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Welcome to this bonus special feature, the A to Z of Dynamo.

My name's Trevor Nelson, and I'll be guiding you through the alphabet from A

Z, showing you just some of the fantastic magical moments Dynamo has

over the last four seasons of Magician Impossible.

Wow!

And Dynamo himself is also going to be on hand to tell us about some of his

amazing magic and share his thoughts on his magical career so far.

I think I've got the best job in the world, really.

I do magic, which is my passion, and I get to put smiles on people's faces for

living. It doesn't get better than that.

And what better place to start our alphabetical journey than the letter A?

A is for amazing.

So let's take a look at the amazing dynamo in action.

What's your name?

Junior. Junior.

Giovanni. Giovanni. Leandro.

Leandro. Thiago. Thiago. I'm Dynamo.

Um, do you have keys or money?

Machado. Machado.

Machado. Machado.

And then, can I use your phone?

Can you use this?

I just want to use the headphones.

What? You see?

The reason I continue to perform magic and just can't get enough of it is

because everywhere I go and perform, every person's reaction is different.

I took the guy's key and put it onto his friend's headphones, they went crazy.

You can see in their faces, although they don't speak English, they don't

express it in a way that we might understand.

Just the expression on their faces says it all.

B is for beans.

Magic beans.

When Dynamo visited New York at Halloween time, he stopped by a sweet

get some treats.

But there were some customers that weren't expecting to see Mr. Magician

Impossible.

Check out Dynamo's magic beans.

How are you doing? You all right?

What's your name? Anna.

Hey, I'm Charlie. Charlie.

I'm Dynamo.

So what we're going to do is I want to get a good mixture of all of them. In

fact, here we are.

49 -flavored jelly belly assortment right here.

Do you want to help me? Yeah.

Pull it. I want to get it pulled to the top. Oh, that's a lot.

Pull it out? Yeah.

That's good.

There we go.

Yeah.

Do you feel that?

Got a good assortment there.

Okay, now, Anna, I want you just to point to any one colour.

Blueberry. This one right here? Yeah, right there.

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

Put your hands together.

I want to eat them.

Real jelly beans.

Empty jelly beans.

Blueberry.

That's good.

He asked Anna to choose one color.

And I think you choose blue.

Blueberry. Blueberry.

And then he took the cup with all the different jelly beans, put it on the

ground.

And one swift move, it turned all blue.

And then he poured them out, and they were all blue.

And the cup was empty.

I couldn't believe it.

And we could eat them, too, so, like, you know, they're real. They're, like,

raw or anything.

Yeah!

C is for card.

Card trick.

A Dynamo Speciality.

So if it's these four cards, then I've got to show you this.

When I see a pack of playing cards, I see 52 Potter bullets.

If you actually take a look at the construction of the deck, it's quite

interesting. There's 52 cards in a deck, and there's 52 weeks in a year.

There's four suits, and there's four seasons in a year.

If you add up all of the pips on every single one of the cards, it adds up to

365.

So just that fact alone kind of makes cards in themselves quite interesting.

One for you.

One for you.

When I was performing for those guys on Portobello

Road, they were watching so closely. They didn't take their eyes off my

So it was quite interesting to kind of use that to my advantage by making cars

appear left, right and centre. So when they were looking one place, then the

would come from somewhere else. When they were looking there, then I'd make

come from this side. So I was kind of messing with them a little bit, but all

good fun, of course.

Your car, watch.

Boom. Done.

My top pocket.

Jesus Christ! That's crazy, eh? Look at this. Look at this. There's no pocket

there. You're mad. You're mad.

I've got a back pocket and I think...

That's your car And then for you instead of finding your car, I'll make all the

other cards what disappear There's only one card in my hand I

mean you work together.

What do you want to do?

It's just not me over that danger that and that's amazing

Z is for none other than, yes you've guessed it, Dynamo.

The name Dynamo was given to me when I was performing Magic in

2001 in New York at the Hilton Hotel.

Half way through one of my shows, a guy stood up and shouted, this kid's a

dynamo. And for the rest of the week whilst I was out there, Everyone was

referring to me as the Dynamo Kid, so I guess the name kind of stuck.

Having Dynamo as my stage name I think works out perfectly.

The meaning of the Dynamo is a small generator that produces electrifying

results, which I think is quite fitting to the type of magic that I do.

And also, when I perform, I want to make sure that my performances are

memorable, and not only are my performances memorable,

and the magic that I do. But I also want people to remember me.

I just hope when people think of the word magic, Dynamo comes to mind.

E is for Euro and the European Championships.

Back in 2012, two weeks before the final, Dynamo predicted the outcome of

European Championship.

He then placed a £1 bet and delivered that betting slip to the ITV studios

sealed in a red envelope.

The letter's correct. I'll give it to Philip for you.

How you doing, mate? Doing all right, then. I'm good, man. So, basically, I've

got... Package for Philip Schofield.

It's important that he gets it.

It's delivered on today's date, 22nd of June, 2012.

It's sealed.

I want to make sure that it stays sealed until I see him next.

So if you can keep it safe and give it to him and tell him to keep it safe,

would be perfect.

You'll go straight to him, I promise.

Cool, thanks very much.

When I went on to this morning, I'm not going to lie, I was feeling pretty

confident because I knew what bet I'd placed. I knew what was in that

I also knew, but I placed a good bet.

So apparently a couple of weeks ago, I'm going to ask, Dynamo took a trip to our

studio to deliver a mysterious package to... Brett.

Brett. Brett knew about this. And you sealed it, right? You sealed it inside a

case. Absolutely. And that was... I had to move from my desk upstairs. The 22nd

of June.

Yeah, so almost two weeks ago, right? Two weeks ago. A week ago last Friday.

Yeah. Now, inside there is actually a gift for a charity that I've done a lot

work with over the years called the Teenage Cancer Trust.

So whatever is in here is a present for them.

Yeah, it's a present for them, but it's live TV, so, you know, what I've got

planned could potentially go wrong. I'm so excited. Can we open it? Go for it.

I feel this. I've got an envelope.

The betting flip.

Phil, look.

It says you. You didn't win.

So, fill it. Mm -hmm.

And it's signed.

There's the date on the back.

There's a betting slip right there.

Okay.

And if you want to look down at the winner at the bottom, obviously the

was yesterday.

Spain by two or more goals.

And everyone who watched knows that it was 4 -0 for Spain.

What are your odds?

The odds are actually 10 ,000 to 1. Now, to get it to be that, I had to do an

accumulator bet.

Because not only did I bet on the winner, but I also bet on the outcome of

match in the quarter -finals. You can see there, Portugal, Germany, Spain,

all through. Italy on penalties.

The semi -final, Spain to win on penalties against Italy. Final winner,

Two or more goals.

£10 ,000.

£10 ,000.

Can I just point out, though, that that does say to Phil on this.

Contractually, I think... I think everyone at home will agree that Phil

give it to the... I think you're absolutely right.

That is just the incredible round of applause, because that's just

Let's just hand that over there. There we go. Right, that's yours.

Unbelievable. For me, magic's all about the element of surprise.

So when I went on to see Phil and Holly, on this morning to unveil my

prediction. They had no clue.

So you could see the surprise on their faces when they opened up and saw my

betting slip and my prediction for the Euros was spot on. I was a little bit

confident because I already knew what I'd placed, but I didn't want to be too

smug about it. You know, I wanted to let Phil and Holly have their moment.

But the best part of all was being able to go and donate the wings to Teenage

Cancer Trust.

I do a lot of shows all over the world and get to meet a lot of amazing people,

but the people at the ward of Teenage Cancer Trust...

Just blow me away.

The amount of hard work they put in to give the patients better lives and just

try and improve the quality for people living in those circumstances.

I've done a lot of amazing things in my time, but just handing over that money

was one of the most emotional times that I've ever experienced in my career.

Wow!

Thank you so much. This is going to help us support so many more young people

with cancer. So it's absolutely amazing. Thank you very much. Thank you very,

very much. It's absolutely amazing.

Thank you, Dynamo.

Thank you.

The idea that one pound could result in 10 ,000 pounds is kind of just beyond my

imagination. I can't imagine what we might be able to do in the future.

F is for fingers. And if you're a bit squeamish, look away now.

People always ask me when I break my finger in half if it hurts.

It hurts a lot.

So don't try it at home.

G is for guitar.

And the moment when Dynamo met up with his good friend Ian Brown.

One of my all -time favourite pieces of magic from the Magician Impossible

series has got to be...

what I did with Ian Brown's guitar in his studio in Manchester.

Ian Brown's a legend, and it was so amazing to be invited into his studio.

So you've got to check this out.

I don't really play, so don't expect all good to come from me.

Here you are.

Just grab hold of the plectrum.

Yeah. Let me... This is a bit weird, but I want to try something.

Um... Can you stand up and put your chair, like, up a bit, mind?

Back to back?

Not too close, yeah, just back up a little bit.

Yeah, that should be good, if you just stand back here a little bit.

Can I borrow that collection as well?

Nobody move.

You can go a step further.

Yeah.

Do you understand or not?

So it's normally moving right now, yeah?

What's he doing? I've seen an inanimate object's guitars balancing on its own

volition.

It's not humanly possible.

It's not possible.

I saw a guitar balancing on its own with a drumstick stuck vertically in the air

and nothing to support it.

Apart from his mind. I don't know.

I'm scared of the guy. I don't want to be close to him. What are you going to

to me?

It's amazing.

Amazing.

Ridiculous.

God knows where you come from.

We've been pals a good few years, but he's scaring me today.

You're not supposed to be scared of your mates, are you?

H is for heat.

Because Dynamo's definitely got something weird going on with his hand.

Do

any of you

guys have any change?

Points. I want a big hand for you. Everyone get your hands up.

You want more?

I'll pour them in there, yeah?

There's a lot.

Yeah, this will do.

Watch.

But if you want to see something really cool check this out because I is for I

I want to try something.

Okay. I'm just going to... You

see what that is, right? Yeah. What is it? It's not it. It's not. Feel it. It's

cold, everything, yeah? It's freezing.

You see that?

Yeah. Yeah?

See that right there?

Watch.

Let me try this.

Yeah. Hold your hand out.

that how did you do that oh my god

how did he do that really

how did he do that wow oh my god that is the best thing i've ever seen

j

is for jump And the moment Dynamo leaped through the crowd.

Nowadays,

when I go out to clubs and stuff like that, I do get mobbed quite a bit, which

is kind of awkward fun. The only thing is, when you want to leave, nobody wants

to let you go home.

And when I was at that club, I decided that the only way out was to jump over

everybody.

Well, we were just on a night out, and all of a sudden, we saw Dynamo on the

stage. I thought he just, like, knew the DJ and he was getting on with him. I

was like, what's he doing? He flies over everybody. I was like, oh, my God.

Just dived over his head like Batman. It was weird.

I do say you've always got to think of a cool exit.

I think that was a pretty good way to go.

pay is for kids it's official kids love dynamo but what's even more

heartwarming is seeing their reaction to his magic

here

in the uk we have ice cream vans all over the place but in rio they just have

popcorn stands everywhere and the kids love it

What is it?

What is it?

Popcorn.

Taste

it,

taste it, taste it.

The best thing about doing magic for the kids is that they've got no cynicism

and no scepticism.

They're so young and kind of open -minded that they believe that anything

possible. that when they watch, they watch for pure entertainment.

Watch!

L is for legacy.

Dynamo is the master of memorable moments.

Magic that will indeed be his legacy.

Creating unforgettable memories for all that see it. And here's why.

When I was younger, I nearly died.

And whilst I was in hospital, I was thinking, if I had died then, what would

people remember me for?

And at that point, I didn't really have anything.

But I knew I was passionate about magic. So when I got out of hospital, I made

it my mission, my ambition, to create a legacy through magic, so that hopefully,

in 100 years from now, when I'm long gone, when people think of the word

they'll think of the word dynamo, and that will be my legacy.

Over the last few years, I've had the luxury of travelling the world in many

different ways.

I've been on the odd private jet, to the back of a motorbike, on a horse, but

the best way I've ever travelled had to be floating at the side of a London bus.

M is for mime reading, and a very strange prediction Dynamo performed at a

bookstore in Paris.

I just want you to grab any one of these books.

Is it okay if we take off the wrapper?

Judas the Brave.

So it's in French. Okay.

How many pages?

120 pages.

Think of a page number.

Go on.

Yeah.

Take the book. I want you to briefly pass my ear.

A little bit slower this time.

Done. Keep looking at me, think of your page number, and ripple through the

book.

What page number was you thinking of? 54.

54. Look.

That's unbelievable.

That's incredible.

That's amazing.

He looked into my eye, got me to flick through the book.

alongside his ear and then he just seemed to chop his hand in the book

was looking through it and got the page number that I was thinking of in my head

N

is for New York

So whilst I was in New York, I was driving around an area called Five

and I came across this crew doing the double dutch and the skipping.

And I decided I wanted to show them something, because they were doing some

crazy stuff. They were, like, doing, like, backflips whilst they were

which was incredible.

So I decided, I'm going to show these guys something, but it's going to have

be incredible and amazing.

You can help me out on this side and you can come over this side

Yeah,

if you guys want to step back a little bit, that's where you can see this Not

too tight, step back a little bit and a little bit like that, right and

basically on the count of three I want you both to pull it as tight as you can,

yeah? On the count of three, yeah?

For one, two, three.

Oh!

Oh, no!

No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

No, no, no, no, no, no.

Oh!

Is that a trick?

We've been jumping with the rope. We've been jumping with this rope.

He held her up. He said, pull it as high as you can.

And therefore, you know, just like... No, it didn't go that way. It went

his stomach. It went through his stomach.

I can't make it do that.

Yo, I'm still shocked.

It was a boom, bow.

Wow. He's gone.

Hello.

O is for OMG.

Check out Damon Albarn's reaction as Dynamo performs a very strange bit of

at Damon's own studio in West London.

You might not get to see this, but it might feel weird, yeah? Just turn

me and just close your eyes.

Hold your right hand out. I want you to push it against my back.

Yeah? Right, and on the count of three, yeah, I'm going to ask you to push

forward. Don't push me over, but just push hard into my back, right? OK.

I don't know how this is going to be.

All right.

Okay, one, two, three, push.

Harder.

Harder.

Harder. That's so weird.

What? What? A handprint.

That's so strange.

At one point, I was quite worried that Mrs. Hang was going to come right

through.

And I was like, my God.

P is for phone.

And there ain't nothing Dynamo can't do with one.

Gone.

Take a look.

Oh, my God.

Watch the apple sign here.

There.

Plastician falls. Watch.

When I first started doing magic, I decided that I wanted to use everyday

objects in my performances.

I wanted to borrow people's coins, watches, keys, whatever they've got in

pockets.

And nowadays, everyone always has a mobile phone.

So it makes sense to try and do some magic incorporating a phone.

And anyway, I'm going to have to go because I've got a phone call coming

through.

So you can see the phone behind the scarf, right?

That was really good! I see that!

for quick so here's an exclusively speedy performance from dynamo

sometime the

magic happens so quick if you blink you'll miss it

In this day and age, we've got everything available to us on the touch

button. So people's attention spans, I think, are a lot smaller than they may

have used to have been. So it's really important that when I approach some

people to show them some magic, that I hit them with something quick first.

R is for Rio.

Rio Ferdinand.

Star footballer and one of Dynamo's best mates.

Check out what happened when they met at Rio's number five magazine party in

central London.

Every time I've seen him, I'll sit to him. You've got to show me something.

Show me how you do one of them.

I'm still waiting, man.

I'm going to try one more thing, yeah?

So we all know Rio Ferdinand can score for England.

But boy, can you talk things in two.

So when he was chatting to me, I was looking at my watch thinking, I love

party and I'd love to stay and hang out, but I've really got to get back up

north. So I had to make a hasty exit, and I figured magic was the best way to

get out of there.

One sec.

Yo, can I borrow this jacket?

In fact, this'll do, yeah?

Can you help me out? You don't have to move, but just... I just want you to...

Can you just hold the side here?

Yeah?

T, help me out as well?

Help me out as well?

This cupboard here?

You want me to stand?

Like, yeah, back there, yeah.

You guys can see me, right?

Yeah?

You can all see me, yeah?

Right, watch this.

It's for surprise.

Here we see Dynamo in India performing a very surprising piece of magic on the

streets of Mumbai.

When we filmed in India, it was so different from anywhere else I've ever

before. And it was so hot out there, the temperatures, compared to the UK. We're

not used to it being super hot, so in the blazing heat, like filming out there

and trying to interact with people who didn't speak your language, you know,

trying to get them to... take notice and pay attention to what I wanted to show

them and the magic.

It was quite a difficult task.

But having been out there now and come back and, you know, for want of a better

expression, survive the magic of India, watching the show back now is just so

gratifying. And I think the India episode is going to be one of my

the Empire of Medicine Impossible series or serieses.

Are you girls from Mumbai?

Yes. And you?

I'm from England, a place called Bradford.

You've never heard of Bradford, right? No.

If you come to England, go to Bradford.

What is all this stuff?

It's a dying good place for the people.

Oh, for drying?

For drying. Okay.

Could you just hand me one of these?

Right now you're dirty.

How can you do that?

It's unbelievable.

Anyone cannot do this type of thing.

You just bring a sari.

How can you bring that?

Through a small cloth.

It was unbelieving for me. How can you do that?

T is for teleport.

Getting from one place to another has never been easier for Dynamo.

Thanks to his patented teleport system, he can literally disappear from one

place and reappear somewhere else, as he demonstrated here in Miami, Florida.

Yeah, that's awesome.

I'm going to blow this horn here, but you're going to have your eyes closed.

And don't worry, I'm not going to blow it in your ear or anything. Okay.

I'm going to blow it either in front of you, like right here, or behind you.

And with your eyes closed, you've got to guess whether I blew it in front or

behind. Okay. Yeah? Yeah.

So just close your eyes.

I'm going to pierce around you.

That's behind you.

Awesome. You guessed right. You can open your eyes. I was behind you, right?

Yeah? Yeah.

Now it's everyone else's turn.

Yeah? So I'm going to, let's see, if I position you right there, we'll get you

kind of right here.

You come over this side.

Then you right there.

Then you guys, we've got to get you in there.

And you guys kind of, yeah, awesome.

So I want everybody to close their eyes, yeah?

Everyone close their eyes.

I'm going to blow the horn three times.

On the third time, I want you all to open your eyes and look at me. Everyone

understand?

Awesome.

Everybody eyes closed.

You're Dynamo God, man.

You is for unexplained. So here's Dynamo to take us through some of the weird

and wonderful theories behind his magic.

Over the years, I've had people give me some crazy explanations for what I do.

When I walked across the River Thames, I had people saying that I was walking on

tortoises that were swimming across the Thames.

They were trained tortoises that would take me from one side to the other.

I don't think I've ever tried to train a tortoise.

I haven't, but I reckon it's pretty hard.

One of the funniest explanations for my magic was when I walked down the side of

the L .A. Times building and some guy explained that I had giant suction cups

on the bottom of my shoes that would allow me to stick to the walls and walk

down it, which is an interesting idea.

I don't think it would work.

Taking a stroll.

Are you kidding me?

Oh my God.

Oh my God.

So, what the heck?

I found there's two ways that people can react to magic.

One type of person will watch it and just love it and appreciate it for what

is, for the art form. But then the other type of people, they watch it and they

want to know how it's possible.

And both types of people are great, because at the end of the day, they're

talking about the magic.

In fact, I find that the people who go to the length to really try and come up

with possible explanations, even more flattering, because it means that this

person cares so much about what I've done, that they will take the time and

effort to try and make a video explanation about it. Some people say

for magic, but for me, it keeps the magic alive in a way,

me to keep creating new stuff to keep people thinking.

V is for vanish.

But it's not Dynamo vanishing. This time it's a tattoo.

And Dynamo's unique tattoo removal service.

Check this out.

Does anybody here have any tattoos?

I've got one. What have you got? I've got a few.

You've got a few?

The biggest ones.

Oh, wow.

That's awesome.

You have got a few.

You've got quite a lot.

Oh, yeah.

Actually, would you do me a favor?

Would you mind taking your jacket off?

Can I try something with it?

You might not be able to see. It might feel a little bit weird.

You can see the tattoo, right?

Serious?

Watch.

It's going to come back, right?

It's a permanent marking on my body that just got removed.

Not even removed, like yours is removed.

I've got the shakes right now.

It's back, right?

Is it back?

It's coming back, right?

That's one of my sisters that just disappeared.

It's my sister's initials. I've got two little sisters.

So one of them is Donny and Donny is no longer there.

That is very freaky.

W. W is for weight.

Weighing in at only eight stone, Dynamo is no bodybuilder, but he shocked a few

weightlifters down at the Hendon Police Academy gym in North London when he

showed up to show them all up.

You can bench press me, right? Do you reckon?

Ready?

When I was younger, I always found being quite small and slender was a

disadvantage.

It got me in a lot of trouble in the sense that I was an easy target for the

bullies. They would pick me up, put me inside wheelie bins, push me down hills,

pretty much kind of throw me about and do whatever they wanted to me. So as I

got older,

and kind of honed my magical skills, I've taken that disadvantage and make it

into an advantage.

So when I can stop a boxer from lifting me or push an incredibly heavy weight,

to be able to harness that through my magic, it's given me loads of confidence

and hopefully it will inspire others.

You ready? Yep.

Okay. Two, three, go.

Go on.

Go on, mate.

Three.

Three.

Bruce, come on. Come on, Bruce. Three, three, three. Come on, mate.

Come on, Milo.

Push, push.

Push, push. A little bit more, a little bit more.

Holy moly.

Go on, no more.

No more.

No more.

Yeah, you struggle to lift that.

So, someone of my stature, pretty impossible for me to lift this sort of

No way.

Call the ambulance in advance.

Sounds like a challenge here. All right, I'm going to try it.

No special effects.

Okay, bring your hands here.

Let's do it.

Or yours, or yours, or yours, or yours, or yours.

People always ask me what it was like lifting that weight.

And the simple answer is, it was bloody heavy.

I was watching very carefully as that weight was pressing down on his arms

to see if I could see what he's doing, but...

I was amazed. I was amazed. He was straining there, but he was actually

that weight. Amazing. Amazing.

Absolutely incredible.

Wayne was struggling, and he did it. It's incredible.

X.

X is for double XL.

Dynamo loves the big illusion.

From walking across the River Thames in London to walking down a building in LA

and levitating in Rio de Janeiro.

Every show ends with a big, big finale.

When I first started performing street magic, I always had... ambitions to take

it to the next level and to, you know, make it bigger and better.

And with Magician Impossible, I've had the opportunity to really, I guess,

double excel the magic that I do.

It also allows me to give people a whole new perspective.

on the world, on different landmarks of the world, on how you might perceive

things. Because at the end of the day, when I perform magic, I want to try and

open up people's minds, get them to think about things differently.

Why?

Why is for Yorkshire.

West Yorkshire, to be exact, and Dynamo's hometown of Bradford.

No matter where I go in the world, there's no place I feel more at home

back in Yorkshire, in Bradford. The best part about it is, you know, my grandma

cooks me food, and she makes the best food ever.

Yorkshire puddings, here, with corned beef hash in the middle, it's perfect.

My favourite meal there is. I'm a Yorkshire boy through and through.

So, Yorkshire puddings, Yorkshire, Bradford, me, home.

Perfect. But before we leave Bradford behind and head for the end of our A to

here's Dynamo performing a piece of magic featuring Bradford's very own

tower. What's your name? I'm Jess. Jess. And you are? I'm Emma. Emma. Nice to

meet you.

Jess, are you wearing a watch?

Yeah. What time is it right now?

It is about 25 to 3. 25 to 3.

I want both of you to take your watch off.

And I want you to think of any other time, yeah, in the past, yeah, from

today. Both think of that right now.

Yeah. You got time in mind? Yeah.

Without looking at each other, I want you to set your watches to that time,

yeah? Don't let me see and don't let each other see what you're doing. Once

you've done that, cover the watch face with your hand.

Where's 918?

Show that.

918.

Show me yours.

918. Oh, my God.

And you both bought that time at random, yeah? Yeah.

Oh,

my God.

It's freaky, that.

On that face, huh?

Oh, God.

And finally, Zed is for Zed.

Dynamo has been performing magic since he was a young boy.

His series Magician Impossible started back in 2011, and since then he's been

travelling the world performing magic for thousands of people.

It's been a rollercoaster ride for the boy from Bradford, but now the Magician

Impossible journey has come to an end.

Dynamo can now look forward to what's next on the horizon because there's one

thing for sure. He isn't going to hang up his magic hat any time soon.

Who'd have thought that all those years ago, an 11 -year -old kid in Bradford

who had a passion for magic that was introduced to him by his grandpa could

sitting here today talking to you guys about all these crazy things that I've

done over the last few years.

It's just been such an incredible journey.

I've got to live my wildest dreams, and I've got to share the experiences with

you guys. And to be honest, without you guys, that wouldn't be a success.

So this isn't the end of the show.

It's the end of Edition Impossible, but our magical journey is definitely going

to continue.

I need to get a few Zs and a bit of rest for a little while, but I'll definitely

be back.

You've got to be kidding me, man.

But right now, I think the only thing left to do is what I do at the end of

every piece of magic on the show, and that's sleep.

Wow. Well, you know, he could have just asked me for 50 bucks.

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