Ep 1. Sir Ben Kingsley vs. John Cho
- October 12, 2016
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8.4 (5)
In the first episode of Lip Sync Battle's third season, Sir Ben Kingsley and John Cho take the stage for a battle of epic proportions. Sir Ben Kingsley, known for his roles in iconic films such as Gandhi and Schindler's List, goes up against John Cho, known for his roles in the Harold & Kumar franchise and the Star Trek reboot.
Both contestants bring their A-game, with Sir Ben Kingsley starting off the competition with his rendition of Elton John's "Rocket Man." His performance is both energetic and entertaining, as he channels his inner rock star and plays to the audience.
John Cho follows with a rendition of "I Want to Break Free" by Queen, complete with an outfit change into Freddie Mercury's iconic white outfit. Cho's performance is full of energy and he perfectly embodies the charisma of Queen's lead singer.
The second round proves to be just as entertaining, with Sir Ben Kingsley going first and performing "The House of the Rising Sun" by The Animals. He gives a heartfelt performance, with plenty of emotion and an impressive vocal range.
John Cho counters with "Peaches" by The Presidents of the United States of America, a high-energy performance complete with stage diving and a crowd-surfing finale. Cho's performance is both fun and quirky, perfectly capturing the spirit of the '90s alternative rock scene.
As the show comes to a close, both contestants come together for a final performance of "Jumpin' Jack Flash" by The Rolling Stones. Their joint performance is full of energy and excitement, with both Sir Ben Kingsley and John Cho giving it their all.
The judges have a tough decision to make, but ultimately Sir Ben Kingsley takes home the title of Lip Sync Battle champion. However, both contestants are winners tonight, with their impressive performances showcasing their talent and charisma.
Overall, the first episode of Lip Sync Battle's third season is a must-watch for fans of the show and fans of celebrity fun. Sir Ben Kingsley and John Cho both bring their A-game, leaving the audience and judges thoroughly entertained.
