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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.
Welcome to Masters of
Illusion. I'm Dean Cain. Now our goal tonight is to confuse you. What you see
not really what you see.
Our brain says this cannot be true.
But your eyes, our eyes, we witness the facts.
Now, are you ready to be confused?
Because I just totally confused myself, so.
Okay, so what do you see here?
Do you see a pole surrounded by a whole bunch of circles?
Well, that pole does not exist. It is the total creation of your brain.
And the goal of our Masters of Illusion is to make you see what is not there.
There is no spoon.
They will make you believe their reality.
Combining illusion and mystery with a touch of comedy is one of Canada's most
popular magicians. Here is Chris Bum.
Well, It's card trick time, but not for our live audience. No, it's card trick
time for the people at home.
That's right. We're going to do a card trick. So I want you to get up out of
your chair, get a little bit closer to the TV and check this out. We've got
playing cards, five of them actually. What I want you to do is memorize one of
these five playing cards. Keep it locked in your brain.
Don't forget it.
I'm going to read your mind through the screen. I'll tell you exactly which card
you picked.
I think it's that one.
Check it out.
Your card's gone, isn't it?
Yeah. I knew I'd get it. That's a big mind blow.
From Tokyo, Japan, our next performer will never leave you hungry.
You'll see what I mean in just a second. Here is the very charming and very
intriguing Shoot Ogawa.
I would like to show you some magic, but I need a lady to help me from the
audience.
Could you help me, lady?
Yes, yes, me, yes.
Please give a big round of applause.
Please be careful upstairs.
Nice to meet you. Thank you very much. So now, I want you to check my sleep,
because sometimes people think I'm hiding something here. Could you check
sleep?
Okay.
You're so happy.
That's good.
I chose the right person.
I'm not hiding anything, right? If you want, you can check out of that.
Great.
You're happy. If you want, you can check everything.
Okay. Like, you know, Los Angeles.
Like, New York.
All right. Okay.
That's different entertainment.
She said, I'm not hiding anything.
But of course, sometimes I hide something, but she doesn't know. That's
whole point. It's too many for my friend, okay?
All right. So now you can tell she didn't check anything, but we're going
magic together, okay?
Okay, I chose the right person.
Okay. So now we're going to do some of the card trick. But before we start, I
need just your help. Stay there. I just drop card like this. So face up anywhere
you like.
Start.
Here. Okay, that's good.
All right. So I don't care, but thank you for your help.
Patience. I keep this card in my pocket. I'm going to use this card later.
But please forget about this. That's a teamwork, okay?
Could you take a card, Maria?
Okay? Don't show it to me. And I want you to sign maybe like a smiley face,
you just smile. Okay? Just big circle and smile, okay?
You finished?
Okay, good. Okay, can I have a pen?
You need a pen?
Large one? Okay, show it to everyone.
Okay, good.
All right.
So now, I want you to put it back in the middle of the card.
Put it back in the middle.
You're aggressive.
Okay.
So sometimes people check my sleeve, but you didn't check right because, you
know, actually, believe it or not, it's a thin, you know, plain card.
Wow. Okay. Is this your card?
No. Why are you so happy?
No.
Okay. Yeah, it's the wrong card. I know, I know. It's no signature. But a
magician always has an extra card just in case, you know, we prepared.
So this is a six of hearts.
No. It is six cards. Yes, okay, yeah, just like that.
All right, so give me a second. I have more cards here, just in case I have
cards here. So is this including your card?
No? Okay, all right, sorry.
It's going to be long, though. Let me see. I have another thing in my pocket.
Sorry, I forgot another one. Sorry.
Okay, there's too many here. All right, so...
Sorry, yeah, I was hungry.
You know, sometimes people think I'm hiding stuff everywhere, and that's
correct. Could you open your hand? Okay, just I use your hand, and just grab the
card like this way, like that. Okay, very good. Don't lose, don't lose. Okay,
just like that way. Hold it.
Okay, I have more stuff in my... I have an extra card just in case. Yeah.
Okay, you don't like that. Okay, let's try it again.
So people ask me, how many cards do I have? And of course, I have two deck of
cards almost, like this.
Of course, one deck of cards.
Before you choose cards, actually, he says, stop, I put one card in my pocket.
If that card is your chosen card, it's great, right? My hand is empty. My
is empty. Watch carefully right here.
I have a deck of cards.
Yes, yes, mighty face. Yes.
Thank you very much. I love you. Thank you so much.
Well,
you've heard the saying, put your money where your mouth is.
Well, that's no challenge for the lightning fast magician that you're
meet. Here is Chris Korn.
Cheers. Thank you.
When I first got into magic, I was age 14, and my best friend, Sid, got a magic
kit for Christmas.
And people always ask how I got started. That was it. We sat up all night, read
tricks from the magic kit, and did a little show for his mom in the morning.
this is one of the first tricks I learned. Not all that amazing, but I'll
it to you.
That's it.
Not all that impressive.
No, here's the magic part.
I know.
Well, you heard the expression, put your money where your mouth is. We'll do
that.
For you. Yeah.
Laugh at the unbelievable talent of Chipper Bowen.
the dynamic energy of America's professor of magic. He knows whether or
are a success with his very special formula.
Here is Chipper Lowell.
Thank you, guys.
Big round of applause for our audience volunteer, Jacqueline.
Jacqueline, take the cards. I'm not going to play with them. I want you to
through them. You'll see that they're all mixed up. They're all shuffled up.
that correct?
Yes. Yes? Excellent. I want you to take half the cards and turn them the other
way, upside down, and I'm going to have you shuffle them together, okay? So some
are upside down, some are right side up. However you want to do it, you can mush
them together.
You can take your time.
There you go.
Is that good?
All right, you want to do it a couple, just take it up a couple more times. I
really want to make sure that they're completely shuffled up. And again, some
are up, some are down. Don't be worried because they have to be mixed up. Are
you good, Jacqueline? Okay, now I'm going to have you spread the cards in
hands. And I'm going to get out of the way because you're going to take the
card, throw them right up in the air. You're going to be raining cards. You
ready? Go for it.
And there we go. Okay.
Excellent. Okay. Now, some of them are face down.
So I'd like you to go grab three of the face down cards. One over there, one
over here, wherever you want to do. But grab three of them and put them
together. There you go. Another one.
Excellent. One more.
You got it.
Very good.
Mix them up a little bit. Shuffle them up, if you would please.
Are you good?
Excellent. Let me take one of those. One of those. We're going to throw this one
away, whatever it is. Okay?
Five of diamonds.
Five of diamonds. We are throwing it away.
Okay? Next one. Whichever one you want. All right? That one. Okay. The four of
spades. Four of spades. Guess what?
It's out of here.
Yes. We have one card left. What is it? Hold it up so everyone can see it. It is
the king of hearts.
King of hearts. King of hearts. King of hearts. Where is it here on the board?
King of hearts. Oh, right here. King of hearts. Now, you just as easily could
have had this card. You could have easily taken this one. You could have
say, this one over here. You could have chosen this one here. You could have had
this one. But you went with the king of hearts.
Completely random.
But this is so cool. Do me a favor, if you would. I want you to hold onto this
card. Put that one on the floor.
And I want you to hold it against yourself. Don't look at it. Just stay
there. Here's the reasons why you didn't pick these. You may not realize this,
but for instance, if you had picked the two of hearts, you would have been a
loser, but you're not a loser.
No, no. If you had picked the eight of clubs, you would have been a loser, but
you're not a loser. As a matter of fact, if you had picked the queen of hearts,
loser. Or if you had picked the king, king of fate, loser.
As a matter of fact, if you had picked any of these, you would have been a
loser.
But you picked one card, one card out of 52, and I think you're a winner. Would
you very slowly turn that card around with me, ladies and gentlemen?
Winner!
Thank you so much. Think about it.
Next,
an impossible prediction by the Eversons.
Here are two people who have mastered the ability to astound their audiences
with their mind manipulations.
Open your own mind as you meet the Evisons.
Thank you.
Thank you.
How many of you have ever had the experience where the phone rings and
you answer it, you know who's calling?
It's amazing when that happens.
I think that's caller ID.
You could be right.
I need somebody who has a smartphone.
Show me if you have a smartphone.
Perfect. Somebody totally at random. I'm going to toss this ball out into the
audience behind my back.
If you catch the ball and you don't have a phone, hand it to the person nearest
you who does. Get ready. Here we go. At random.
All right. Pick it up. Did we get out there? Perfect.
Okay. Do you have a phone?
Have we ever met you before?
Perfect. Could you come over here? Meet me right in the front. Bring your phone
with you. We need to have the phone.
Give her a big round of applause, everybody.
This is great.
Hi, hi. Just drop the ball.
That's perfect.
And this is your phone. What's your first name?
Zoe. Zoe. Perfect. Could you open your phone, please? Just do the password.
Let's unlock it. That's 3271.
Thank you so much. Really appreciate that. Open up your contact. Do you have
lot of contacts in your phone?
No, not too many. Do you have any idea how many contacts in your phone?
No. Have a go, Tess. How many contacts? You're just getting started, Zoe, and
I've turned away so I can't see anything on your phone. I think it's just 87.
So you have no idea. You've got to go way to the end below this letter C. How
many contacts?
87. 87. She was right.
So let's choose somebody totally at random.
Right? So just go through your phone. Here's what we want to do. Nobody in
area code. Is this a friend or family?
That's a friend. Okay.
Go ahead and hold it here.
And by the way, what about this number? This is a friend's number, Ted.
And I want you to ignore the area code, Zoe. Don't say it out loud. Don't even
think of it. Right now I'm thinking of a four, and I think that's the first
number after the area code.
Yes. Good. We're connecting.
Up to the four, I believe that's a seven.
Yeah. Isn't that a nine?
Yeah. Zoe, in mind, I have a one.
Yeah.
Six. Yeah.
I think the last one's a four.
Yeah. She got the entire number. Okay, that's right. See?
Now, repeat this. Describe it. Go ahead. Is it a man? A woman?
I was thinking it was a woman. Is it a woman?
Yes. It is.
Pretend you're dialing your friend's number.
457 -9164. Pretend she answers the phone. She picks it up. She says hello.
You say, hi, is this... Dominique? Is it... Yeah, it is.
Thank you very much.
That goes beyond caller ID, right?
Thank you.
Magicians the world over seek to defy gravity.
What's clearly impossible just might prove to be an easy task for this next
performer. Here is Joseph Gabriel.
Magic has a wonderful history. It goes all the way back to the pyramids. What
I'm going to show you today is a wonderful illusion that was invented
years ago.
What I love about it is because it's so simple. It uses a wooden plank, a chair,
a ring, and a person from the audience.
Let me see here. Hi, what is your name?
Ashley. Ashley. Give Ashley a nice round of applause. Come on. Thank you, my
dear.
If you would, Ashley, just sit right in this chair right over here.
Great. And you get to have a little closer view of what's going to happen,
And Ashley, this is where the magic happens.
Are you going to help me?
Stand right over here and look at the ball.
I think it's coming.
I think it's following you, Ashley.
I'm only on the end here.
Now, Ashley, what I'd like you to do is point at the ball, wiggle your finger,
and your job is to get that ball all the way to the top of the plank. And if you
can do that...
I know they're going to give you a great response, okay?
Ashley, go for it.
Up and down.
You got it going, Ashley.
You got it.
Give Ashley a nice round of applause, everyone.
Thank you, my dear.
Let her hear you.
Thank you so much.
will make you doubt your senses when we come back.
He is considered one of the world's foremost illusionists.
Behold, the beguiling deception of Greg Ruin.
Thank you very much.
How's everyone doing tonight?
I need to give a bit of help tonight, so I'm going to come out here to the
crowd. I need a gentleman, and I can see this guy right here. I need someone
with a jacket. What is your name, sir? Jonathan.
Jonathan, let's give Jonathan a big round of applause.
We're going to make his way up on the stage.
Thank you for joining us, Jonathan, tonight.
We are going to do an escape. Have you ever done an escape in your life before?
Not that I care to talk about it. Not that you want to talk about it, okay.
We've got a bag, and you're going to help me be the eyes and the ears for the
audience. We're going to check everything out tonight. Check the bottom
bag. Make sure there's no buttons, no seams that are unopened or opened.
Make sure there's no Velcro.
It's good. It's solid. That is important.
Jonathan, this is going to go down inside of this black set of material,
someone has to get into the bag tonight.
You got it. No, it's not you, Jonathan, but thank you.
Ladies and gentlemen, bring to the stage my lovely assistant, Alex. Give her a
big round of applause.
Thank you, Alex.
Now, to make sure, Jonathan, that we're not using a twin, do take your jacket
off, if you don't mind. And we're going to take this jacket, and I want you to
place it onto Alex. That way, you'll know down the road, there is only one
that looks like her.
With one jacket.
All right, Jonathan, now we're going to bring this up to here.
I'm going to get it all the way up here. Make sure it's good and solid. Make
sure there's no buttons.
No, once again, the seams are good and solid. Make sure it's all good. Is it
good? Now we're going to get to the fun. She's going to go down inside this bag.
Very good.
And we're going to actually take this piece of leather.
We're going to go all the way around the outside of the bag.
Nice and tight. Now, when your job comes in, could you hold the top of this bag?
Right up here, right at the very top. We're going to do one more thing to
Jonathan, that this is secure. I'm going to tie this rope to your arm.
Then we're going to tie this to the bag itself, Jonathan. That way, there's no
way she can escape. You would think that's fair, Jonathan. Is that correct?
That's pretty fair. Fair.
Jonathan, you ready for this? I'm going to take this cloth. We're going to come
up and one, two, three.
Alex has made it out. Ladies and gentlemen, fair play.
Ladies and gentlemen, give Alice a big round of applause. She did fantastic.
Jonathan, the bag is still in your hand. It's tied with the leather around the
top. Check to make sure that's a solid bag still. There's no seams, no Velcro,
no buttons. And you feel there's something inside that bag. Jacket. You
so? I'll tell you what. I'll help you undo this.
Take this off here.
Very good, Jonathan.
Excellent. Jonathan, the strap will come off.
Take the top of that bag, reach down inside, and Jonathan in the bag.
Jonathan's jacket, ladies and gentlemen.
Thank you very much, Jonathan.
Let's give him a big round of applause. He did fantastic.
Well,
that's it for tonight's Masters of Illusion.
I'm Dean Cain. Thank you so much for watching.
All right.
Thank you guys
very much. Well done.
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