All language subtitles for masters_of_illusion_s05e05_twisted_classics

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

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

Meet the Masters of Illusion.

Hello everyone, I'm Dean Payne and
welcome to Masters of Illusion.

Now it's interesting, the mind
interprets what it sees.

and only accepts what it knows. So what
happens when you see something that your

mind knows is impossible?

Are you ready to find out?

Yes!

Wow, okay, let's do it.

Is it possible that the brain can look
at one image but see two completely

different results?

All right, look at this. What do you
see?

Is this the renowned genius Albert
Einstein?

Yes. Or look again.

Perhaps you see one of the world's most
glamorous stars, Marilyn Monroe?

From the side, yes?

Yes. They don't look anything alike,
really, but somehow they do. How is this

possible? Well, our Masters of Illusion
will challenge your ability to determine

what is real and what is illusion.

Time now for one of our favorite duos.
They not only provide us with a lot of

laughs, but terrific entertainment.

Their timing and showmanship have made
them one of our favorites. Here are Les

Arnold. and Dazzle.

It's very difficult to save money these
days.

Probably more difficult is finding a way
to hold on to the money you have.

Well, check it out. Here is Chris Korn.

Hello, hello.

All right. I need someone to help hold
my money. And right there. Your name is?

Give Caleb a round of applause.

Usually I do the magic. I'm going to
give you the opportunity to be the

magician. And to do that, I'm going to
have you hold some money for me. Hold up

your hand. Keep your hand up just like
that. These are some old silver dollars.

See, just three.

I'm going to hold them right here. I'm
going to slowly, just slowly close your

fingers. Wait,

let me get one out.

Like it's my money.

I'm going to do a little wave like this,
and I want you to crumble in your best

gesture and make one of those disappear.

That was pretty good. That wasn't too
bad. Do it this time. Turn your hand

way. And what you're going to do is go
like this.

You're going to kind of wiggle your
fingers like that.

Wiggle your fingers.

I'm going to move your hand slowly.

Blow on the coins.

Slowly blow on the coins. Go, go, go.

Oh, yeah.

I know. It feels funny.

Where does it come? She has the
background view.

The first two she made disappear. The
third.

You'll probably wonder where those went.
I'll show you. One goes right back

here.

That's two.

A third one right here.

Watch. If we take this one, give it a
little toss, and a toss, it looks like

they all disappear.

Why? Why does he do that? I don't even
know.

I'll show you where the money goes,
though. Watch.

It goes up, down, around. One lands
right on my neck. Right there. Can you

that? You see that one?

Watch. We can take that one. If I take
it, I split it right in two. We'll do it

again. It'll be like deja vu. Watch.

Squeeze. A little wave.

It goes up, down, around.

It jumps right back.

Third time for the curtain. Hold out
your right hand again.

Palm up like this. So it's going to be
curtain up, curtain down, curtain down.

And that's one, two, three solar
dollars.

Give her a round of applause for being a
wonderful magic assistant.

This is a lesson, or maybe a warning.

Don't play poker with a magician.

Watch closely. Here is Nathan Phan.

Hello.

I'm going to give you one, two, three,
four, five reasons why you should never

play poker with a magician. There's one.

There's two.

There's three.

There's four. And here comes five, the
fifth one.

And just in case you need me to go back
over those reasons again, there's five,

there's four, there's three, there's
two, there's one. In just case you need

extra one, there's an extra reason.
Never play poker with a magician.

Don't miss a unique and spectacular
performance by The Alchemist.

Next.

Now and then you see something really
extraordinary.

Well, there's no other way to describe
our next performer.

Maybe just sensational?

From South Korea, here is The Alchemist.

you

The best. Watch the astounding skill of
Bill Cook.

Now let's go to the audience for a few
surprises from the always unpredictable

Bill Cook.

Hi, friends.

Young lady, what is your name?

Elf? Bill. Nice to meet you. Elf, will
you stand right here next to me?

give it up for Elf. He's so fantastic.

El, I have a question. Do you like
animals?

Yes. Yes, good. If you said no, this
next trick gets really bad, really fast.

So, what's your favorite animal with
four legs?

A dog. A dog. El, you have saved the
day. I have a bag full of balloon animal

balloons. What's your favorite color
balloon?

Blue. Blue, perfect. I have a white
balloon. You're going to like this

It's going to be great for you.

I promised you a dog, and I'm a man of
my word. I'm from Chicago. It's a hot

dog. Woof.

Front of dog, woof.

Then a body.

Then a foot. Then a foot.

Then a butt.

Watch it twerk.

Elle, I made you a doggy.

Elle,

what's your dog's name?

Honey. Honey. Honey the dog. Honey, sit.

Stay. Beg for food.

That's me.

Roll over.

Show them your favorite scary movie.

If the kids are laughing, that's not my
fault, okay?

Honey, lay down.

Honey, play dead.

You don't even look upset.

Okay, well, I'll fix it for you. I
learned this thing in high school called

certified puppy resuscitation.

So you put the pieces of honey back into
the bag and you blow honey back up.

Here, honey.

Good little doggy.

Honey comes right back to give it up for
Elle and her puppy, Honey.

There you go, sweetheart. Thank you so
much. You've been fantastic.

Give it up for Elle.

A true master of the impossible, here is
Eric Jones.

Hey guys, I've asked two beautiful young
ladies to come help me out. I want to

show you guys something really cool. If
I could have you each hold on to half of

the cards, and if you could, shuffle
them. That way you know there's no way

I could know the order of the cards that
you're holding.

When you're satisfied that the cards
that you're holding are shuffled,

in a different order, I want you to take
out one card, separate it from the

others, and then pass me the remainder
of your packet.

Which is just a convoluted way of saying
pick a freaking card, right?

Alright? I'll take those back from you.
Thank you so much. If you guys don't

mind, please show everyone at home what
your cards are. I won't blow.

Awesome. If I could have you say stop as
I pass the cards just there, I'll drop

your card right into the center of the
pack, losing it forever.

If I could do the same with you, just
drop your card right there into the

center. Both cards lost in the pack.

I've got no idea where they are.

Here's something really cool.

Watch.

Let me ask you, did you feel that?

Yes. She felt the wind.

Did you feel the card?

No. Yeah?

That's your card?

Yes. So that would be your card.

Here's the interesting thing.

This can't possibly be your card
because, of course, it's hers, yeah?

If you could keep your eyes on the 10,
but also watch the hand.

Because the second I snap my fingers, I
can get the card to change to yours.

Yeah, you got to keep your mouth closed.
That's interesting. But I want to show

you something else. This is going to be
even cooler. I'm going to use the two

jokers. I'll give each of you one to
hold on to.

And we're going to find a card by saying
stop at the same time. I'm going to

pass through the cards like this. I'm
going to say one, two, three. And

you're ready, you say stop. And that's
where we'll stop.

One, two, three.

Perfect. So wherever you say stop, this
will be the card.

The lucky ace of spades. The big bullet,
as they say.

I'm going to bury that card somewhere in
the middle of the pack.

And I'm going to use the two jokers.
I'll take those back from you ladies.

I'm going to leave them right here. All
you have to do is keep your eyes on the

space between the two jokers.

If you do me a favor, say the words ace
of spades.

Ace of spades? Boom.

Imagine that I have an invisible ace of
spades right here at my fingertips and

I'm able to place it in between those
two jokers.

If I could have you use your left hand
and just grab that invisible ace and

abracadabra... One card appears in
between.

It's the ace of spades. Isn't that
incredible?

Isn't that cool?

Give these ladies a round of applause.

Thank you so much. You're awesome.

Is the hand quicker than the eye?

Watch Xavier Mortimer next.

never fails to amaze us with his
impeccable timing and original

Here is Xavier Moore.

Well,

that's it. How did they do it?

Well, you can't ask me because I'm as
baffled as you are.

Until next time, I'm Dean Cain.

Good night.