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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. Meet the
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Masters of Illusion.
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Hello everyone, I'm Dean Cain and
welcome to Masters of Illusion.
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When you see something that you know is
not possible, your mind will try to tell
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you not to believe it.
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Unless, of course, it can't. In that
case, you might believe it is possible.
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What am I even talking about? I don't
know.
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But do you want to see some magic?
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All right, here we go.
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Four circles representing the four
corners of the Earth.
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But do you also see a blue square?
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Well, it's not there. It exists only in
your mind's perception.
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Well, our masters of illusion can make
you see things that are not there, too.
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Now, a team that constantly invents...
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the impossible.
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This is Jarrett and Raja.
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Pick different colored handkerchiefs.
Raja?
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Ma 'am, would you please pick a color?
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The red one. Thank you so much.
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Ladies and gentlemen, whatever you do,
don't.
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Leave your seats.
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Coin collectors marvel at all the
different coins used in the many nations
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the world. But our next performer likes
to mix them up right before your eyes.
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From Tokyo, this is Shoot Ogawa.
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I turn this gentleman from here, but
what's your name?
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Andrew, nice to meet you. My name is
Shoot. I'm a strange name. So, Andrew,
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we're going to do magic together, but
you're going to be their eyes.
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So you have to see things really well.
So first, open your hand. I dropped
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coins here.
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Okay? So can you see? Could you examine
this? This is three different colored
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coins. Okay? Very good. So first one is
this, American quarter. It's beautiful
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silver coin. Can you see it? Yeah?
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Okay? And, you know, you can hear it. So
this is wonderful.
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This is an American penny. Okay, you
don't care. I know that. All right, so
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that's the whole point. And last one is
going to be the, yes, this is a Chinese
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coin having hole in the middle. So it's
a gold color.
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Gold color, copper color, and silver
color. That's our three things. So now I
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would like to show you, show to everyone
about optical illusion.
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It depends on your perspective.
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So I hold three coins, which you can see
well, but also show to the camera like
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this. So Andrew, which coin is the
biggest coin?
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Silver one. Silver one. Yeah, that's
right. It's a little bigger than other
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coins. Can you see it? It's almost the
same size, but it's a little bigger.
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It's like maybe optical illusion. You
can see that. So it's optical illusion,
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but it's pretty much the same. But you
can see like this. If I hold like this,
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if I hold like that way, You feel like
it's almost same size, isn't it?
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Thank you for understanding that.
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If you see this closer, this is bigger.
But if you only see the same size,
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that's the whole point.
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So I use these three coins here.
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All right. So you can see this is a
Chinese coin.
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Beautiful. Made in USA.
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It's a tree. And this beautiful American
dollar. Beautiful silver coin made in
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China. Okay? So I just move this coin
from side to side like this and toss and
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catch like that way. So it's the
international exchange.
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So you can move it from side to side
like that way.
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So I'm glad you like that.
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So I will do very, very slow.
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See something?
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Don't say anything, okay?
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One, one, two, three. Like this way. So
now which hand is the coin?
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You're almost right. Oh, yeah.
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Okay, it's right here. It's kind of
interesting, isn't it?
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It's very hard to hide because it's a
large coin, so it's very hard to manage.
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Anyway, so now, I have only one coin
here. Watch.
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I just do this, okay? Snap finger, coin
pop up hand to hand like this way.
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You don't care that much. I can move
right to left, okay? I can do faster
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this. Looks fast, right?
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So I can drop coin in my hand. Now,
looks like coin's gone.
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But you follow the coin by imagination,
which doesn't exist.
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Sometimes you think it's here behind
shirts or behind hand which doesn't
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because always opposite side be honest I
was cheating imagination.
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I was using small coin. I was in large
from here, and I was using many coin
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this Do
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you
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believe in spirits Well, in this next
performance, there is definitely some
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coming from another dimension.
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Here is Spidey.
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I want to show you guys one of my
favorite pieces using a random married
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from the audience. Tonight I share with
you how to catch a love spirit. To do
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this, you need a couple of things. Two
different colored ropes to represent the
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heart string.
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Check those out. Make sure they are
nothing other than what I just
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An object given by a loved one. Your
wedding ring will do just fine. So I can
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borrow that.
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You will get it back.
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Thank you so much. And that will go
right there for safekeeping. Yeah?
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The rope's good?
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Legends say that with just a wave of the
ring, in theory, you've attracted and
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caught a love spirit.
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We will pass the middles and only the
middles of the rope into the box.
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First the red rope, lonely.
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Then the white one, into the box, also
by itself.
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I will even show you inside the box that
the ropes are separate. Take a look.
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The ropes are indeed separate, correct?
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Yes.
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We're going to hold the middles in
place. Here's how. You're going to use
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wand. You're going to pass it through
that loop and through that loop. Go
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Grab it right there.
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I'll make it easier for you. Exactly
like that.
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Perfect. And I'll make a tight grip. You
can let go.
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And I want you to even hold on to the
ends. You to these ones. You to these
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ones.
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Don't pull. Just hold. Perfect.
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You've seen the ropes going separately.
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You've seen them separate inside the
box.
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The middles were held in place.
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The ends are in your hand.
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Yet somehow...
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Mysteriously, impossibly, the love
spirit connects the ropes. Gently tug on
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ropes till you feel tension.
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Do you feel the tension?
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That is because the ropes are indeed
connected.
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Love spirits are not evil.
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They don't want to harm you. The only
thing you got to look out for is your
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loved possessions, especially those
given by a loved one.
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Are you right -handed?
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Would you hold out your right hand?
We're going to place that right there.
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your eyes on that. That's very
important.
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You see, a love spirit cannot ignore
such a beautiful testament of love.
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It's impossible.
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Hold on to that.
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Hold on to that with your spare hand.
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And if you don't watch your love's
possession impossibly, mysteriously,
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the love spirit will claim what is
actual.
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Yours.
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Is that your ring on the rope between
your hands?
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And the love spirit ritual is completed.
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Thank you so much. Thank you.
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Watch the astounding skill of Rick Smith
Jr.
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Next.
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This former professional baseball player
always amazes me.
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Now pitching, this is Rick Smith Jr.
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I can do it.
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You guys ready for this?
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Ladies and gentlemen, my name is Rick
Smith Jr. I'm a three -time Guinness
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World Record holder, and I want to give
someone a chance to win $1 ,000.
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Who wants to do it?
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All right, let's get this guy right
here. Let's give him a big round of
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for making his way up here. Come on up
here.
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What's up, man?
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What's your name?
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Roman.
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All you have to do is take your playing
card and throw it farther than me.
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You got this, man. Big throw. Big throw.
Big... It's okay. It's okay. We're
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going to give him another shot. Come on,
man. Big throw. Big throw. You... No,
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it's okay. It's okay. No one saw that.
Let's try it again. Big throw. You got
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this, man. Big throw. You can...
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It's okay, Roman. You know what? I got a
better idea. Have you ever heard of the
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human target?
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Yeah. Awesome. Stand right here.
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You are now the human target.
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I have here a target for you. I want you
to put your hand in there. Good. I want
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you to hold it right there. Now, here's
the deal, man. I'm going to give you
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another chance to win the $1 ,000.
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You're going to hold the target right
here, and I'm going to let you throw
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cards. If you can throw one card and
stick it in the target, I'm going to
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you a $100 bill.
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If you get two cards stuck into the
target, I'm going to give you $500.
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All three cards into the target wins you
$1 ,000. Can you do it?
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All right, take the three cards. No,
stand right there. Take the three cards.
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Take them. One, two, three.
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I'm going to stand right here. You're
going to throw.
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All right, Roman, you got this, man. You
got this. What?
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Come on, you can still get $500.
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You got this, man. Big money.
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Close. One more try for $100.
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It's okay. You know what, man? I can't
give you the money, but we're going to
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give them something.
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Do like candy bars.
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I don't have any, so you know what?
Here.
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Here's some... How about this? Some
celery.
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What do you mean, no?
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Whatever. You're going to get one piece
of celery.
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Do me a favor, buddy.
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So the audience gets to hold your right
hand out like this. Your other right
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hand.
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There you go.
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Got it on?
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Nice metal glove. Hold it towards the
audience, buddy.
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I'm going to have you hold the piece of
celery.
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I'm going to throw the card. Now, if I
cut this piece of celery in half,
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everyone's going to give you a huge
round of applause.
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You got this, bud. Right there. You got
it?
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Here's the deal.
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Yeah. A little higher, buddy. Hold it a
little higher. Right there. Don't move.
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Watch the celery.
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You ready?
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Don't move.
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Nicked it.
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There it is.
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Then you got it the first time, too.
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Dude, you were insane.
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I would have never done that if I were
you, but let's give Roman a big round of
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applause. Thank you so much, man.
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Next,
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the amazing card wizardry of Joshua J.
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Time now for some sleight of hand.
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Your memory is important for this
presentation.
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Concentrate on what you see.
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Here. is Joshua J.
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What's your name, sir?
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Steve. So I know, obviously, that you
can see.
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But let's pretend, just for this trick,
that you couldn't see. I couldn't say to
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you, pick a card, because you wouldn't
be able to see which one you pick. I
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couldn't even say, take the deck and
take out any card you want, because even
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you got a card, you wouldn't know which
one you had.
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So I have the perfect solution.
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Hold out your hand.
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Put your other hand on top.
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Now you have 52 possibilities between
your hands. In a moment, I'm going to
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you think of one, but I want you to do
it like this. First, think of the number
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of your card. Do you have a number?
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Now think of the suit. Do you have a
suit?
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Yeah. So if you put the number and the
suit together, you have a card.
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A card that only you know. Nobody in
this studio audience has any idea what
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you're thinking of except for you.
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I'm going to put the blindfold on, and
I'm going to look away. And when I do,
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everybody watch his hand.
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And I want you to deal the value of your
card. So if you thought of a five, you
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would deal one, two, three, four, five,
slowly on the table in a face -down
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pile. And when you're done, destroy the
evidence by putting the deck on top.
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Audience, you'll tell me when you're
done.
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Put the deck on top.
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Safe to turn around. Now, you did it for
the value. You need to do it for the
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suit. So, pick up the cards in your
hand. If you're thinking of a club deal,
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card, face down, put the deck on top.
Hearts would be two.
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Spades would be three.
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Diamonds would be four. And then put the
deck on top to destroy the evidence.
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Yes? Done.
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Think about this.
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Everybody in this theater knows what
card you're thinking of. So now the
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question becomes...
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How do you find a card for someone's
mind?
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And I'll tell you how.
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I'll do it by feel.
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I'm getting a feeling on this card.
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Are you still there?
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Good, you didn't go away.
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I want you to be honest. Did you by any
chance think of the three of hearts?
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Yeah.
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Is this card by any chance the three of
hearts?
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Yeah.
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But you see, you see, there are no other
cards in this
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deck. It's a trick completely for your
mind. Please take a look. Take a look.
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Make sure these are real cards.
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This next display is totally impossible.
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No matter how many times you see it,
it's still impossible.
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Welcome, Chicago's Bill Cook.
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Oh, boy!
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Hi, friend.
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Let's start with something fun. I have
two pieces of rope. Rope number one,
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number two. And I've got two wonderful
people in the front row. Hi, what are
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your names?
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Emily. Emily and?
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John. Emily and John. Pieces of rope for
you. Take them and join me on stage as
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Emily and John get a huge round of
applause.
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Come on up, folks.
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Right this way. Emily, I will help you
up the stairs.
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Thank you so much.
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Emily and John on this side of the
stage.
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Let's start with Emily. I will take one
end of your rope.
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Thank you so much. Pull.
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Does not come apart. I will take that.
Thank you so much. And John, same dice.
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I'll take one end. Pull.
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Oh, my God. You win.
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I'll take that. Emily, if you could
stand right here on this.
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Mark, and if you could place your arms
out at your side like you were an
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airplane.
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John, if you could take these two ends
of the rope, hold them, we'll place the
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middle at her back, wrap one end around,
just one end, and trade with me.
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Fantastic. Ladies and gentlemen, boys
and girls, the world famous, in the
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find a woman in half -trick.
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Nobody's thrilled. Okay, that's fine.
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On the count of three, John, you're
going to pull that way. I'm going to
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this way. We're going to cut Emily right
in half. Audience, are you ready?
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John, are you ready?
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Emily, are you ready?
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It's going to happen on three.
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What?
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Too late. One, two, three.
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Ladies and gentlemen, give my two
helpers a huge round of applause for
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fantastic. You were outstanding.
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You were amazing.
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Folks, more applause for them. They're
awesome.
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Next. The closer you watch Reg Pruitt,
the faster you are fooled.
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Now to our audience camera and a lesson
in water conservation.
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Watch Greg Fruin.
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Gravity is a really interesting thing.
We take it for granted.
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Gravity is around us all the time.
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We're going to show you a little feat
with gravity.
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We've got some water.
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We have an empty cup.
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We're going to take this water and we're
going to pour it down into the cup.
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Now, you can see that gravity allows it
to go all the way down into the cup.
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Because that's gravity.
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Now, if I take this knife, and I go
right through the center of this cup,
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and I pull out that knife, gravity
should do something, but it doesn't.
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If I put it through the bottom, once
again, gravity should do something, but
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doesn't. Because I'm not actually
playing with gravity.
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I'm actually playing with magic.
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Because actually, I made all of that
water completely disappear.
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It is 100 % gone, and that's magic, not
gravity.
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They say a picture is worth a thousand
words, and a bottle of wine can be
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priceless. With a very unusual
presentation, here is Tommy Wind.
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Thank you very much.
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We have a painting here.
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Just an art painting. You can see the
brush strokes on the painting.
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Watch this very carefully.
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Now, what is a good glass of red wine
without someone to share it with?
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Thank you very much.
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So that's it for tonight. How did they
do it? Well...
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really well because they are the masters
of illusion.
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Until next time, I'm Dean Cain. Thank
you very much and good night.
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