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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.
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Meet the Masters of Illusion.
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Hello everyone, I'm Dean Cain and
welcome to Masters of Illusion.
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Now have you ever seen a shooting star
or watched a cloud disappear before your
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eyes? Or seen a caterpillar turn into a
butterfly?
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Well, these are things that might seem
magical, but they actually happen in
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nature all the time.
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And what you're about to see right now,
right here, definitely does not happen
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in nature.
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Are you ready to find out what I'm
talking about?
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All right, here we go.
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The eye sees only what the brain knows.
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Is the man in the brown shirt carrying
the man in the yellow shirt?
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Or... Is the man in the yellow shirt
riding on the shoulders of the man in
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brown shirt? Are there actually two men
in this drawing? I don't know.
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Okay, but tonight's Masters of Illusion,
they will do their best also to confuse
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you.
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From Paris, it's the absolutely
extraordinary talent of Xavier Mortimer.
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Our next magician puts a new twist on
the old cutting a woman in half trick.
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Here is Michael Grandinetti.
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Welcome from Peru, George Iglesias.
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All right.
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Guys, do you like money?
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You might want to see some money. I have
some money here. Well, to be honest
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with you, there is not too much you can
do with a $10 bill right now. So it's
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better to just blow and transform it
into a credit card. Way much better.
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Laughs and the unbelievable talent of
Jackie Yu.
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Next.
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Korea to find our next performer.
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Don't be distracted.
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This is the inscrutable Jackie Yu.
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I'll show you something special.
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Do you know what this is?
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An egg. Yeah, an egg. Big egg.
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Inside this egg, there's an Easter egg.
And this is a very important thing for
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my magic. Just remember that.
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I'll use this later.
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And I'm going to show you the magic.
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Card magic with this bow.
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Is there anything inside?
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No.
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Nothing? No.
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Okay. And here's the deck of cards. See,
all different, right?
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Okay, just please pick any card you
want. Any card is okay?
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Thank you.
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Okay. And sign your name on the face of
the card.
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Yes.
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Okay. Now, the seven of hearts. I put
the card in the middle of the deck like
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this and try to find your card.
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But when you watch card tricks, many of
you imagine that the magician can move
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the chosen card to the top or to the
bottom.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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That is possible.
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But today, I'm going to try something
different.
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If you look under the bowl, there's a
card in it, and it is signed card.
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Oh, my gosh.
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Okay, I'll do it again. I put the card
in the middle of the deck like this and
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shuffle them like this.
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And shuffle them again.
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And shuffle them again.
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And shuffle them again.
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Do you know why I'm shuffling cards for
so long?
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It's because one of the cards just moved
on the board and it is signed card.
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Yes.
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I know.
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A lot of you get confused when I do this
to you. It's because all the cards back
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look the same. All the cards back look
the same. So I attest a sticker at the
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back of the signed card.
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My favorite sticker is here.
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Okay, I attach on the center.
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See? And now, I'll tell you the secret.
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Actually, my hand is so fast. I just did
like this.
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You see that?
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Yeah, card is here. Okay, I'll show you
once again. Look carefully. I put the
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card in the middle like this and shuffle
them. Like this, but there it is under
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the photo game. Yeah, it's an amazing
signed card.
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Okay, I'll do it again. I'll do it
again. I put the card in the middle of
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deck like this and shuffle them like
this. But there it is under the board
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again. It's awesome. Okay, I'll do it
again. I put the card in the middle.
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you see the sticker, right?
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Okay, and shuffle them again like this
and shuffle, shuffle, shuffle, shuffle,
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shuffle them again. But there it is
under the board again. It's amazing.
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Sign the card, ladies and gentlemen.
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Okay, I put it in the last time. I put
it in the last time. I put the card in
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the middle.
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And the deck is gone.
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Yeah, there's only card left. And he
changed it to sign the card.
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Oh, my God. The last card is under the
board.
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Thank you.
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Okay, you like it? Yeah.
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You like it?
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I put it back in one last time. I put it
back in one last time. This really is
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the last, okay?
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I put the card in the middle of the deck
like... Okay, I put the card in the
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middle of the deck... Okay, I put the
card in the middle of the deck like
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See?
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Oh, what did I tell you guys I wasn't
going to use before?
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Remember? Yeah.
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It's your act.
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It has been here since the beginning.
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You all saw it, but in the egg, in the
egg, I see there is a 40, the card, and
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it is signed the card, ladies and
gentlemen.
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Thank you.
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Amazing is the only way to describe the
surrealist.
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Once in a while, I caution you with the
warning, do not try this at home. Well,
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now is the time for that warning with
this most unusual experience.
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They call themselves the Surrealists.
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What's going on?
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What's up,
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guys? I'm Joel. My name is Spidey. And,
uh...
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That's Joseph. Everybody give Joseph a
big hand, guys. Come on, buddy. It's
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okay. Come on. It's okay.
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Let me tell you what Joseph is
experiencing. This is called
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fear of public speaking.
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Believe it or not, the most common
phobia on the planet. More people are
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of speaking in front of an audience than
any other thing in the world. Another
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really common fear, the fear of the
unknown.
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You're missing the black shirt here,
second row. Yes, hi.
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What's your name?
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Katie, everybody, Katie, big hand as she
joins us on stage. Come on. Come on,
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Katie.
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Watch your step, Katie. Thank you so
much, Katie.
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Come right up here. So, Katie, here's
the deal.
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I placed something in this brown paper
lunch bag, like a bouncy ball or a set
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keys, something pretty common. I want
you to reach your hand in here and just
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feel what's in there. And just by
touching it, try and figure out what you
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is in there. Go ahead. Just reach in and
just tell me what it feels like. That's
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all you got to do.
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It's fine.
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Trust me. Go ahead. Without looking,
what does it feel like, Katie?
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A rope.
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But it's like a cord, right? That's what
it feels like. See, but that's why so
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many people have a fear of the unknown,
because all you can really do is take a
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guess, but you never actually know.
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Let me show you a stack of index cards
with the 30 most common
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phobias in the world. Things like
snakes, heights, sharks, flying,
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you say these are all 100 % different?
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Good. I'm going to give these a mix so
that nobody can know the order. And as I
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go through them, you're just going to
choose anyone. Just touch anyone.
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Don't take it out. Just touch that one
right there.
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Keep your eyes on it. Are you right
-handed?
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Yeah. Open your right hand. We're going
to place it right there. Do you want to
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change your mind or that's good?
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That's good.
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What if I told you guys, we predicted
she's going to pick that and put that
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prediction right in front of your face?
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That's right. You see, we actually told
you guys a lie earlier.
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You see, Joseph here doesn't really have
a fear of public speaking at all.
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There's a very different reason he
hasn't said anything this entire time.
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Katie, for the first time in a loud,
clear voice, tell everyone of all the
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different phobias which one you chose.
Go ahead. Take a look.
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Spiders.
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Spiders.
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Spiders.
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Katie, thank you so much. You've all
been back here, so thank you.
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The impossible is easy to the masterful
manipulations of Hanak Nagash.
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If you want to be a hit at the next
party you go to, try to follow the quick
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hands of Hanak Nagash.
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Folks, there's an old saying in magic
that the hand is quicker than the eye.
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Tonight we put that to the test with my
very new friend right here, Hector,
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correct? Hector, if you wouldn't hold
the glass for me.
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Confirm that that is correct. That right
there is an empty glass for a box.
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For the time being, I'm going to have
you select out one of these playing
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And since your hands are a bit full
right there, I'm going to spread through
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rather slowly. And I want you to just
touch a playing card as one goes by,
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anyone you want.
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This one, you're happy with this one?
Folks, take a look at Hector's playing
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card. Lock it in. Everyone gets a look
at it, even those in the balcony
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And Hector, you get a look as well. You
got it? Yep. Hector, for the time being,
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your card begins at the bottom of the
pack, but in a moment will vanish from
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bottom, travel into the pants pocket.
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Hector, the best thing about this, I've
already told you what to look for.
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Your card traveling to the pocket takes
about two seconds, and those two seconds
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have happened.
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Hector, I'm dying to know, what was your
card?
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The five.
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Kind of like this one right there, the
five of diamonds.
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But, Hector, you know what? I'm looking
at the crowd and there's a few skeptics
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here. Many of them are thinking that
maybe I have 35 of diamonds in the
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And that is the way I used to do the
trick when I was a young man.
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To do away with that theory tonight,
we'll make this card one of a kind with
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Hector's name written across it in
permanent ink. You know what to look for
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your five of diamonds child in the
pocket? I merely cast the shadow over
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pack and immediately it vanishes into
the pocket.
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Wait for the right theatrical moment.
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There it was.
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And just like that, it vanishes
completely, and we all know where it's
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now. It's traveled deep down inside of
Hector's box. Hector, lift the box out
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the glass. Lift the whole box. Hector,
shake the box a little bit. Listen to
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sound.
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Folks, only one playing card inside of
the box, no more, no less. Hector, have
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look. It should be a five of diamonds
with your name written across it. Show
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to the crowd if you would.
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Impossible is what he does. And the
closer you watch, the more likely he is
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amaze you.
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He is true art in motion. Here is Eric
Jones.
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I need a volunteer. Someone to come up
and help me to make sure what everyone
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else sees looks completely fair. But it
won't be, but it'll look completely
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fair, right?
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What's your name, bro?
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Brendan. Brendan, good to meet you. I'm
Eric.
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Guys, give Brendan a round of applause.
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I've got a gift for you, sir.
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Do me a favor. Take your index finger
and I want you to touch the back of any
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playing card in the pack.
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That one. If you could, go ahead and
take a look at it.
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And go ahead and sign your name right on
the face of the card.
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It's like your first time signing an
autograph, right?
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Okay, I'll take the pen back.
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Now, here, do me a favor and go ahead
and show the card to the camera. Make
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everyone at home gets to see it.
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Awesome. Drop your card back anywhere
into the pack that you want.
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Push it all the way in. And if you
could, join me on stage and give Brendan
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round of applause. A bit of
encouragement as you make it.
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Awesome. While you're shuffling those
cards, losing your card deeper into the
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pack, I want you to take a look at this
glass. If you could, step up here.
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You'll notice that this is an 8 by 10
solid piece of glass. Please examine it.
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You can touch it anywhere.
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Everything looks completely cool,
copacetic.
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Come on down.
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Here's what I'm going to have you do.
Turn your cards face up as they are, and
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want you to make a huge mess. Spread
them out so that you can make sure that
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can see all of the cards, yeah?
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You might even see your card in there,
do you? Yeah, perfect. It's right there.
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That's even better. Let's put it right
about there in the middle.
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Awesome.
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I'm going to give you this.
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You've got a really cool job. I want you
to bring the cards up here, and I want
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you to smash them flat against the glass
right about there.
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That's perfect. Hold them with both
hands.
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Excellent.
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Watch closely.
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You'll notice a solid passes straight
through solid. You
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can go ahead and slowly allow those
cards to fall. Allow the glass to fall
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well. And I've got one question for you,
sir.
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Is this your part?
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Yeah? You can go ahead and take that.
That's a gift.
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But before you go, I said I had a big
finish for you.
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If you could hand me that cloth that's
right there. Grab it by the hole.
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Perfect. Be careful. And take a couple
of steps back.
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Excellent. Excellent.
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Now, this, again, is a solid piece of
glass. And there's only one way that I
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get through.
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Because you can't go around.
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And you can't go under.
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You really have to go through.
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Keep bringing a round of applause.
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Thank you so much.
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That's NASA's Illusion for tonight. I
hope everyone enjoyed the world of the
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impossible. Until next time, I'm Dean
Cain. Good night.
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All right.
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I have to get to your side.
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All right.
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No,
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no.
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Well done, you guys.
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That's it.
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Thank you.
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