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Illusion, the art of tricking the brain,
distorting the senses, challenging
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perception. You can't trust what you see
even with your own eyes.
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Meet the Masters of Illusion.
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Hello everyone, I'm Dean Peele and
welcome to Masters of Illusion.
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Physics. It is said that the laws of
physics cannot be broken.
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See, the laws of physics...
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Don't define what's possible. What's
possible, define the laws of physics.
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Right? That said, I'm pretty sure our
masters can at least bend the laws of
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physics quite well.
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Let's see if you agree as we get into
it. Dean, Dean, Dean, Dean, wait, I have
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an emergency. Sorry, everybody.
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Adam Wiley has an emergency, ladies and
gentlemen.
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Right at the beginning of the show.
Right at the beginning, it's a very big
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emergency. Should I use the blue deck of
cards or the red deck of cards?
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You could use either one. You only had
one when you came out here. I
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but I need help because I could use the
blue deck of cards or the red deck of
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cards. Which one do you think?
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Something tells me the red one because
it keeps showing up. Oh, great. I'll do
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that. Thanks, Dean. Bye. Thank you.
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Sometimes things don't always go
according to plan, but we have a
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can always have things end in his favor.
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Here's none other than John LaChance.
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Well, we have a wonderful volunteer
here. What is your name? Jennifer.
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Now, Jennifer, one of the hardest things
about going out to the restaurant is
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trying to figure out what you're going
to have to drink. So I came up with a
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little game.
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It's a drink menu. And on the inside, we
have different drinks. We have wine.
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We have coffee. A mudslide. Have you
ever had a mudslide before?
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No? Okay.
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A Mai Tai. Those are pretty good. Now,
Jennifer, what I want you to do is I
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you to take this book, open it up to any
of them.
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Open it right up.
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Okay? I don't want to see it. Have you
ever had this before?
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Mm -hmm. Okay. And show it to the
cameras.
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Close it up.
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For the first time, what was the drink
you selected?
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Orange juice.
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Orange juice.
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Absolutely amazing. Look at this. This
bag that's been sitting here the whole
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entire time.
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It's cola.
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You know, that's okay. If we actually do
this, we'll just rename it, okay?
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Orange juice.
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And we'll slap that on the side. Just
like that, we have orange juice. That is
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your drink of choice, right?
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No, no, no. See, we're not there yet.
See, snap my finger, still a sealed can,
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right? Look at this.
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The inside is actually warm.
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It's time for a deceptive and fast
-paced act.
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So pay close attention. You don't want
to miss anything from Murray Such.
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How you guys doing?
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I'm here with my dear friend, David. We
brought him up from the audience. David,
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thanks for helping me out. As a
magician, we got to do a card trick.
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magicians do. All right, so we're doing
a card trick, David. All right, so
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here's what we're going to do. Take some
cards. I got 52.
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All right, I'm going to rifle to them.
You say stop whenever you wish, okay?
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Stop. Not there.
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So serious.
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Take the card. Have a look at it.
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Memorize it. Don't forget it. Look at
it. You know what it is. Show the
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audience. Make sure they can see it as
well.
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Also, David, take the pen. Sign the
front of the card your name.
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Sign your name on the front so we can
identify that we know it's the only card
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that we're going to be using today.
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I'll take back the pen.
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Thank you, sir.
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And say stop whenever you wish.
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Stop. Put the card down.
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You know what it is?
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Yeah. You sure? Yeah. Audience, you got
that? Yes. Yeah. All right.
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Now, we're going to try something a
little bit different, all right?
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I'm going to try to find your card in
midair. I'm going to throw the cards in
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the air, try to find it.
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You ready?
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Mix them up. Give me a really good
shuffle mix. Shuffle, shuffle.
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Mix, mix.
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I don't know how to shuffle.
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Perfect. I know how to do magic. Let's
do it. All right.
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Let me see that for a second.
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How's this?
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Yeah. Boy, you really don't know how to
shuffle.
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Good for you.
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You ready? I'm going to reach in the
air, grab the card. It's going to be
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card, right? Here we go. Ready?
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Here we go. One, two, three.
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Your card is...
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The king of clubs.
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It's not. What's the card?
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Two hearts.
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Two hearts.
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Maybe next time. Let's do another trick.
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Magicians always do tricks with cell
phones. You have a cell phone?
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Perfect.
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Yeah. Sure.
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That's your cell phone?
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Yeah. Wow.
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I did not see that coming, David.
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Do you mind if I use it?
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Okay, great. I got to...
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Baseball cap here.
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Wow, David, you're shocking me. So I'm
going to put the phone right in there
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like that. Go like this. I'm going to
turn the phone. Something very magical.
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One, two, three. Bam.
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Oh, no.
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Here you go.
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You're welcome.
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That's all I got.
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Let's have a party. Here.
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I feel bad about this here. I'm going to
give you this right here. There you go.
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We'll give you some of these.
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A10 and 10.
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Check this out. Here you go. Look at
that. You're all set for the rest of
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life. It's a lot cheaper. Trust me.
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You'll look that impressed.
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Let's have a party. Here, check this
out.
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David, right? Yeah.
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Watch this.
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Look at that.
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Cool, huh?
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Isn't that great?
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Let's have a party. Got that here.
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Balloon there for you. Got a balloon
right here.
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Balloon right there. One right there.
Now, David, it's up to you. You have a
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totally free selection.
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Any balloon you want to change, it's
totally up to you. It does not matter
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whatever balloon you want to use. It
does not matter whatever one you want.
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what kind of balloon do you want? Which
balloon do you want, David? Any balloon
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you want, Dave. It's your choice.
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You take the yellow. The yellow. Good
choice. That's really good.
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You're back in the game, girl.
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Is that your phone?
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Go check it out.
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You got your phone back, right?
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Yeah. Hey, random question, though, just
before you leave. What was the card
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that you chose and you signed?
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Two hearts. Two hearts?
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Yeah. Take your phone.
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Take the cover off it.
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That card?
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Have a look at it.
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Yours? Show the audience.
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Is that your card? Yeah.
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Yeah?
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Take care, guys.
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We are in for a wild ride with this next
act from The Clairvoyant when we
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return.
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Truth sayers, telepathists, channelers,
and oracles are all apt descriptions for
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our pair of performers.
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But you can call them... All the way
from Luxembourg, the clairvoyants.
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Thank you very much. Thank you so much.
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We are the clairvoyants. But before we
start, I need to write something down.
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Okay.
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Yes,
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I got it.
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I need to take a seat and cover my eyes.
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Okay, so Amelie will not be able to see
anything. When we started, we lived in a
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small apartment and we only had some
jelly beans on the table.
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Like this one.
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You know jelly beans? Yes. They come in
all flavors and colors. And tonight, we
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have some volunteers here on stage.
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I will start with you. What is your
first name? Valeria.
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Valeria. Do me a favor. Take out any
jelly beans. Talk me up to anyone.
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Cool.
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Eat it.
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Yes.
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This one tastes very sweet, but it's
nothing like fruit.
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No, this one tastes like bubblegum. You
chose the pink jelly bean. Does it taste
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like bubblegum? Is it the pink one?
Thank you so much, Valeria. Your plus.
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you.
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Sir, what is your name?
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Eric. Eric, you can decide on a dream
flavor for a jelly bean. You can go
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Eric, whatever you like.
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Uh, hot dog?
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Hot dog, really.
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A hot dog jelly bean. Thank you so much,
Eric. You can take your seat. That's
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it. Yeah, thank you, Eric. Your
applause.
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Hot dog, can you come with me?
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What is your first name? Sadie.
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Sadie, you are the lucky one tonight.
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Yes, because you can take as many jelly
beans as you like.
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And we'll make it random. So I will give
you this glass.
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I will give you the scoop.
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Give me a favor. Take scoops inside the
glass. Totally up to you. One, two,
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three, four. Go crazy.
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But if you like, you can also put single
ones in there. You put some back,
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whatever you prefer.
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Got it. Are you happy with that?
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You want to add one more, give one back?
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I'll add one.
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Just one, just in case, okay? You're
happy with that? Do me a favor. Take the
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cloth, cover it with both hands, and
focus on the jelly bean.
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Okay.
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Oh, Sadie, I do believe that you took
quite a lot.
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Cool. Please, how many are there? I have
the feeling you really like jelly
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beans. It can be one or two off, but I
believe there are exactly 46 jelly beans
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inside this glass.
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46 inside this glass. Is that correct?
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You'll have to see it. You don't know,
right? How should we? But I have an
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I have a tray with me. Just follow me
right here into the center of the stage.
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Amelie, you said how many?
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46. 46?
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Do me a favor. Come over here. Take the
jelly beans for the very first time. Put
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them onto the tray.
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You can empty the glass.
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There's nothing in my hands, right? You
will take an eye. I take two by two and
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count with me.
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Two.
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4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16,
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18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, 34,
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36, 38, 40. And now all together, one by
one.
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41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46
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jelly beans!
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Thank you so much.
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But there's still something I need to
show you, Sadie, and all of our
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You remember, I asked Eric for any
flavor, and you said hot dog, right?
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Eric, believe it or not, but I knew that
you would choose hot dog jelly beans.
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Thank you so much, Sadie. You can get
back to your seat.
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And we are the Club Orion.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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Pay close attention.
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We would hate for you to miss this next
illusion from Eric Buss.
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This performer has the ability to bring
life to ordinary objects.
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Pay close attention to Eric Buss.
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Thank you so much. So when I'm not
performing, I am in my workshop building
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things. And when I have an old piece of
duct tape, I don't throw it away like
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I'm some sort of monster. No, I smoosh
it into a ball. Then I add to it. Over
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time, it gets bigger and bigger. Has
anyone else made a taped ball before?
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Yes. Cool.
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Congratulations for being awesome.
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As for everyone else, what are you
waiting for? Make some tape balls,
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My duct tape ball is so large.
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My duct tape ball is in charge.
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My duct tape ball could sink a barge.
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My duct tape ball.
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Her name is Marge.
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Marge is quite often a little sticky.
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If you're not expecting it, it can be
icky.
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She's not a perfect spear, but I'm not
picky.
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She's quite tricky. We'll show you a
quickie.
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Does she stick to the cloth or is she
floating?
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She dances around and I do her gloating.
Made of only glue, fibers, and silver
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coating, she was the largest, according
to the voting.
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She's a heavy ball, but she moves with
ease.
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She peeks and hides, a bit of a tease.
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First she's there, then she flees.
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She'll do it again, just say please.
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Tricky moves, gray sheen, she's got it
all.
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She's not an ordinary type of duct tape
ball.
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She'll fly up high, not afraid to fall.
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She feels safe cuddling her shawl.
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Watch as she slides down her beautiful
hanky.
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She feels safe when she's got her red
blankie.
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Always in a good mood, never cranky.
Made in the USA, a proud Yankee.
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But too much acrobatics and she gets
tired.
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Don't overthink what's just transpired.
She wants you to feel inspired.
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Just let her know that she is desired.
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She hopes you enjoyed her concert
tonight.
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Your love will help her fly like a kite.
Your applause will help her soar to new
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heights as she flies off into the night.
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Get ready for a grand illusion like
you've never seen before.
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Here is Joshua Jill.
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I'm excited to be here, and I'm here
with a new friend from our studio
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Your name is? Alicia.
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Alicia. Alicia, they are now using
science to help develop magic tricks.
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there's this amazing study that came out
of California.
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And I wanted to run this by you and for
you guys at home as well.
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They showed the same magic trick to two
groups of people, right? And it's
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important you understand it's the same
trick for both groups.
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And for the first group, they said,
we'll give you $100.
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if you can tell us how the trick is
done.
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For the second group, they said, tell us
how the trick is done.
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So my question for you, Alicia, and for
you guys at home is, which group do you
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think guessed more accurately?
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The money group, the people they gave
$100 to, or the guessers?
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What do you think?
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The people they gave $100 to. The people
they gave $100 to. So I thought the
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same thing. I was like, if you're going
to give somebody $100, they're not going
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to be polite anymore. They're just going
to watch you and burn you and try and
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figure it out.
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But it turns out the data shows that the
guessers were more accurate.
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The statisticians think that this is
because they're less distracted by the
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money. So Alicia, I thought right here
on this stage, we would put it to the
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test.
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I am going to give you a chance to win
$100 if you can correctly guess how this
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trick is done. And I'll even tell you
what the trick is. The trick is that I'm
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going to make four coins disappear. Now,
these are real coins. Take a look at
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one. Make sure that they are as they
seem.
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Good.
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I will keep the money isolated before we
begin.
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so that you can keep an eye on it here,
and I will not touch it again.
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Here we go.
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God, they're watching so close.
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And you didn't just see the coin go into
my hand, but you actually heard it as
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well.
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Now at this point, Alicia,
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This is when everybody starts to go, I
don't know what happened, but it's
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already done.
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But look, it's not done at all.
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There really are just the three coins. I
haven't done it yet.
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You can give a touch. Make sure that
they, yeah, just touch one. That's good.
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And set it down.
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And there we go.
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All four coins.
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Now, at this point, you start to get a
little distracted by the money.
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But you can't be too distracted by the
money.
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And I have news for you.
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It's already too late.
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Because I changed the game. Now the
coins have become the money. There's
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to win because where the money was
supposed to be over here are now
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all four.
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Buckle up.
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We are in for a wild ride from Nathan
Pham when we return.
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And finally, to wrap up the show, we
have the wonderfully talented Nathan
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Thank you. Come on. Thank you. Thank
you. Thank you.
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One of the most famous.
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Magic effects of all time was performed
by Harry Houdini with the water torture
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cell escape. Now, not a lot of people
know this, but he eventually built his
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up to that. He started with something
much simpler, a stunt that we're going
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recreate tonight using this right here.
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One, two, three, four panels of
plexiglass, which we've put into place,
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bungee together, and then we're going to
escape from. Well, when I say we, I
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don't mean me, actually, because I can
only do this in about a minute and 40
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seconds. Houdini's best time was 22
seconds.
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But this lovely lady over here, Kanoe
Mann, a very good friend of mine, she's
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been doing magic longer than I have. She
can do this in less than 12 seconds.
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Would you like to see her escape from
this in less than 12 seconds? Yes!
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Come on in, Kanoe!
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So here's what's going to happen. We are
going to lock her in with this last
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piece of glass here.
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Top. There we go.
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Fantastic.
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Strap that in, and to make sure that she
can't escape through the top or the
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bottom, we are going to bungee together
closed every single side of
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this. Now, like I said, Houdini's best
time was somewhere in the 20 -ish
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seconds. Kanoe and I, when we were
rehearsing the other day, she used to
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think you can get it less than 12
seconds today, I think.
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So if anybody in the audience wants to
time them...
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See how long this takes. You are welcome
to. Hopefully, we're going to be
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breaking a world record today. All
right, Kanoa, you all set?
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Here we go. Let's see if you've got your
timers out.
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Here we go. Let's see how long it takes
for her to escape.
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And one, two, and time.
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Time.
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How do we do on that, Kanoa? Is that a
new record?
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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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