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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.
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Meet the Masters of Illusion.
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Welcome to Masters of Illusion. I'm Dean
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Cain. Matter and energy, time and space.
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These are elements of the universe that
cannot change, that cannot bend, that
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cannot break.
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Or can they?
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What you're about to see will challenge
even the most fundamental laws of
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existence. Now, are you ready for the
challenge?
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So am I.
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A puzzle is meant to challenge our
brains.
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Solving them often takes days, sometimes
longer.
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Now, those ones I usually give up on,
but the reward in completing a puzzle is
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the end to our frustration.
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Don't be frustrated by our masters of
illusion tonight. They mostly end with a
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happy surprise.
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Time for another installment of How Did
He Do That?
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Keep your mind focused on the
spectacular Tommy Wynn.
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How are we feeling, everybody?
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All right. On stage, we have a
framework. There's nothing above it,
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below it. We're going to show you what's
on the inside.
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All right, let's open it up.
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Ladies and gentlemen, inside the box is
our beautiful assistant, Stacy.
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Let's close the box.
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Now, we're going to spin the box around
to show you all the sides of the box.
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Stacey's going to stay right on the
inside.
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All right, let's spin it around.
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Hang on in there, Stacey. We're going
for a little ride.
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And when I say ride, I mean ride. Check
this out, folks.
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Thank you very much.
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for another spin with the very
delightful mysteries created by London's
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Magic. Here is Billy Kidd.
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Thank you very much.
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Would you guys like to meet something
cute?
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Come on.
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Come on.
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Something cute.
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That's not cute yet.
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In fact, it's going to get so cute. We
don't even need all this. It's going to
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get so cute. We're going to need not
much of anything.
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So are you going to do it? You're going
to do it? Come on.
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Come on.
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Come on.
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Get cute.
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Watch this.
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It's going to get so cute.
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Can you do it?
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Come on, baby.
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Come on, baby.
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Can you get cute?
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Oh, can you guys see that?
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Can you see? That's cute, right? That's
so cute. I bet you were going to do it,
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right? That is so cute.
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I can see it in your eyes. I can see
that little twinkle in your eyes. It's
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cute enough for you, is it? You want a
bit more cute, don't you? You're going
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get just a little bit more cute. Just a
little bit more cute. Here we go. Come
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on.
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Come on. You get a little bit more cute.
Just a little.
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Just a little bit.
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Just a little bit more cute. Oh, baby.
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Can you see that? No, you probably can't
see that. I'm going to show you guys.
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Can you see that?
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Can you see how cute that is? That's
like 17 millimeters of cute. You're
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sweating your face. That is so cute.
That is so cute.
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Probably not cute enough, though, right?
You want more cute. You want more. You
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always want more. You want more than you
deserve kind of cute, right? You want
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cute. Like little fluffy rainbows with
cherries and unicellular kind of cute.
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you're going to get cute.
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You're going to get so cute. We're going
to get one.
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Come on.
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Come on. Get cute. Get cute. Just like
your mama taught you to get cute. Look
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that. Can you see that? That is so cute.
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Oh, I know. You know you're appreciating
our cute decision.
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See that?
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That is so cute.
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So cute.
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So.
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So cute.
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So cute.
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It's not enough, is it?
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No. No. You want more, right?
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This isn't enough cuteness for you, so
I'm going to show you how cute we're
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going to get. Right here, right now.
Watch this. So cute. Come on.
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Come on.
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Come on. Get even cuter.
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No. No.
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Oh, my gosh. Can you see that?
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Can you see? No, no, no. You don't
appreciate this. I'm going to show you.
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I'm going to show you. That's cute.
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That's not cute.
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That's cute. That's not cute. This is
cute, but this is very not cute. That is
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not cute.
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But this is super cute.
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This is so cute, you might even want to
kiss it.
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Kiss it.
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Kiss it.
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You too.
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Not cute enough. We'll get even cuter.
Even cuter. Yes. Oh, yes. Yeah.
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Even cuter.
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Even cuter.
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So, so cute. Look at this. So cute.
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So cute.
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You can't resist it, can you?
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That's cute magic.
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Time once again to go down into the
audience.
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Here is the always incredible.
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Jonathan Pendray.
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Okay,
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gentlemen, grab that right there. Grab
it from the bottom. Don't let it fall.
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Grab the top.
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Open it up and look inside.
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Remove the objects.
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Go ahead. It's a coin.
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Now, the glass is solid. And you're
happy with that? Yes. Knock it there.
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Excellent. Watch. If I drop the coin
into the glass and bring it back out and
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drop it in there, the glass stops. It
doesn't go any farther.
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But watch this.
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Hold that with this hand as a finger
tip.
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Bring this straight out. Don't let go of
the glass.
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Watch.
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Now, that's crap. I want you to put your
hand on top of mine and put the other
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hand below.
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Okay, can the camera see that now?
Watch.
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Now, that's fair, correct?
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No way for that to get inside.
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Watch.
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Go ahead.
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Open it up. Open it up. I can even touch
it.
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A solid coin? A solid glass?
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An impossible prediction by Spidey.
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Is it possible
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for colors to influence a person's
behavior?
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Well, our next performer will play out
this thesis. Here is the intriguing
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hypnotist slash mentalist slash magician
known simply as Spidey.
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We're going to try something really
strange now with three randomly selected
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audience members and a couple of
pillows. What is your name?
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Cynthia, there are four pillows on
stage, orange, blue, green, and red. In
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moment, you're going to name one color.
That color will stay on stage. The other
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three will go on your chair. Which color
is staying on stage?
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Green.
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Great. So red, blue, and orange will go
on your chair.
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Orange here, blue there, red there.
Guys, have a seat. Get comfortable.
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I brought these for you.
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You're good? Comfortable? Okay.
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I've got a book over here. I want you to
see, Cynthia, as I flip through this,
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all the page numbers are different, all
the words are different. I'm going to
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pass the bookmark down the page like
this. I want you to say stop when you
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me. Try stop when you say.
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Stop. Right there? Is that exactly what
you said?
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I'm going to place it right on the page
where you said stop, and I'm going to
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open that up, and I want you to look at
the page number as well as the first
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word on that page.
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Can you remember both?
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Page number and the first word on that
page.
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Do you see it?
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Page number and first word on that page.
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You can remember that?
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Okay. For the very first time, what was
the first word on the page that you said
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stop on?
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Hat? H -A -T? Hat?
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Is that what you saw?
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What if I told you guys that I knew for
a fact that she was going to pick the
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word hat?
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In fact, I was so sure that I put that
prediction somewhere very safe, right
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under your butt.
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One, two, three. Stand up, grab your
pillows, pull the pillowcase off those
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pillows, and show the audience.
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H -A -G Hatch!
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Yes!
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Woo!
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Good! Thank you so much, guys. You go
back to your chair. Thank you so much.
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Thank you.
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Thank you, sir. Thank you. Thank you.
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Thank you.
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I'll be very honest.
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I'm really glad you guys enjoyed that.
I'm so happy you enjoyed it. But the
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whole time, I was thinking of one thing
in my head.
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I was thinking how happy I am that she
picked the green pillow to stay on
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Because if she didn't pick the green
pillow, one of them would have sat down
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the green pillow.
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And that would have been very tragic.
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Thank you. Thank you.
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The Rubik's Cube, I have
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spent hours trying to master it, and the
only result has been frustration.
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But not for our next magician.
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You'll see what I mean.
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Here is Steve Brundage.
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Thank you.
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So we're going to try something fun with
a Rubik's Cube, but it's not fair if I
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solve it, so I want someone else to help
me mix it up. Who wants to do that for
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me? Any volunteers? Can you help me?
Yep, for me. Jump on stage for me.
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Fantastic. What's your name?
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Jay. Jay, you can step right up here. I
want you to take the Rubik's Cube in
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front of you, twist and turn as much as
you want. Twist and turn.
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And we'll throw the quick challenge.
Jay, how fast do you want me to solve
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Rubik's Cube? Any time you want.
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Five seconds? Five seconds. It's insane,
Jay.
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So I'm going to show you how to cheat
with the Rubik's Cube. That is, you mix
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up. The secret is you don't actually
turn it. So I want you to watch all the
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colors, all the stickers.
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I want you to watch the green middle
sticker.
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All you do is you cover it for a split
second.
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Now,
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we'll do it one more time, but try it
with our Jay. Both hands out.
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For this time, we're going to do it one
-handed mixed up, but to make sure I
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can't cheat, one -handed mixed up behind
the back.
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When you catch it, back dissolves in
every single side. Watch. So completely
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mixed up.
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Are you going to catch it? Yeah. You
ready for it? Watch. Mixed up one
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One -handed behind the back when Jay
catches it.
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Now, that's impressive, but it's just me
doing sleight of hand. Have you ever
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solved the Rubik's Cube before, Jay?
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Never. I want you to try to solve the
Rubik's Cube, but if I just hand it to
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you, it might take a couple minutes. I
don't want you to think about it. So
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right now, instead of mixing up the
Rubik's Cube in front of you, I want you
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take the cube and put it behind your
back just like this, and I want you to
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start to twist and turn as fast and slow
as you want. Both hands. Can you feel
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that behind your back?
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Yeah. And start to twist and turn.
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A little faster, a little slower. Keep
on doing it.
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And don't think about what you're doing,
but kind of just keep on turning and
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stop any time you want.
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You stop turning? Do you believe in
yourself, Jay?
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I do. I want you to take out the Rubik's
Cube and just turn it from behind the
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back and show the crowd what you just
did.
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What's up, man?
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Next,
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the amazing card wizardry of Joe Myers.
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Our next magician asks a member of the
audience not to pick a card, but rather
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to design their own.
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Hmm.
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Here's Joel Myers.
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Now, this is Liz. She's a random member
from the audience. So, Liz, this is a
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blank deck of playing cards. This is
basically just completely blank on every
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single side. Liz, check those out. Make
sure they're blank. That's perfect.
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Okay.
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Liz, here's the deal. We've got to make
a card unique. So here's what we're
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going to do. We're going to take just
one of the blank cards. You take that.
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Liz, I want you to draw something,
whatever you want.
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Literally, whatever you want. Yeah, a
little picture. Are you doing a self
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-portrait? Yeah.
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Oh, it's a flower.
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And then, Liz, sign your little
autograph on there so we know that that
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piece of art. Wow.
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That is perfect. Look at Liz's beautiful
field. Liz, everybody, right?
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Liz, here's what's cool. I can literally
make your drawing do whatever I want.
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I'm going to show you what I'm talking
about. This is pretty sweet.
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Liz, I can make that drawing do whatever
I want. Now that that card has that
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piece of art on there, it's completely
unique.
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You can tell that it's the exact same
card from the start to the finish.
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what we're going to do. I'm going to
take that card, place it from the top
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the middle just like this. You push it
in, Liz.
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Here's the weird part. All I have to do
is snap like that. When I do that, your
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card comes back up.
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I'll do it again. He looks mad.
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I'll do it again. Watch. Liz's same
card. Once again, I'll take it from the
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This time I'll put it in the back just
like this, about halfway down.
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All I have to do is just give a little
shake and a snap and it comes back up
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again.
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Okay, so now we're going to use my cell
phone. So Liz, put out your hand
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flat like a little table.
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Awesome sauce. Phone goes on your hand
just like that.
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I'm going to take the card from over
here, Liz. I'm going to try and make a
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from over here to underneath that cell
phone.
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Okay. I know. She's like, challenge
accepted, Harry Potter. This is good.
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All right, here we go. Watch.
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I'm going to blow on the drawing. You're
going to see this happen, Liz, from
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where you're at. Watch this.
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Did she go?
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No. Liz, did I touch that cell phone at
all? No.
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Look underneath the phone, Liz. This is
crazy. Look underneath the phone. Check
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it out.
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That would have been cool, you guys. Oh,
my God.
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There's a magician here that could do
that.
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Liz,
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it's actually inside the phone.
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Have I touched that phone since you saw
it go? No?
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Liz, check this out. Watch the phone.
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Okay. Hold on to the cards for me. Okay.
Watch the phone.
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I'm going to open it up just like this.
Just tap the screen wherever you want. I
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don't know, Liz.
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See a folded up card there? Here's the
really weird part. If I want, I can move
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it and pull it out of the phone just
like this. Fold it up. And the really
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part, guys, is it's not just any blank
card. It is the drawing that leads me
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from the beginning.
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I'm going to give Liz a big hand.
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And now for something completely
different. Here is the very difference,
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Sperry.
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Sean Jay will make you doubt your senses
when we come back.
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Is it possible to make time stand still
or to turn back the clock?
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Well, I don't have the answers to those
questions, but here is someone who just
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might. Ladies and gentlemen, Sean Jay.
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What? What? What?
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That's it.
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Well, that's it for our Masters of
Illusion show. We hope you'll join us
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time for more amazing magic. Until then,
I am Dean Cain. Good night, and thank
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you for watching.
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Well, happy birthday to you.
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And, uh, good birthday to you too.
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And, uh, do it.
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Yeah, let's do that tomorrow.
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It's about that.
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It's how we do it.
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We're going to do that very soon.
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