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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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Welcome to Masters of
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Illusion. I'm Dean Cain. Now our goal
tonight is to confuse you. What you see
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not really what you see.
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Our brain says this cannot be true.
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But your eyes, our eyes, we witness the
facts.
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Now, are you ready to be confused?
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Because I just totally confused myself,
so.
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Okay, so what do you see here?
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Do you see a pole surrounded by a whole
bunch of circles?
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Well, that pole does not exist. It is
the total creation of your brain.
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And the goal of our Masters of Illusion
is to make you see what is not there.
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There is no spoon.
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They will make you believe their
reality.
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Combining illusion and mystery with a
touch of comedy is one of Canada's most
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popular magicians. Here is Chris Bum.
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Well, It's card trick time, but not for
our live audience. No, it's card trick
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time for the people at home.
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That's right. We're going to do a card
trick. So I want you to get up out of
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your chair, get a little bit closer to
the TV and check this out. We've got
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playing cards, five of them actually.
What I want you to do is memorize one of
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these five playing cards. Keep it locked
in your brain.
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Don't forget it.
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I'm going to read your mind through the
screen. I'll tell you exactly which card
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you picked.
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I think it's that one.
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Check it out.
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Your card's gone, isn't it?
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Yeah. I knew I'd get it. That's a big
mind blow.
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From Tokyo, Japan, our next performer
will never leave you hungry.
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You'll see what I mean in just a second.
Here is the very charming and very
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intriguing Shoot Ogawa.
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I would like to show you some magic, but
I need a lady to help me from the
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audience.
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Could you help me, lady?
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Yes, yes, me, yes.
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Please give a big round of applause.
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Please be careful upstairs.
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Nice to meet you. Thank you very much.
So now, I want you to check my sleep,
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because sometimes people think I'm
hiding something here. Could you check
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sleep?
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Okay.
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You're so happy.
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That's good.
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I chose the right person.
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I'm not hiding anything, right? If you
want, you can check out of that.
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Great.
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You're happy. If you want, you can check
everything.
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Okay. Like, you know, Los Angeles.
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Like, New York.
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All right. Okay.
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That's different entertainment.
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She said, I'm not hiding anything.
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But of course, sometimes I hide
something, but she doesn't know. That's
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whole point. It's too many for my
friend, okay?
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All right. So now you can tell she
didn't check anything, but we're going
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magic together, okay?
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Okay, I chose the right person.
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Okay. So now we're going to do some of
the card trick. But before we start, I
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need just your help. Stay there. I just
drop card like this. So face up anywhere
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you like.
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Start.
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Here. Okay, that's good.
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All right. So I don't care, but thank
you for your help.
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Patience. I keep this card in my pocket.
I'm going to use this card later.
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But please forget about this. That's a
teamwork, okay?
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Could you take a card, Maria?
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Okay? Don't show it to me. And I want
you to sign maybe like a smiley face,
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you just smile. Okay? Just big circle
and smile, okay?
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You finished?
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Okay, good. Okay, can I have a pen?
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You need a pen?
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Large one? Okay, show it to everyone.
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Okay, good.
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All right.
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So now, I want you to put it back in the
middle of the card.
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Put it back in the middle.
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You're aggressive.
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Okay.
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So sometimes people check my sleeve, but
you didn't check right because, you
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know, actually, believe it or not, it's
a thin, you know, plain card.
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Wow. Okay. Is this your card?
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No. Why are you so happy?
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No.
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Okay. Yeah, it's the wrong card. I know,
I know. It's no signature. But a
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magician always has an extra card just
in case, you know, we prepared.
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So this is a six of hearts.
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No. It is six cards. Yes, okay, yeah,
just like that.
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All right, so give me a second. I have
more cards here, just in case I have
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cards here. So is this including your
card?
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No? Okay, all right, sorry.
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It's going to be long, though. Let me
see. I have another thing in my pocket.
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Sorry, I forgot another one. Sorry.
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Okay, there's too many here. All right,
so...
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Sorry, yeah, I was hungry.
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You know, sometimes people think I'm
hiding stuff everywhere, and that's
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correct. Could you open your hand? Okay,
just I use your hand, and just grab the
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card like this way, like that. Okay,
very good. Don't lose, don't lose. Okay,
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just like that way. Hold it.
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Okay, I have more stuff in my... I have
an extra card just in case. Yeah.
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Okay, you don't like that. Okay, let's
try it again.
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So people ask me, how many cards do I
have? And of course, I have two deck of
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cards almost, like this.
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Of course, one deck of cards.
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Before you choose cards, actually, he
says, stop, I put one card in my pocket.
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If that card is your chosen card, it's
great, right? My hand is empty. My
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is empty. Watch carefully right here.
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I have a deck of cards.
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Yes, yes, mighty face. Yes.
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Thank you very much. I love you. Thank
you so much.
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Well,
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you've heard the saying, put your money
where your mouth is.
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Well, that's no challenge for the
lightning fast magician that you're
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meet. Here is Chris Korn.
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Cheers. Thank you.
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When I first got into magic, I was age
14, and my best friend, Sid, got a magic
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kit for Christmas.
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And people always ask how I got started.
That was it. We sat up all night, read
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tricks from the magic kit, and did a
little show for his mom in the morning.
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this is one of the first tricks I
learned. Not all that amazing, but I'll
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it to you.
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That's it.
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Not all that impressive.
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No, here's the magic part.
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I know.
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Well, you heard the expression, put your
money where your mouth is. We'll do
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that.
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For you. Yeah.
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Laugh at the unbelievable talent of
Chipper Bowen.
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the dynamic energy of America's
professor of magic. He knows whether or
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are a success with his very special
formula.
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Here is Chipper Lowell.
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Thank you, guys.
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Big round of applause for our audience
volunteer, Jacqueline.
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Jacqueline, take the cards. I'm not
going to play with them. I want you to
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through them. You'll see that they're
all mixed up. They're all shuffled up.
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that correct?
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Yes. Yes? Excellent. I want you to take
half the cards and turn them the other
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way, upside down, and I'm going to have
you shuffle them together, okay? So some
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are upside down, some are right side up.
However you want to do it, you can mush
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them together.
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You can take your time.
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There you go.
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Is that good?
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All right, you want to do it a couple,
just take it up a couple more times. I
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really want to make sure that they're
completely shuffled up. And again, some
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are up, some are down. Don't be worried
because they have to be mixed up. Are
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you good, Jacqueline? Okay, now I'm
going to have you spread the cards in
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hands. And I'm going to get out of the
way because you're going to take the
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card, throw them right up in the air.
You're going to be raining cards. You
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ready? Go for it.
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And there we go. Okay.
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Excellent. Okay. Now, some of them are
face down.
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So I'd like you to go grab three of the
face down cards. One over there, one
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over here, wherever you want to do. But
grab three of them and put them
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together. There you go. Another one.
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Excellent. One more.
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You got it.
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Very good.
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Mix them up a little bit. Shuffle them
up, if you would please.
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Are you good?
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Excellent. Let me take one of those. One
of those. We're going to throw this one
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away, whatever it is. Okay?
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Five of diamonds.
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Five of diamonds. We are throwing it
away.
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Okay? Next one. Whichever one you want.
All right? That one. Okay. The four of
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spades. Four of spades. Guess what?
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It's out of here.
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Yes. We have one card left. What is it?
Hold it up so everyone can see it. It is
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the king of hearts.
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King of hearts. King of hearts. King of
hearts. Where is it here on the board?
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King of hearts. Oh, right here. King of
hearts. Now, you just as easily could
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have had this card. You could have
easily taken this one. You could have
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say, this one over here. You could have
chosen this one here. You could have had
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this one. But you went with the king of
hearts.
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Completely random.
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But this is so cool. Do me a favor, if
you would. I want you to hold onto this
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card. Put that one on the floor.
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And I want you to hold it against
yourself. Don't look at it. Just stay
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there. Here's the reasons why you didn't
pick these. You may not realize this,
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but for instance, if you had picked the
two of hearts, you would have been a
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loser, but you're not a loser.
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No, no. If you had picked the eight of
clubs, you would have been a loser, but
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you're not a loser. As a matter of fact,
if you had picked the queen of hearts,
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loser. Or if you had picked the king,
king of fate, loser.
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As a matter of fact, if you had picked
any of these, you would have been a
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loser.
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But you picked one card, one card out of
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you very slowly turn that card around
with me, ladies and gentlemen?
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Winner!
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Thank you so much. Think about it.
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Next,
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an impossible prediction by the
Eversons.
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Here are two people who have mastered
the ability to astound their audiences
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with their mind manipulations.
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Open your own mind as you meet the
Evisons.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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How many of you have ever had the
experience where the phone rings and
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you answer it, you know who's calling?
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It's amazing when that happens.
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I think that's caller ID.
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You could be right.
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I need somebody who has a smartphone.
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Show me if you have a smartphone.
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Perfect. Somebody totally at random. I'm
going to toss this ball out into the
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audience behind my back.
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If you catch the ball and you don't have
a phone, hand it to the person nearest
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you who does. Get ready. Here we go. At
random.
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All right. Pick it up. Did we get out
there? Perfect.
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Okay. Do you have a phone?
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Have we ever met you before?
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Perfect. Could you come over here? Meet
me right in the front. Bring your phone
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with you. We need to have the phone.
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Give her a big round of applause,
everybody.
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This is great.
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Hi, hi. Just drop the ball.
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That's perfect.
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And this is your phone. What's your
first name?
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Zoe. Zoe. Perfect. Could you open your
phone, please? Just do the password.
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Let's unlock it. That's 3271.
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Thank you so much. Really appreciate
that. Open up your contact. Do you have
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lot of contacts in your phone?
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No, not too many. Do you have any idea
how many contacts in your phone?
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No. Have a go, Tess. How many contacts?
You're just getting started, Zoe, and
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I've turned away so I can't see anything
on your phone. I think it's just 87.
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So you have no idea. You've got to go
way to the end below this letter C. How
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many contacts?
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87. 87. She was right.
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So let's choose somebody totally at
random.
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Right? So just go through your phone.
Here's what we want to do. Nobody in
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area code. Is this a friend or family?
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That's a friend. Okay.
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Go ahead and hold it here.
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And by the way, what about this number?
This is a friend's number, Ted.
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And I want you to ignore the area code,
Zoe. Don't say it out loud. Don't even
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think of it. Right now I'm thinking of a
four, and I think that's the first
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number after the area code.
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Yes. Good. We're connecting.
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Up to the four, I believe that's a
seven.
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Yeah. Isn't that a nine?
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Yeah. Zoe, in mind, I have a one.
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Yeah.
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Six. Yeah.
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I think the last one's a four.
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Yeah. She got the entire number. Okay,
that's right. See?
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Now, repeat this. Describe it. Go ahead.
Is it a man? A woman?
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I was thinking it was a woman. Is it a
woman?
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Yes. It is.
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Pretend you're dialing your friend's
number.
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457 -9164. Pretend she answers the
phone. She picks it up. She says hello.
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You say, hi, is this... Dominique? Is
it... Yeah, it is.
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Thank you very much.
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That goes beyond caller ID, right?
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Thank you.
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Magicians the world over seek to defy
gravity.
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What's clearly impossible just might
prove to be an easy task for this next
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performer. Here is Joseph Gabriel.
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Magic has a wonderful history. It goes
all the way back to the pyramids. What
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I'm going to show you today is a
wonderful illusion that was invented
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years ago.
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What I love about it is because it's so
simple. It uses a wooden plank, a chair,
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a ring, and a person from the audience.
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Let me see here. Hi, what is your name?
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Ashley. Ashley. Give Ashley a nice round
of applause. Come on. Thank you, my
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dear.
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If you would, Ashley, just sit right in
this chair right over here.
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Great. And you get to have a little
closer view of what's going to happen,
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And Ashley, this is where the magic
happens.
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Are you going to help me?
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Stand right over here and look at the
ball.
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I think it's coming.
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I think it's following you, Ashley.
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I'm only on the end here.
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Now, Ashley, what I'd like you to do is
point at the ball, wiggle your finger,
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and your job is to get that ball all the
way to the top of the plank. And if you
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can do that...
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I know they're going to give you a great
response, okay?
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Ashley, go for it.
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Up and down.
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You got it going, Ashley.
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You got it.
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Give Ashley a nice round of applause,
everyone.
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Thank you, my dear.
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Let her hear you.
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Thank you so much.
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will make you doubt your senses when we
come back.
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He is considered one of the world's
foremost illusionists.
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Behold, the beguiling deception of Greg
Ruin.
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Thank you very much.
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How's everyone doing tonight?
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I need to give a bit of help tonight, so
I'm going to come out here to the
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crowd. I need a gentleman, and I can see
this guy right here. I need someone
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with a jacket. What is your name, sir?
Jonathan.
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Jonathan, let's give Jonathan a big
round of applause.
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We're going to make his way up on the
stage.
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Thank you for joining us, Jonathan,
tonight.
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We are going to do an escape. Have you
ever done an escape in your life before?
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Not that I care to talk about it. Not
that you want to talk about it, okay.
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We've got a bag, and you're going to
help me be the eyes and the ears for the
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audience. We're going to check
everything out tonight. Check the bottom
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bag. Make sure there's no buttons, no
seams that are unopened or opened.
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Make sure there's no Velcro.
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It's good. It's solid. That is
important.
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Jonathan, this is going to go down
inside of this black set of material,
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someone has to get into the bag tonight.
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You got it. No, it's not you, Jonathan,
but thank you.
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Ladies and gentlemen, bring to the stage
my lovely assistant, Alex. Give her a
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big round of applause.
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Thank you, Alex.
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Now, to make sure, Jonathan, that we're
not using a twin, do take your jacket
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off, if you don't mind. And we're going
to take this jacket, and I want you to
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place it onto Alex. That way, you'll
know down the road, there is only one
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that looks like her.
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With one jacket.
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All right, Jonathan, now we're going to
bring this up to here.
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I'm going to get it all the way up here.
Make sure it's good and solid. Make
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sure there's no buttons.
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No, once again, the seams are good and
solid. Make sure it's all good. Is it
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good? Now we're going to get to the fun.
She's going to go down inside this bag.
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Very good.
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And we're going to actually take this
piece of leather.
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We're going to go all the way around the
outside of the bag.
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Nice and tight. Now, when your job comes
in, could you hold the top of this bag?
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Right up here, right at the very top.
We're going to do one more thing to
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Jonathan, that this is secure. I'm going
to tie this rope to your arm.
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Then we're going to tie this to the bag
itself, Jonathan. That way, there's no
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way she can escape. You would think
that's fair, Jonathan. Is that correct?
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That's pretty fair. Fair.
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Jonathan, you ready for this? I'm going
to take this cloth. We're going to come
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up and one, two, three.
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Alex has made it out. Ladies and
gentlemen, fair play.
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Ladies and gentlemen, give Alice a big
round of applause. She did fantastic.
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Jonathan, the bag is still in your hand.
It's tied with the leather around the
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top. Check to make sure that's a solid
bag still. There's no seams, no Velcro,
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no buttons. And you feel there's
something inside that bag. Jacket. You
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so? I'll tell you what. I'll help you
undo this.
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Take this off here.
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Very good, Jonathan.
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Excellent. Jonathan, the strap will come
off.
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Take the top of that bag, reach down
inside, and Jonathan in the bag.
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Jonathan's jacket, ladies and gentlemen.
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Thank you very much, Jonathan.
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Let's give him a big round of applause.
He did fantastic.
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Well,
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that's it for tonight's Masters of
Illusion.
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I'm Dean Cain. Thank you so much for
watching.
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All right.
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Thank you guys
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very much. Well done.
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