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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. Welcome to Masters of
Illusion. I'm Dean Cain. Now, listen,
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there are things found in nature that
somehow just seem magical.
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A spider web, birds in flight,
waterfall, snowflake.
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What you're about to see on this stage
definitely would not happen in nature. I
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promise you that.
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Dean, Dean, Dean, Dean, wait. Ladies and
gentlemen, it's John LeSean.
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And some condiments. Yeah, I thought we
would make a sandwich.
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Right here in the opening of the show.
Yeah, my three favorite ingredients,
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peanut butter, jelly, and pickles.
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Okay. Well, which one's your favorite?
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I like peanut butter. Peanut butter. I
knew that.
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I did. See? Because on the inside, I put
the word, you picked me.
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That's pretty good. Yeah.
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Is that what's written on the inside of
all the others, though?
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Let's try it. It says, you picked peanut
butter right there.
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And on this one right here, it says, you
picked peanut butter as well.
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Could you go make me a sandwich? I'll
take that. No, I will make you a
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I'll see you. Thank you.
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Donald Trump.
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There are roughly 800 quadrillion times
more ways to shuffle a deck of cards
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than there are atoms on Earth.
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I'll let that sink in for a second.
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But this next trick is truly one of a
kind.
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Here's Farrell Dillon.
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Thank you so much for coming up on the
stage.
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Tim. Appreciate it. I'm going to show
you a card trick.
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Okay. But before I show you the trick, I
got to show you something really cool.
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It's this.
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What do you notice about my pocket?
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It's open.
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It's empty is what I'm looking for, man.
It is? Yeah, it's empty. Thank you.
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You can touch it if you want. Make sure
it is empty.
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No, go ahead. Just like give it a
little.
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I'm just kidding. I just wanted to
scream in your face.
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I'm kind of a jerk. But look.
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Now that we know the pocket's empty,
though, I can begin the trick for you,
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Go ahead, take out any card you want.
Look at it. Don't let me see it. Hold it
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steady, though, in front of that camera
right there.
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They're going to zoom in on it. Oh, wow,
look at that.
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Got it, Tim? Look at it yourself, all
right? Don't forget it. All right, now,
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Tim, here's what's going to happen. I'm
going to drop cards from one end to the
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other. You say stop somewhere in the
middle.
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Stop. Perfect. Put your card back right
there. Ooh, face down. Good choice.
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Now, look, I'm going to cause your card
to fly through the air and then land
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inside of my pocket. Are you ready for
this?
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All right, get ready.
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Boom!
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We have one card from here through the
air to here. Check it out.
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Yep, that was it!
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Thank you. So your card was the ten of
spades, right?
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Nine of diamonds.
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Okay, good, because the nine of diamonds
is the one that I got in my pocket.
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Tim, do you want to see how this works?
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Yeah, I do, dude. It's really great.
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Okay, so what you do is you have to make
sure somebody picks the nine of
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diamonds. However you want to do that,
that's your choice.
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Then you take the nine of diamonds, you
put it in the middle. Now, here's where
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it gets difficult, okay?
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You've got to turn the nine of diamonds
invisible so that people don't see it.
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Then you take the nine of diamonds out,
and you put it in your pocket. That's
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how it works, okay?
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So now that you know how it works, Tim,
you know what to look for, okay? So
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watch. Look, the nine of diamonds.
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Here, do me a favor. Push it all the way
in for me.
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Look, it goes all the way in. Then
watch. I ripple the cards, and I turn it
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invisible. Do you see it again?
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No. It's there. It's definitely there.
Look, but I take the nine of diamonds. I
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put it down inside the pocket. Once it
hits my pocket, it turns visible again,
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Steve.
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One more time, Tim, but this time just
for you, all right? I don't want you to
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think that I'm cheating.
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Okay. I mean, I am, but I don't want you
to think it. Look, I got to turn the
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card invisible.
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I got to take it out. I got to put it
there in the pocket. Go ahead. Check it
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out. Go ahead.
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I'm just kidding. That's weird.
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That is weird. Yeah.
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Yeah. Tim, you don't reach inside
people's pockets, okay? Plus, if you
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would have found the eight of hearts.
And yours was the nine of diamonds. Hold
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on to that.
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You would have also found this one right
here. Seven of hearts. Hold on to that.
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You would have also found this one right
here. It's the queen of hearts. In
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fact, Tim, look, you would have found
all the cards.
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Except for one card.
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It did not fly to my pocket. It stayed
right here in my hand the whole time.
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And, Tim, that just so happens to be
your card.
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The nine diamonds.
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This magician is the perfect friend to
hang out with because the next round is
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always on him.
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Let's hear it for Nick Dopich.
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Thank you, thank you, thank you.
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I'm still looking for a magic trick, but
I'm actually here to sell you
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something. I'm here to sell you
something that will...
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something to help you get through the
holidays, get through those family
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gatherings, get through those friends,
anything that you need. This device is
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very small. It's compact. It looks a
little something like this.
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That's right.
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I don't know what they put in these
bottles, but what's inside the bottle
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doesn't matter. The bottle itself is
actually what the incredible thing is.
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I don't know if you guys noticed this
right here, but that's now empty. Now,
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something's empty,
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I can't really do much with it, because
in order to do this at Family Guy,
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you've got to sneak like eight or nine
of these bottles in here. However, this
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one in particular, all you've got to do
is give it a little shake like that, and
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it'll actually refill.
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Thank you. Thank you.
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I don't know.
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It's not magic. It's just some kind of
science. Some guy figured this out. I'm
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not sure what happened.
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Well, that fills up quickly, doesn't it?
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That's like Grandma and Grandpa are
showing up. Okay, good.
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However, one of the things you want to
make sure that you have, you make sure
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that the lid stays on tight. Life hack,
all right? One of the things, make sure
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the lid stays on tight on these things,
because if you don't have the lid on
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there and everybody does, you need
another one.
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then that means that you're actually
going to... The
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human
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subconscious
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is capable of truly miraculous things.
Our next performers plan to test if they
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can use that to their advantage.
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From England, here are The Conjurers.
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So tonight, we thought we'd do something
completely impossible. Four random six
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-digit numbers for this. So a member of
tonight's lovely audience is needed to
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come and help.
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Let's choose you.
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Right at the very front. Come and join
me. Everybody give her a round of
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applause.
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Lovely. Thank you. What's your name?
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Kathy. Kathy, you look lovely. Kathy,
have a seat there for me. I want you to
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look here, right on your finger for me.
That finger there.
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Really focus on it, Kathy, but really
look at it.
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And as you look at it, I'm going to get
you to 1, 2, 3, sleep, Kathy. Just down
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there like that. Stay there.
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Good. And really stay.
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Locked, cemented, held in that one
place.
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Now, Kathy, in a moment, as I said, I'm
going to ask you to look at some
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numbers. As you do, I don't need to
remember them.
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If you're a subconscious mind, that's
important, not your conscious, Kathy.
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3, 2, 1, you can come back. Gently and
slowly. Good. Thank you so much.
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Now, Kathy, here are the numbers.
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I want you to make sure you see all of
them. Every one is important. But again,
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don't remember them. Here's your first
steps.
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Good.
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Your second set makes me see every
single one. Your third set. Doing a
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job, Cathy. And last but not least, your
fourth set just there.
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Tash, let's make this incredible.
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Cathy, we want for you to think of a
number between one and ten.
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Three. Three.
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Perfect. Now, Cathy, think of a two
-digit number important to you.
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44. Perfect, Cathy. And I think that we
have to do another one, Tash.
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Let's go for a three -digit number this
time.
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Okay, five, six, seven.
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Now, Cathy, importantly.
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You really haven't seen those numbers
before this moment on this stage here
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tonight. Good.
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Oh, look. Tash is now writing these
numbers up there on the board, the ones
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you saw for a second, the ones that you
said you hadn't remembered. So now,
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Cathy, it looks almost like we have a
sum, an impossible sum with the answer
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the outcome that you could have not
known. But maybe you, Cathy, have done
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something completely impossible.
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Tash. We have the 6 and the 6, that's
12. How about that 2, 14, and the 3, 17.
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We carry the 1.
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Then here we have the 4 and the 5.
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That's 9 plus the 1. That's 10.
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Add the 2. That's 12. Add the 4. 16.
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We carry the 1.
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Then here we have 8 plus the 2. That's
10. Add that 1. 11 plus the 4.
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15. We carry the 1.
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Hopefully you can see what's happening
now.
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Let's continue. Add the 6 and 3. That's
9. Add that 1. Add the 1. That is 14. We
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carry on like so.
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3 and 6. That's 9. 9. Add that 4. 13.
Add the 1.
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14. Let's continue.
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We have the 9 and the 2.
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That's 11. Add that 1. That's 12.
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12. Add 1. It's, of course, 1.
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3. Four, four, five, six, seven.
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Round the floor. The turkey.
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Yes.
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A close attention.
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We would hate for you to miss this next
illusion from Chipper Lowell when we
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return.
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It's always a sweet treat to see this
illusionist. So let's give a round of
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applause for the magically comedic
Chipper Lowe.
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Thank you guys so much and give it up
for Morgan, everybody.
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Nice to have you here. Now, as I
understand it, you're going to allow me
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borrow some money. Is that okay? Yeah.
It is? Okay. What do you got? Do you
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like a $50 bill or a $100 or a $75 bill?
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You have a $2 bill. We will use it.
Excellent.
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Do me a favor, if you would. You can put
that down by your side, and I'm going
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to have you read off the last four
numbers on that serial number. Go ahead.
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First number is?
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Eight. Eight. All right. One, five, and
zero.
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And there should be a letter at the end?
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A. A. All right.
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8 -1 -5 -0 and the letter A. We'll put
it right up there for safekeeping. Very
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nice. And if you don't mind, may I
borrow that just for a second?
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Okay. Appreciate it. I'm going to kind
of make it very unique. We are going to
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make a little, little cut.
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It's okay.
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Oh, maybe not. All right.
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Would you hold on to that? As a matter
of fact, do me a favor. Put it into your
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left pocket, if you would, please.
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All right.
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Don't be worried. And then your right
hand, just go like that, if you would.
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Excellent. I'm going to have you hold it
just like so.
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Very good. And we are going to use the
marker and an envelope.
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We will take this, fold it up, watch
very closely, into the envelope. Is it
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there?
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It is. All right.
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There we go. We're going to seal it.
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And we are going to add a couple other
envelopes to that. And we're going to
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them around, mix them around. Ah, fun,
fun. So we have the three envelopes, and
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I'm going to number these using letters.
I know.
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So this will be A.
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There you go. And this will be B.
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All right. And this one will be B.
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Okay. You get to choose A, B, or C. All
right. Whichever one you want. Shout it
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out. B. B?
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Okay. B. All right. Hold on to that if
you would, please.
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These are the ones that you did not
want, right?
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Yes. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. All right.
No, that's fine. We'll go for it.
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Excellent. That goes away.
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Okay. Fun.
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All right. That goes away.
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And that's the one. So this is the
exciting moment. Are you ready?
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Ah, this is so cool.
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All right, I'm going to open this up. I
want you, if you would please, go ahead
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and reach inside and take out whatever's
in there. Go for it. There you go.
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Oh, my gosh. Is that your card?
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Wrong trick. Okay, wrong trick.
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Well, that was fun. Come on, that was
worth $2. Thank you. Have a great seat.
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There you go. Okay.
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No, no, come back, come back, come back.
I feel bad. I feel bad. I do. You know
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what? We have a present for you.
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Yes, we have a present. Oh, they're
going to love this. I made you a snack.
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I did.
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Yes,
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orange gelatin.
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Oh, my goodness. Look how yummy is that.
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Isn't that? As a matter of fact, I don't
know if people can see that, but there
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is something.
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inside. You know what? You're going to
have to get it. So this hand.
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Reach in. Go ahead and grab it. Go
ahead. Yeah.
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Just move around in there.
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There you go. Yeah. That's it. There you
go.
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It's fun, isn't it? Okay. Yeah.
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There you go. Would you just be careful?
I don't want to get icky.
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Okay. Yep. There you go. No. That's
awesome. Look at that.
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Fantastic. As a matter of fact, let me
just take this and clean it off for you.
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There you go.
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Would you take that?
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All right. Would you do me a favor?
Would you read the serial number that's
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there?
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8 -1 -5 -0. 8 -1 -5 -0 on the letter?
And the letter A!
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Wait, wait, wait. I believe you have a
receipt in that pocket. Yeah, reach into
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that pocket if you would, please.
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There we go.
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Do you have it there? Yep. And bring it
out.
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And let's see.
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If that is a match, put it right there
on that corner. Ladies and gentlemen,
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fantastic. And guess what? You won your
money back.
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Give her a nice hand.
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Get ready for a grand illusion like
you've never seen before from Lucy
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when we return.
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We've all become used to ordering
something online and getting it the next
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sometimes even the same day.
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Well, our next magician thinks she can
do it faster.
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She's witty. She's mystical.
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She's Lucy Darling.
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My goodness, what a handsome crowd we
have.
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You know, you might not realize this,
but it's been quite a challenging time
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magic over the last couple of years.
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I mean, you might not realize that.
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There's a war going on.
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Yes, this is the correct response. Well
done.
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It's true. Between magicians and as
-seen -on -TV advertisers.
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I mean, think about it. They're always
taking the word magic and trying to slap
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it on products that nobody wants.
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Magic car wash, magic dry cleaning, same
thing.
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Magic delivery would take 14 days. I
mean, that's hardly magic.
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If it were magic, it would look like
this.
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Oh, my goodness, wow.
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Our package has arrived from Magic
Delivery.
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But how?
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We haven't even ordered anything yet.
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Oh.
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I know it's a good one, right? Okay, so
we have to figure out what to order and
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who looks literate.
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Didn't think that'd be as hard to find.
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Darling, what's your name?
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That's your whole name, just the one
letter?
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Uh, Peter.
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Nope, got worse. Okay.
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All right, we're going to try to summon
a book from the ether.
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So what is your favorite magician?
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Harry Potter.
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I'm standing right here, but thank you.
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No, no, it's fine.
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We'll fight about it later in the car.
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All right, now, Harry Potter, no
problem. Now I understand there's magic
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delivery. All I have to do is hold the
bag open to the sky, and the book shall
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simply fall from the heaven.
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What?
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Okay, everyone, I want you to do your
magic. Everyone, wiggle your fingers at
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the bag. Wiggle, wiggle.
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Okay, all right, this is a bit ticklish.
Stop it.
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All right, here we go.
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Book from the sky, Harry Potter.
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One.
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Two.
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I know it's a good one.
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B, darling, are you confused?
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No, not at all. No? You should tell your
face.
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Darling, don't worry about it. I'll
explain it to you, you see. I had a bag
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the table that was sitting there flat
the entire time.
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And then I reached into an empty bag,
and I pulled out an entire book.
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We have one more illusion to serve as
our grand finale.
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Rudy Obie, when we return.
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It's time to present the larger -than
-life illusionist. who has a flair for
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suspense and dramatics.
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Here's Rudy Tobi.
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All right.
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This is the world's most dangerous card
trick. And this is Juicy,
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the world's most nervous volunteer.
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Part one is the card trick, but this is
very dangerous.
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Uh -oh.
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All the cards are different, okay?
Perfectly normal deck.
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It's just a lot bigger than normal
cards. And I want you to touch any card
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you want. Take it. That one, okay.
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Take the card.
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Look at it. Remember it. Show it to the
audience.
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And put it back.
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Now, to make this extra difficult, I'm
going to let Juicy shuffle the cards.
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And that's enough, Juicy. Okay, perfect.
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So that was part one of the world's most
dangerous card trick.
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Now for the danger.
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Come with me. You stand right there.
I'll show you how this works.
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This is the button of death.
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It's connected to the clock of death.
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One push on that button causes the clock
to count down 10 deadly seconds, at the
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end of which it detonates death.
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Don't be deceived by its cheesy,
cardboard -like appearance.
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It really is dangerous.
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Okay, Juicy, put your hand above the
button, but don't touch it yet.
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Okay, I'll be using a special Teflon
fiber shield for your protection.
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Juicy, are you ready?
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Yes, I'm ready.
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Are you guys ready?
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Push the button at the count of three.
Get ready, Juicy.
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One, two, five.
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No, did you put the...
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Well,
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that's all the magic we have time for
this time, but there's plenty more next
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time. We hope you'll join us again.
Until then, I'm Dean Cain. See ya.
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Thank you.
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