaveh from Edinburgh are hoping to win the £10,000 to treat their mums to a spa day they won't forget. But with the line-up of imposters including a psychologist, a tour guide and a theatre manager, they may have their work cut out!

Paddy McGuinness hosts as celebrity investigators Jimmy Carr, Alison Hammond and Amanda Holden try to help brothers Haloo and Zanist from Hertfordshire to spot the fake singers and win £10,000 to treat their mum. With a line-up of imposters including a Cher look-a-like and a magician who keeps alpacas, they may have their work cut out! This week's musical guest is the legendary Lulu, who reveals she would love to duet with Justin Bieber and Bruno Mars.

Celebrity investigators Jimmy Carr, Alison Hammond and Amanda Holden try to help best friends Esslyne and Nkechi from Kent to tell the difference between good and bad mystery singers without ever hearing them sing a note. With £10,000 on the line, and a line-up including a yoga instructor, a ringmaster and a milkman, they attempt to weed out the bad singers based on a series of clues, interrogations and lip-sync performances. Special guest Claire Richards from Steps brings her pop knowledge to help spot the imposters, and all our stars take on one of Steps' iconic dance routines.

Paddy McGuinness hosts as sisters Dominique and Tahiela from Leeds use their detective skills to spot the fake singers. They are assisted by celebrity investigators Jimmy Carr, Alison Hammond and Amanda Holden. This week, Andy Bell from multi-million-selling band Erasure joins to help identify the imposters.

With £10,000 on the line, the players attempt to weed out the bad singers based on a series of clues, interrogation and lip sync performances, but with a line-up including a barber, a salesman and an actress, they may have their work cut out! In the end, the last mystery singer standing will reveal if they are a good or a bad singer in a duet with Andy on the Erasure classic A Little Respect. If the players picked a good singer, they win the money, but if a bad singer manages to fake it all the way to the end, they steal the £10,000!

Paddy McGuinness hosts as celebrity investigators Alison Hammond, Jimmy Carr and Amanda Holden try to help best friends Tracy and Michelle from Plymouth spot the imposters, with added assistance from Simon Webbe of Blue. If Tracy and Michelle correctly identify a good singer, they win £10,000 - but if a bad singer manages to fake it all the way to the end, they steal the jackpot!

West End star Layton Williams joins the celebrity investigators to help mother and daughter Maryanne and Chloe from Poole try to spot the imposters, but with a line-up including an air hostess, a cabbie and a bartender, they may have their work cut out.

The last mystery singer standing will reveal if they are a good or a bad singer in a duet with Layton, resulting in either a magical musical moment or a comedy collaboration on the Motown classic Ain't No Mountain High Enough.

If Maryanne and Chloe correctly identify a good singer, they win £10,000 - but if a bad singer manages to fake it all the way to the end, they steal the money.