The Voice
★ 5.9 · 2011 · Reality
The strongest vocalists from across the United states compete in a blockbusters vocal competition, the winner becomes “The Voice.” The show's innovative format features four stages of competition: the blind auditions, the battle rounds, the knockouts and, finally, the live performance shows.
Episodes
1. Blind Auditions (1)Part 1 of 2 of the blind auditions, in which the singers are hidden from view and are judged solely on their voice. Coaches include Christina Aguilera, Cee Lo Green, Adam Levine and Blake Shelton. From the producers of "Big Brother" and "Survivor."
2. Blind Auditions (2)Conclusion. Blind auditions continue in the talent contest's second episode.
3. The Battles (1)Part 1 of 4. The battle round kicks off with the coaches pitting two of their own team members against each other in a duet. Reba McEntire, Monica, Sia Furler and Adam Blackstone serve as advisers to the coaches.
4. The Battles (2)60m · Part 2 of 4. Teammates are pitted against one another when the battle round continues. Serving as advisers to the coaches: Reba McEntire, Monica, Sia Furler and Adam Blackstone.
5. The Battles (3)Part 3 of 4. The battle round continues. Reba McEntire, Monica, Sia Furler and Adam Blackstone serve as the coaches' advisers.
6. The Battles (4)Conclusion. The battle round continues. Reba McEntire, Monica, Sia Furler and Adam Blackstone serve as the coaches' advisers.
7. Live Show, Quarter-Finals (1)The performance round kicks off with top singers from each team battling against each other.
8. Live Show, Quarter-Finals (2)The performance round continues.
9. The Semi-FinalsThe semifinal round features eight remaining singers squaring off.
10. Results ShowThe final four singers are unveiled in a results show.
11. The FinalsThe remaining vocalists perform in the final round.
12. The Results ShowThe winning vocalist is named in the Season 1 finale. The winner scores $100,000 and a recording contract.▶13. What You Haven't HeardThe coaches and artists look back on the first season - plus catch us up on their lives since and what lays ahead for season 2.More Like This
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