THE MASKED DANCER is set to return to our screens with an all-star line-up.
There are set to be some weird and wonderful costumes in the second series, but who is behind Scissors?
Who is Scissors on The Masked Dancer?
Scissors is one of the crazy characters set to compete in the next series of The Masked Dancer.
They will go up against other characters such as Sea Slug, Pearly King, Prawn Cocktail and Odd Socks.
It’s not yet been revealed who is behind the mask of Scissors and it will be up to the judges to guess who they think it could be.
How does The Masked Dancer work?
The show begins by each character performing a new dance routine each episode along with a VT that includes some clues as to what their real identity is.
Despite a lot of the hints being pretty vague, the judges will try their best to work out who is behind the mask.
There will be 11 characters competing
Each episode the people who are voted to be revealed will finally show who they really are after the judges have made their final guesses.
11 people are lined-up to take part in the programme, with the first ever duo taking to the stage.
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They will be following in the footsteps of series one winner, Olympic gymnast Louis Smith.
Judges Oti Mabuse, Jonathan Ross and Davina McCall will be joined by Peter Crouch on the judging panel and Joel Dommett will return as host.
What other characters are on The Masked Dancer?
There are plenty of weird and wonderful costumes lined-up for the second series.
Joining Scissors on the dance floor will be: duo Pillar and Post, Pig, Candlestick, Onomatopoeia, Tomato Sauce, Cactus, Prawn Cocktail, Odd Socks, Pearly King, Sea Slug and Astronaut.
When does The Masked Dancer 2022 start?
The latest series of The Masked Dancer will return on Saturday 3rd September.
The show will air at 6:30pm on ITV and ITV Hub.
It will air each following day instead of each Saturday like the last series.
It will then be available to catch up on ITV Hub.