Another great night of TV, as Nadine graced us with her presence!

This time around, she was judging and guessing who was a good and bad singer on BBC One’s new show ‘I Can See Your Voice‘, without hearing them sing!

As we live tweeted during the show, it was evident Nadine had a knack for spotting the good from the bad just by the way they held their microphone.

If you missed it, we have the goods to show you. Below you can watch the part where Nadine had to duet with the last singer standing, with everyone intensely watching whether the contestant was good or bad. I’ve also added episode stills and screencaps to the gallery for your viewing pleasure!

If you missed it last Friday, watch Nadine cameo in Soft Border Patrol, a Northern Irish mockumentary sitcom in the style of a reality television programme based around the subject of the Republic of Ireland–United Kingdom border in a post-Brexit world.

I’ve also added a load of screen captures in the gallery, some cracking moody/annoyed facial expressions!

> Screen Captures > Television Cameos > February 8th – Soft Border Patrol

Nadine Coyle joins the cast of BBC Northern Ireland’s Soft Border Patrol in a cameo role. The Londonderry-born singer stars alongside comedian Shane Todd as filming gets underway for the new five-part series.

The mockumentary follows the antics of the teams patrolling the often twisting highways and byways of the border on push bike and by car, as they try to help commuters cross the border smoothly and swiftly, if not always successfully.

However details of Nadine’s storyline are being kept under close wraps.

Nadine Coyle said: “Being a Derry girl I was always aware of the border, and it’s great to get back home, and out filming with Shane and the crew for Soft Border Patrol.

“We’ve had some craic on location, but my lips are sealed about the storyline. You’ll just have to wait to find out what I’ve been up to!”

Made by the Glasgow-based Comedy Unit, most of the dialogue in the series is largely improvised and performed by a cast, including Karen Hassan, who plays SBP CEO Lisa McCoy, and Neil Delamere as Niall Sweeney, Head of Virtual Border.

Also making cameo appearances are BBC Northern Ireland’s favourite weather man Barra Best, broadcaster and singer ‘Uncle Hugo’ Duncan and country star Lisa McHugh.

The series will be broadcast next year.