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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 everybody, I'm Dean Cain and
welcome to Masters of Illusion.
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Matter and energy, time and space.
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There are elements of the universe that
cannot change, that cannot bend, that
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cannot break, right?
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Well, I'd say that after you see what's
about to happen on this stage, you might
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not be so sure.
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So let's get started, and you will see
exactly what I'm talking about.
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And it's Marie Sartre, ladies and
gentlemen.
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It's, uh...
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I've never done this before, but I want
to make a white dove appear just for
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you. A white dove appear. A white dove.
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Symbol of magic. Would you like to see
that? Yeah.
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Out of a... Yeah, we need to tweak the
hatch.
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How long we got?
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Well, we're just about to start the
show, so... Here we go. See it?
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One, two, three. Come on!
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Oh.
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This performer is such a skilled
mythologist.
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Her drinks can only be described as
magical.
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We have the always enchanting Lucy
Darling.
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Stop it.
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You'll tire yourself out.
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What's your name?
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Demery. Demery, you know what? You can
tell a lot about a person by what they
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drink. For example, I drink two parts
gin, one part vermouth, chicken over ice
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with a cherry.
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That way you can tell I'm very classy
and intelligent and humble.
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Darling, what do you drink?
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Whiskey. Oh, that's pretty good.
Darling, what do you drink?
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Manhattan. Manhattan.
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Very classy. What was your name?
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Alex. Alex.
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Do you think we should do something fun
with the two of them? Yes. Come on up,
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my darling. You're right there on the
end of the stage.
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Tonight we're going to have a little
fantasy with the two of you. You get to
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much different people, more interesting
people. So, darling, for the rest of the
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evening, you'll be known only as
Fernando.
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Oh.
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Yes. And, darling, you shall no longer
be a woman who drinks a lot of cocktails
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at brunch. Instead, you'll be known only
as Esmeralda.
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Oh.
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Yes. And now with your new
personalities, I believe you deserve new
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cocktails. So. Tonight I have brought
with me my favorite piece of classic
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literature.
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500 cocktails.
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It contains almost every single drink
that I have had to death.
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From here we shall choose your new
cocktail.
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Darling Fernando, you tell me first.
Simply tell me when to stop.
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Stop. Stop. We have a strawberry
martini.
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Darling, same thing. Simply tell me.
Stop.
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Stop. Stop. We have a gimlet.
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Yes, I also don't know what that is.
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Gin, lime juice, simple syrup.
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Oh, yeah, you'll drink anything. Come
on. All right.
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Now, with only the things I have before
you, these three empty glasses and this
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empty cocktail shaker, I shall attempt
to conjure these four from thin air.
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I haven't done it yet. Calm down.
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I shall require the assistance of my two
fabulous new friends.
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Through the magic of dance.
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Thank you.
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That is not a thing unless that is a
gimlet, darling. Does that smell like
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to you?
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It does.
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I know.
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And, darling, does that smell like
strawberry?
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Yes. And, of course, I am.
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Two pastures, one path of moon, shaken
over ice and cherry, because I am, in
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fact, happy and humble.
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And if that's indeed a gimlet, and
that's indeed a strawberry martini, you
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each shout.
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They always say breakfast is the most
important meal of the day. But if I've
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learned anything on this show, it's that
magicians have their own way of doing.
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Just about everything.
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Let's take a look with none other than
John LeChan.
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Welcome to the breakfast table. We have
a volunteer from the audience. What is
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your name? My name is Nikki.
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Nikki. My favorite thing about breakfast
when I was a kid was not just eating
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cereal. It was actually the prizes on
the inside of the boxes, right? Reach
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inside the bowl and you have a prize.
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Pretty cool, right? In front of you
right here is a list of the top 20
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prizes found in cereal boxes.
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Just select one.
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Peddle ball.
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Peddle ball. Is that the little ball
with the... Yeah, yeah. Did you ever
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one of those as a kid? Of course you
did, yeah. We also have to pick our
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favorite cereal.
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Mysterios. Did you ever have those?
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No? Okay.
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Hufflepuffs. Yeah.
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Presto Pops. We also have Molto Magic.
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And last but not least, abracadabra
apples and hocus pocus.
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Real fibery, I can just tell.
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Okay, just select one of these boxes.
Just reach out over there and grab the
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box.
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I'll select this one.
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Presto Pops.
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Excellent choice, excellent choice.
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Now, we'll get rid of these other ones.
We'll set them off to the side. And this
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is the one you selected. You selected
Presto Pops. Can you hold this bowl for
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me? You won't believe this. I went
grocery shopping.
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before I got here, and I actually
brought a box
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of Presto Pops.
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But here's the thing, the box is
actually completely empty. You see,
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nothing on the inside of the box. But
that's because we have to do a little
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magic, and the little magic goes like
this.
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I see we need a couple things really
quick.
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And there it is, just like that.
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If you could take that for me and wave
the spoon over the top of the box and
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sugar coma in a bowl.
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Sugar coma in a bowl. Awesome. Hold the
bowl out in front of you and look at
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this. Watch.
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We have Pesto Pops. We have 98 % of the
trick. And I think the only thing that
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we're missing is the other 2%, right? Do
you see anything inside the box?
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No. No? Oh.
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That means one thing got past your eyes.
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And I mean past your eyes.
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I'm talking about the other 2%. Just
like that.
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There's that. Hold on to that for me.
You also selected a prize, right? That's
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because on the inside we have that
little paddle ball.
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Just like that. Give it up, everyone!
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Next up, the quick moves of Dan Sperry
when we come back.
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Prepare for a game filled with suspense
and illusion that is bound to keep you
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on the edge of your seat. Let's welcome
to the stage Dan Sperry.
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Thanks for coming and checking out the
665th season of Masters Evolution.
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Oh yeah, who are you by the way? Sorry,
I'm Dan, you are?
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Cassidy. Cassidy, join me behind the
table. First thing you need, you go in
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garage or basement, get a nice sturdy
table like this one right here, just
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sure that's nice and sturdy. Check it
out, make sure that's just an ordinary
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table, Cassidy.
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Whatever, okay, so check these out.
Blocks of wood, nothing weird about
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ahead and mix them about as much as you
like. Ordinary blocks of wood.
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Now what we're going to do is we are
going to cover.
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The block of wood's just small enough so
it fits inside the paper lunch bag.
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Cassidy, are you familiar with Russian
roulette? You are. Have you ever played
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Russian roulette? No?
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Well, get excited.
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It's your big day. Our element of danger
is just simply some broken glass that
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comes from this empty beer bottle that I
was freaking out of before the show.
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So, you know, it's fresh. It's real.
It's not sugar glass or candy glass like
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you use in the cowboy movies. Your job
is to make sure it's just an ordinary
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glass bottle.
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Nothing with...
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Dad? Just check it out. Now, you have to
cover up the bottle with another bag.
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You break the bottle through the bag
with a hammer. That keeps all the glass
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safely contained inside.
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So, like I said, you carefully break the
bottle through the bag with the hammer.
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That keeps all the glass safely.
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Most of it safely... Ah, jeez.
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Most of it safely contained inside the
bag. There's glass all over the stage.
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Oh, sorry, that's so dangerous.
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Oh, sorry, close your mouth. Now,
Cassidy, we know which bag contains the
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glass. Gotta get one more bag. They all
have to be identical, right?
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Now, Cassidy, the other thing is you've
got to have a thick glove like this
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because you're going to be handling
broken glass.
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You don't want to cut yourself, right?
Safety first, right, kid?
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Now, we know which block contains the
broken glass.
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We know which bag covers the broken
glass, and that's not fair. It's like
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cheating, and you're not a cheater, are
you?
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Are you? No? Okay, good.
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Did it shrink in the rust? Okay, I'm
going to mix these up.
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So there's no way I could know where it
is. There's no way you could know where
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it is.
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And now we're ready to begin. I need you
to stand in front of the table
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momentarily with your back towards me.
Just keep looking forward.
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That's it. That's all it takes. Cassidy,
please come back behind the table where
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you were a moment ago. Now, because I
mixed them up, you are going to mix
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up for me. But do be quick about it
because I do not possess the social
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fill this awkward silence.
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Oh, you're done. Okay, thank God. All
right, now.
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Cassidy stands here to my right.
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What you're going to do is you're going
to keep your head flat like a table.
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You're going to go with your gut. Bag
number one, bag number two, bag number
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three, or bag number four. Which bag do
you think is safe?
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Two. Two. This one.
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Good.
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Because like I said, the way we play
this game is we eliminate the bags one
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time by taking your hand and then
slamming it down over each. Are you
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We're not doing it yet. As we play the
family fun version of Dan Sperry's
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Russian Roulette, let's find the broken
glass game.
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And away we go. One.
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I said three.
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Two.
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What's your favorite color?
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Three is just a bag and a block. Ever
heard of a block? Show me your hand.
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me your hand.
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Two, five. It's just a bag and a block.
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Magic swing.
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Yeah, you say that. You're not going
anywhere.
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You can choose for me because there's
only three.
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We're going to call that one number one.
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That one, number two, and that one,
number three. Which bag do you think is
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safe?
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Two.
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Two.
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Two works for you, might work for me,
right?
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Let's find out if she's right or wrong.
Bag number two.
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One, two, three. Just a bag and a block.
Give her a round of applause. That's
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it.
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Two down, two to go.
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50 -50 chance.
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Guess who's turning?
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Cassidy, Sam is fourth. Sam is always
down right there, if you would.
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Here we go.
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Bag number one.
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Bag number two. Which bag do you think
is safe?
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One. One.
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Let's do this. You know what's up.
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Do you want to change your mind? Because
now is the time.
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Don't say that.
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So that's a no.
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Okay, that's a no.
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Bag number one. She could have changed
her mind. She didn't. She went with her
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guts. That's the way to do it. Let's see
if she's right or wrong. Ready? Good.
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One.
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Amazing is the only way to describe
Robert Ramirez.
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We'll be right back.
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magicians do their tricks well this
performer plans to tell us how he's able
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get the cards to do exactly what he
wants let's hear it for robert ramirez
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hello hello all right we've been seeing
a
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lot of magic a lot of magic uh and when
you see card tricks a lot of times
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people think that the card tricks are
done with specialty made cards they
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that it's done with sleight of hand and
both of those are absolutely wrong
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that's not how we do the trick it's not
The way we do card tricks is we train
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the cards while they're young.
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We train the cards. I know, I know, I
know. They're just exactly like any
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ordinary deck of cards here. They're
just like a deck of cards. But they're
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tiny. They're just tiny, as you can see.
And you can do everything you can
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normally with them. You can shuffle the
cards. You can gamble with them. You can
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play card games with them. And you can
do magic with them. And this deck of
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cards I've been working now with for
only a couple of months. And they only
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one trick. They only do one trick at the
moment.
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They go inside here. That's not the
trick. They just fit in there.
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You can see the cards fit inside the
glass. This particular trick is I can
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get the four aces to jump from the
shuffle deck of cards to the front. To
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front. So we'll start with the red aces.
We'll start with a red card.
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A red card. Oh, perfect. The jack of
diamonds. So the jack of diamonds is at
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front. I'm going to cover the glass with
the silk.
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Cover the glass with the silk.
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And I just have a little call, do a
little call, and the ace will know where
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front of the glass is and it'll jump to
the front. It's true. Here it goes.
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Come on.
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Come on.
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Come on. Come on.
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Please, come on, come on. You see,
that's the ace. That's the first ace.
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the first ace. Thank you so much.
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I know exactly what you're thinking.
You're thinking, I did not know that Lin
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-Manuel Miranda did magic.
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The answer is yes, I do.
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Yes, I do.
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You also notice that the Jack of
Diamonds isn't moving, and that's
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the ace is jumping to the front. The
rest of the cards are staying exactly in
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the same position. We'll do it again.
This time it's a little faster and a
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little lower in the voice. So here we
go. It's happening a little faster.
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It goes.
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Come on. That's the ace of hearts.
That's the next one. That's the next
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Thank you so much.
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We'll do the black aces next. So we've
got a black card like the king of clubs.
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A lot faster, a lot lower. It sounds
like this.
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Come on. That's the ace of clubs. That's
the ace of clubs.
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Now at this point.
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People like to start to say out loud how
they think the trick is done while I'm
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standing right here. It's like a real,
I'm a real person on a screen.
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People are yelling at their TVs right
now, but I'll show you. People think,
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think the conclusions, they think that.
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I'm somehow rotating the glass because
there's an extra card glued somewhere in
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the back somehow.
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But the number one review of how they
think this trick is done is they think
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there's a pocket or a hole inside the
silk that is holding the four aces, and
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that I am grabbing the ace from within
this pocket. And as I cover the glass,
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I'm dropping that card into the glass
and act fast.
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None of those are true. Those are just
the guesses. None of those are true.
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Because I don't need the silk at all. I
can do this completely in the... Yes.
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Yes.
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Yes. Yes. Yes.
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Here we go. I completely claim the ace
of spades is going to jump from the
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middle of the deck, jump to the front
right in front of that king of clubs.
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Here we go. On the count of three.
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That's one.
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That's two.
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That's three. That's the ace of spades,
ladies and gentlemen.
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Straight there. Thank you so much.
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The impossible is made possible by
Maywin.
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When we come back.
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She travels the world, amazing audiences
with her incredible performances.
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Tonight, she's here with us. But let's
find out where she should go next.
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and gentlemen, Maywin.
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Well, that's all the magic we have time
for this time, but there's plenty more
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next time. We hope you'll join us again.
Until then, I'm Dean Cain. See ya.
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