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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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Hello everybody, I'm Dean Payne and
welcome to Masters of Illusion.
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I often hear people refer to magic
effects as tricks.
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But I can assure you that everything
that happens on this stage will happen
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right before your very eyes. No tricks.
Are you ready?
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Outstanding. Here we go.
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Here are some popular pets.
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Which do you prefer?
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The bunnies or the cats?
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Or do you only see the felines?
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Because to me, the bunnies are the most
obvious.
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But the cats? The cats are surely there.
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No question.
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Well, tonight you will find that the
obvious is what our Masters of Illusion
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will create, only to deceive you.
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Now it is time for one of the most
imaginative magicians we have ever
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on Masters of Illusion. He comes to us
from Paris, France, and he always
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delivers a very unique presentation.
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Here is Xavier Mortimer.
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Tonight, I'm going to show you how
magicians dress up.
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Just take a piece of tape and put it
like that.
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How do I look?
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I look stupid.
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If you do that, it looks like a tie,
right?
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But if you do that, it really looks like
a tie.
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This is how we teach you better Hi
What's your name?
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Come on
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over here Lisa. I
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brought something special for you
tonight. I brought a hole puncher Can
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it for me, please? Just hold it tight.
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You're gonna choose a card any card you
like to punch Say stop stop here this
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one When I say punch, a note before, a
note after, you punch.
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All right? All right. Ready? And punch.
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Good job. And punch.
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Good job. And punch.
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Good job. And punch.
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Perfect. Lisa, now you are going to draw
something on the card, anything you'd
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like to make it unique.
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A little heart.
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That's so nice. We have a card with four
holes and a little heart that is
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unique. Now, watch.
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Got four holes.
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I'm going to take the first hole.
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Put it right here.
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Take the second hole. Put it right here.
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Take the third hole and slide it right
over here.
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These are real holes. It's a little
illusion.
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It's real holes. Look at this. Wait a
minute. If I shake the car, they spin to
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the outside.
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But that's not it.
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There's more. There's more. Do you want
to see some more?
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All right.
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Give me your hand just like that.
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Perfect. I'm going to give you the first
hole. I'm going to give you the second
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hole. The third hole, I can put it
anywhere, like, for example, on my tie.
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it's just not very fashionable.
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I'm going to put it on the bottle. It's
not a good idea either.
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Can you hold it for me like that? Now,
you are going to shake the hole. And
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I say three, you toss them on the card.
Ready? Look at the card. One, two,
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three. Go ahead.
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There.
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Hold back on the card.
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These are real holes, and if I shake it,
they spin to the outside.
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This is your card.
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You keep it as it is.
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That's it for me. Thank you!
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Okay, it's cocktail time, and the man
with an ingenious shaker...
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is ready to baffle your brain. This is
Michael Turco.
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Thank you.
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Hey, Jackie, how are you tonight?
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Good, you having fun? Here at Masters of
Illusion? Awesome. Well, I'm going to
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have you select any card you want out of
this deck of cards, okay? If you could
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just go ahead, reach in, grab one,
anyone you like.
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Perfect. Hold on to that card for me.
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Just keep it to yourself for right now.
We're going to try something. We're
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going to make a drink. What do you say
about that?
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Oh, yes.
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All right, good. So take your card, face
it out there to the audience so they
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can see it, everyone can see it at home.
Awesome.
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And then when you're done, I just want
you to place it anywhere you like inside
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this deck of cards, of course, face
down.
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In the back? Yeah. All right. Great.
We're going to stick it right in there.
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Like I said earlier, we're going to make
a little drink here.
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We're going to take your cards and place
them inside this cocktail shaker. Okay.
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Okay? Here's the fun part, Jackie.
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We're going to listen for your card.
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Do you hear it?
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I think so. You think so, right? It's
got to be in there, right? They're all
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there. All right, here we go.
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I think I saw.
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Here it is. Here it is.
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Jack, watch.
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Check it out.
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Jackie,
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now do you remember what your card was?
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Do you remember what it was?
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You think so? Okay, cool. Check it out.
Here we go.
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Ready? Tell me. What was your card?
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What was it?
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Five. Five of them.
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Oh, wow.
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Beautiful, right?
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Thank you so much for helping me out.
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Awesome.
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He comes to us from Holland. The words
amazing and unbelievable hardly scrape
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the surface when describing his talents.
So I won't even try. This is Hans
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Klopp.
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Is your mind able to keep up with the
antics of Chipper Lowell? Next.
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Time now for the remarkable wit of
America's fast -talking master of the
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impossible. Just introducing him makes
me laugh. With him.
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With him and at him. This is Chipper
Lowell.
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Thank you so much. And this is Olivia.
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Give it up for Olivia, everybody.
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Olivia, nice to have you here.
Appreciate it. You came on a great
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actually, because today you have a
chance to win fabulous prizes.
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Yes. Get excited. Get excited.
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Jump. Jump.
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Okay.
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That was very nice.
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So we have five boxes that the crew put
together. I have no idea what's inside
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them, and I have no idea which box is
which. They all look alike. Let's mix
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up even more if you want. So however you
want to do it. That's good.
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All right. There we go. Yeah. Let's mix
them up however you want to do it. Over
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there. Okay. Good.
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All right. There. Yes.
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Oh, yeah. Okay.
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Are we good?
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Excellent. All righty. Now, we're going
to play a little game.
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We are going to take turns back and
forth. One of us is going to point to
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the boxes.
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The other one gets to decide which box
we're going to get rid of, okay? So it's
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going to go back and forth. Now, do you
want to go first or do you want me to go
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first? Either way, it's totally fine.
I'll go first. You'll go first, okay. So
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we're going to put the hat of decision
on you, all right? This is very nice
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because we're the same height, so it'll
be easy.
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Okay, so I'm going to point to two
boxes. You get to choose first which one
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we're going to get rid of, okay? So
let's go with these two. Which one are
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getting rid of? Which one? Which one?
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Oh, this one. Okay. That's going off to
the side. Excellent. My turn. There you
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go. Point to two boxes, if you would,
please.
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All right. And let's see.
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Let's go with this one. All right. Get
rid of that one. It's now your turn.
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nice. All right. There we go. Which of
the boxes? I pointed to. Let's go there
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and there. Which one do you want to get
rid of? That one. Okay.
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Excellent. And then for me, and there's
two boxes left. Try to point to both of
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them. Yeah.
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Good job. All right.
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All right, and let's see, we'll get rid
of that one. Now, just so everyone
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understands, we took turns back and
forth. You decided which one was going
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first, the whole nine yards.
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Let's see what you won. But before we
do, hold on to that. Let's see what you
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could have won inside here.
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Oh, oh, look at this.
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It's a DVD of me performing magic. Oh,
oh, and money, money, $5.
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Oh, that's fantastic. Oh, that's right.
This was not your box.
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Okay. Let's see what else you could have
won. Oh, look.
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It's a fantastic DVD. I highly recommend
it.
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$10. $10.
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But this is not your box.
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Let's see what else you could have won.
Oh, my goodness. Welcome to Deja Vu
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land. Oh, dollar, dollar. Well, you know
what? It's good. You didn't win this,
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so that's fine. All right. And then
let's see what the final one is.
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And it is, oh, a DVD.
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And inside there, $20.
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Oh, my goodness. But again, you didn't
win any of those.
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That's the one you won. Let's see what
you did. Okay.
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And, oh.
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Oh, my goodness.
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It's a DVD.
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Look at that.
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With the... I'm sorry. You don't have a
DVD.
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Okay. Well, this will look good on your
shelf.
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Thank you. Don't give her a nice hand
because that was... Wait.
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Oh, wait. Hold on.
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Hold on. Look at this.
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DVD.
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Yes.
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Excellent. Oh, $10.
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DVD and $10. Wait, no. $20.
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$30. $40.
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$50, $60, $70, $80, $90, $100,
everybody.
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That is for you. Thank you so much. Give
her a nice hand.
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Take a bow.
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Take a bow.
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Next, an impossible prediction by Angela
Funneville. When we come back.
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Our next performer is not only an
accomplished mentalist, but also a
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physician. And now, just for the fun of
it, here is Angela Funovich.
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I have here just a little die. What I'd
like you to do is to think
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of a number between 1 and 6.
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And I want you to indicate that with a
die and place your thought of number
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up. And once you've done that, I'm going
to have you just cover it up with the
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cups so that nobody can see. But before
you do, I'm going to look away.
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I'm going to close my eyes.
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And I just want you to let me know once
you're finished.
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All right.
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So if I'm reading you properly, I think
you went straight for number six. Is
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that correct?
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Can you show the die?
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She said wow.
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But really, that could have just been a
1 in 16. So let's repeat it again.
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But again, let me just turn around. I'm
going to close my eyes. You go ahead and
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choose a new number and cover it with a
cup. Let me know once you're done.
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So when you look at her, and she twints
her eyes a little bit, you can tell
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she's a little bit mischievous.
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And I don't think you actually changed
your number. Is that correct?
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Yes. You went straight for number six
again.
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Okay.
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I actually do want you to change it this
time, though.
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However, I won't be the one who's going
to read you.
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Derek, your name was?
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Derek.
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is going to listen to the voice in his
own head and tell you what your number
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is. But wait, we're both going to turn
around and close our eyes first, okay?
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So go ahead and do that. Please do pick
a new number.
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Are you all done?
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Okay, now Derek, face straight ahead.
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I'm going to have you close your eyes.
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I'm just going to touch your forehead.
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Do this for me. I want you to take your
hands, cover up your ears, plug your
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ears, and I want you to listen to the
voice in your head and just wait to
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actually hear that voice. Good.
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And go ahead and unplug your ears.
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And so, Derek, be honest.
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You heard something in your head just
now, correct?
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I did, yeah. A number, correct?
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What was the number?
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Four. Is that the number you chose?
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Yeah. Show the guys.
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Amazing
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is
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the only way to describe Ben Black when
we come back.
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Astounding is the best way to describe
our next performer.
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He perfected his craft in Springfield,
Missouri, and perfection is what it must
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be every single time.
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Please welcome the rare talent of Ben
Black.
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Thank you.
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Four, that's six. I need someone from
the audience.
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Don't have to be afraid.
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You're not in any danger.
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What's your name? Sarah. Sarah. Would
you please join me on stage?
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Guys, Sarah.
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Be very careful. As you can see, there's
five crossbows. They're all cocked and
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loaded, and they're all aimed right over
there at that target. I'll be standing
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right there in the center where that
heart is. There's five levers. Each one
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goes to one of these crossbows.
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There's a string that's tied to this
lever that goes in this funnel and then
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throughout this funnel tied randomly to
one of these crossbows.
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I don't know which one goes to which
one, and neither do you.
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Once I'm over there, I'm going to give
you the command to select one of these
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numbers. They can be any order at
random, whichever one that you select.
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Once you do, you're going to take the
number off and place it down below.
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When you do that, we know which ones
have been fired and which ones have not.
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So,
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are you up for it?
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Sure.
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All right, Sarah, there's five options.
You're only going to pick four.
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Look at the numbers.
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Whichever one that you'd like to pull
first, pull that number off and place it
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below.
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Okay? On my command, you will pull it
back very slowly and very gently.
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Are you ready?
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Pull it now.
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That's a good choice.
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Okay.
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Now, there's four more choices. You're
only going to pull three.
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Look at the numbers.
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When you see a number that calls to you,
I want you to select that number, pull
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it off, and place it below as well.
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Number five.
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Let's see what happens. Now, on my cue,
you'll pull it back very slowly.
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Ready?
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Now, go.
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That was close.
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Okay. Three more choices.
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Doing good.
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Look at the numbers.
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Whichever one's left, I want you to
select that number by pulling it off and
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placing it below.
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Number one.
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Okay. On my command, pull it back very
slowly.
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Ready?
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Go.
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Very good.
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Now this is where it gets very
interesting.
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There's only two choices.
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You're only going to pick one of them.
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This one's very important.
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Look at the numbers very closely.
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Whichever one is calling to you, I want
you to select that number and place it
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below.
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Number four.
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Let's see if that's our lucky number.
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On my command.
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You'll pull it back very slowly.
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Ready?
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Okay. Now.
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Yes.
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Thank you.
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What?
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Wait just a second.
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There's one more left.
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Let's pull it together. What do you say?
All right. Cool. All right.
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Number two.
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Put your hand on mine.
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On the count of three.
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One, two, three.
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Sarah.
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Thank you so much.
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We hope you enjoyed this edition of
Masters of Illusion. I know I did. And
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sure to join us next time.
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So until then, I'm Dean Cain. Good
night.
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All right.
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