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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. Matter and energy, time and space.
These are elements of the universe that cannot change, that cannot bend, that
cannot break.
Or can they?
What you're about to see will challenge even the most fundamental laws of
existence. Now, are you ready for the challenge?
So am I.
A puzzle is meant to challenge our brains.
Solving them often takes days, sometimes longer.
Now, those ones I usually give up on, but the reward in completing a puzzle is
the end to our frustration.
Don't be frustrated by our masters of illusion tonight. They mostly end with a
happy surprise.
Time for another installment of How Did He Do That?
Keep your mind focused on the spectacular Tommy Wynn.
How are we feeling, everybody?
All right. On stage, we have a framework. There's nothing above it,
below it. We're going to show you what's on the inside.
All right, let's open it up.
Ladies and gentlemen, inside the box is our beautiful assistant, Stacy.
Let's close the box.
Now, we're going to spin the box around to show you all the sides of the box.
Stacey's going to stay right on the inside.
All right, let's spin it around.
Hang on in there, Stacey. We're going for a little ride.
And when I say ride, I mean ride. Check this out, folks.
Thank you very much.
for another spin with the very delightful mysteries created by London's
Magic. Here is Billy Kidd.
Thank you very much.
Would you guys like to meet something cute?
Come on.
Come on.
Something cute.
That's not cute yet.
In fact, it's going to get so cute. We don't even need all this. It's going to
get so cute. We're going to need not much of anything.
So are you going to do it? You're going to do it? Come on.
Come on.
Come on.
Get cute.
Watch this.
It's going to get so cute.
Can you do it?
Come on, baby.
Come on, baby.
Can you get cute?
Oh, can you guys see that?
Can you see? That's cute, right? That's so cute. I bet you were going to do it,
right? That is so cute.
I can see it in your eyes. I can see that little twinkle in your eyes. It's
cute enough for you, is it? You want a bit more cute, don't you? You're going
get just a little bit more cute. Just a little bit more cute. Here we go. Come
on.
Come on. You get a little bit more cute. Just a little.
Just a little bit.
Just a little bit more cute. Oh, baby.
Can you see that? No, you probably can't see that. I'm going to show you guys.
Can you see that?
Can you see how cute that is? That's like 17 millimeters of cute. You're
sweating your face. That is so cute. That is so cute.
Probably not cute enough, though, right? You want more cute. You want more. You
always want more. You want more than you deserve kind of cute, right? You want
cute. Like little fluffy rainbows with cherries and unicellular kind of cute.
you're going to get cute.
You're going to get so cute. We're going to get one.
Come on.
Come on. Get cute. Get cute. Just like your mama taught you to get cute. Look
that. Can you see that? That is so cute.
Oh, I know. You know you're appreciating our cute decision.
See that?
That is so cute.
So cute.
So.
So cute.
So cute.
It's not enough, is it?
No. No. You want more, right?
This isn't enough cuteness for you, so I'm going to show you how cute we're
going to get. Right here, right now. Watch this. So cute. Come on.
Come on.
Come on. Get even cuter.
No. No.
Oh, my gosh. Can you see that?
Can you see? No, no, no. You don't appreciate this. I'm going to show you.
I'm going to show you. That's cute.
That's not cute.
That's cute. That's not cute. This is cute, but this is very not cute. That is
not cute.
But this is super cute.
This is so cute, you might even want to kiss it.
Kiss it.
Kiss it.
You too.
Not cute enough. We'll get even cuter. Even cuter. Yes. Oh, yes. Yeah.
Even cuter.
Even cuter.
So, so cute. Look at this. So cute.
So cute.
You can't resist it, can you?
That's cute magic.
Time once again to go down into the audience.
Here is the always incredible.
Jonathan Pendray.
Okay,
gentlemen, grab that right there. Grab it from the bottom. Don't let it fall.
Grab the top.
Open it up and look inside.
Remove the objects.
Go ahead. It's a coin.
Now, the glass is solid. And you're happy with that? Yes. Knock it there.
Excellent. Watch. If I drop the coin into the glass and bring it back out and
drop it in there, the glass stops. It doesn't go any farther.
But watch this.
Hold that with this hand as a finger tip.
Bring this straight out. Don't let go of the glass.
Watch.
Now, that's crap. I want you to put your hand on top of mine and put the other
hand below.
Okay, can the camera see that now? Watch.
Now, that's fair, correct?
No way for that to get inside.
Watch.
Go ahead.
Open it up. Open it up. I can even touch it.
A solid coin? A solid glass?
An impossible prediction by Spidey.
Is it possible
for colors to influence a person's behavior?
Well, our next performer will play out this thesis. Here is the intriguing
hypnotist slash mentalist slash magician known simply as Spidey.
We're going to try something really strange now with three randomly selected
audience members and a couple of pillows. What is your name?
Cynthia, there are four pillows on stage, orange, blue, green, and red. In
moment, you're going to name one color. That color will stay on stage. The other
three will go on your chair. Which color is staying on stage?
Green.
Great. So red, blue, and orange will go on your chair.
Orange here, blue there, red there. Guys, have a seat. Get comfortable.
I brought these for you.
You're good? Comfortable? Okay.
I've got a book over here. I want you to see, Cynthia, as I flip through this,
all the page numbers are different, all the words are different. I'm going to
pass the bookmark down the page like this. I want you to say stop when you
me. Try stop when you say.
Stop. Right there? Is that exactly what you said?
I'm going to place it right on the page where you said stop, and I'm going to
open that up, and I want you to look at the page number as well as the first
word on that page.
Can you remember both?
Page number and the first word on that page.
Do you see it?
Page number and first word on that page.
You can remember that?
Okay. For the very first time, what was the first word on the page that you said
stop on?
Hat? H -A -T? Hat?
Is that what you saw?
What if I told you guys that I knew for a fact that she was going to pick the
word hat?
In fact, I was so sure that I put that prediction somewhere very safe, right
under your butt.
One, two, three. Stand up, grab your pillows, pull the pillowcase off those
pillows, and show the audience.
H -A -G Hatch!
Yes!
Woo!
Good! Thank you so much, guys. You go back to your chair. Thank you so much.
Thank you.
Thank you, sir. Thank you. Thank you.
Thank you.
I'll be very honest.
I'm really glad you guys enjoyed that. I'm so happy you enjoyed it. But the
whole time, I was thinking of one thing in my head.
I was thinking how happy I am that she picked the green pillow to stay on
Because if she didn't pick the green pillow, one of them would have sat down
the green pillow.
And that would have been very tragic.
Thank you. Thank you.
The Rubik's Cube, I have
spent hours trying to master it, and the only result has been frustration.
But not for our next magician.
You'll see what I mean.
Here is Steve Brundage.
Thank you.
So we're going to try something fun with a Rubik's Cube, but it's not fair if I
solve it, so I want someone else to help me mix it up. Who wants to do that for
me? Any volunteers? Can you help me? Yep, for me. Jump on stage for me.
Fantastic. What's your name?
Jay. Jay, you can step right up here. I want you to take the Rubik's Cube in
front of you, twist and turn as much as you want. Twist and turn.
And we'll throw the quick challenge. Jay, how fast do you want me to solve
Rubik's Cube? Any time you want.
Five seconds? Five seconds. It's insane, Jay.
So I'm going to show you how to cheat with the Rubik's Cube. That is, you mix
up. The secret is you don't actually turn it. So I want you to watch all the
colors, all the stickers.
I want you to watch the green middle sticker.
All you do is you cover it for a split second.
Now,
we'll do it one more time, but try it with our Jay. Both hands out.
For this time, we're going to do it one -handed mixed up, but to make sure I
can't cheat, one -handed mixed up behind the back.
When you catch it, back dissolves in every single side. Watch. So completely
mixed up.
Are you going to catch it? Yeah. You ready for it? Watch. Mixed up one
One -handed behind the back when Jay catches it.
Now, that's impressive, but it's just me doing sleight of hand. Have you ever
solved the Rubik's Cube before, Jay?
Never. I want you to try to solve the Rubik's Cube, but if I just hand it to
you, it might take a couple minutes. I don't want you to think about it. So
right now, instead of mixing up the Rubik's Cube in front of you, I want you
take the cube and put it behind your back just like this, and I want you to
start to twist and turn as fast and slow as you want. Both hands. Can you feel
that behind your back?
Yeah. And start to twist and turn.
A little faster, a little slower. Keep on doing it.
And don't think about what you're doing, but kind of just keep on turning and
stop any time you want.
You stop turning? Do you believe in yourself, Jay?
I do. I want you to take out the Rubik's Cube and just turn it from behind the
back and show the crowd what you just did.
What's up, man?
Next,
the amazing card wizardry of Joe Myers.
Our next magician asks a member of the audience not to pick a card, but rather
to design their own.
Hmm.
Here's Joel Myers.
Now, this is Liz. She's a random member from the audience. So, Liz, this is a
blank deck of playing cards. This is basically just completely blank on every
single side. Liz, check those out. Make sure they're blank. That's perfect.
Okay.
Liz, here's the deal. We've got to make a card unique. So here's what we're
going to do. We're going to take just one of the blank cards. You take that.
Liz, I want you to draw something, whatever you want.
Literally, whatever you want. Yeah, a little picture. Are you doing a self
-portrait? Yeah.
Oh, it's a flower.
And then, Liz, sign your little autograph on there so we know that that
piece of art. Wow.
That is perfect. Look at Liz's beautiful field. Liz, everybody, right?
Liz, here's what's cool. I can literally make your drawing do whatever I want.
I'm going to show you what I'm talking about. This is pretty sweet.
Liz, I can make that drawing do whatever I want. Now that that card has that
piece of art on there, it's completely unique.
You can tell that it's the exact same card from the start to the finish.
what we're going to do. I'm going to take that card, place it from the top
the middle just like this. You push it in, Liz.
Here's the weird part. All I have to do is snap like that. When I do that, your
card comes back up.
I'll do it again. He looks mad.
I'll do it again. Watch. Liz's same card. Once again, I'll take it from the
This time I'll put it in the back just like this, about halfway down.
All I have to do is just give a little shake and a snap and it comes back up
again.
Okay, so now we're going to use my cell phone. So Liz, put out your hand
flat like a little table.
Awesome sauce. Phone goes on your hand just like that.
I'm going to take the card from over here, Liz. I'm going to try and make a
from over here to underneath that cell phone.
Okay. I know. She's like, challenge accepted, Harry Potter. This is good.
All right, here we go. Watch.
I'm going to blow on the drawing. You're going to see this happen, Liz, from
where you're at. Watch this.
Did she go?
No. Liz, did I touch that cell phone at all? No.
Look underneath the phone, Liz. This is crazy. Look underneath the phone. Check
it out.
That would have been cool, you guys. Oh, my God.
There's a magician here that could do that.
Liz,
it's actually inside the phone.
Have I touched that phone since you saw it go? No?
Liz, check this out. Watch the phone.
Okay. Hold on to the cards for me. Okay. Watch the phone.
I'm going to open it up just like this. Just tap the screen wherever you want. I
don't know, Liz.
See a folded up card there? Here's the really weird part. If I want, I can move
it and pull it out of the phone just like this. Fold it up. And the really
part, guys, is it's not just any blank card. It is the drawing that leads me
from the beginning.
I'm going to give Liz a big hand.
And now for something completely different. Here is the very difference,
Sperry.
Sean Jay will make you doubt your senses when we come back.
Is it possible to make time stand still or to turn back the clock?
Well, I don't have the answers to those questions, but here is someone who just
might. Ladies and gentlemen, Sean Jay.
What? What? What?
That's it.
Well, that's it for our Masters of Illusion show. We hope you'll join us
time for more amazing magic. Until then, I am Dean Cain. Good night, and thank
you for watching.
Well, happy birthday to you.
And, uh, good birthday to you too.
And, uh, do it.
Yeah, let's do that tomorrow.
It's about that.
It's how we do it.
We're going to do that very soon.
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