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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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It's time for some confounding
conjuring. I'm Dean Cain and welcome to
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of Illusion.
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So let's all experience the thrill of
the unknown as we bring the world of
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to life and showcase the best of the
best.
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Thank you.
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And a lot of the best of the best. What
a nice day.
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Are you ready for the big rainstorm?
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I don't think it's really raining here,
my friend.
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Oh, that's not what I was told.
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You know,
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it's bad luck to open an umbrella
indoors.
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Well, yeah, that's true, unless it's
raining inside.
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Told you. Yeah.
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This performer is a true showman. He'll
make you laugh, he'll make you gasp, and
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he'll make you believe in the
impossible.
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So let's please give a warm welcome to
Chipper Lewis.
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Thank you so much.
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Please, a round of applause for our two
volunteers.
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Thanks for coming up.
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I've been working with playing cards now
for many, many years, and I have to
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tell you, after working with them after
a while, you kind of get to know them. I
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don't mean just like a deck of cards. I
mean each individual card all the way
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through. Like they talk, and you listen,
and you can talk to them. You can have
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these wonderful conversations.
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I'm not crazy.
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I'm not crazy. But I want to kind of
show you something right now. I'm going
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go ripple through the deck. Say stop, if
you would, please.
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Right there? Okay. Hold on to your card.
Please look at it. Don't show it to
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anybody, if you would, please. Okay? And
then for you, I'm just going to roll if
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you say stop.
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Stop. Right there? Okay. I want you to
take a look at your card.
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Okay? Now, I'm not going to give it to
you. I want you to memorize it.
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Okay? Do you have it? Yes. You sure?
Yes. You'll remember it next time?
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Okay, excellent. And then go ahead and
place your card anywhere back inside, if
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you would please. Right there.
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Very good. And we're going to shuffle
these up a little bit more. As a matter
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fact, I'm going to take half the card,
turn them the other way so they are
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to back, back to front, and this
confuses the cards. It makes it even
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difficult for the amazing feat that
they're about to do. There we go.
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And let's do one more because we've got
one, two. Let's go right here in the
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front row, right in the middle there.
Hi. Hi. Do me a favor. I'm going to have
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you think of a card, okay? It could be a
face card. It could be a... number
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card, but concentrate on a card, okay?
So we have one right here. You peeked at
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the card, right? And then we have you.
You're thinking of a card. Very good.
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we're going to place these into the card
case, and you may notice that I've
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attached the ribbon, tied it around. I'm
going to have you hold on to that side,
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and I'm going to hold on to this side,
and I'm going to have you stand right
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here in the center if you don't mind,
okay?
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Very good. Hold it with both hands. Very
good. Now, what was your card? It's
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okay to say it out loud. Five of spades.
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Five of spades? Make the magical
gesture, and I want you to start
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of spades, five of spades, five of
spades.
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No, no, they'll listen to you. I'm not
crazy.
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Go ahead.
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Yes.
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You know what? You're not believing it.
Really, get into it. Get into it.
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Five of spades. Yes.
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Five of spades. Yes.
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Five of spades. Yes.
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Oh, my God. Oh.
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Okay, are you ready? You saw how he did
it. You can do better.
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Okay, go ahead, if you will, please.
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What's your card?
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Jack -o' -Lantern! Okay, don't be angry,
Adam. Don't be angry.
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Okay, all right. Go ahead. Go ahead.
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Jack -o' -Lantern!
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Jack -o' -Lantern! Yeah?
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Jack -o' -Lantern!
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Yeah?
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because, you know what, that was one for
one, two for two. Let's go for the
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trifecta. Are you thinking of your card?
Do not say it out loud, all right?
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We're going to make it even doubly hard
for the cards to listen. But I want you
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to just wave your fingers, and I want
you to say, come out, come out, wherever
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you are.
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Okay,
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even louder.
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I don't know. It's nothing. Oh, wait,
wait, wait.
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Oh, oh, oh, oh, this one's shy.
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Okay.
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Oh, that's a little weird. Okay, let me
just take that, if you will, please.
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Thank you so much.
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Night cloud voice, would you please tell
us what card were you thinking of?
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Four of hearts.
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Four of hearts.
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Yep.
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Are we going to commercial?
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Four of hearts. I told you I'm not
crazy. They really...
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to keep up with the antics of Murray
Sawchuck.
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Next.
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In the world of magic, only a few names
have achieved legendary status.
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Our next performer is quickly rising to
join those ranks with his innovative and
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awe -inspiring illusions.
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Without further ado, please welcome the
almost legendary Murray Sawchuck.
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Everybody, this is Meg. Big round of
applause for Meg.
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So my mom, she loves gardening. In the
spring, her favorite thing to do is go
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shopping for flowers. And this flower
that we have right behind us is her
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favorite kind.
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It's bright, it doesn't need water, and
it's fake.
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So I'm going to have you help me with
this, all right? So let's go over to the
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bush. We're going to pick the flowers
off this beautiful bush. We can just
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the flowers off, and we'll have Dani
come out, and she has a really cool
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bag. Pop those off like that.
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There we go.
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Perfect. Ready to go.
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My mom would be so frustrated right now.
This is a real flower right now.
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I'll take this lovely bag. Mom always
had a knitting bag. She always had some
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showgirl knitting bag, something like
that. I'm going to put these inside. I
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want you to keep one flower. Hang on one
back. Put those in there like that.
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That you can keep for a souvenir for
now, all right?
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I'm going to seal it up like this, all
right?
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I want you to make a magical gesture.
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Do you have a magical word?
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Boom. Boom. Wow, look at that. That's
great. That's like a DJ would do. I like
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that. Here we go. Watch very carefully.
One, two, three.
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Boom.
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Not bad.
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Not bad.
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Also, my mother always loved doing
things.
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She always loved taking one rose or a
flower and putting it inside a book.
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So I want you to take that and put it
inside one of the pages for me, Meg. Put
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it right in there. I'm going to close it
up.
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Rub it like that.
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Nice. That's very good. That's very
good. Now we're going to shake it up and
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down. Spin it around. Shake it like
this. One more rub.
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Perfect. Look at you. Whatever you want
to do. You're the magician. I'm trying
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to help you. Come forward a little bit,
Meg.
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And another magic word. Where do you go?
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Um, ta -da. Ta -da. Here we go. Let's
check it out.
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How cool is that?
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But Meg, we're not done. Take one step
back. This is Mom's favorite flower. I
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want you to say a magical word and just
go like this. But it'll make it really,
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really exciting.
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Okay.
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Is that, was that it?
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Yes. One more time. Go for it.
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I think you need to do a little more.
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A little more.
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A little more.
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This is more entertaining for me than
her, I think. I don't know. Keep going,
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girl. Keep going.
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Keep going. Keep going.
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Keep going.
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Keep going. Keep going.
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That's it. That's it for Meg, everybody.
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Yeah.
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Pay close attention.
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This illusionist is a master of
deception.
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All the way from France, we have
Alexandra Duvivier.
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Thank you.
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I have here some coins.
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That's great. You know, that's great to
use coins because I don't know if you
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have already tried that, but listen to
the sound of the coins.
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Huh? That's sweet. Have you ever done
that with your coins?
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I told you, I have no life.
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So,
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A little stunt.
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See? That was tough.
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I have three cons.
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But sometimes I can try.
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Yeah, I'm telling you.
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Huh? Good.
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I love your actions. Thank you so much.
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It's crazy.
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But sometimes I can also do this. You
know, it does.
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Maybe you prefer like this, the way
before.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Or maybe, you know what, a back view.
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No?
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Too bad.
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The same thing on both sides, of course.
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You know what?
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Let me take one.
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card wizardry of Andy Gladwin when we
return.
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Okay, if you think you've seen it all,
think again. Our next magician is about
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to take magic to a whole new level.
Please welcome Andy Gladwin.
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I'm here with Melanie. She's been
randomly selected to help me with a
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And I have good news. I found this on
the internet recently. It was advertised
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as the world's luckiest ring.
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I don't actually believe anything like
that, but I figured we could use it for
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trick. You up for it? Yes. Have you ever
played cards before?
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A couple. A couple of times. Then you're
going to be perfect for this. I'd like
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you to hold the cards, and you're going
to deal out five hands of cards.
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That's great.
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And then one to yourself.
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And here's the interesting thing. We're
going to keep going. You can keep
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dealing. But at any point, you can turn
cards over. You can turn a card face up,
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if you like, as you wish.
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As you wish. Whatever you like. Great.
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This way, we get to see.
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other people's cards that you're
dealing.
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And we also stole one of your cards to a
space. That's great. Keep dealing.
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And now we're getting like a sneaky peek
at the other player's cards. This is
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rare. You would never get to do this in
a game of cards. One more round. And
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you're turning up loads of cards face
up. That's going to be really great. And
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one more to yourself.
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Fantastic. And we'll take the rest of
the cards and we may as well actually
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mix these cards up. We'll mix these face
up and face down like this. And I'm
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going to let everybody see the cards
mixed all over the place. And now,
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you get...
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to change your mind as to which hand
you're using. Are you happy with this
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or would you like to switch with
somebody else?
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I'll keep my hand. You'll keep your
hand? Okay, pick up your card and spread
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them in front of you. And I want you to
remember the highest numbered card.
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That could be a jack, queen, king. It
could be a nine, whatever.
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As long as it's the highest card you
have there.
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You remember it?
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Yeah. Fantastic. Square up the cards and
place them back on the deck. And now
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we're going to pick up these cards.
Which order do you want? Do you want me
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pick up this one first? That one, you
tell me. This one. This one, keep going.
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This one, this one, and finally this
one. So the cards are messed up all over
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the place. You dealt the cards.
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And now this is where we get to see
whether this really is the luckiest ring
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the world. So I'd like you to wear the
ring.
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And now, you chose your wedding finger.
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We are officially married.
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You jumped back. Okay, fine. Now, let's
see if it works. Hold the deck. And once
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again, I'd like you to deal out five
hands of cards.
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And I think you may be lucky. Let's see
what happens. So deal out again.
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Now, I want to show you something
interesting as you're dealing.
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You see this?
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You've dealt yourself a face -down card.
Keep going.
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And other people are getting face -up
cards.
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But somehow, you're always getting face
-down cards. Keep going.
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Other people are getting mixed up face
down face up cards You're getting all
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face down and deal one more round after
this so you get five cards Everybody
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else is getting cards. We can see except
for you all of your cards are face down
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We still have these cards mixed face up
to face down now Do you remember what
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card you picked earlier the card you're
thinking of what was the card? This is
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where we get to see how lucky you were
turn this top card over let everybody
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this should be Yeah, go for it. Let
everybody see the 10
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But really, let's see how lucky you
were, because you dealt these other
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cards. Let's see, you dealt this person
a pretty bad hand. You dealt this person
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a pair of five, not a great hand. This
person over here got really nothing good
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at all, a pair of three. This person got
a pair of eight.
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But if you're the luckiest person in the
world because of the ring, you should
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have a much more interesting hand. Check
this out. You doubt yourself a 10, but
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you also doubt the jack, the ace, the
queen, and the king to get a royal
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That is the best hand. That is a lucky
ring.
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But you know what? Let me try. Let me
take the ring. Because you remember
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other cards were mixed. Face up, it's a
face down.
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But maybe there's more to this than just
luck. Because if I just hold over like
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this... And something interesting should
happen as all of the cards turn
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themselves the right way around.
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Maybe it's not just lucky, maybe it's
magical.
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The Impossible is made possible by Sean
J.
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Next.
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You think you see it all when it comes
to magic?
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Well, think again.
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Our next magician is a true showman with
tricks up his sleeve that will make
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your jaw drop.
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Please put your hands together for the
incomparable Sean Jay.
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I'm really excited to be here this
evening because I'm going to try to
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something truly impossible.
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I'm going to score a date with that
lovely lady over there. Can you actually
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come up here and help me out in the pink
right there?
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Yes, you.
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Yes, my gosh, yes, it's live, we're
doing this. Yes, hi, what's your name?
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Meredith.
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I know women like to be wined and dined,
so we've got some food here that we're
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going to make in a moment. Flowers,
ladies love flowers.
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In California, I hear that 20 bucks can
get you not only a gallon of
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gas, but one of these avocados.
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Now, this avocado is not really that
ripe. It's really hard. You can't cut
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this. This is an issue.
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I got an idea. I learned this social
media hack where you take a dishcloth,
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after you clean your hands, you have to
use the heat like incubating an egg.
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You take an unripe piece of fruit,
whether it's like an unripe banana, an
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apple, or in this case, an unripe
avocado, and you hang it under the cloth
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moment. You blow.
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Blow.
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Yes, perfect. Pizza for lunch.
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Oh, yeah.
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It instantly becomes a lot riper, feel
it? Oh, that's squishy.
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That's squishy?
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This is perfect. So we're actually going
to do something that all Californian
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girls know about.
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Avocado toast?
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Avocado toast.
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Can I get a yeah?
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Yeah. All right. Avocado toast.
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Since we're doing TV here, I don't have
as much time as a chef normally would.
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You're about to witness the world's
fastest and possibly messiest avocado
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Oh, look at that.
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Messy, though, for a first date.
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Hold on.
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There. That look better?
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That's pretty.
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Pretty? Yeah. The garnish.
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Hold on.
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And, uh, see that? Yeah.
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Avocado pit.
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Inside, we're going to play a little
game. It's kind of like a sobriety test.
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I'm going to take the avocado pit. All
you have to do is keep your eye, and you
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tell me where the avocado pit is. Is it
in my pocket?
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Let me put it there. Am I talking too
fast?
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Let's start again, Meredith. Let's try
this one more time. With the avocado
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it goes inside the pocket.
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And do you believe it's in my pocket? Or
is it back under the flower pot again?
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This is starting to freak me out.
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Meredith, you know, at this time, you're
actually going to see...
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You're going to see it completely
vanish, leaves my hands.
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Tap the cup with your finger.
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Back underneath the flower pot. Now
maybe if I keep putting it here, you'll
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what to expect. So let me put it back
over here. You take the knife yourself.
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Take the knife. Go ahead and tap the
flower pot.
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Everybody say the magic words. Everybody
say aye.
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Aye. Hope.
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Hope. This. This.
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Works. Works. Me too. Let's take a peek.
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Yes, it's back. Give it up for Meredith,
ladies and gentlemen. She's great.
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Now,
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Meredith, hold out both your hands. I
kind of destroyed that other avocado, so
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want to give you something.
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Meredith, I just want to tap this here
and give that to you.
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And that's how you get a first date.
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as this performer takes the stage.
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He is a true master of his craft and has
been recognized as one of the most
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talented magicians of his generation.
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So without further ado, please, let's
give it up for the incredible Christian
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Macias.
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evening of unbelievable illusions and
feats of magic, and we hope to see you
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again soon.
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Till then, I'm Dean Cain. Thank you.
Good night.
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