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“I’m not trying to imitate a Scottish accent. The Myers guess is amusing, since the comedian has used Scottish accents in the past, including as “Fat Bastard” in the “Austin Powers” films. Robin Thicke picked Flea of the Red Hot Chili Peppers. Jenny McCarthy Wahlberg guessed Jeff Ross and Nicole Scherzinger went with Ewan McGregor. It kind of worked, because none of the panelists got it right. I thought people would be like, ‘yeah, this guy is definitely Scottish!’” “Well, I was a Scottish Terrier had a kilt on and I was like, maybe I could convince these guys I was Scottish,” he said. “Look at the singer, I’m doing my thing.”Īs McTerrier, Goldman also used a Scottish accent in an effort to confuse the show’s panelists. “I’ve been in a ton of bands and I don’t really want people looking at me,” Goldman said. Goldman admits he’s not a singer, but he regularly performs as a drummer - something he did in the episode as McTerrier. Next up, had he continued, Goldman would have sung “All Star” by Smashmouth. “But also I wanted to sing a song that is one of those songs that everybody knows but they all forgot about.” “I think it’s the first song you hear when you’re watching ‘Fast Times at Ridgemont High.’ And it’s one of my favorite movies,” he said of the song choice. They brought me backstage and were able to put my head back on.”įor his performance, Goldman sang “Working for the Weekend,” by Loverboy.

“So I turned around and crouched down and a bunch of people came out and got me. “I was like, ‘what do I do?’ And then one of the producers was like, ‘turn around!’” he said. Goldman said he immediately covered his face with his arms. And in jostling it too much, my head came off.” And so when I felt my foot over the edge, I jumped back. And I didn’t realize I was that close to the edge of the stage. You can’t see, you are blind in that costume. And I felt no stage under my foot,” Goldman told Variety. “I sang the whole song and right at the end I have this big howl that I do. And as he reached to keep the head of his costume on, instead he accidentally pushed it off.

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You can keep up with Gina on social media, where she is likely tweeting about her favorite tv shows and movies and reacting to all exciting news with her favorite viral Oprah Winfrey gif.Goldman’s exit kicked off Season 7 of Fox’s “The Masked Singer” on Wednesday, and his appearance on the show came with a bit of a twist: After performing, Goldman accidentally knocked off the head of his costume.ĭisguised as a Scottish terrier - nicknamed “McTerrier” - Goldman stumbled as he got too close to the edge of the stage. She once ran into Tyler Cameron from The Bachelorette in Little Italy but thinks it was way cooler when she walked past Anne Hathaway in Soho. She would compare watching reality tv to watching sports and deems The Masked Singer on Wednesday Nights as her Sunday Night Football. She's also an animal lover and the owner of two Siberian Huskies named Leo after Leonardo Dicaprio and Zuko after the lead character in Grease. Along with writing, she hosts The Universe According to Gina on Spotify & Apple Podcasts and is skilled in video editing. She's also an avid film lover, screenwriter, and diehard Taylor Swift fan (she'll drop tidbits about Taylor into her articles any chance she gets.) Based in New York, Gina graduated from The New School in 2020 with a BFA in Screen Studies and later completed a Film & TV Essentials Course with Yellowbrick and NYU Tisch School Of The Arts. She fell in love with reality television in the early 2000s and developed much of her personality from watching Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie on The Simple Life. Gina Wurtz is a Reality TV Writer for Screenrant and joined the team in October 2021.