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

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

Meet the Masters of Illusion.

Hello, everybody.

I am Dean King, and welcome to Masters
of Illusion. Now, I invite you to open

your mind to a world where believing the
impossible is possible.

Are you ready to be amazed?

Yes!

This abstract wood sculpture is a free
-form art object.

But at the proper angle, it's a perfect
square.

Well, tonight we will attempt to play
with your perception.

Can our illusionists distort your
reality?

We know the brain allows us to be
deceived, even when we expect it, even

know it's about to happen. But how?

Well, believe the impossible.

Here's Mark Bennett.

In the world of magic, what goes into a
box does not necessarily come out of the

box. This next illusion is called the
blue dressing room.

Welcome, Nathan Burton.

But what about my girls?

Time

now

to meet a performer whose partner is a
real charmer. He likes to warn us that

he's still in training.

Here are Jason Bishop and Gizmo.

So we've seen a lot of great magic
tonight. There's comedy magicians.

big illusions.

There's dangerous magic, fire magic,
close -up magic, all this kind of stuff.

And magicians use lots of different
aspects to their show to entertain

But there's never anything really that
cute in magic. That's what we need is

something cute.

What do we have backstage that's cute?

That's cute. You're cute.

You're cute.

Come here, sir. You're cute.

Come here, buddy.

This is my little buddy. His name is
Gizmo. He's a rare breed of dog.

He's one of the rare and endangered
pygmy Great Danes.

Now, he's a little Yorkshire Terrier. If
you've ever had a Yorkshire Terrier,

you know it can be really, really
difficult to potty train.

I'm so sorry about that. Okay, that's...
If

you were concerned that a little dog
just peed on you, do not be. It's just a

squirt bottle, people.

Yes, it's a squirt bottle, but I still
did his pee. So that's what that is.

Pull that up. We got another show. Make
sure it's warm.

So, Gizmo's been working on a trick
since he was just a little dog, which

earlier today.

So, do you guys want to see Gizmo's
trick?

Maybe we have it back here. That is
Gizmo's trick.

Put him up here.

Make sure he wants to do it.

There you go.

Make sure he wants to do this trick.
That's important.

Want to do it? Fist bump.

Okay. You're sure? High five?

Okay.

Gizmo's trick.

We all have a question. What is your
question?

Is the magician single?

Exactly. Let me let you in on something
here. Obviously, when

somebody's on stage, maybe that's not
their real name. Maybe that's their

character. So in this case, the dog's
character is Gizmo, but the real dog's

name is dog number 97.

I know that some of you won't be able to
go to bed tonight unless you know he's

fine. So, dog number 97, are you okay?

You okay, buddy?

You're fine. You're fine.

You're fine.

Excuse me, everybody.

Next, the super quick hands of Tom
Bergoon and Nathan Phan will make you

your senses when we come back.

Let's go down to the audience camera and
focus on the dice that always turn up

right for Tom Bergoon.

My dear listener.

Desiree. Desiree, and you are? Melissa.
Melissa.

Ladies, you know what those are right
there?

Dice. Dice, that's right. Would you hold
one? You hold one.

Exam them, make sure they are real. Are
they real?

Yes. Watch.

I'm going to make a little tunnel with
my hands like this. Drop the die into

hole. Drop it in there. That's one.

Drop in the second one.

That's two.

You can hear them in there. Can you hear
them? Yeah.

Listen. That's a 6.

That's a 5.

And that's a 4. I don't have to look
because I'm psychic.

That's another 4.

Does it look like a 4? Take a peek. Does
it look like a 4 in there?

Yeah. Yes.

That's an 8.

And that's 12.

Slang for 12 in dice is box cards.

Right?

There's a 9.

And that's the two. Flying for two and
diced at Snake Eyes. Does it look like

Snake Eyes to you?

Yeah,

they got a big... Not

only does he mystify us with his magic,
our next

performer is a man of many talents.

Here's Nathan Phan.

Jason Bird asks you to pick a card when
we return.

That is a magician that can only be
described as absolutely amazing.

Wow.

Thank you so much.

Well, my name is Jason Bird, and I
decided to do something very, very

tonight. I'm going to show you something
that no magician has ever done, ever.

I'm going to show you all a card trick.

All right, all right.

It's actually a little misleading. I'm
not going to be doing a card trick. You

guys are going to be doing a card trick.

Now, if you look underneath your chairs,
you will find a deck of playing cards.

Go ahead and take those out right now.

Everybody take your card outside of the
box.

Take the whole deck and hold them face
down like you're going to deal the

okay? This is what I want you to do.

the cards and cut off a small packet of
cards from off the top of the deck.

And I want you to turn them face up and
put them right back down on top of the

deck. So you should be looking at a face
up card right now on the top of your

deck.

Excellent. Now, I want you to cut past
that first cut and I want you to flip it

over again. So now you're looking at a
new face up card right now. And as

doing this, take a look at your neighbor
too and see that everybody is just

flipping at completely random cards
right now, okay?

Now, I want you to go through the deck
until you find the first face down card

that you cut to. That is the card that
I'm concerned with. Okay. So I want you

to break the deck right at that point.
So you should have face up cards in one

hand, face down cards in the other.

Everybody still with me?

Take these, turn them face down and put
them on the bottom of the deck.

Okay. Perfect. And everybody take off
that top card and take a look at it. And

actually even more importantly, take a
look at your neighbor's card too.

Everybody should be looking at a
completely random card right now.

Obviously, I have no idea where you're
going to cut the cards, okay? We're

to do it again. So get rid of this card.
Just put it back anywhere inside of the

deck. Doesn't matter where it goes. Face
down again, all right?

Now, hold the deck face down again, but
this time I want you to do something

slightly different because the first
time we cut the cards, everybody was

or less thinking about their own lives,
all kinds of random thoughts, which is

why everybody picked a random card. But
this time we're going to do something a

little bit different, okay? This time I
want you to be concentrating on a

specific card.

It's probably the most easily
recognizable card in the deck of cards.

everybody to be thinking of the ace of
spades, all right? Think of the ace of

spades, and here we go again. I want you
to cut off a small packet off the top

of the deck.

Turn them face up and put it right back
down on top.

Now cut past that first cut and flip it
over again. So again, you're looking at

a completely random face -up card.

Good. Now again, I want you to go
through until you find that first face

card. So split the deck right there
again. So face -up cards in one hand.

face down cards in the other.

And again, that is the card that I'm
concerned with, that card that you cut

okay? So I want you to turn these face
down and put them on the bottom. Now,

don't look at that card just yet, okay?
But I do want you to take it off the top

of the deck.

And folks, if you did what I asked you
to do, and more importantly, if you were

thinking what I was asking you to think,
right about now, you should be holding

the ace of spades.

Raise it up in the air if you're holding
the ace of spades right now.

And give yourselves a big round of
applause.

Next, the astounding skill of Tommy Wind
and the unbelievable talent of Greg

Gleason.

Here is a very inventive young man who
has the ability to make cards obey some

very strange commands.

This is Chris Randall.

What's up, guys?

We're going to do something here, Eric,
right here in the middle of the

audience. We're going to do pure sleight
of hand.

Just four aces and just my hand.

So pure sleight of hand.

All the cards are going to start face up
just like this.

Face up.

So one by one, they're going to turn
from face up to face down.

Not the most thrilling concept in the
world, but it looks really cool. Watch.

If I just give it a little shake, see,
the first one actually turns face down.

If I give it a little shake, it happens
again.

Watch. Just a little shake, it happens
again.

And one more time, just a little shake,
and it happens again. All four aces turn

face down. If I turn one face up, just
like that, that's when they all turn

up. And if I turn one face down, just
like that, that's when they all turn

down.

see it with your own eyes, but you will
not believe it. Here's Tommy Wynn.

Thank you so much. Thank you. Thank you.
All right. So I need all the ladies in

the audience that have purses to raise
the purses above your head. Just raise a

purse above your head. Everybody do it
with me. Everybody do it with me. All

right. You have a purse raised above
your head. Okay.

Lovely, lovely purses all around. I need
to borrow just one purse.

From the audience. And I'm going to
search. I need something vibrant,

vibrant purse.

Let's see. That one's a little bit. That
one's beautiful. That's a lovely silver

color. What's your name?

I'm Emmy.

Emmy? Come on up. Everybody give Emmy a
big round of applause.

Hello,

Emmy. How are you?

Good. How are you? All right. Where are
you from?

I'm Los Angeles. Los Angeles. Great.
That's a lovely purse. Do you mind if I

borrow it?

Alright, we're going to take the purse
and I'm going to leave the purse right

here for just a second. Now, Emmy, what
I need you to do is follow me this way.

Stand right here for me, Emmy. Just
stand right here for me. Perfect. Now, I

have something that I need to show the
entire audience. That would be this

bucket. I want you to see it's an empty
bucket.

Empty, empty bucket. I need everybody to
check it out. See, there's nothing

inside of it. And what we're going to do
is just hand...

the bucket off to Emmy. Emmy, you just
hold on to that bucket, okay? And just

don't let it go.

All right? We're going to do something
really cool with Emmy's purse, that box,

and that bucket. Here we go.

The purse is gone, but check this out,
Emmy.

The purse reappears right inside of the
bucket.

Emmy, I'll take the bucket from you.
That's your purse. Come on, give it up

Emmy, everybody.

Thank you, Emmy.

You're wonderful.

We are always fascinated with the
mysteries of the ancient world of the

pharaohs. Well, let's journey back for
another treat. Here is Greg Gleason.

Now watch closely as I break all known
laws of nature with the illusion of the

statue of the pharaohs.

Well, that's it. The masters of
illusion, they make the impossible

before your eyes.

Seeing is believing.

Or is it?

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