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The Daily Star, Oneonta, N.Y., Friday, September 18, 2020 20 By Rachel Jones TV Media Who can sing?: Fox's hit new musical guessing game, "I Can See Your Voice," debuts Wednesday, Sept. 23, with "The Masked Singer" panelist, comedian and actor Ken Jeong as host. He also serves as an executive producer for the show. Joining Jeong are Emmy- nominated actress Cheryl Hines ("Curb Your Enthusi- asm") and Emmy-winning TV host and singer Adrienne Bailon-Houghton ("The Real"), both part of a group of alter- nating celebrity sleuths who help contestants differentiate between good and bad sing- ers, and do so without hearing them sing even once. With $100,000 up for grabs, contestants of this unscripted series try to separate the bad "Secret Voices" from the good, acting on hints, probes and lip- sync puzzles. The contestant and the viewers then discover whether the chosen one is ac- tually good or bad when the latter performs with whichever icon is visiting the show that week. The outcome is either an exceptional musical collab or a hilarious disaster. Truth and conspiracy: In the dramatic run-up to America's general election in November, the documentary "Agents of Chaos," directed by Emmy and Academy Award winner Alex Gibney ("Taxi to the Dark Side," 2007), premieres Wednesday, Sept. 23, on HBO, and you can watch the second installment of the doc the fol- lowing evening. The movie was produced us- ing years' worth of reports on the controversial Russian inter- ference in the 2016 election. Using unseen footage of Rus- sian trolling and videos ex- tracted from Russia's deep web, the film unearths the country's intricate plans to sab- otage western democracy. This is not just a warning for Ameri- cans, it's an exposé that reveals how these "agents of chaos" included not just Russians but also major players within America who supported Rus- sian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin's agenda and targeted unsuspecting Americans. realtalk Ken Jeong hosts "I Can See Your Voice" B/The Pine Shoppe 6x7.5

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