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Illusion, the art of tricking the brain, distorting the senses, challenging
perception. You can't trust what you see, even with your own eyes.
Meet the Masters of Illusion.
Hello everyone, I'm Dean Cain and welcome to Masters of Illusion. Over the
half hour, there's a good chance you will be left amazed, astounded.
dazzled, and spellbound. And I further predict that you will be highly
entertained as well.
So if you're ready for some magic, let's get started. Hey, Dean, Dean, Dean.
Eric Eaton, ladies and gentlemen. Yeah.
We're just going to get into the show right now. We're about to start. I know,
but I was backstage passing out candy, and I don't want to forget about you.
Well, thank you.
Would you like some? I'm not usually a candy eater, but sure, I'll have a
I guess. Perfect. Here you go.
Okay, but there's nothing.
Oh, I don't see any candy in there. I accidentally ate the last one. Thank
Well, that was a nice effort. Well, for you, here's what I'll do. Let's try a
little magic. You like magic, right?
One, two, three.
Just like that. That's good magic.
We all live under the notion that we have the freedom to make our own
But what if someone had the power to influence those choices?
and make predictions right in front of our eyes.
Here to do exactly that is Chipper Lowell.
Thank you so much. Big round of applause for our four volunteers in the
audience.
Very nice. Thank you for helping out. We have four floor mats there, and you
guys go ahead and pick one and stand behind it. Wherever you want to go, go
it. There we go. Okay, good. One, two. We have a couple more.
Excellent. Well, as the sign says up there, it's the poker chip game.
And we have six poker chips right here on the table. I wrapped them up in
aluminum foil so we can't tell what color they are. And we're going to go
the row. Everyone gets to pick a poker chip. Let me just say, this is one, two,
three, four, five, six.
And we'll start with you.
Four. One, two, three, and four.
Let's open that up. See what we got today.
Oh, you got a blue poker chip. There you go. And would you hold it just like
that so everybody can see it? Very nice.
What would you like? Number six.
Number six.
Okay. Let's see what we got there.
And we have a blue poker chip. Hold on to that. Hold it out. Excellent. Your
turn. What would you like? Number one, please. Number one.
All right. And this is yours, right? Okay. Number one. Just one picture.
And we've got, oh.
We got a red poker chip.
Excellent. Hold on to that.
And finally, you. Which one would you like? Number five. Number five.
All right.
And, oh, a blue one. There you go.
Very nice. Hold on to those. Now, you guys have left me with these two.
Let's open these up and see what we got. We got a red poker chip.
All righty. And we have another red.
Poker chips.
Very nice. Now, I made a little prediction before the show. I actually
on this placemat. If I pick it up, you will see that it says there will be two
red chips remaining.
Yeah!
I know, it's creepy.
Weird, isn't it? But it gets even better. I also made up a couple other
predictions right here. The first person will select a blue chip.
Yes!
The second person will also select a blue chip.
The third person will select a red chip.
And the last person will select a blue chip.
Do me a favor. All four of you, there's a floor mat right in front of you. Pick
it up and hold it out so everybody can see it at this time.
All righty, all the way up. There we go.
Blue chip, blue chip, red chip, blue chip.
Thank you guys so much. I always look forward to this next
performance. I cannot wait to see what they have in store.
Originally from Vietnam, we have Mae Nguyen.
A close attention.
We would hate for you to miss this next illusion from Dan Sperry. When we
return.
Moodoo goes back thousands of years and is a mystical ancient tradition.
This performer appears to have mastered it and is bringing it right to the very
stage. Here's Dan Sperry.
Magic show!
Okay, so here's the thing.
We got to do something with cards because it's a magic show. So what I
to do is just make sure they're all different, right? You know what this is
about. You're going to stick a finger up in the air.
Nice. You're going to stick it out and just get a touch in the back of anyone.
It's like, oh, perfect. We'll just go with that one. I really don't care.
You got the king of hearts. Ooh, right?
So I'm going to take the marker.
I'm going to take the cap off for you so it's easier. I'm going to hold it like
a billboard. You're going to take that.
The Sharpie end. Draw a picture, write your name, a little diagram, but
something quick, nice and big, so that we know that this one's yours and
everybody at home can see it happen with the Sharpie. That's a permanent marker.
That means it doesn't come or go. It only stays there. I think that's good
enough.
Is that a happy face?
So you're quite the optimist, aren't you?
So, Leah, just hold on to that.
Hold it flat. Hold your hand flat. Put your finger on it like that, like you're
booping his nose. Isn't that cute? I got the tooth, babe, right? So I'm going to
sign my name.
on it, like that. So now it's not so weird. So I got my two spades, and
got your king of hearts, which is interesting, because we've never met
We didn't set this up. But the spades and the hearts are like doppelgangers.
Now, about this, is that you have the king, I have the two. We're going to
establish a connection.
We're going to have a little connection with the two cards. Keep your hand out.
If you would, you're going to hold the other one above it just a bit.
That's the only other one. So at least we made it. And what we're going to do
with these two cards is now what's going to become very interesting. I'm going
to set it there. You're going to sandwich it. So put your other hand on
Sandwich. I'm going to use a little bit of heat, a little bit of fire. I'm going
to set your card, your king of hearts, on fire.
Just like that. I'm going to start with the corner. As your card burns and
continues. You know what? That's good enough.
We start small.
It's simple.
So you can see that it burned a little bit.
Did you feel anything?
Are you kind of pregnant?
It's yes or no. Did you feel anything?
A little bit. A little bit. A little bit.
Spread them. Your hands. Take a look.
Hold it up and show them.
That is the same water. But wait.
Not good enough.
Not good enough. So hold your hand out again.
You're going to sandwich it again.
This one, I'm going to leave it with yours. We're going to dial it up to 11
more time with the lighter.
I have too many other things to worry about in my pockets.
Am I right?
So we're just going to take it, burn a little bit more. This time you can see
it. This time, leaving a little black spot. This time you're going to feel it.
You're going to feel a little bit of heat.
Let me know when you feel it.
Man, okay.
But now it's going to turn cold.
And when that happens, remember when it happens here,
burn and singe with the spot there. Burn and singe on the corner there.
When it happens here, it happens there. Go ahead. Spread your hand. Show them.
You've got to look on the other side. That's the side with your happy face.
you get it.
You see it. It's there.
Burn. On the back. Same corner. Same back spot. We're going to take it one
time. Hold your hand up. Put your other hand on top.
And don't let anything come or go. What I want you to do is say stop as I run my
finger along. In a moment, okay?
Just say stop wherever you want.
Right there. Watch.
Do we even need to look?
It might look okay, but it's not.
That's the same corner. That's the same spot on the back if you line them up.
That's the same side.
That's impossible.
That's the miracle.
And I'm over it. Magic show.
You're done.
Get ready for a grand illusion like you've never seen before from Rob Lake
we return.
This next performer is taking us back to his roots with one of the first
illusions that he learned in his youth.
Let's give it up for Rob Blake.
Hands up, hands up. Keep your hands up. Hands up. Hands up.
See?
Raise this hand up.
Raise this hand up.
And this hand up. Everyone else, hands down. Everyone else, hands down.
May I borrow your ring?
Sure. Actually, we're going to take this one if we can.
The solid ring. Perfect. Thank you.
Excellent. Very nice.
All right. May I borrow your ring?
And last, may I borrow... Let's take that ring if we can.
Excellent. The three of you can find your rings after the show on eBay.
Check this out.
Solid silver band.
Another silver band with a very cool design on it.
and looks like a nice gold wedding pin.
Keep your eye on those beads.
Check out your links. Turn around. Make sure it's actually linked, actually
connected together.
Now, all three of you have to go home together.
I'm just kidding. Take one last look. You won't forget this.
I'm just like this party.
Keep your eye.
From the orange beef, it's a very cool design.
Here is yours back. Thank you so much. And we're not done with yours just yet.
Keep your eye on this gold spring.
Watch.
From a hand, reappearance back on his hand. Look down at your finger. Hold
hand up high.
Back on his finger.
Let's give it up for this mentalist who can accomplish what may be one of our
biggest fears in this day and age.
It's Adam Wiley.
I'm here with Kathy. Kathy, do you have your phone on you by chance?
I do.
Excellent. We're going to do something awesome.
Now, I need you to open your calculator.
Okay, great. And just make sure it says zero. You can clear any numbers that may
or may not be on there. Just show everyone that it says zero.
And I will look at your phone from this point on.
Go ahead and put in any set of random numbers into your phone that you'd like.
It doesn't matter how long or short.
And go ahead and show everyone that number.
Excellent. Now, if you could press the plus sign.
And do you have a passcode to your phone, Kathy?
Excellent. Would you mind typing that in to your phone and showing everyone what
that is?
And then pressing the equal sign so that those two numbers are added together
and we get an even bigger number. And if we don't get a bigger number, your
calculator is broken.
Great.
Perfect. Now, could you press the clear button?
So that none of the numbers show anymore and it just says zero.
Excellent. It did that? It's going to say zero if we all look at it together?
Great.
Perfect. You did an excellent job.
Excellent. I'm going to go ahead and lock your phone.
Now watch.
This is the cool part.
Thank
you
so much.
Thank you, guys.
Welcome up. We are in for a wild ride with this next act from Lucy Darling.
we return.
The last name of this performer is exactly how I would describe her. One of
favorite magicians coming all the way from Canada. She is, of course, Lucy
Darling.
hoping to play a bit of a game of hide -and -go -seek. Does anyone want to play
hide -and -go -seek with me?
Yes, in the front row. I'm staring directly at you. Good job. What's your
Alessandro. Alessandro, that's amazing. That was my grandmother's name.
It's true, she was quite an odd sort of lady, you know. She was so odd, in fact,
she used to present each of the newborn babies in my family with these engraved
silver rattles.
Oh, I should explain. This was mine.
Alessandro, darling. You know what this is?
Shafer. Darling, have you ever discovered what the different sections
martini shaker are called?
No. Okay, this is a cup.
What about this little strainer bit?
Oh, wow, good job, Ali.
What about this top bit?
Top. Oh, wow, good job.
This is a little cherry.
It's a kind of fruit. Have you ever had fruit before?
Darling, you and I are about to play a perfectly innocent game of hide the
cherry.
Here is the game. I shall attempt to hide the cherry from your game.
And each time I do, it's your job to guess where it might be hiding.
Here we go.
Alessandro. Yes?
Where is the cherry?
On top of the cup. Why are you whispering?
All right, you can sing with your whole voice, darling. And now?
Inside the cup. Inside the cup. You're doing very well, darling. Now, you are
out of gear.
Where would you say it is now?
In my hand. Remember how last time it was not in my hand?
I tried to help you, darling. Yes, number two.
Under the cup. Under the cup?
No, oh, poor baby, I know.
It's almost as if it's a magic show.
Alessandro, maybe there's one more place it could be hiding.
Under the top. Oh, under the top? No, that's impossible.
Unless, of course, indeed it is a magic show.
how you seem weirdly uncomfortable with it. Instead, we'll focus on the little
guy. Don't worry, they're usually more grateful anyway.
Alessandro.
Where is the cherry?
At the top of the top. Well done, top of the top. And now?
Inside the top.
Inside the top. You are so good at this. Look how smart and charming you are.
Okay, this is where it gets confusing.
Oh, oh no.
Alessandro, there's someone behind you.
Alessandro. Oh, no. Did you see him? He just left. How rude. What a rude
man.
In a moment, I'm going to ask you a question. But before I ask you, I'd like
remind you that it's impolite to mention a lady's undergarments in public.
Are we on the spot?
Okay.
Alessandro, where is Jerry?
Remember how it's not in my hand not even one time? Not one time. It's a
shot. Okay, guess number two.
Under the strainer. Under the strainer, which is somehow shorter than the actual
cherry, but good guess.
I guess you don't consult on anything with spatial reasoning. That's fine.
Guess number three.
The top.
The top.
Darling, of course, you were a bit set up. Because, in fact, I am a magician
is always going to be in the last place.
Under the cup, inside the shot glass.
There she is.
I'll be very good, darling. You are doing a very good job. A very good man.
And my grandmother always used to say that a good man's like a good dream.
They make strangers more interesting, friends more agreeable, and get the
out of your best satin.
So it's you tonight, darling. I'd like to propose a toast.
It's your place, I see.
And you're kind of God.
Cheers.
Well, that's it for this edition of Masters of Illusion. We hope you'll join
next time for more amazing magic.
Until then, I'm Dean Cain. Thank you for watching.
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