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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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Hello, everybody. I am Dean Cain, and
welcome to Masters of Illusion. Welcome
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a world that challenges reality, where
fact is not always a standard of truth.
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and your brain is likely to betray you.
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Are you ready to see some magic?
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Yes!
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Look here.
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How do you perceive this sculptured
fence?
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Well, it's not just a fence, but a wall
of graceful statues.
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You can see them, but they're not really
there.
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So ask yourself as you watch tonight,
can you actually see what is not there,
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is it just another illusion?
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Now, a beloved Las Vegas star puts his
assistant through an impossible
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experience. We know she's there, but
where?
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We can only watch and wonder.
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This is Murray Sawchuck.
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How are you guys doing?
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I love doing puzzles as a magician,
because I know all of you, you know,
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our job, to fool you. So I need to put
people around this next trick I'm going
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to do. I need two people to come out of
the audience.
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And let me have a look.
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Let me see. Let me see. You want to come
and help me, sir?
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Come on up. Give us that big round of
applause.
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Let me have a look.
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Music right there, sir. Yes. Come on up.
Big hand for these guys.
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Do you have that phone? Do you have a
phone?
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Do you have a phone? I have a phone.
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You hang on to that, all right? I'm
going to need it in just a second, all
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right? So what's your name?
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Sov. Sov. Big hand for Sov, everybody.
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Your name?
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Jamie. Sob and Jamie.
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They're the eyes and ears for you guys
because you're here. I need them behind
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here. So here's your deal.
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You're going to stand right here.
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Look at the audience. Sob, you're right
here.
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Yeah, keep going. Moonwalk it. Moonwalk
it. That's what I'm talking about. Look
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at you. Go. Nice. You're going to stand
right there. Now, you're back here. You
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can see everything that happens here.
All right? If you see anything wrong or
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something that's not right, you let them
know. Fair enough?
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All right. Here we go. Let's do this.
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Here we go. Let's go.
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Does anybody in the audience have a
dollar bill?
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Because Michael Grandinetti is going to
need it.
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So right now I want to show you a brand
new close -up illusion.
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But to do that, I'm going to need your
help.
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Does anybody down there have a dollar
bill I could borrow? I promise you'll
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it back.
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Who has a dollar?
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And you have a purse as well? Yeah.
Bring that up here. Give her a hand as
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joins us.
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Thank you for coming up here. Thank you.
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Stand right here if you don't mind.
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Okay. What was your name?
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Jennifer. Jennifer and Michael, nice to
meet you. Nice to meet you.
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Now, hold on to this dollar bill for one
second. I'm going to trade you the
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dollar bill for your purse. Okay.
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Now, I'm going to hang the purse right
here where we can all keep an eye on it,
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and it keeps it safe.
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Now watch.
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Everybody watch Jennifer's dollar bill.
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Jennifer, just so you trust me, I'm
going to give you a receipt.
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That's for you. Hold on to that.
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Now, everybody watch the rest of the
bill very, very closely.
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Okay? The bill goes down inside my fist,
just like this. I'm going to squeeze it
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tight. Jennifer, hold that corner on the
palm of your hand and squeeze it tight.
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Now watch, everyone.
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She has the corner. I have the bill.
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We're going to send that bill on an
amazing ride.
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Watch, Jennifer.
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And it's gone.
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Now, Jennifer, your purse is safe,
right? There's no holes. It's completely
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solid.
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I don't want to touch anything.
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Watch. I'm just going to take the purse
off the stand.
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I want you to reach inside and grab the
first thing that comes to your hand.
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Take out your water.
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And hold that bottle up to the lights
and the camera and see if anything looks
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familiar inside.
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It looks like there's actually a dollar
bill inside that water bottle. And it's
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sealed in there, right?
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Okay. I want to show you something even
more unusual. Watch, everyone.
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We're going to get that bill out for
you.
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Thanks, Robin.
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And it's very securely in there.
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But if you look, you'll see that there's
actually a corner missing.
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Do me a favor. Jennifer, read the serial
numbers. Read the serial numbers off
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the top of that corner.
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E925726. Okay, and read them off the
bill.
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Read it right there.
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And check to see if that corner fits.
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Does that corner fit?
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It does. Give Jennifer a very big hand.
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Jennifer, you have a souvenir. I hope
you'll smile every time you look at it.
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One more hand for Jennifer, please.
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Next up, an impossible prediction by
Greg Gleason.
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What you're about to see is not easily
describable.
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You'll understand what I mean in just a
moment.
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Here's Greg Gleason.
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Thank you.
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Thank you very much.
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You know what, I want to have some fun
right now. I need someone from the
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audience to join me on stage. Let's see,
I need a lovely lady.
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Would you help me in the second row?
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Yeah, come on up here.
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How about a big hand for her to make her
way on stage?
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Hi, Greg. What's your name?
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Tessa. Tessa. Nice to meet you. Where
are you from, Tessa? I'm from Virginia.
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Virginia. Tessa from Virginia, ladies
and gentlemen.
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All right.
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Go ahead and have a seat. Let's hear it.
Make yourself comfortable.
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Perfect. I'm going to sit down right
next to you.
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Now, you are actually going to be the
magician.
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Okay? You'll be the magician, and I'll
be your assistant.
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And my assistant, Erica, is on her way
out right now, and she's got some cue
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cards. But she also has a microphone, so
that's for you.
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Now, all you have to do is read your
lines off the cue card that Erica holds.
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And then when you see that line, that
means stop.
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So are you ready? Are you guys ready?
See, Tessa, do a trick.
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All right, Tessa, let's do it.
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Do you have a deck of cards?
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A deck of cards.
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I bet I do. I just happen to have a deck
of cards.
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Imagine that.
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Great. Take the cards out of the box.
I'll take the cards out of the box.
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I think that's all of them. Okay. Now
examine the cards and make sure it is an
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ordinary deck. Make sure it is an
ordinary deck.
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Okay. Is it ordinary? Yep. It's okay.
It's okay.
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Pick any card. Pick any card? Yes.
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Okay. Don't look.
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Okay, I got one.
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So you won't forget it. Sign your name
across the front of the card. Let me
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that. Don't look.
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Okay, I've signed it.
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All right, now show the card to the
audience.
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Close your eyes.
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Don't look.
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There's my card.
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Okay, you can open your eyes.
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Now place the card on top of the deck
and cut the card.
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Okay.
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Wave your hand over the cards and say
the magic word, oh, baby.
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Oh, baby.
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Oh, baby, baby.
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Oh, baby, baby.
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Believe it or not, your card has now
vanished.
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Really?
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Really, it has.
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Check the deck. Okay, let me check the
deck.
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That is amazing. My card is gone.
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Well, do you have any idea where it
might be?
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I have no idea. Where is it?
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I'm sitting on it.
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Is that?
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Is that it?
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Wait. That's my card.
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That's my signature.
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How about a big hand for your magician,
Tessa?
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Shake it out, Tessa.
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a wrestler who became a magician.
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Shocker is up next.
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Are you ready to meet one of America's
great mind readers?
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Well, this feat seldom comes out the way
he planned it.
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He's the unpredictable The Shocker.
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Tonight, the shocker is going to try to
read the minds of some of the members of
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the audience here.
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Now, normally when I do this, I have a
tag team partner.
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Unfortunately, he could not be here
tonight.
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But I did bring his mask along with me.
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What I'm going to do is I'm going to
toss this mask out in the audience.
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Somebody's going to catch it.
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They're going to put the mask on their
head. I'm going to then ask them a
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question. I'm going to try to get that
answer from their mind. I'm going to
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write down the answer I get, and we're
going to see how our predictions match
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by the end. I want to toss it out to
somebody completely random.
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Look how random that was.
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You, sir, go ahead. Put the mask on your
head.
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I am going to ask you a question, and
you're going to send me the answer using
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the power of your mind.
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I want you to think.
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of the name of a woman that is important
in your life.
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But I don't want it to be your mom or
your sister.
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Because I want it to be one I don't
know.
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Shocker!
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Do you have the name?
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Send it to me.
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Oh, pretty name.
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I'm going to write down the name that I
have gotten from you.
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And I'm going to lock it in.
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to envelope number one.
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Seal it up inside the envelope.
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Just like that. That is now locked in.
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For the first time, out loud, what is
the name of the woman that you are
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thinking of?
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Shannon.
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Pretty name.
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Take the mask off.
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I want you to toss it to a young lady in
the audience, one you don't know.
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Right there. Perfect.
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Go ahead. Put the mask on.
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That's a good look for you.
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Look at that.
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I want you to think of your favorite
thing to do with a man.
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There are kids in the audience.
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Keep it PG.
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You have your favorite thing to do.
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Send it to me.
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Ooh, I like that.
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I'm going to write down what I think.
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Perfect. I have written down my
prediction. I am going to lock it in to
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number two. Just like that.
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Locked into place for the first time.
What is your favorite thing to do with a
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man? Freestyle rap.
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Freestyle rap.
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I want to hear you do it in a minute
here. I'm going to bring you up for
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It's going to be awesome.
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Throw the mask back up to me.
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Close enough.
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Now for the final prediction.
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Since this is a magic show, I have to do
a card trick. So I'm going to have
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somebody take a card. This gentleman
right here.
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Come on up. Reach in.
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Take out a card. Don't show me. Don't
show anybody. Bring it back to your seat
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with you.
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I am going to write down the name of the
card I believe you just took.
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And I am going to lock it into envelope
number three.
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Feel it up.
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There we go. Lock into place for the
first time.
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What card did you pick?
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The what?
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Three of clubs.
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The end might suck.
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We'll get there in a minute, though.
Let's see how we did. First, we went
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to this guy here. We had him think.
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of a name of a woman important in his
life.
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We wrote it down. We locked it into
envelope number one. He said the woman's
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name was?
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Shannon.
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And I wrote down the name.
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Shannon!
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And the audience starts chanting my
name.
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Shocker!
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Shocker! Shocker!
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Shocker! I like that.
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Then, we went.
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This young lady right here, after her
favorite thing to do with a man, she
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the freestyle rap, locked her answer
into envelope number two.
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And I wrote down that she liked to rap!
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And they kept my name even louder!
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And then, we went to
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this guy.
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Yeah, uh, picked a card, locked it into
envelope number three, you picked the
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three of clubs, and I wrote down that
you picked the eight of diamonds.
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Three of clubs, I wrote down eight of
diamonds, so what if instead I just
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picked the prediction?
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Come on, it's the card you picked!
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Eddie, we've got an Aaron Bershaker!
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Thank you!
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Next up, the quick moves of Jonathan
Pendragon.
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And now, things that go bump in the
night.
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Here's one of the world's most
recognized illusionists, Jonathan
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Well, that's it.
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How do they do it? Well, all I can say
is very well.
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That's why they are known as the masters
of illusion.
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Join us again next time as we play with
your reality. Until then, I'm Dean Cain,
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and thanks for joining us. Thank you.
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