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The Voice Episode 5.22 The Live Shows, Part 4
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The Voice Episode 5.22 The Live Shows, Part 4

Episode Premiere
December 2, 2013
Genre
Reality,Music
Production Company
Mark Burnett Productions
Official Site
http://www.nbc.com/the-voice/
Episode Premiere
December 2, 2013
Genre
Reality,Music
Period
2011 - now
Production Co
Mark Burnett Productions
Distributor
NBC
Official Site
http://www.nbc.com/the-voice/
Main Cast
  • Carson Daly
  • Adam Levine as Himself - Coach
  • John Legend as Self - Coach
  • Kelsea Ballerini as Self - Coach
  • Blake Shelton as Himself - Coach
  • Gwen Stefani as Self - Coach
  • Kelly Clarkson as Self - Coach
  • Christina Aguilera as Herself - Coach
  • Pharrell Williams as Self - Coach
  • Cee-Lo as Himself - Coach
  • Alicia Keys as Herself - Judge
  • Miley Cyrus as Herself - Judge
  • Usher as Himself - Coach
  • Shakira as Herself - Coach
  • Reba McEntire as Self - Coach
  • Nick Jonas as Self - Coach
  • Jennifer Hudson as Self - Coach

On this installment of The Voice, the remaining contestants take the stage once more as the live shows continue to heat up. The coaches, Adam Levine, John Legend, Kelsea Ballerini, and Blake Shelton, offer their guidance and critiques following each performance, pushing their team members to deliver show-stopping moments in hopes of securing America's votes. Tensions run high as the artists select songs that showcase their unique vocal strengths and personal stories, with several performers taking risks on unexpected genres or arrangements. The episode features emotional backstage moments as contestants reflect on their journeys and the pressure of elimination looming. Host Carson Daly keeps the energy flowing between performances, reminding viewers of the stakes involved. As the night progresses, the competition becomes increasingly fierce, with each artist fighting to prove they deserve a spot in the next round. The episode builds toward the dramatic elimination results that will determine who moves forward and who must leave the stage.