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Illusion, the art of tricking the brain,
distorting the senses, challenging

perception. You can't trust what you
see, even with your own eyes.

Meet the Masters of Illusion.

Alright.

Hi everybody, I'm Dean Cain and welcome
to Masters of Illusion. You've heard the

terms illusion.

conjuring, sleight of hand, mentalism, a
smorgasbord of magic, okay? Are you

ready?

Are you sure?

Okay, here we go.

Can the brain tell which is the longest
line here?

It's not the length of the line, but the
way it is distorted.

These two lines are actually identical.

Mmm. Vision can be misled. Can our
illusionists tonight play with your

I think they can.

Direct from Las Vegas, where he
headlines at his own theater, here is

amazing Tommy Wind.

Thank you, ladies and gentlemen. I've
always loved magic, and I've always

martial arts, and I always wanted to
blend the two. Well, here is a blend of

magic and martial arts.

Try concentrating on our next performer.

Misleading your vision is his true
talent, along with a few laughs.

Here is Murray Sawchuck.

Yeah.

What do you think?

Kind of cool, huh?

Great on gas, lousy on dating.

But, you know, whenever you have a cool
set of wheels, they always say you're

supposed to have a really pretty girl
with you. And, well, you know, hey,

you got a pretty girl?

Really? That's the pretty girl.

A doll with a knife and a haircut.

Apparently with her hairstyle and my
hairstyle, it's like we got a haircut at

the hardware store.

All right, here we go.

Check this out.

Coming up, Trig Watson and Farrell
Dillon.

Ever wish you could interact with the
Internet instantly?

That's the next dimension of reality.

Why wait? Watch Trig Watson.

Thank you very much.

In the technologically advanced age in
which we live, we're surrounded by

magical things.

Take this tablet, for example. I'm going
to go to the camera app.

Right there.

You know what you call this?

It's an iPad. Get it?

See what I did there? I'm sorry.

iPads are amazing things because you
can, on a tablet, you can point out any

object you want to buy and order it in
the mail just with the click of a

You can talk to people halfway around
the world.

If we can do all these things now,
today, think how magical the future will

I brought along a friend with me to help
illustrate.

Everyone say hi to Alan.

Hey, dude.

So, for example, what if we wanted to go
grocery shopping? What if we didn't

need to leave our home?

We could just reach in and pull it out.

But let's take this one step further.

What if we could then stare it through
the screen? I have a bottle here. Watch

the contents of the bottle.

That's mine, though. That's mine. Can I
have that?

Here,

take a sip, dude.

Take a sip.

Yeah, with this straw. It'll work, I
promise.

Give it a try.

There you go.

A little bit more.

A little more.

I

think you'll

agree. The future of magic is in good
hands.

Thank you.

Thank you.

It's tea time for our close -up camera.
Join a member of our audience and try to

catch the antics of Feral Dylan.

Tonight, I'd like to do a sleight -of
-hand trick for somebody in the

and there is a young lady sitting right
here. Hi, my name's Farrell. What's your

name? Elizabeth. Elizabeth, would you
come up and help me? Give Elizabeth a

round of applause.

Elizabeth, you and I are going to be
doing a sleight -of -hand trick. I have

deck of cards here. I'll show you. All
the cards are different. Yes? Yes. I'm

going to riffle through the cards like
this. I just want you to say stop

somewhere in the middle. Stop. Perfect.
Look at that card.

Got it?

Burn it into your mind. I'm going to
show it out here. That way the camera

zoom in on it and people can see the
card.

Everybody see the card?

Yes? Great.

Elizabeth. Yes?

Now it's time for my break.

No, you guys get a break during the
middle of your work day. So you know

I'm taking my break now. I'm going to
make myself a little cup of tea.

This is, uh, again, matcha tea.

Brown rice tea.

Would you hold on to that for me,
please? Just like that. Perfect.

Since that's going to brew for a little
while, I guess I will continue with the

trick.

Watch, Elizabeth.

Did you see it?

Sure. Really? You saw it? Yeah.

Nobody's ever saw it before. This is
going to be really good.

Look, if you take a look.

Watch.

This box has been sitting there the
entire time. Listen.

You hear that?

Mm -hmm.

Hold out your hand.

Watch.

T.

Weird.

Is that for me? Wait.

Elizabeth, thank you so much for your
help.

I'll take this key bag back.

Thank you. Please give Elizabeth a big
round of applause.

He was fantastic.

When we come back, Jason Berg and Tom
Ferguni.

Our next performer tells a story with
his style of magic and reveals illusions

with charm.

He called this kindness.

Welcome, Jason Berg.

you

Time for the close -up manipulations and
the quick hands of Tom Burgum.

What's your name?

Jasmine. Jasmine, and you are? Chris.
Chris, nice to meet you guys.

Check this out. Oh, I need a magic wand.
I didn't have one, so I had to use

this.

Four cards. Check these out.

And each card contains the picture of a
spoon.

Check it out. That's one, two, three,
four spoons, right?

Right?

Watch. You take the spoon like this and
you say bend, just like that. And the

top card ends up bent.

By magic. That's great. Now watch. Yeah,
thank you. It goes like this.

Lay it back on the table. Watch this.
You go straighten like that.

And it straightens out. That's the weird
part right there. Yeah.

Check this out. Look. That's one spoon.
There's two spoons. Three spoons. Watch.

Bend, bend, bend.

I get one bent spoon, two bent spoons,
three bent spoons.

Place together like this. You go
straighten.

And everything straightens out one more
time, all straight again. Pretty crazy,

huh? But now watch.

They all bend at the same time. Watch
this. This is the best part.

Bend, bend, bend, bend. And look at
that. All four completely bent. Look at

that. One bent, two bent. Well, it's
supposed to bend.

Oh, it did work.

When we return, the buzzsaw of guests
with Jonathan Pendragon.

The extreme danger has always been part
of the attraction of the unpredictable

Jonathan Pendragon.

4 p .m.

That is a 40 -inch buzzsaw.

And it went through that piece of wood
as if it were butter.

This is not an illusion.

I'm going to present...

The most dangerous illusion in all of
magic.

Sawing a lady in half.

And using a buzzsaw to do it.

I'm going to place this in a channel.

This will be beneath the girl.

So with a saw, you get this.

It has to go through here.

It's time you should meet her. Ladies
and gentlemen, Brittany.

You ready?

Okay. I want you to relax.

It's not really hypnosis. It's just
getting you to, in like a calm, in like

sleep. Just relax.

That's good.

Gentlemen, let's begin.

The child, the wood.

Inside. I'm going to place it underneath
Brittany.

Stand back, John, and let me do the rest
of this. I'm going to make sure myself.

Here we go.

Don't speak.

There are the channels.

There are the two pieces of wood tucked
right in half.

Are you all right?

You're braver than me.

The art of illusion, absolutely amazing.
I keep watching it, but I cannot figure

out how they do it. That's because they
are the masters of illusion.

Until next time, thank you for joining
us. I'm Dean Cain. Thank you.