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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.
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Meet the Masters of Illusion.
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Hi, I'm Dean Payne, and welcome to
Masters of Illusion. Now, sometimes you
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people refer to magic as tricks.
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I can assure you... that performing
magic can be quite tricky, but I can
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tell you that everything you're about to
see on this stage will happen right
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before your very eyes.
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You decide if there are any tricks.
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Are you ready?
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Because you have Farrell Dillon here
right now.
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Hey, we can start now. Let's start now.
All right, Dean.
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So, look, you've been the host of this
show for a long time. Many years. But I
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have yet to see you do a trick.
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I have yet to see you do any illusions,
per se.
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That's because I don't know how to do
anything.
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What I've got to show you is an
illusion. Look, tie the knot inside of
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All I have to do is grab it.
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Look, I can actually pull that right off
the handkerchief.
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Wow. Do you want to give this a try?
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Yeah. All right, here, look, I'll start
it for you. Start the knot. Do me a
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favor, grab hold of that one.
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Grab hold of this one.
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Pull it tight.
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Good job.
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Let go with this hand.
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Great. Now I want you to just grasp it
right here above the knot.
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Pull your hand down.
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Good. Just keep pulling. Keep pulling.
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What did you pull off?
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The knot. How did I do that? Well,
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you know what?
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It does take a lot of practice, Dean,
but you did a great job.
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Thank you. Yeah.
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Appreciate it.
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Okay, my hand's still here.
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Now there's this.
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I know all you magic fans are familiar
with the term slight of hand.
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Well, here's something that we describe
as light of mind.
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Here's Kevin Lee.
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They say the hands are quicker than the
eyes.
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We'll do that again in case you missed
it. So this time, try not to blink, or
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you might just miss the moment.
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Now, Siobhan, was it?
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Yes. Sivan, pleasure to meet you. Nice
to meet you. We are going to play a
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Sivan. And we need some money for this,
so can you take out your wallet for me?
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Of course.
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Okay. And take out a bill.
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I only have this. Is this okay?
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That works perfectly.
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$100, okay? So you can place that
inside.
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And the game is, I'm going to make your
$100 bill vanish and then reappear
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without me ever touching it. So put your
hand on top so nothing can get in or
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out. Is that fair?
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Fair. Good.
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Now, I'm going to be honest with you
all. It's going to be very difficult to
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make your $100 bill vanish, so it's
going to require a lot of misdirection.
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before we get back to that, I'm going to
have you select one of these.
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We're going to do it kind of
differently. Can you take your right and
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finger? In just a moment, you're going
to peel somewhere in the middle and just
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remember that card.
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But we're just going to use one hand. So
I'm going to close my eyes, look the
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other way, go for it. One finger,
somewhere in the middle. Remember that
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Good.
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And just look right at me.
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I'm going to steal that card out, okay?
So focus on the color of your card.
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It's red, yes?
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Yes. Could have been black, 50 -50. No
one's impressed.
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So just go to the suit itself.
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That is hard.
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Yes. Good. Now jump to the value.
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And try not to react to what I say, but
8, 2, 3, 4, 5,
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6.
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Wait, wait, wait.
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4, 5, 6.
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Correct me if I'm wrong, Siobhan, but is
your card the five of hearts? It is.
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Good. So when I said I'm going to steal
out your card, I meant that literally.
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Because if you take a look at the cards
right now, you can see that your card is
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no longer in the deck.
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Siobhan, I said this uses one hand,
right?
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I never said which. If you take a look
down here in my pocket, there's one
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which is your five of hearts.
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Now, while all of you were focusing on
these cards, you weren't focusing close
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enough on the card box.
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Your hand has been on top since the
start, right? Yes.
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So, Vaughn, go ahead. Take it out. Take
out your $100 for me.
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Open that up.
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Nothing else.
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Inside. Okay, I only managed to steal
$99, but I said I'd make them come back,
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right? Yes. Can I borrow this hand?
Okay. Take one step back with me.
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Don't worry, I'm going to help you clean
this mess up, but thank you so much.
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This next act combines music with magic,
and you will definitely be amazed.
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Check it out.
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Here's Marie Sawchuck.
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What's up, you guys? How you doing?
People always ask, I live in Las Vegas.
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do we do in Las Vegas when it rains?
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I'm going to show you exactly what we do
in Las Vegas right now when it rains.
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Keep saying that it's only for a season.
The weather keeps changing and it still
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feels like it's freezing outside.
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I keep telling myself there's a reason.
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It'll all be over if I just keep
believing and try.
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I keep saying
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The weather keeps changing and it still
feels like it's freezing outside.
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I keep telling myself there's a reason
and it'll all be over if I just keep
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believing and try.
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No matter how much my heart is aching,
I'll keep staking after my birthday
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Next!
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The impossible is easy for the masterful
manipulations of Randy Shine.
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Up next is another attempt by a human
being to alter the space -time
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And this time, I think the experiment
might just succeed.
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Here's Randy Shine.
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I'd like to introduce you to my
volunteer for this evening.
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Naomi. Nice to meet you, Naomi.
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I'd like to show you a mission using
three half dollars.
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And we're going to use three principles.
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Those principles are luck, faith, and
skill.
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So if I'm lucky, this first coin right
here, I can take it, and with a puff of
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air, it completely vanishes.
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That's one down, two to go. The second
coin is faith, and faith is believing in
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yourself. And I believe I can make this
second coin right here vanish at the
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speed of sound. The third and final coin
is still.
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Still is something that takes months,
days, years to master. I make this coin
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travel from here to there.
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That's coin number one. Coin number two,
you look right there, right there. Coin
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number two, right there.
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And the third and final coin. Watch
here. As I shake, that coin would slowly
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materialize. Right there. That's one.
That's two.
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That's three.
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Now, we're going to deepen this mystery
only using two coins.
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You have one. I'm going to give you a
mark with that. Place both hands
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like that.
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Now, Naomi, we're going to do this in
slow motion.
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A squeeze.
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Pause.
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Brad called.
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And it landed in your hand. Can you see
it?
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It's right there.
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Inside their hand.
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Now Naomi, we're going to do this one
more time.
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Remember, three is the number of
misters.
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Right. How many points do you have in
your hand? One. How many do I have in my
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hand? One. Show the friends at home.
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Face me.
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Make a tight fist.
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Turn over.
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Squeeze tight.
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Watch here. I squeeze.
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It turned into a piece of dust.
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I coughed in the air.
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Did you feel it land on the top of your
fist, yes or no? No.
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That's because I missed.
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And it landed on top of your other hand
right there.
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Give Naomi a big round of applause.
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This next illusion is absolutely
electric.
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Let's hear it.
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For Eric Eaton.
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Audience member, what's your name?
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Jim. Jim, would you like to do a card
trick with me? Sure.
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Awesome. I have a deck of cards here.
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We're going to take one out.
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Just like that.
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Jim, whenever you're ready, I'm just
going to ripple through like this, and
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just say stop, okay? Okay. Hold your
hand out flat like a table, and stop.
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That's all right. We'll try it again. I
got more in here. I always bring extra
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for that reason.
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Okay.
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Except this time, Jim, if you don't
mind, I'm just going to do it in my hand
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keep it simple. You just say stop
whenever you're ready. Okay.
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Stop. Right there? Yeah. Are you sure?
Yeah. Perfect. Take a look at that card.
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Show everyone here that card. Do not
show me.
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Now, Jim, in my pocket, I have a
permanent marker.
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And if I can get you to mark that card
for me.
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You know what? Put something we don't
know. Maybe like your social security
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number. Just anything that works.
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Perfect, Jim. Let me see that pen.
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Okay. And let's recap.
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So, Jim, you got that card? We're going
to do the same thing again. You just say
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stop whenever you're ready.
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Jim, any day now. Right there?
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Is that good? All right, perfect. Place
your card back there, okay?
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Jim, if you notice, I have a light bulb
sitting right here.
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I actually got this one from my hotel
room.
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I couldn't get it to unscrew, so I just
cut the cord.
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But, Jim, if I can get you to actually
hold that and hold the light bulb right
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across here for me.
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Good. All I'm going to do is I'm going
to take the cards one at a time and tap
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them. Hopefully, if I did this trick
correctly, your card should light up on
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ball. That sounds like a bright idea,
right? Yeah.
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Jim,
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what was your card again?
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It was the two of hearts.
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Two of hearts?
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Did it look something like that? Yeah.
And is that your signature?
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I don't want to give Jim a round of
applause.
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We'll be right back with the super quick
hands of Chute Ogawa when we return.
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Next, it's one of our international
favorites with something that will have
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scratching your head. From Japan, it's
Chute Ogawa.
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Thank you very much. I'm happy to be
here tonight.
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Well, today I have my friend here,
Marita. You're right, right? Yes. We
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some audience.
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Very nice to meet you.
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Okay, so now I'm going to do some of the
card magic. Okay, I want to show you
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some of the sleight of hand here. So I
just shuffle the card like this way.
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So first, I want to find some of my
favorite cards from this deck of cards.
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I hope you like this kind of trick.
Okay, so I shuffle once and finding four
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kings. Okay.
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All right, I just do this. One, two,
three.
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Just like that.
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So, okay.
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All right. Thank you. Okay. Now I like
you. Thank you. Okay. I have red kings
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and black kings here, and I'm going to
do magic with these kings. But I need to
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help a little. I drop card like this
way, so you can say stop, and we're
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to choose one card for everyone. Okay?
Okay. Okay. Please say stop.
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Stop. Okay. Very good. I put one card
here.
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So far, I don't know what is this card,
and you don't know, and everybody don't
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know the card. So you are going to find
out what is your chosen card. Okay. It's
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going to be pretty exciting.
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So could you choose red or black?
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Red. Red. Okay, I have the red king
here, right? I put this king top and the
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bottom, and just ripple like this. Okay,
one, two, three. Done.
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Okay. Yep, actually it's okay. Two kings
went in the middle and finding one
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card. But this is not your chosen card
because your chosen card is right here.
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So let me see.
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It's interesting. It's a five of a
spade. Huh.
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So far...
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It's all right. So good.
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No, so good, right. So now I use black
kings here, okay? So I do this, and I
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just throw the card like this, one, two,
three, just like that. So I find
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another card here, and this is a, huh,
interesting, five of a card, huh.
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I take one red, one black, and I do
this, and just do that. So I find
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one, too.
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It's not going to be a five. Is it going
to be a five? Yeah, five of hearts. So
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five of hearts, red, and five, so which
means that maybe, so I don't know, but
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how do you say, what are you going to be
choosing card?
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Uh, five of diamonds?
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Five of diamonds?
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Yes, it is! Oh, you're great!
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Oh,
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Japanese way. There we go.
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Okay, good. All right. So, well, it's
great, right? Like, you know, four kings
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finding your card. I mean, like, you
found out what you had chosen card. It's
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miracle.
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It's magic. It's magic, yeah. But people
think this is a special card, but
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actually these things are a little bit
more special because you can see these
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things I was using, right? But actually,
this is a different color.
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I mean, this is also another color. It's
like all red, pink, white color. It's
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kind of interesting. You know, but not
just that. Actually, this card is really
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special because this is nothing.
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I mean, you have no idea. It is really
nothing, so you can't see that.
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I mean, it's all white card like this.
You can see.
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I mean, I can put card on table. Like,
it's all white card. It's just like pink
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and five and all white card. But
interesting thing is that you can
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everything. You can check everything,
and you can check every single piece.
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And if you want to, you can take
everything to your home so it's sitting
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for you.
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Thank you. Thank you very much.
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Marissa, thank you very much.
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Up next, the impossible is made possible
by Louis Fox.
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When we return.
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Every year, the illusions get bigger and
better. This next act is a prime
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example. Here's Louis Fox.
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Hey, it's great to be here. I have Max
from the audience.
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You are about to see the world's first
and only card trick that isn't done with
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cards. It's done with saltine crackers!
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All right, Max, I'm going to have you
pick a cracker.
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Any cracker. Pick any one you like. Do
not let me see it, okay?
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Go for it. Grab a cracker. I won't look.
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You got one. Excellent. Show it to the
audience. Remember that cracker. Matt,
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can you do me a favor? Can you write
your name on that cracker?
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Excellent.
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I won't look. Perfect.
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Excellent. Get the pen out of the way.
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Show it to everyone. There it is. There
it is. Got it over there.
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Perfect. All right, Matt.
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Here's the deal. Your cracker goes into
the stack of the crackers. Now, I want
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you to shuffle them up. Mix them up.
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Don't break them.
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Be gentle. We're going to make a mess
here in a second, but I want you to mix
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those bad boys up. Give them as good of
a cracker mix as you possibly can.
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I'm going to make a mess. Let me get my
drop cloth off.
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Got it at target. All right.
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So here's what's going to happen. In a
moment, you are going to toss.
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the crackers in the air. As they fall
down, I'm going to look for the cracker
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with your name on it. When I see it, I'm
going to reach out and grab the cracker
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like a seagull at the pier.
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Is that what a seagull sounds like?
Yeah.
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All right.
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I am ready. Are you ready? Just gentle.
Do not blast me in the face. Go for one,
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two, Three.
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One cracker in my hand. Max, is that
your cracker?
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Was that your cracker?
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All right.
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Plan B.
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Let's see.
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Do me a favor.
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Here. I don't have these unwrapped
already. Pick a cracker. Just grab one.
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let me see it. All right. Show it. Show
it to the audience. Hold it up. Show it
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to them. Perfect. Wait. Hang on.
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Turn it around. Look at it.
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There's writing on that. Open that bad
boy up. There's the childproof crackers.
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Take it out.
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Show it to the audience.
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You all give Max a big round of
applause.
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You're awesome, Max.
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Well, we hope you enjoyed this edition
of Masters of Illusion. I know I
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certainly did. Be sure to join us next
time. Till then, I'm Dean Cain. Good
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night.
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