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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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Now what do the best magicians do? The
best magicians make the impossible...
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Seem possible and we've got some of the
best magicians in the world. So that
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means you're about to wait There's many
things that just seem impossible.
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Is that possible?
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I was
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on the internet, right?
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And I was looking up some stuff. I
brought a sandwich in case this takes a
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while. But I was on the internet, right?
And I was reading. This is amazing.
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It's going to blow your mind.
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I guess like the parents and the tooth
fairy are like in on it, right? Because
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the tooth fairy is supposedly not real.
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Supposedly. And you lose your tooth when
you're a kid. Put the tooth under the
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pillow, then you get the money. But
they're in on it because then what
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when they take the teeth and grind it
up, turns it back into sugar, right? And
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so they take the sugar, that's when your
teeth fall out. Then by the end of it,
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then they put the money back in. It's
all a cycle. It's all connected.
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It blows your mind. It does. It blows
your mind. I don't need that part of it.
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This is the part of the cookie that we
really need. It's the center, right?
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You've never seen this? Yes.
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Where I had a cup.
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Here, hold that cup.
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Because this is the center. That's the
other mixture.
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What's under the pillow is like the
tooth and the sugar. And that's why you
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can't eat this stuff. Because if you
look inside, you'll notice that that's
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actually not really sugar at all.
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That's an egg. And whatever. Magic show.
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I think it goes without saying, but do
not try this at home.
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It's time to present our dynamic duo
with their thrilling performance from
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Brazil. Here's Deadly Game.
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The impossible is easy for the masterful
manipulations of Ben Barnes.
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Up next.
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This next magician has been tasked with
turning these average Jills and Joes
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into mystical virtuosos.
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Here's Ben Barnes.
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Thank you so much.
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We have two audience volunteers. We
have... Elise.
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And... Albert. Albert.
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Elise, have you ever done magic?
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No, never done it.
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Would you like to try?
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I'd love to. Perfect, perfect.
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Now, I'm going to start you off. You
have a deck of cards here.
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And, Albert, I want you to take any card
out you like.
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Show it to everyone, me and Elise.
Elise, no peeking.
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Make sure she doesn't peek. Everyone got
it?
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All right, Alfred, I'll take it.
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All right, at least show time.
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Tell the truth.
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Did you see Alfred's card?
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No. All right, you're going to find it.
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Here's the secret.
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Don't overthink it.
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Take his card.
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All right.
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Don't show them. Don't show them. Wait,
go ahead. You look at it.
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Let me see.
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Alfred, would you be amazed if she found
it?
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I would definitely be amazed.
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Good, good.
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Alfred, you took the queen of heart.
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And that was the card. She stopped that.
Was that your card?
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No.
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Was it the queen?
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No. What was it? Tell me.
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Do what I do.
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Alfred,
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you tried it.
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Alfred is magic, too.
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Illusionists have the ability to make
even the most ordinary objects
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otherworldly. This performer will rope
you in with his act. Let's hear it for
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Smoothini.
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My body in small portions.
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A little bit to here, a little bit to
there, and to my big gut that I've been
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working on during the pandemic.
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Just right.
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To there, but the worst part is the...
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Thank you.
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Normally, I'd welcome the next
performer, but it seems like he won't
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stage for this illusion.
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Here's the magic of Rob Lake.
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For this illusion to make it even more
impossible, I'm not even on stage. I'm
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the courtroom backstage right now.
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And we have several volunteers we've
chosen at random from the audience on
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stage. For all of you on stage, let me
know you can hear me with a big round of
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applause.
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Excellent. Now we're going to give all
of the volunteers on stage a tour of the
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stage. You can see in the middle of the
stage we have a platform. Now this
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platform is only a couple of inches
thick, so please examine it all you want
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you walk by.
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We're going to divide all of these
volunteers up all around the stage so
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can view the solution as it happens from
every possible angle.
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You can see there's air in every
direction. This platform is the middle
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surrounded by absolutely nothing.
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I need two people who are not afraid of
heights, so we're going to ask you to go
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and stand on top of the platform.
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It will be your job to watch the
illusion as it happens from above.
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We're going to put somebody behind to
watch this from the back. Make sure
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nothing happens at all from the back.
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And I need someone who doesn't mind to
get a little dirty. Get on your hands
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knees and sit down below the platform.
When you go down, put your hands above
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your head and please don't move.
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Now, everyone on top of the platform,
especially, stay where you are. Don't
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move. I don't want anybody to fall off.
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Right now, my assistant should be
bringing out a curtain. We're going to
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the curtains to the people on top of the
platform. Hold it up, but don't raise
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it up just yet.
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Remember, we have volunteers chosen for
the audience at random.
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I'm not in a theater. The conditions are
completely impossible for any sort of
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magic right now.
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There's people on top of the platform.
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Take a turn up. Wave overhead.
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Hold tight. Do not let go.
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On the count of three. One, two, three.
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Next up, the quick moves of Joshua Jett.
When we return.
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This card trick may seem a little
backwards, but I promise it'll all sort
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the nick of time.
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Here's Joshua J.
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All right.
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And now, time trap.
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I thought it would be interesting to do
a card trick, but backwards. In other
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words, play with the time of a card
trick. And because this is a trick that
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involves time, let's isolate time.
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I'll place my watch not only under
cloth, but also under glass that you can
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your eye on it the whole time.
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Now, every deck of cards you've ever
seen comes from the factory in exactly
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same way, right?
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Ace, two, three, four, five, six, and so
on of clubs.
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Ace through king of hearts, ace through
king of spades, and ace through king of
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diamonds. And every card trick you've
ever seen happens the same way.
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You pick a card.
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I find the card.
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And the crowd goes wild.
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So if we were to do this backwards, we
would have to start at the end of the
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trick, which is the part where you guys
go insane.
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Now this is the part where I have to
find your card.
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It's, of course, completely ridiculous
because you haven't even picked a card
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yet.
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And I'll place this card right there
where you can watch it. Now I need some
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help. In the vest, please. Will you join
me up here? Give a round of applause.
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What is your name?
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I'm Gideon. Gideon, nice to meet you.
Gideon, I'm going to look away to keep
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this completely fair. I'll ripple
through the cards, and you will call
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anywhere you want. Remember that card,
okay?
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Stop. Can you see that card?
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Yes. Remember that card? Got it?
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Got it.
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Take the card in your own hand.
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And now we have to do the first step,
which normally would be at the beginning
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of the trick, but here it's at the end.
You need to shuffle. Can you give them a
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quick mix?
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Nobody's judging you. Nobody's judging
you. That's good.
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Okay, now take these cards, and for the
first time, tell everybody which one you
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saw. Three of clubs.
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Three of clubs.
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Okay, go through the deck face up. Take
out the three of clubs.
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That's the three of spades. Keep going.
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A little faster here.
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No.
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No. A four of clubs. A two of clubs.
Keep going.
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Gideon, what's wrong? Is it gone?
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No, I haven't found it yet.
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It's not that it's gone. It's that it's
gone back in time.
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You see, I didn't have to find your card
because I already found it.
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Your three of clubs.
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Thank you, Gideon.
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Now, stay with me, stay with me.
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You see, we are starting to go back in
time. And the reason that I know we're
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starting to go back in time is because
I'm now wearing the watch that I took
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three minutes ago.
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But if we were to go all the way back in
time.
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we would have to unshuffle this deck of
cards. The way Gideon shuffled it, you
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watched him shuffle reds and blacks and
hearts and clubs, and to go all the way
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back in time to unshuffle this deck
would look a little something
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like this.
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That's two eights, the two, the three,
the four, the five, all the clubs, all
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the hearts, all the spades, all the
diamonds, the tricks ever happened.
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Thank you.
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Mind reading is the unbelievable skill
of Wayne Hoffman.
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If
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you're
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like me, you probably wonder how these
magicians do what they do.
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This illusionist plans to bring some of
that to light.
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A round of applause for Wayne Hoffman.
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So right now, I'm going to give you a
peek behind the curtain and show you how
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mentalist practices reading people's
thoughts.
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Now, we have someone from our audience
here. What is your name? Lindsay.
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That is correct.
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Now, Lindsay, in a moment, I'm going to
show you how I practice. And how we're
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going to do this is as follows. You're
going to be concentrating on something,
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whatever it may be, something personal,
or it could be something totally at
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random. I'm going to try to get it
letter by letter. And if I'm wrong, if I
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a letter wrong, see, there's
consequences.
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And that helps me train.
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The consequence will be that I have to
eat glass.
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Eat it?
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Every time I'm wrong.
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That pressure makes me...
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concentrate a little bit harder. Now, to
prepare, just in case, I have this
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little sandwich baggie with the light
bulb in. I want you to take this hammer,
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and I want you to just give it one good
whack right there and crack it.
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Give me that. I don't trust you.
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Awesome. Now, you can see the shards of
glass right here. Now, be very careful.
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I don't want you to touch them because
they're very sharp. Actually, here.
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Just a little. I don't want you to
really pick it, but just very gently tap
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that.
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You're shaking like I am, but it's
sharp.
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That's a real glass, a real light bulb.
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I want you to clear your mind, and
you're going to focus in on something
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now. It could be something meaningful,
or it could be something completely
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random. Whatever it is, concentrate on
it now. Do you have it in mind?
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Cool. Just look at me.
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Think of it.
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Does it start with an R?
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No.
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This is not a good way to start.
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Look at me.
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Think of the first letter.
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It's an L. Uh -huh.
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Keep thinking.
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Okay.
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And then an E?
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Yeah. Wait, whoa. Okay, yeah.
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Think of the next letter.
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O.
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It can be.
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Look at me. Think of it.
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Don't break your concentration.
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Ignore the sound of the glass. Think of
it. Think of the whole thing.
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I think I got it.
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I think I have it.
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I feel like it's something personal to
you. Am I right?
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I'll tell you what. I have my thought
here that I think you're concentrating
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I want you to take this board and this
marker and write it. But don't show the
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cameras, don't show the audience, and
don't show me. And if I've done this
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correctly, then these two should match.
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On the count of three, we're going to
turn these around and show the audience.
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Are you ready?
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One, two, three.
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Right on the money.
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Give her a round of applause, ladies and
gentlemen.
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Well, that's it for this edition of
Masters of Illusions. We hope you'll
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join us next time for more amazing
magic.
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Until then, I'm Dean Cain. Thank you for
watching.
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