'The Voice' Season 25: Viewers call out NBC for airing 2-hour long 'boring' finale of the show
UNIVERSAL CITY, CALIFORNIA: 'The Voice' Season 25 has come to an end! In the two-hour finale of the popular NBC singing competition, viewers were treated to spectacular performances by John Legend, Dan + Shay, Reba McEntire, and Chance the Rapper.
In the highly anticipated Season 25 finale of 'The Voice', the five remaining contestants competing for the title were Nathan Chester representing Team Legend, Josh Sanders and Asher HaVon from Team Reba, Bryan Olesen from Team Legend, and Karen Waldrup from Team Dan + Shay.
In a thrilling conclusion, Asher HaVon from Team Reba emerged victorious, claiming the prestigious winner's title of 'The Voice' Season 25.
However, viewers of the show voiced their disappointment with the two-hour finale episode, describing it as uneventful and unengaging. Many expressed their dissatisfaction with the lackluster and monotonous conclusion, with some admitting they were unable to endure watching the entire episode.
On X, a fan said, "This episode has been so boring." Another fan added, "#TheVoice ending is boring. I can’t watch. Good night." One fan said, "LMAOOO I see how this is gonna go. #TheVoice" Followed by a fan who wrote, "Is this the voice or the country show ? Like every episode the same boring sh*t."
Is this the voice or the country show ? Like every episode the same boring shit . 😭
— C.H (@Cvelezboy) May 22, 2024
When will 'The Voice' Season 26 air?
The specifics about the upcoming season of 'The Voice' are still emerging, including the exact premiere date. However, avid fans familiar with the show's pattern understand that it airs more frequently compared to traditional scripted series, which typically have one season per year. This suggests that we can anticipate seeing a fresh group of talented contestants and a mix of familiar and new coaches sooner rather than later.
While an official premiere date for Season 26 of 'The Voice' has yet to be disclosed, it is highly likely that NBC will keep viewers engaged by incorporating exciting new elements into the show's longstanding format.
As Season 26 of 'The Voice' draws near, we eagerly anticipate the introduction of new and innovative ideas that the show may unveil. The preceding Season 25 left a lasting impression, making history by introducing two celebrity mentors, Dan + Shay, to fill one Coach's spot for the first time in the show's 13-year run.
This unique twist added an exciting dynamic to the competition, leaving us wondering what other surprises the show has in store for us in the upcoming season.
What is the format of 'The Voice' Season 26?
During the NBC FYC Emmy campaign panel for 'The Voice', showrunner Audrey Morrissey announced that the format of the show will be undergoing some significant changes in the upcoming season.
Joined by Season 25 coaches Reba McEntire, Chance the Rapper, Dan + Shay, and John Legend, Morrissey reflected on the show's enduring legacy and discussed the evolution of the competition reality series.
NBC Insider was in attendance at the event where Access Hollywood host Scott Evans interviewed Morrissey regarding the strategies she and her team employ to maintain the show's creativity and relevance throughout its many seasons on air.
Evans delved deep into the behind-the-scenes workings of the popular entertainment news program, uncovering the secrets to its continued success in the ever-evolving landscape of media and pop culture.
"The show has a very sport-esque angle to it. We have coaches and teams and you sort of draft your team in the Blin ds. So then a steal was an obvious evolution." Not to mention the addition of Saves for the coaches and the Playoff Pass that lets one artist advance to the Playoffs," she said.
Who are the coaches on 'The Voice' Season 26?
'The Voice' Season 26 will feature some exciting additions to the coaching panel, as Gwen Stefani makes a highly anticipated comeback after a brief hiatus, while Reba McEntire returns for her third consecutive season. Joining them will be two newcomers to the show, famed singer-songwriter Michael Bublé and rap mogul Snoop Dogg, bringing their unique perspectives and talents to the mix.
