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The art of tricking the brain,
distorting the senses, challenging
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You can't trust what you see, even with
your own eyes. Meet the Masters of
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Illusion.
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Hello, everybody.
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I'm Dean K., and welcome to Masters of
Illusion.
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In the earliest days of magic, magicians
claimed supernatural powers. Now, of
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course, we all know that this isn't
true. But when you see what you are
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see, you might just doubt yourself.
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You want to see what I'm talking about?
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Yes!
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So what do we have here?
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Well, the eye can confuse the brain.
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There's a saying, the eye cannot see
what the brain does not know.
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All of these objects are actually the
same color.
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See?
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Will our illusionist confuse you
tonight?
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My bet is yes.
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Let's begin tonight with a great French
illusionist. He's performed all over the
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world. Tonight, a little problem with an
ironing board. Watch Xavier Mortimer.
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Time, once again, for our friend who
always finds a way to surprise us.
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Well, tonight, he's looking for a member
of our audience who is not afraid to
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lose his wallet.
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I'm afraid to lose my wallet.
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But this, this is Chipper Lowell.
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I'm going to need, let's see, I need
somebody to come and help out.
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Gentlemen, second row, yes, yes, come on
up. Give him a nice hand, everybody.
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How you doing?
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Nice to have you here. What is your
name?
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CJ, stand right over there, tall dude.
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Do you have a wallet on you?
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I do. You do? Can I see it for a second?
It's okay. We're strangers.
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Okay, great.
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Oh, look at that. Gold card.
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Okay, great.
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You got driver's license? That looks
nothing like you. Nice. Okay.
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And money in there? A couple dollars?
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Yeah, you?
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Awesome. That's great. Thank you so
much. Put it back.
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Oh, wait, wait, wait.
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I'm sorry.
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I forgot.
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Here's the deal.
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You put it back in your back pocket, and
now everyone here knows where your
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money is, and you can be pickpocketed.
Yeah, yeah, you don't want that. No,
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trust me. You know what? Let me help you
out.
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Yeah, do we have something back here?
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Yes, we're going to use a paper bag.
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So go ahead and put your wallet in the
paper bag. That way no one sees it. It's
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safe and sound. Put your hand out like
this. All right, we'll place it right
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there, and I'm going to fold it up.
There you go. That's it. No one knows
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it is.
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Okay, you know what? We're going to put
it behind a wall, okay?
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That way, no one's going to go back
there.
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You seem a little worried. It's totally
hidden.
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No, no, it really is. It's totally
hidden among five other bags.
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Keep smiling.
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Okay.
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As a matter of fact, I am going to take
the bags, and I'm going to mix them up a
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little bit, and I'm going to put them
into a row just like that.
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All right. And it is time to play a
game. Are you ready, CJ?
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Yeah. Okay. No, this is going to be fun.
This is going to be fun. All right. I
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want you to go up to the mic. Stand
right behind the mic. We have one, two,
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three, four, five, six bags.
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And what I'm going to give you is three
yeses and three noes to use however
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you'd like. Okay?
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Three yeses, three noes. There's six
bags. You get the idea. Okay?
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So into the microphone. Here we go. Bag
number one, yes or no? Yes. Are you
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sure? Yes.
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Okay. All right. We're keeping that. Bag
number two, yes or no?
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No. No. All right. Bag number three, yes
or no? No.
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No. Okay. Bag number four, yes or no?
Yes.
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Yes. Okay. Bag number five, yes or no?
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No. No. Okay. And bag number six would
be yes, right? Because there's three
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yeses, three noes. You made excellent
choices.
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Yes, you did, because that's the name of
the game.
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It's choices.
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Is it on?
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Oh, yeah.
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Is it serious?
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Yeah.
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That doesn't usually go that long.
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Oh, good. It's calmed down. We have
another game.
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Yes, we do. We have three bats
remaining.
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And let's call this bag A, bag B, bag C.
A, B, C. I want you to give me two of
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those letters. Which ones?
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B, C. B, B, C? B, C. Absolutely, sir.
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Yes. Okay. All right. B, C. All right.
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Come over here.
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Put your hand out.
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Now, I want you to know you have been an
amazing volunteer.
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Give him a hand because he's been
fantastic.
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Because you are so great, we do have a
going -away present for you right here
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in that bin.
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One of the two. You seem nervous. I'm
going to check first for you, okay? Let
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take a look. See if... Oh, yes. Look at
that. Safe and sound.
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It's whiskers.
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Yes.
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You did so good.
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There we are. Okay.
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Go ahead and reach in. See what you got.
Let's hope.
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What is?
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Put your hand out. Yo, put your hand
out. Because guess what?
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Look at this.
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Raisins.
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Give a hand, everybody.
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Thank you so much. After this, the magic
of
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Philly Kid.
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Our lady from Canada has the ability to
make a member of the audience pick an
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invisible card and sit in an invisible
chair.
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Here is Billy Kidd.
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I'm going to need the help of a lovely
volunteer, and I think perhaps this man
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in the second row.
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Would you mind helping me?
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Come on, give him a big round of
applause. Yes, here he comes.
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What's your name?
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Byron, excellent.
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First of all, Byron, are you familiar
with playing cards?
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Somewhat, yeah. You know the differences
between spades, clubs, diamonds, and
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hearts, yes? Thank you.
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Excellent. Now, Byron, first of all,
I've got a little gift for you. It's
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inside of this envelope. If you could
put that in a pocket, that's just for
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later. We don't need that yet.
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And I've got another gift for Byron.
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This, ladies and gentlemen, is what we
call in the business as an invisible
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of playing cards.
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That's for you, Byron. Now, Byron,
you're just going to follow my
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and everything should work according to
plan. First of all, Byron, when you're
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doing a card trick, it's very important
that you give those cards a really good
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mix, a good shuffle. So you give those
cards a good mix, a good shuffle, so
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are in no specific order.
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All right, I should be a little bit more
specific. Byron, you might want to take
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them out of the box first.
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I'll take the box, Byron. Thanks very
much. And now you can give those cards a
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good shuffle. Go ahead.
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Amazing. Amazing, Byron. Very good.
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Just over there, Byron, there's actually
an invisible chair.
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If you could get the invisible chair for
me, Byron.
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Excellent. Place it right there.
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And have a seat. Actually, wait, Byron,
wait. What do you do? Sorry. Apology.
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Safety first. There's actually an
invisible carrot on that chair. You can
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me the carrot, Byron. You don't want to
sit on that.
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Thank you so much.
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Did you?
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Sure. All right. Very nice.
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Now you can have a seat, Byron.
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And while you're down there, give the
cards another good shuffle.
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It's very attractive from this angle.
It's very good, Byron. Byron, you can
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stand up.
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Over there, Mr. Byron, there's an
invisible table.
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If you could get the invisible table,
Byron.
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Excellent. And just place it right about
there, Byron. That's perfect.
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And, um... Oh, apologies. Did you... I'm
good. You're good? Okay.
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Byron, if you just spread the cards
across the table so we can see that
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well mixed.
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Excellent. That looks very good, Byron.
I want you to gather up the cards for me
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now.
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And hand them over, Byron, and listen
very carefully, all right?
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I'm going to fan the cards in front of
your face just like this, Byron. I just
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want you to look inside, and just yes or
no, do you see a playing card?
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I do. Can you remember your card?
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Yep. Can you take out your invisible
card,
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commit it to your memory, fold it in
fours, toss it behind your head?
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Excellent. Now, Byron, again, you know
the differences between fades, clubs,
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diamonds, and hearts. I do. For the
first time out loud...
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I want you to name your card so
everybody can hear. What was it?
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Four of hearts. The four of hearts. Now,
folks, if you remember at the beginning
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of the routine, I gave Byron a little
gift. You put that in your pocket, yes?
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Go ahead, Byron. I don't want to touch
it.
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I want you to rip that open. It's just
like Christmas.
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Very exciting Christmas.
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And inside, there's one thing in there,
yes, Byron? A folded -up playing card.
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If you could open that up for me, Byron.
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And can we show everybody? Yeah, go
ahead.
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The four of hearts. Let's give Byron a
big round of applause. Byron, thank you
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so much. Thanks very much.
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Thank you.
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The always amazing Bill Cook.
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When we come back.
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Now let's take a look at something that
even modern science can't quite explain.
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Here is Bill Cook.
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Magicians ask you to name a card. Well,
our next performer already has cards
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with their own names.
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Welcome, Matt Marcy.
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Thank you very much.
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I'm going to need somebody to help me.
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Come on up here. What do you need?
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Ursula. Ursula, thank you very much for
helping. We're going to do a card trick
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together, Ursula. A lot of magicians
will ask you to pick a card, but I don't
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think that's really fair. They could
maybe force you to take a particular
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you don't want. So to be totally fair,
I'm going to ask you to name any card in
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the deck. Any card you'd like.
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Eight of clubs.
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The eight of clubs. Sure.
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I'm very glad you picked that card, but
I should say that...
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I asked you to name a card. You actually
identified a card. You used the value
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eight in the suit clubs. And that's
fine. That's what a lot of people do.
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But cards actually have names, all of
them. And they're hard to remember. So I
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made this sort of deck of flash cards to
help us remember.
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We're going to start by finding the card
you wanted, the eight of clubs. Let's
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find that and pull that out of the deck.
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There it is. All right.
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So if you pick, let's say, the first
card, that card is actually named Susan.
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Who knew, right?
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If you picked the nine of diamonds, that
card is named Brittany.
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Yeah. The jack of hearts, that's Jack.
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Of course. In fact, all of these cards,
Jason, Kimberly, Anna, Anthony, Amanda,
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you can see Amy, all the way through the
deck, they all have different names.
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But I told you I was glad you picked the
eight of clubs.
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And Ursula, that is the one card that is
named Ursula.
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That's a souvenir for you. Give her a
big round of applause.
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The unique talents of Greg Gleason and
Beryl Dillon when we return.
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What better than a magician performing
one of the most famous magic tricks of
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all time?
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How about two magicians performing that
classic trick? Here are Greg Gleason and
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Beryl Dillon.
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Up top. All right.
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You know what, Farrell? I think we
should do something special tonight. I
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we should do a classic and magic. Oh, my
gosh. I've always wanted to saw a lady
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in half. You have? Do it. Yeah. Want to
do it? Yeah. I've never done it before,
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though. Do you want to do it?
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Me? I was going to do it. All right.
I'll do it.
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Actually, I have an extra girl. We could
both do it. Okay. Cool. Let's do it.
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Bring them out.
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There's the lovely safety.
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Oh, lovely Erica.
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Hi, girl.
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Let's grab them off this box.
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Okay.
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Sorry. I don't want to make you fall
down. Perfect. You just want to step
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around here. You know what? We have to
put them in the box. Go around.
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Okay. Open up the doors. Let's open up
the doors.
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Not yet. Let's open up the doors. And
they're going to jump right up. And go
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ahead.
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Perfect. Step right in, girl.
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All right. Is your girl in? She's in.
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My girl's in, too. Go ahead and close
the doors.
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And you know what? We're going to spin
it. We're going to lock them in. Okay.
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Spin it this way. We're going to take a
foot stock.
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Perfect. One of these.
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Got one of these? This one? Put it in
here. Let's lock the feet up.
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Got it. Got it. Perfect. Spin them
around. All right.
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Let's do it.
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Now let's lock their head in.
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Okay. Got the head stock?
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Yep. Sorry about this one.
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There we go.
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Got it. Perfect.
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Straighten them out. Straighten them
out. All right.
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Now the most important thing.
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The blade. Right underneath the table.
Right underneath the table. Two blades.
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Cool, I like cookie sheets.
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They are, exactly.
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Razor sharp cookie sheets.
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Take the first cookie sheet.
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The first razor sharp blade. Place it
right in. Push it right through her
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Okay. Perfect. Sorry.
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Take the second one. Okay.
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Show it's all perfect.
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Straight through.
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Boom.
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Excellent. Step around.
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Look, there's some doors in the front.
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Oh, cool. Okay. Can we open those? Open
them up. All right.
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Perfect. And the other one, too?
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Yep. All right.
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You know what? There's a latch. Grab
that latch. Okay.
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Another latch in the back.
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All right? Okay. Are you ready?
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Okay. Let's do it. This is it. This is
it.
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Push them.
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Check that out.
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I did it.
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You did it, girl.
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I did it.
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One, two, three, four.
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Oh, my God, Chris, I got an idea. You
got an idea? Yeah.
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Let's switch the legs around.
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Wait a minute.
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No, like, let's take your legs right
there. Bring your head up here. Bring
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head up here. Bring your head up here.
It would be hilarious.
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All right.
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Okay. Bring your head up here. This one?
Okay, we're going to bring your head up
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here. You know what? Take yours over
there. Okay.
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No, no, that one. Oh, the top. Okay.
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Perfect.
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You got it? Latch it in the front.
Perfect. Close those doors. Close those
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doors. Okay.
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Got it.
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Okay. All right.
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The blade. Blade. Take the blade down.
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Perfect.
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Move it this way. Okay. Great.
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Yeah. Great.
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Great.
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Take the headstock off.
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It gets halfway. Okay.
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Perfect. Take off the footstock.
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Grab those doors.
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Open them up.
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Check it out. Come on out, girls.
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Hey, y 'all.
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Bring them up.
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Absolutely amazing. I
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still can't figure out how they do it.
That's because they are the masters of
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illusion. Until next time, thank you for
joining us.
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I'm Dean Cain.
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See you next time.
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