Shnurov Returns on The Voice: Episode Highlights

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Sergei Shnurov made a notable return in the third episode of the twelfth season of The Voice. Viewers witnessed his appearance as he joined the stage for blind auditions, delivering a performance of his own hit, Terminator. The moment his voice filled the studio, the first coach to turn was Zivert, the fresh mentor of the show, signaling a strong welcome for the returning artist. Vladimir Presnyakov followed with a button press of his own, joining the anticipation in the room. Soon after, Anton Belyaev and Polina Gagarina also tapped to support him. Notably, Gagarina pressed the button while using her foot, a quirky moment that sparked friendly chatter among fans and contestants alike.

Zivert confessed that Shnurov has long been one of her favorites, and she expressed a desire to collaborate with him on the team. Presnyakov, too, showed a strong interest in competing for the singer, highlighting the high level of interest among the judges to recruit the returning star. Nevertheless, Shnurov chose to align with the new mentor on the panel, underscoring his enthusiasm for fresh dynamics on the program. The musician noted that the chair he occupied at that moment was the same one he had sat in previously, adding a sense of continuity to his appearance.

“He’s happy. You won’t win, but you will be the most unforgettable artist of this season. So am I,” Shnurov told the audience with a touch of humor, signaling a mutual understanding of the season’s unpredictable journey and the lasting impact of memorable performances.

During a break in the broadcast, TV presenter Yana Churikova invited Shnurov to share his impressions about returning to The Voice. The reply was candid and reflective. “To be honest, that atmosphere was instilled in me. I miss The Voice. Today I realized that I probably missed this,” he admitted, capturing the sentiment of many viewers who cherish the show’s unique energy and sense of community.

In another storyline connected to the show’s broader narrative, it was noted that Vysotskaya previously supported Bikovich, who faced dismissal from White Lotus. This reference added an additional layer of intrigue for fans following the network’s ongoing character arcs and the evolving relationships among the coaching lineup.

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