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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 Illusion. I
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am Dean Cain.
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Conjuring.
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Prestidigitation.
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Illusion. All terms to describe magic as
a form of art, as entertainment.
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Well, I think you'll agree that when you
see what you're about to see, that the
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magicians here this evening are truly
artists.
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Are you ready to see some artists?
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Well, here we go.
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Okay, in this illustration, is the white
line on the same plane with the blue,
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the red, the yellow, or the green line?
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If I drew a straight line across.
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Actually, it is the yellow line.
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Ooh. Well, our masters of illusion will
bend your ability to determine fact from
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fiction tonight.
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Our next performer is a master of fast
talk and charming deception.
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You probably wouldn't want to buy a used
car from him. Just a piece of advice.
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Here is Chipper Lowell.
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Yes!
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Ah, it's so nice to be here. Do me a big
favor and give it up for our studio
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volunteer, Liz!
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Liz, you are all set. You've got the
goggles, safety vest, the bag. You're
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ready. It's time to release the bees.
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Okay, no, no.
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We're actually going to release the
money, okay? Big, giant money. So get
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hands up there. When I bring them down,
that's when you start.
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Here we go!
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Rooter on, everybody!
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Excellent. You're doing great.
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Keep going.
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Almost. Yeah.
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You're doing fantastic.
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All right. A couple more. We're going to
do a dance on.
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Five, four, three, two, and one.
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Yeah. Give it up for her. She's doing
fantastic.
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All right. Let me bring this down.
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All right.
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Come on in. There you go. All the way
out.
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You are doing great.
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Come on forward. Let me take that off
you.
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And give her another big hand. Let's
hear it for her. You did fantastic.
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Yeah. Wow.
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And you got a lot of money.
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You did really, really good.
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Okay. I'm going to pour that out. Reach
in there. Just grab it all. Put it into
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the bowl.
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All right. Good job.
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Good job.
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Is that it?
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Just a couple. You got it. I'll crunch
them up. Good for you.
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All right. Let's see what you got. We're
going to count it up on the tray. We
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have 100. You can go and help me, too.
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This is the most exciting part of the
show right now.
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Yes.
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Masters of accounting.
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Okay. You got it. We got another one.
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Excellent. You got a five. You got a 50.
Oh, you're doing good. Give it up for
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that. Yeah.
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All right. And a couple more.
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Hundreds. There we go. And one more is a
50. I think you did good. Give it up.
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That was great.
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Let's count up how much you got here. So
starting with the hundreds, everybody,
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we have 100, 200, 300, 400.
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The 50s would be 450, 5, 556, 650.
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And then the 20s would be 670, 690, 750.
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$110, $715, $720, and that's $21, $22,
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$23, $24, $25, $26, $27, $28, $29.
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You did fantastic. Let's write that
down.
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$729.
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There you go. Hold it proudly. Give it
up for she did great.
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See, you know what? You did so good that
I'm actually going to give you a crisp
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$1 bill for helping out today. And it's
legit. You can use it anywhere. It's got
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my photo on it. So there you go.
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Wait a minute. Wait, wait. Was it $7
.29?
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I feel like I've seen that somewhere
before.
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Like, seriously, that exact amount.
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No, it's been written somewhere. That
exact. Oh, this is going to blow your
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mind. Ladies and gentlemen, that exact
amount.
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Give it up.
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I'm a miracle. I'll do that to myself.
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Okay. It actually gets more amazing
because I didn't show you the top of the
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table. Ladies and gentlemen, $749.
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Yeah. Magic
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is
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the combination of perfect timing and
unexpected surprise.
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Well, both of these elements are the
trademark of this magician.
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Here is Michael Turco.
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Well, good evening, masters of illusion.
I'm Michael Turco. I grew up on the
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Jersey Shore. We all know the Jersey
Shore, right?
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Well, I sat in this big lifeguard stand
and I just stared into the ocean.
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That was my summer job.
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And I dreamt every day that one day I'd
make it on the stage.
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Well, ladies and gentlemen, check this
out. Raise the claw.
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As I sat in this big lifeguard stand.
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I dreamt that one day I'll be able to
bring my life back to stand everywhere.
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Drop it!
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Well, raise the cloth one more time.
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Bring it up, bring it up.
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I wouldn't be complete without some
Jersey Shore bait, right?
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Drop it!
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Ha ha!
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Hi, girls.
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Let's go to our audience camera and the
lightning fast talent of Macon Fane.
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I want to show you something with just a
wee bit of magic. Watch, if I click my
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fingers like this, something happens.
Look at that.
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Isn't that cool?
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Isn't that amazing? Now, here, go and
pull on that. Nothing happens when you
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pull on it, right? It's just a ball. But
watch, if I just give it a flick at
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just the right angle, you get another
one. Here, hold on to this one over
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You can feel it. It really doesn't do
anything. All right, but watch if I take
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a... Actually, you've got another one
right over here behind your ear.
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Perfect.
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Watch, so this is the... One,
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two... Three, if you have that. Three
sponge balls, but you know what you get
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when you multiply a sponge ball times a
sponge ball times a sponge ball?
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A sponge ball cube.
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That's all. Yeah, there you go.
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Thank you very much.
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That was good.
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Now, laugh at the unbelievable talent of
Murray Dodgson.
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If you ever go to a park and you're not
sure what to bring the host, Our next
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magician has some interesting ideas.
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Here is Murray Sodcha.
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Don't listen to him.
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Thanks so much, you guys. I am so
honored to be here. I see a lot of you
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at me, and I know exactly what you're
thinking. And I can answer it. There is
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not a pomeranian on my head.
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It's my hair.
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You know, this jacket, you guys like it?
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It's a brand new jacket. You ever get
new clothing, you cut tags off, and
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there's a pin that pokes you like a
piece of plastic that you wear out all
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night? Is there a tag hanging off the
back of this?
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Now, there's a pin poking the heck out
of me.
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I don't know if you guys see.
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Not this pin right here.
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There's not a tag, though, is there?
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That is so frustrating.
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Oh, wait.
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That's a pin. That is so frustrating.
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You really feel it.
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I always open my show, too, with my
magic kit. And I got my stool.
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And, of course, I got my briefcase.
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And I always do this here and just get
this out of the way. That's kind of,
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on. That's it.
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Okay.
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That's all I got.
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know there's a big surprise in store
every time I introduce this Las Vegas
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illusionist. Ladies and gentlemen, Tommy
Wynn.
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All right.
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How are we feeling, everybody?
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Good? All right.
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Tonight, I brought along a costume
trunk. Can we spin it around? Let's show
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the entire trunk.
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You see, for years, shows have been
using similar trunks to store their
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costumes. Let's open it up and show them
what's inside the box.
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And right now, there is actually
absolutely nothing inside the box
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doing a show. The costumes are out of
the box. So let's close it up. And I'm
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going to borrow somebody from the
audience who wants to help me out.
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want to help me out?
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What's your name right there?
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Kirsten. Everybody give Kirsten a big
round of applause.
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How are you, Kirsten? Right over this
way. I have a bunch of dresses here.
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are some costumes that we would normally
use.
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In a magic show. Now, as you can see, I
have eight different colored costumes.
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Go ahead, just pick two of the costumes
for me. Any two that you'd like. Doesn't
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matter which one. Okay. That one and one
more.
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And that one. Perfect. All right. What
I'd like you to do is I'd like you to
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choose one of those costumes. The
costume that you choose, we use. Go
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Either the blue or the yellow. It's
completely up to you.
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I'll go with the yellow. The yellow one.
Okay. We're going to go with the yellow
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one. Could you please put the blue right
back on the rack?
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Ladies and gentlemen.
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We're going to do something really cool
with the yellow dress that Kirsten just
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chose and our costume trunk. Ladies,
let's open up the costume trunk.
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All right, here we go.
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All right, and spin it around.
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Keep an eye on that costume trunk.
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Something really cool is about to
happen. Check this out. All right, let's
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it up.
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because inside of the costume is Daisy
wearing the yellow dress.
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That's all I want.
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Come on, let's hear it for cancer one
more time.
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Thank you so much.
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Up next, an impossible prediction by
Andy Blatt.
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performer is ready to challenge you, but
not without the offer of some special
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prizes. Pay attention to the directions
of Andy Gladwin.
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This is no longer a magic show. Instead,
this is a game show. I'm your host,
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Andy Gladwin, and tonight we will be
playing a game with six participants,
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will predict not only who wins the game,
but what prize they win, too. So
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tonight's first contestant is in our
audience here. Hi there, what's your
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Johnny, would you come up and help me?
All you have to do is stand in front of
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any one of these six colored balloons.
You have a complete and free choice.
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Stand in front of one of those six
balloons.
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Go for it. You're infecting our
balloons. Perfect.
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Okay.
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You happy with that one?
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You're settled on the red for the red.
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Well, the one thing I didn't tell you is
this is a psychic game show, because I
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made a prediction before we started the
show, and I knew that you would pick the
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red balloon.
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But we need a few more players to play
the game, so we have a few more people.
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Come on on, guys. And I'd like each of
you to stand in front of a balloon for
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me. That's great.
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Fantastic. Hi. Welcome, everybody.
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Perfect. So now we need to get to know
all of you, so we'll go down the row.
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like you to tell us all your names. So
we'll start with you.
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I'm Christy.
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Christy?
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I'm Johnny.
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Kenzie. Marilyn.
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Demetrius. Sydney.
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Perfect. Welcome to the game. Now, I'm
going to make a prediction of who I
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is going to win our psychic game show.
While I'm doing that, I want you all to
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think about what prize you would like to
win if you win the psychic game show.
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So any prize you like, give it some
thought, and I will predict the winner.
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I think this should be it. I'll leave.
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The prediction here the whole time so
everybody can keep an eye. And here's
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the game show starts.
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It's a simple game of three elimination
steps.
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All you have to do is decide whether or
not you follow along.
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So step one says, any three people pick
up your balloon.
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So decide amongst yourselves, but any
three of you pick up your balloon right
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now.
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Okay, everybody happy?
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Does anybody here want to change their
mind with somebody else?
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No, let's carry on. Step number two
says, if you picked up your balloon,
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you're out of the game. I tried to give
you a chance to change your mind, but
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you didn't. You may return to your
seats. Everybody will give you a round
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applause.
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The three people that picked up their
balloon, you must return to your seats.
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That includes you, I'm afraid, return.
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Thank you very much.
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But the step continues. It says, of the
remaining three, any two of you hide
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your balloon.
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Now, when I say hide, I mean you could
put it behind your back, in your coat,
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whatever you like.
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Everybody happy?
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The final of the three elimination steps
says, if you didn't hide your balloon,
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congratulations, you are the winner.
That's Christy, right? So you two must
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return to your seat. We have a winner?
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Everybody give Christy a big round of
applause for winning the psyche game.
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on over, Christy.
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But I said I would make a prediction as
to who would win the psychic game show.
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I've left it here the whole time. Your
name was Christy, which is why I
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predicted that Christy would win the
psychic game show.
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Thank you.
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But Christy, there's one more thing we
have to deal with.
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The prize.
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I said you could think of any prize.
What prize did you think of?
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I thought of a teddy bear. A teddy bear.
I know it's silly, but I'm excited. You
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could have gone for a holiday to
Barbados or a night in Las Vegas, but
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thought of a teddy bear.
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Yeah. I'm kind of rethinking it now, but
I guess I'm... Well, it's too late.
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It's too late.
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Well, I made one more prediction in my
psychic game show, and I knew that you
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would select a teddy bear.
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And this is for you. I'm going to give
it out to Christine.
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Thank you, Christine.
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Thank you.
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Up next, The Impossible is Made Possible
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by Francis Menachem.
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Our next performer has taken magic as a
craft and turned his close -up skills
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into dynamic, mesmerizing entertainment.
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From Philadelphia, here is Francis
Menotti.
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What is it?
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A chain. A chain, exactly.
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You win.
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In fact, I'd like you to come on up here
for me, please.
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And how about you come up here as well?
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Please welcome to the stage.
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Hi. What's your name?
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Kendra. Kendra. Francis. Nice to meet
you. Nice to meet you.
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And you are?
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Alyssa. Alyssa. Nice to meet you as
well. Francis.
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Kendra, go ahead and turn that key, if
you will.
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There you go. Functions like it should.
Yeah, it opens the lock.
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I'd like you to hold on to that key for
a moment. That'll be important in just a
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couple minutes.
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And Alyssa, why don't you give that a
tug? Make sure it doesn't pull apart.
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chain links don't fall apart or
anything. It's a solid chain.
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Excellent. I'll take this just in case I
need it in a minute.
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And if I may, I'm going to have you
chain my hands together.
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So let's take this, take the end of that
right through here.
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There you go. Feed it through. You got
it.
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Pull it nice and taut.
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Excellent. And would you take the lock
for me, Kendra, and feed it through that
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ring. Yeah, exactly. And that link.
Perfect. Make it nice and taut. And for
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this, we need one more item. Thank you.
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Tobias, he has a piece of cloth. Would
you hold on to that?
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Go ahead and pull, pull, pull, pull.
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Excellent. And drop that in right there.
Perfect. Hold it nice and taut, like
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you're playing a little tug -of -war.
Perfect. Right there's great.
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This is a K.
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Our next Master of Illusion has
performed in more than 85 countries
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world. Here is Greg Gleason.
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Thank you. Thank you very much. It's
great to be here. As a matter of fact, I
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brought a brand new illusion. In fact, I
haven't even had a chance to unpack it
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yet. It's still in the packing crate.
Would you guys like to see it?
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Yeah. All right. Let's just go ahead and
take that illusion out.
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Perfect. Just go ahead and put it up
there. As you can see, this illusion is
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of this world.
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I'm going to go ahead and open it up so
you can see it is an absolutely empty
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box.
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Empty box.
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Now, in order for me to do the illusion,
I need to
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pack. The packing case. People always
say, Greg, what do you do with your
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packing cases? Well, I actually pack the
packing cases into the illusion.
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Check this out.
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Let's put that right on.
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Perfect.
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As you can see, it is an empty packing
case, so the illusion
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should go right into the illusion.
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And there it is, the packing case into
the illusion.
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And my beautiful assistant, Penelope.
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Well, our time is up.
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Don't ask me how they do it. All I can
say is they do it very well because they
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are the masters of illusion.
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I'm Dean Cain. Until next time, thank
you so much for watching. We appreciate
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you guys being here.
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