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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, everyone. Good evening.
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I'm Dean Cain, and welcome to Masters of
Illusion.
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is impossible do that right okay right
well the first thing i do is i try to
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rationalize and justify and come up with
a reasonable explanation as to why this
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just happened but trust me what you're
about to see will defy all explanations
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so try not to let it drive you too crazy
are you ready to lose your mind
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this is an ancient map of how
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our world once looked It shows the route
of a famous explorer and his three
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ships, the Pinta, the Nina, and the
Santa Maria.
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Actually, this map also includes the
portrait of the explorer himself.
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Do you see Christopher Columbus?
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How many hidden meanings will you
discover in what is fantasy and what is
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This next performer is one of our
favorites.
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He never fails to amaze us with his
original ideas.
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Tonight, he conducts you in his
performance.
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From Perrin, please welcome Xavier
Mortimer.
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Hi, miss. What's your name?
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Amber. Amber. Where are you from?
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Los Angeles. Los Angeles?
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Me too.
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I'm kidding.
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I actually come from France.
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Oh, ooh la la.
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Amber, can you hold this ball for me,
please? And someone else, anyone, go
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ahead, get the ball.
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Let's go.
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Yes, I had it on the tip of my tongue.
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Okay, let's go now to our audience
camera and the unusual magic of a lady
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Vietnam who has a most unusual talent.
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Please welcome Mae Nguyen.
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Watch the astounding skill of JJ when we
come back.
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Now for our friend from down in Sydney,
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Australia's quick -witted and too fast
for words, JJ.
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Thank you.
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So as a con man, as a thief, as a
pickpocket, it's getting harder for me
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steal in the 21st century.
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People are wearing less jewelry.
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People are wearing less clothes.
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But the new breed of pickpockets, the
new breed of con men, thieves, have to
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more specific, have to be more
subjective on who they choose.
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We have to wait.
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We have to watch.
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We're like smooth, sophisticated
serpents ready to strike on our next
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I need to borrow a sucker for this next
script.
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Would you be my sucker for the show?
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Sure. What's your first name? Sarah.
Give him a nice round of applause,
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and gentlemen.
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Hi.
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Hi.
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Hi.
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How do you feel that I'm a pickpocket?
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Stand up for two seconds.
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Okay. Stand up. You've got everything on
you, right? There's no way I could take
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too much. You would feel everything.
Take a seat for a second.
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Okay. That's your phone, by the way. Put
the phone back. Okay.
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So pickpockets, they're looking for
something. They're looking for a
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They're looking for a tell.
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Here's what's going to happen. I'm going
to try to pick your tell. Well, do me a
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favor. In a pack of 52 cards, I just
want you to think of anyone.
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Think of anyone.
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Have you got one?
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Don't say it.
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Yeah?
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Cool. Can you do me a favor? I want you
to take the card outside of this deck.
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Take it outside the deck.
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Don't show the audience and have a look
at it, but hold it on you.
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What he's going to do, he's going to
look for a card.
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I'm very fascinated by how people lie.
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The more trust that I can have with you,
the closer I can get towards you.
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I can get under your skin.
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I can start touching you.
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Okay, you take it out, pass it to me.
Doesn't matter. Doesn't matter, but make
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sure that you remember it. Okay.
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You're going to look at a point in a
room right now.
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You're going to look here and I'm going
to ask you a series of questions. What
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I'm looking for is I'm looking for a
pattern. I'm looking for the way he
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I'm looking for his health. Look at a
point in the room and I'm going to ask
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a series of questions. You're going to
repeat the word no to me. You're not
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going to speed it up. You're not going
to slow it down. You're just going to
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the word no.
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I'm going to say, is your card this?
You're going to say no. Is your card
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You're going to say no. Are you ready
for the game?
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No. Very good.
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Is your card a red card?
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No. Is it a black card? No.
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Interesting.
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Don't laugh.
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Because try and see if we can focus on
doing amazing. Is it red?
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No. Is it black? No. Okay, it's a red
card.
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Is it a heart?
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No. Is it a diamond? No.
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Once again, is it a heart? Stay right
there. No. Is it a diamond?
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No.
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Is it a heart?
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No. Is it a diamond?
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No. What he's doing really amazing,
ladies and gentlemen, is he's keeping
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hands close like this, which gives him
no chance to fiddle, tweak, but he
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move his thumb on the diamonds right
there. So I know it's a heart.
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It's a heart. It's a red card. I'm going
to go up the cards. 13 cards to a 2.
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Is it an 8?
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No. 2?
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No. 3? No. 4? No. 5? No. 6? No.
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6? No. 7? No. 8? No.
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9? No. 10? No. Jack?
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No. Queen? No. King?
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No. Every time I know when the card is
close to what he said, he's speeding up
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his words. I know his card is a heart. I
know it's a red card.
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I know it's between 8, 2, 3, 4, 5 of
hearts.
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Be truthful. Is your card either the
eighth, two, three, four, five apart?
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Yeah.
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Now this is your chance to play.
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Five cards left. Here we go. Life,
you're doing amazing.
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Is your card the eighth apart?
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No. Two apart?
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No. Three? No. Four? No. Five? No.
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Three? No. Four? No. Five?
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No. Take the card out, the one that you
chose, wherever it is. Just keep it to
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your choice.
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It's three, four, five apart.
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Three, four, five apart. Once again, lie
for me.
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Three apart.
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No. Four apart. No. Five apart.
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No.
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The problem with laughter, and this is
why it's such a communal, it's a great
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thing which brings us all together, it
makes us very relaxed.
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Challenging for me, with the cameras,
with the lights, but the laughter's the
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one that gets me the most.
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I'm going into the five apart.
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Do me a favour, turn around the card,
tell everyone what the card is.
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Ladies and gentlemen.
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laughs, and the unbelievable talent of
Murray Satch.
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Our next illusionist is a popular Las
Vegas performer.
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Tonight, he makes the obvious
impossible.
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See if you can keep up with the fast
innovations of Murray Satch.
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Thank you.
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I love history. I love aptitude tests. I
find them interesting.
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I have to have my aptitude test right
over here.
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And for those who know what they are,
you get them for employment and all
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of things. They're pretty simple
usually.
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So here's my test right here. And I
actually have it inside the envelope
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here. I'm going to seal that up so no
one can see it. All right.
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And I'll put that right here. Sir,
what's your name?
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Rick. Do me a favor, Rick. Come to the
stairs halfway and meet Stacy. Hang on
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the... Do not open it. That's your job,
just to hang on to it. All right?
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Wonderful. Thank you very much, sir.
That's all you've got to do.
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Now, here's what we're going to do. It's
very simple. You match colors and
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switches. See, the green switch matches
the green bulb.
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Blue matches the blue.
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Yellow matches the yellow.
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And the red matches the red. Pretty
simple, right?
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All right, great.
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So, here we go. Let's have a look.
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Let me see. Sir, what is your name right
there?
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Eric. Eric, you will be the red bulb,
Eric.
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All right?
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Eric, the idea is not to put the bulb in
the same socket because we know it
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works. All right? You can put it in any
socket you want. This is socket number
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one, two, three, or four. Eric, where do
you want your red bulb? Four. Four.
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All right.
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Socket number four. Thank you, Eric.
Thank you very much.
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Let's have a look over here. What's your
name?
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Right there, ma 'am. What's your name?
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Sydney. Sydney?
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All right, Sydney.
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You're going to be the yellow bulb.
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Where would you like the yellow bulb,
Sydney? One, two, three, slot. Where
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you like it? Three.
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Three. You want...
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Yellow bulb in number three. Thank you,
Sydney. I appreciate that.
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We've got two more bulbs in blue bulb
over here. Let's have a look.
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What is your name, ma 'am?
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Chrissy. Chrissy.
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Chrissy, you're going to be the blue
bulb. Where do you want the blue bulb in
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position number one versus number two?
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One. One. All right. Thank you, Chrissy.
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Blue bulb in position number one. Of
course, we have the green bulb, and
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have a look over here.
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Sir, what is your name?
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Jose. Jose.
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Jose, you're the green bulb.
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Where would you like the green bulb?
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Where would you like to put it?
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Slot number two.
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Slot number two.
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Last show.
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They did not tell me to put it there.
All right.
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There's our order. You guys made it, all
four of you, all right? But the cool
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thing about this aptitude test, the red
always works the red bulb. The yellow
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switch always works the yellow bulb. The
green switch always works the green
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bulb. And the blue switch always works
the blue bulb. What do you think?
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I'm going to put the cap. You looked a
little confused, so let's confuse you
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some more. I'm putting the red cap on
the red bulb. Pretty simple. Yellow cap
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the yellow bulb. Of course, the green
cap right over here on the green switch.
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And then, of course, the blue cap right
over here by the blue bulb. So there it
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is. That's it. They should match up. If
you look really carefully, you'll see
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the red switch. The red bulb, yellow, is
the yellow. Green is the green. Of
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course, the blue is the blue. What do
you think?
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You guys created this test before. Your
name again, sir, is? Rick. Rick. Rick,
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do me a favor. Put the test on the
envelope, please.
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Excellent. Put that on the tray.
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Excellent. Now, you've never had
anything prearranged between you and I?
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you sure?
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Okay, you seem proud of that.
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All right.
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I'm going to take this. Rick's going to
take this. Give it a cut.
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That'll work.
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Thanks.
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Here we go.
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You sure you didn't do anything with
this at all?
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All right.
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Watch carefully.
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All four of you. Ever meet before?
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None of you. All right.
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Check this out. Here's my test.
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Look at this.
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Here's my four balls.
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Matching exactly. There's two dozen
patterns.
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Blue, green, yellow, red.
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No, no.
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No, you don't look that impressed,
people.
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You know, I know why. Because you think,
in this day and age, we could use
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wireless devices. It could be easy to
figure out what switch works which.
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But here's the cool thing is, Christy,
of course, had the blue. Jose had the
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green, of course.
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Red and Eric had the... And that's my
attitude test, everybody.
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The wild and mind -bending deception of
Garrett and Roger. After this.
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Back from Vegas.
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It's the dynamic duo that we all know
and love. This time, they've figured out
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how to get an audience member to do the
impossible.
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It's Jarrett and Raja.
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Raja has graciously allowed me to use
his crate of sheet music for my magic.
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But first, I need someone from the
audience. You're welcome, Jarrett.
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So, let's see here.
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Hey,
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can you help me?
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Yeah? Come on, let's give her a big
hand.
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What's your name?
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Sophia. Sophia.
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Wow, how old are you?
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Eight. I'm going to do some magic. Are
you ready for this?
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Yeah. All right, well, come over here.
Okay. I want you to have a seat right on
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here, right on Roger's sheet music here.
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Wow,
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you're really good. Excellent.
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Awesome. That's good.
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I see Sophia.
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This is my magic pocket watch, okay? All
I want you to do is follow with your
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eyes.
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Go ahead, that's good.
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Gently falling asleep.
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Slowly falling asleep.
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Close your eyes.
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She fell asleep.
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Okay, roger.
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There you go.
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Hey, everybody. Sophia.
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Wow.
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That was amazing.
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All of them. And that's it for this
edition.
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of Masters of Illusion. So be sure to
join us next time. Until then, I'm Dean
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Cain. Good night.
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