I Can See Your Voice EXCLUSIVE: Amanda Holden, Jimmy Carr and Alison Hammond lip-sync to Girls Aloud in honour of guest Nadine Coyle

In a first look at the next episode of I Can See Your Voice the judges are seen trying to impress Nadine Coyle with their lip-syncing skills.

Host of the show Paddy McGuinness and the Celebrity Investigators Amanda Holden, Alison Hammond and Jimmy Carr mouth along to Girls Aloud track Something Kinda Ooooh, in honour of the guest music star who was one fifth of the girl group.

Each of them take a line, leaving Nadine giddy over their attempts.

Comedian Jimmy declares that he thinks he's 'made the band'.

The others then remark on the face Jimmy pulls, leading to a cheeky remark about them watching him in his dressing room.

In another teaser for the next episode, Jimmy pokes fun at Nadine's bandmate Cheryl's singing ability during the forthcoming episode. 

Jimmy remarks that it's a shame Cheryl wasn't making an appearance as she 'knows about lip-syncing'.

According to a report from The Sun on Tuesday, Jimmy quipped: 'I'm disappointed that Nadine's here. I thought if we wanted someone that knows about lip-syncing, we should have got Cheryl.'

Nadine responded by saying they'd 'only just started the show', while host Paddy McGuinness said he was 'very naughty'.

Jimmy was unfazed by their remarks, however, as he simply replied: 'I start as I mean to go on, she'll be alright.'

The new BBC game show sees the stars help contestants guess which of the vocalists is a good singer without listening to their voice, instead watching them mime to tracks amongst other things.

Earlier this month, Jimmy said his fellow judge Amanda is 'pure filth' on set of their new show.

The TV star has revealed the blonde beauty had to be censored by the BBC during filming for I Can See Your Voice, admitting her comments were simply too rude for the pre-watershed show.

He shared: 'Amanda Holden is a tiny, petite little thing and she looks very fancy, but she's got the mouth of a trucker. She's pure filth. We had to edit round her with this show.'

By contrast, the stand-up star insisted he was on his best behaviour during filming. 

He told the Daily Star newspaper: 'It's a slightly different side of me. It's a very friendly show. It's very joyful. 'I was dancing around and having a great time.' 

I Can See Your Voice follows two players going head to head to win a cash prize by guessing if the mystery singers standing before them can or can't sing, without hearing them perform a single note.  

I Can See Your Voice continues on Saturday at 7:35PM on BBC One and iPlayer.