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Illusion, the art of tricking the brain,
distorting the senses, challenging
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perception. You can't trust what you see
even with your own eyes.
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Meet the Masters of Illusion.
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All right.
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Hello, everybody. I am Dean Cain, and
welcome to Masters of Illusion. Now, I
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invite you to open your mind to a world
where believing the impossible...
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is possible.
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Are you ready to be amazed?
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Yeah! All right.
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If you were in a garden, what would be
the first thing you'd see here?
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Dragonflies?
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Or frogs?
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Well, first impressions are not always
the final truth.
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Did you see the cats?
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We know the brain allows us to be
deceived, even when we expect it, even
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know it's about to happen. But how?
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Well, believe the impossible.
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Here's Mark Bennett.
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Now watch closely this deck of invisible
cards.
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How do you tell them apart?
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Only Bill Cook knows.
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Wow.
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Wow.
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Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and
welcome. My name is Bill Cook. I come to
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you all the way from Chicago.
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And for this trick, I do need the
assistance of somebody.
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You would be perfect. What is your name?
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Claire. Claire? Would you join me on
stage? Give it up for Claire, ladies and
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gentlemen.
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Thank you, Claire. Thank you for coming
up all the way this way.
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Turn and face your fans. Give it up for
Claire.
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Claire, I have a weird question for you,
and it's okay if you say no, you do
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not. Do you know what this is? It's okay
to say you do not.
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No, I don't. No. This is the top of a
change. Anybody change?
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Holder.
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I don't carry a purse.
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Claire, inside the holder is something
very special to my job.
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An invisible deck of playing cards. Pull
out your hand, flat like a table. I'm
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going to give you those, Claire. In a
deck of cards, there are four suits.
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The spades, the diamonds, the clubs, and
the hearts. We need to whittle this
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deck down to one suit. I'd like you to
name a suit. Spades, diamonds, clubs, or
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hearts. Clubs.
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Clubs. We'll give it to everything but
the clubs. Sir, in the front row in the
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coat. Catch.
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Souvenir!
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He looks so...
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Now, Claire, that leaves us with the
clubs. I will take those. You hold on to
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that. Claire, I'd like you to pick a
club, any club. Take it. Show it to
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everybody.
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It's backwards, sweetie. Turn it around.
There you go.
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It's the lights. This happens.
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Which club is that? 8, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7,
8, 9, 10, Jack Queens. The Seven of
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Clubs. Make sure everyone sees the Seven
of Clubs.
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What are you laughing at?
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Fold it into quarters.
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Yep. And place it inside of the holder.
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Now, I'm going to trade you. Hold out
your hand like that. You hold onto that.
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want to ask you something very bizarre.
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Do you know what this is?
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I do not. No, me either, but here's a
whole flock of them.
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Doesn't matter. Okay, fine.
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Here's the thing about these holders.
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The cool thing about these holders is
that whatever goes inside of them, as
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invisible, Claire, comes out of the
holder as visible.
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Now, that would be cool if it was any
club, but you said the seven of clubs?
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That makes it pretty amazing.
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The seven of clubs.
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Thank you, Claire. You may take this
back to the scene. Give it up for
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ladies and gentlemen.
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Claire, help him down. Thank you so
much. Give it up for Claire.
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Is this real or is it magic?
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When you see this next performance, I
think you'll agree it's really magical.
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It's Michael Grandinetti.
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Thank you so much.
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You know, the best way to watch a magic
show isn't to try and figure it all out,
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but instead just sit back, relax, and
kind of like when you're watching a good
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movie, just let go and believe, even if
it's just for a few minutes.
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Well, right now we're going to put all
of your beliefs to the test. We call
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illusion the body eraser.
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It's a very simple setup. It's just a
rectangular box elevated above the stage
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on a very thin platform.
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Now, you guys can see under it.
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and you can see around it at all times.
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Now, it's my job to try and amaze you.
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It's your job to try and believe.
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All right.
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Now, believe it or not, I'm actually
going to try and make my own two feet
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disappear.
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Watch. We'll start with my right foot.
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You're very kind.
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Well, try my left foot.
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Okay, I'm sensing some skeptics out
there.
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What if we took it one step further?
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And what if I tried to make both feet
disappear?
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Next, the amazing card wizardry of Adam
Wiley.
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What you're about to see is not easily
describable. You'll understand what I
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mean in just a moment. It's Adam Wiley.
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Please, please.
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So, let's see. I'm going to need
somebody.
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You, come on up.
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Everyone, give her a big round of
applause.
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That was good.
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Hi, Sarah. It's very nice to meet you.
Sarah, I want you to just think of a
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card. It could be any card you want, any
random card.
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Got it. You got it already. That was
very quick.
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Sarah's a very quick thinker.
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Here we go. I'm going to go through the
deck.
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When you see your card, I just want you
to go ahead and take it out. Okay. And
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I'll show you something.
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that you never thought was possible.
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Here we go. Just whenever you see it,
just try to go nice and slow for you.
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Okay?
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Any time.
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Perfect. Yep. Take your time looking for
it.
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I haven't passed it, have I? No. Okay.
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That's good.
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Uh -huh.
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We'll get to it. There's 52 of them.
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Here we go.
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Uh -huh. The two of hearts.
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Go ahead, take that out.
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Perfect. In a completely shuffled deck
of cards. Have you ever noticed that
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you lose a card, like when you're
playing cards, you lose one, it makes
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angry, but also the deck can't be
shuffled anymore.
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You've noticed that, right?
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I'm not the only one?
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I guess. Well, since that card is out of
the deck, this deck also can't be
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shuffled anymore. They separate out so
that half of them are now black.
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And half of them are red. I know it's
very weird.
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It's a very strange thing.
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Even if I were to cut the deck, Sarah,
see that? That's a real cut.
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And I were to shuffle. Now you can see
the interlacing, yeah? And you can hear
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them shuffling.
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Right? Yeah. But nothing happens, Sarah.
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Because your card,
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It's gone.
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Let's try something. Go ahead and put
your card back.
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Go ahead.
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Anywhere? Anywhere you'd like.
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Perfect. And just because your card is
back, the deck can now shuffle.
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And it does.
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I'll prove it.
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There it is.
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Shuffle.
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Thank you very much, Sarah.
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And now here's something that will leave
you scratching your head.
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It's shocker.
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All right.
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Here's one you can learn how to do at
home. Gabrielle, put your initials right
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there on that line.
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There you go. Oh, at the end of the
line. That'll work, too.
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Now, what we're going to do, we're going
to rip up.
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That dollar bill, I know.
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Committing a felony.
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But that's okay, because it's
Gabrielle's name on it, not mine.
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Then what you do is you put the pieces
in your mouth.
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And then
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the
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pieces will magically get back to...
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Try it at home. It'll be fun.
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Gabrielle, that's for you.
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They need some more!
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Coming up next, you'll see it with your
own eyes, but you will not believe it.
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Time for the close -up manipulation of
Tom Ferdinand.
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Time for the close -up manipulations and
the quick hands of Tom Burgundy.
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Right around $17 apiece, something like
that. Check it out. It goes like this.
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Watch it, my dear. Do me a favor. Hold
out your hand like this for me, just
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that. That's the table. Don't move,
whatever you do.
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Here we go, buddy.
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Three plus one is what?
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Four. You're amazing, dude. You're an
amazing guy.
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Two plus two is? Four. That's right.
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One plus three is? Four. A total
altogether of how many coins? Tell me.
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Watch those four. Watch.
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I make a fist with this hand.
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I make a fist with this hand, and these
four, watch them.
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Right there.
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Turn the hands over. The hands never
touch. I just wiggle. See, that means
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there's only three here now, and one
goes over here.
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Watch.
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I'm going to do it again.
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Oh, by the way, you know whose picture
that is on there? Some people say Lady
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Liberty. That's actually Lady Gaga
wearing a bacon hat. That's what that
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That's exactly what it is. Here we go.
Check it out. Those three. Watch them.
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These two.
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These three.
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Watch those two. Watch them. Ready?
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It's like this.
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The hands never touch. It's just a
wiggle. Like that, you see. That's two.
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And that's two.
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Now, a lot of people think when I do
this, they think I cheat, and they're
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right.
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I do.
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That's the cool part. Watch. Two and
two. This is my favorite part of the
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trick right here. Don't move. I got you.
You can't move. Watch.
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Two.
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Watch them. Two.
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Watch the thumb.
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Listen.
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Yeah.
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Three in your hand right there. Yes, my
dear? Yes, I know. I know.
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You're actually going to see.
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Thank you.
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You're actually going to see the last
one go into her hand. You'll actually
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it happen. Here we go. Watch it.
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And there it is.
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Close your fingers.
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Don't move. You got them? Yeah. Show the
hands on both sides.
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Loosen up. I just need one.
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Missed the death grip. I need one,
please. Thank you.
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Squeeze tight. Don't let those three
move. Watch.
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I carefully placed it into the pocket,
or apparently placed it into the pocket,
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or maybe I do or maybe I don't. Did you
see what I did?
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It's not in my hands.
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It's invisible. It's right here on
your... Just take it. Just take it. It's
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invisible. Throw it in the air, would
you please?
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No.
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Put them on the mat, dear, so they can
all see.
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That's one, two, three, four, all back
in your hand right there.
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And just for being a great sport, take
them with you.
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Just kidding. They're over here.
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Have a nice day, guys. You guys are
awesome. Thank you so much. Thank you,
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though.
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Next,
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keep up with the antics of Chipper
Lowell.
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Our next performer always makes nothing
out of something. And the odds are that
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any volunteer from the audience will be
in big trouble.
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Here is Chipper Lowell.
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Yes! Yes!
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Thank you so much. Thank you.
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I need to hire somebody. I do. Yeah, a
job. Someone gets a job.
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Here, what is your name? You don't have
to come up on stage or anything. What's
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your name? John Key. John Key. Come up
on stage. Give her a nice hand.
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Right there for her. Right this way.
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How you doing?
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Nice to meet you. Stand over on this
side, if you would, please. And it was
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Junkie. Junkie. I don't know how to
spell that, so go ahead. Start with J -J
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-N.
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Okay, good. All right.
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And, oh, I forgot the other part. What's
your phone number?
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Sometimes it works. Okay.
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Junkie, I appreciate you helping out.
This is really cool, okay?
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Really cool. Let me flip this over.
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All right, because we're going to use
the other side of it. And we're going to
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use this deck of playing cards. Let me
take them out of the case. And I want to
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show you that they're all mixed up, all
shuffled up. And again, from the first
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card all the way through to the last.
It's very, very important that we see
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that. Excellent.
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And I'm going to do about, let's see
here, how about half the cards or so on
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each hand.
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I'd like you to pick either this half or
this half.
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Whichever one you pick, that's the one
we're going to use on the board, okay?
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All right? Could be this one, could be,
do not pick both. One of them.
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Okay? Go for it. Which one do you want?
Which one? This one.
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Whichever one you want. Which one?
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This one.
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Whichever one. Because you're just
thinking about it. Now go for a final
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Okay. This one.
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Ding. Okay.
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All right.
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We're going to use these cards then.
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Absolutely. Let me put them up here on
the board.
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All right. Each one, one by one,
individually.
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And you can see that I'm spacing them
apart so we can tell one from another
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they don't overlap each other.
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And it's going to take a little bit of
time. So while I'm doing this, Junkie is
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going to do a wonderful interpretive
dance for you.
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Okay.
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Go for it.
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Go. Go for it. Oh, okay.
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She's a minimalist.
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Okay.
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Excellent. There we are. Okay. And we
got the rest, right? Now, oh, the other
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part I forgot. We're going to use this
regulation dart. It's got a cork on it
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that allows you to do this.
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Okay.
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Hold on to the dart. Are you right or
left -handed?
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I'm right or left -handed. You're left
-handed. You're both.
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Okay. You may want to move it to the
other hand then.
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Yeah, because you're left -handed. No,
don't take the cork off, okay?
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Yeah, yeah. No, this is going to be
great. Stand right here. If you would,
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please face the board.
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Excellent. And here's what's going to
happen. I'm going to take the cork off.
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You're going to toss it. You have to hit
one of the cards.
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Okay? All right? It can't be like near.
You actually have to hit one of the
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cards. Sound good?
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I know I'm putting you on the spot. I
realize that with everybody watching
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But I want you to feel like you're
official.
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There we go. Okay? See? All access stays
fast.
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How cool is that? That allows you to go
anywhere you want within three feet of
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where you are now. Okay, go for it.
Yeah, you can do it. Yeah.
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Oh, okay. It was close.
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It was close. You got the big rectangle.
Let's try for the little rectangles.
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Okay. That's okay. That's all right.
You're doing great.
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Go for it if you would.
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There, okay. That's fine.
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That's fine.
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Yesterday, this took an hour.
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There we go.
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Okay. I may be bringing you up.
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Okay.
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Yeah.
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Awesome. You can see that the dart is
still embedded in it. And this time
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around, let's see. You've got two of
diamonds. Two of diamonds. Awesome job.
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me jot that down. Two of diamonds.
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We'll make the diamond shape.
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There you go. She did awesome. Give her
a nice hand.
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That was fantastic.
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That was great. Oh, wait, wait, wait.
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No, I need the pass back. I need the
pass.
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Yeah, I don't know if you know this, by
the way. These are high -tech passes.
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They are.
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Amazing what they can do. Anyone that
wears these passes, it gleans
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off that person.
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No, it does. It knows more about you
than maybe you even know. I'm not
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Do me a favor. Go ahead and take the
pass out of the holder, if you would,
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please. Yeah, take it out of the holder.
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There you go. And open it up, if you
would. You'll see it opens up just like
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map. Yeah, open it all the way up, if
you would. There you go. Hold it out.
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then read it out loud so everybody can
hear it. Nice and loud. Go for it.
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I think that I will choose the two of
diamonds, and I hope to get a standing
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ovation. What do you say?
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Stand ovation! Stand ovation!
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Stand ovation!
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You did fantastic.
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Thank you so much. Give her a hand.
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So there you have it. Have tonight's
masters astonished you? Well, all I know
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that they are amazing.
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Okay, so until next time, thank you for
joining us. I'm Dean Cain. Thank you.
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