Game show Name That Tune has made a surprising change to its schedule.
The premiere of the 4th season of the Fox show started with a different type of cast than usual.
Name That Tune is a show where contestants try to correctly identify the title of the song being played by a live band or orchestra.
The game show originally debuted in 1952 and has been rebooted several times.
The current version of Name That Tune, which returned in 2021, is hosted by Jane Krakowski and Randy Jackson.
The first season of the renewed show saw the participation of ordinary people.
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However, when it returned for season 2, all the contestants were celebrities.
And this tradition tended to remain throughout the third season.
However, when Season 4 premiered on June 4, there was a slight adjustment.
Queer Eye’s Karamo Brown and The Bachelorette star Kaitlyn Bristowe.
Once they won the charity money, the second round began and fans were shocked to see non-famous people behind the podium.
NON-FAMOUS COMPETITORS
Joey was the show’s first non-famous contestant in years.
He is a real estate agent from Charlotte, North Carolina.
Valerie is a native of Staten Island, New York and is the Associate Director of Financial Aid.
She ended up winning the game and took home $91,000 in the end.
‘MUCH BETTER!’
Fans thought mixing celebrities with non-famous people made the show much better.
Name this song through the years

Name That Tune is a game show created in 1952. It was canceled in 1959 and restarted several times. The hosts have changed and some aspects too. Here are all the versions.
Name That Tune – 1952 to 1954, NBC Radio Network, moved to TV in 1953, series ran until 1959
1970 revival with host Richard Hayes, short-lived
Dennis James hosted the 1974 revival, which lasted just a few months
The $100,000 Name That Tune – the show started with a top prize of $100,000 in 1976 until 1981, and was hosted by Tom Kennedy
In 1984, Jim Lange hosted a new version of the game show, where he added the tournament structure
Name That Tune – 2021 to appear on Fox, hosted by Jane Krakowski and Randy Jackson
They reacted to the change on X, formerly Twitter.
“Real people are so much better than celebrities #NameThatTune,” said one fan.
“Now let’s go back to the normal version of #NameThatTune!!! I didn’t like the Celebrity version of the show,” said another.
“So it’s ‘celebrities’ in the first half and real people in the second half. #namethattune,” tweeted a third.
“Oh, we’re back to real people! #NameThatTune,” wrote user X.
“I feel like it’s been forever since regular civilians have touched #NameThatTune haha,” said one fan.
“Real people! They have to be better! #NameThatTune,” said one last fan.
Name That Tune airs on Fox Mondays at 8/7c.
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