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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 Payne and
welcome to Masters of Illusion. Right
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for the first time on this show, I am
going to reveal to you the secret.
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to how our masters of illusion perform
their fantastic feats. I know I'm not
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supposed to do it, but are you ready?
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You all right? You sure?
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I have no idea.
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Because it must be magic. I tried to
figure it out. I got a trick for you.
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ladies and gentlemen, Murray Sawtruck.
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How you guys doing?
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How's it going?
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I just, uh... I brought a sword for you.
Just this for you. You want to see it?
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Uh, that's dangerous. It is very
dangerous. Do not try this at home, all
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Here we go. Watch.
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No.
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No.
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That's not okay.
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Do it again, Scott.
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Oh, yeah.
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All right, maybe I can do that one.
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I'm always excited to bring this next
performer on the stage. I'll be watching
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as closely as the audience and everyone
at home.
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Here's Nathan Fann.
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Hello, everybody.
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You know, sometimes magic is art.
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Sometimes it's a puzzle. Sometimes it's
entertainment.
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Tonight, I hope to be able to do all
three for you using this martini glass,
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this bag, and this packet of teal
playing cards.
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We need a playing card from the deck at
random, so we'll go ahead and grab the
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jack of hearts here. And I'm going to
need someone at random from the
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someone preferably who enjoys having a
drink. Who here likes a drink? Raise
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hand. We have, oh, you right over here.
What's your name?
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Esmeralda, now, I can either write your
name on this card, Esmeralda, or you can
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give me the name of your favorite
drinking buddy.
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Aurelia. Aurelia, so that's A -U -R -E
-L -I -A? Yeah.
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I'm going to write Aurelia, nice and big
and bold, on that card there. We're
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going to try to do something using the
glass and this card, and first we're
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going to start by folding this in half.
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Sit, stay, good boy.
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Fold it in half one more time.
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Excellent. And now to create a cool and
unique
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puzzle art entertainment piece using
this here and
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this here.
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Now, you remember those puzzles you used
to get? Those metal puzzles you'd get
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as a child and you always wanted to know
how to get the things together or how
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to get them off, right? Well...
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Obviously, you never wanted other people
to see exactly how it works, so I must
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protect my secret as well. But I assure
you that this is going to leave quite
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the impression on you.
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I think that's all it takes.
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I want to see that this is
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Aurelia's card linked.
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On to here. Now, I want you to do me a
favor. Aurelia, can you just pull on
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and see that I haven't, like, torn a
corner and it's just, like, the pure
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of it?
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That's really legitimately on there.
Well, I hope that I've created a puzzle
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that you can now keep as a piece of art,
but hopefully I've entertained you as
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well. That is for you to keep
forevermore. That's for you, Aurelia.
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I'm Ed Varelda, and you can share with
Aurelia next time you have a drink.
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Thank you very much!
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Teleportation is a hypothesis that has
yet to be proven.
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Until now.
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Let's welcome to the stage, Eric Jones.
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I want to show you all something really
interesting with a couple of old coins.
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This is a really old illusion with some
of the simplest props on the planet. Not
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only am I using these four coins, I will
also use an empty pocket.
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And you're going to see.
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Very simply, first thing I'm going to do
is allow some gravity to happen.
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I'm going to turn the pocket right side
in, and here's the idea, folks. The idea
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is that one at a time, you'll see the
four coins, as I render them invisible,
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toss them into the air, and they will
land in the pocket, beginning with this.
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One, two, three, four.
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Hold on.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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Now, see, I know it doesn't look like
much, but three coins left to go.
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of course, inside of the pocket is the
first.
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One coin here.
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I'll place this coin into the pocket.
You notice I do have a microphone.
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The microphone is so that you can hear
the sound of silver.
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One, two, three, four.
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Did you hear that?
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It was subtle, but effective.
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That means that there are two points
that have left to go. Two points that
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gone. We'll try it again.
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And things are going to get more
difficult as we travel across.
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Two down.
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Two, one,
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one.
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Did you hear that?
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Which means that here inside of the
pocket just happened to be one, two, and
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three. Little coins.
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I'm going to turn the pocket inside out
one more time, placing all three coins
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into the pocket, nice and slow so that
you can't miss anything. The last one,
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always the most difficult. Watch as
closely as you can.
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Which means that inside of the pocket,
there just happens to be one, two,
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and gravity.
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Gravity, ladies and gentlemen.
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Thank you.
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Welcome up. We are in for a wild ride
with this next act from Ben Barnes. When
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we return.
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Okay, I want you to go ahead and imagine
the best card trick you've ever seen.
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Got it?
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Good. Because you're about to see a
better one.
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From Ben Barnes.
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We are going to play an imagination
game.
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Now, the great thing about imagination
games is you can't lose.
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In one minute, everyone here and at home
will be amazed because of what the four
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of you are about to do.
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Now, in addition to using your
imaginations, we're also going to use
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of playing cards. I'm going to hold on
to the queens, but I'm going to give you
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the pack.
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And I want you to take about a quarter
of the cards off the top and pass them
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all the way down to the end of the row.
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Or you can walk them down to the end of
the row.
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No, it's okay, it's okay. Now take about
a third of those cards and hand them
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down to the gentleman.
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And then take half of the cards you have
and give them to our friend next to
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you. And you have a quarter. Now I'm
going to give each of you one of the
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queens.
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So I'll put it right in there for you.
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Hello?
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I'm going to give you one of the queens
as well.
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Hello, sir. You take a queen.
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And then lastly, you get a queen.
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And from this moment on, I won't touch
those cards.
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Go ahead and push those cards square.
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You guys already did it. Fantastic.
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Great. All right, now we're going to...
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Play the game. I won't touch the cards.
I'm going to come back down by you.
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And I want all of you to raise your
right index finger into the air just
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am mine.
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Lower them very slowly onto the top of
the cards.
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Great. In a moment, I'm going to snap my
fingers. When I snap my fingers, I want
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you to raise those fingers back up. Do
it now.
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And imagine, just imagine the stuff to
your fingers are your queens.
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Just imagine that.
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And look, if you look closely using the
lens of your imagination, you can even
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see it. Can you see it?
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No.
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Use your imagination.
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Can you see it?
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Yeah. Much better. Much better.
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When I say go, I want you to point to
any one of the three people next to you.
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And the moment you do it, that queen
will jump from your finger to there.
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Go.
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And so there's no confusion. Who did you
point to?
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Perfect,
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perfect. Now you take one step back, one
step back, and you get to do the same
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thing. When I say go, point to anyone
you want.
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Go.
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Who did you go to?
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To her? All right. So you're skipping
him and going to her, right? Yep. Okay.
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Take one step back.
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All right.
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She skipped you. Take one step back.
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And what I want you to do is lower your
finger onto the top of the cards like
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that and don't move.
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Now these three people claim to have
very powerful imagination.
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Let's see just how powerful they are.
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I want you to flip your cards over, all
of them, turn all of them over, and if
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your queens are gone, if they've
disappeared, give me your card. Go
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through them.
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Gone?
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Now you put your finger on top, yes?
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One by one, deal them face down onto my
hand.
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One, two, three, four. Turn your cards
over.
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Look for the queens.
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And that's because they were on top.
There's the queen of clubs, the queen of
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hearts, the queen of space, and the
queen of diamonds.
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That's the power of imagination.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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Pay close attention.
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We would hate for you to miss this next
illusion from Ed Allant when we return.
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With this magician, things are never
quite what they seem.
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Our very own master of illusion, Ed
Allant.
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This next performer might just have
superpowers because it seems like he can
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read minds.
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Here's Eric Eaton.
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So I have my four volunteers here from
the audience, and tonight we are
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going to go on a date.
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I'm a magician, so I haven't had a date
in 20 years, and I need you guys to help
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me come up with ideas.
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How's that sound?
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Good? So I have this clipboard here, one
for you, one for you, one for you, and
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one for you. If I can get you guys to
think of a date idea and write it down
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me. Do not let me see it.
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You guys good?
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Perfect. Take it off the board if you
haven't already, and now fold it and
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it again.
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All right. If I can get you to put your
card into that bag, your card into that
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bag, your card into that bag, and your
card into that bag.
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In the meantime, I'll go ahead and take
this from you.
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Take this from you.
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Perfect. Look, you're catching on.
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We learn quick here.
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All right. Now, can I give you guys to
give the bag to the man here? And if I
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can get you to shuffle those bags, so I
don't know whose bag goes to who. Just
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mix them up well for me.
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What I'm going to do is I'm going to
take one bag at a time. And right here,
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are going to take this one and open it
up.
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The first date we have is trip to Italy.
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You, sir, you look like someone who
would like to go to Italy. Am I correct?
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Yes.
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Everyone give him a round of applause.
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Next, we have go to an escape room.
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This is someone that clearly gets lost
easily and needs help finding their way
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out.
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Let's see, looking around.
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Good, good.
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You seem quiet.
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Do you like to go to escape rooms, Sam?
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Everyone give her a round of applause.
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That leaves us with two left.
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See, we'll go ahead and open both. This
first one says, a walk on the beach.
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Someone likes to get their tan on.
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And cooking class.
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All right, cooking class and walk on the
beach. That leaves me with you two.
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Do you guys both like to eat?
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Do you guys both like to swim?
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Yeah. All right. That didn't help.
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Let's see. And judging by the look of
these, you seem to get me mom by. Did
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pick cooking class?
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Perfect. And did you pick walk on the
beach?
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Yeah.
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Everyone give him a round of applause.
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Thank you.
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Get ready for a grand illusion like
you've never seen before from Robert
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when we return.
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Now it's time for the always funny and
equally exciting. Oh, and did I mention
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talented Robert Ramirez?
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Welcome, welcome. Okay, what is your
name? My name is Ted.
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Daniel, very nice to meet you. I'm
Robert. Daniel is a volunteer from the
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audience, and you're going to help me
out with a very simple trick. We have a
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paper bag. I'd like you to open the
paper bag, look in the paper bag, make
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there's nothing in the paper bag. So
really look in there, really open the
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yes. Reach in there with your hand, make
sure there's no, like, magnets. This is
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key, because you are the eyes and the
hands of the audience at the moment.
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Okay, he's very, he's being very polite,
but it really just is a paper bag. It
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really is a paper bag.
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He's on very good behavior.
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52 cards, 52 cards. Will you shuffle
those cards for me? Shuffle those cards
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me. You're going to kind of do all the
work here. I'm not going to do any of
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so I'm going to blindfold myself, and
the best way to do that is with one of
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these, not for the bottom half of my
face, for the upper half of my face,
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that. All right, you shuffled the cards,
yes? I want you to cut about a third of
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the cards, and I'll take the rest of
them from you.
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Okay. It's terrifying when you can't
see. And you're going to take three
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out, and I'll take the rest of the
cards.
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Good.
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Perfect. This is terrifying.
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Are these cards face down right now?
They are down. Okay, perfect. So if I do
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this, you can see them? Yes. Perfect. So
you can see they're random cards. Now,
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you shuffled the cards.
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I almost couldn't find the bag. You
shuffled the cards, and you picked three
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random cards. Is that correct?
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I did. All right. You're going to show
the audience one at a time. Hold on.
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You're going to show the audience one at
a time each card, and then you're going
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to drop it into the bag one at a time.
So show the first card. Show the first
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card to everybody so they can see and
then drop it in the bag. Is it in the
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Yes, first card. First card's in the
bag. Second card. Show the second card.
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Show the second card. Everyone's using
the second card. Show the second card.
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Remember, you can memorize the first
card or the second card. It's up to you.
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Second card in the bag?
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Yes. Okay, perfect, perfect, perfect.
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Okay, third card. Third card. Show
everybody. Show everybody the last card.
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card. Place it in the bag.
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Is it in the bag? In the bag. Great. So,
did you memorize at least one of those
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cards? I did. Okay, good.
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Good. All right, I've taken the bag. You
take the bag because people think that
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I'm holding on to the card. And you
shake the bag. Shake it. Shake it to
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heart's content.
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As long as none of the cards fall out,
we're good. Are they good?
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Okay, I'm going to tape the blindfold
off.
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Yeah, I feel like... I'm all right.
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I'm all right. I just need new eyes. All
right, here we go.
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The goal is I'm going to try to reach in
the bag. I'm going to try to find out
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all three cards as fast as I can, even
though, A, I didn't see any of the cards
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that you shuffled. B, I didn't see
what...
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stack you cut off of, and three, I
didn't see any of the cards from the
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that you picked as well. So there's a
bunch of cards in here, three of the
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that you picked, and you have some of
them memorized. So I'm going to reach in
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and try to find them as quickly as
possible.
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Here we go. Okay, here we go.
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Yeah, okay, that one's getting more.
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Nice one.
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All right.
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All right, that's two.
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I just need one more. I just need one
more. Okay, okay, perfect, perfect.
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There's all of the rest of the cards.
That's because I have three cards here,
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three cards here.
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All right, if I get it, a first applause
to make sure that I got it. First card
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is the Ace of Clubs. Is that one of
them? Ace of Clubs? Yes, Ace of Clubs.
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Joker was a Joker. The third and final
card, the only card left in the bag
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should be the Ace of Diamonds. Is that
the third and final?
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Well, that's our show for now. We have
lots more magic coming up in the next
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edition of Masters of Illusion. Don't
you miss it. Until then, I'm Dean Cain.
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Thank you for watching.
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