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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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Get ready for an incredible night of
mystical wonder.
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I'm Dean Cain, and I am your host for
Masters of Illusion.
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No, magic is... No, no, no. Lucy.
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Hi. How are you? You miss me. I do miss
you, but we're doing the show right now.
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No, no. You're going to see this. Okay,
so I heard that you are very easily
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influenced. You're very susceptible to
pickpocketing. No. No, you definitely
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are. But I can help you out. I'm going
to show you a little trick. Yes?
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Yes. Do you have some coins I can
borrow?
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I have, uh, yeah, I have some coins.
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Amazing. Are you going to steal my
coins? That is the idea. That is the
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Okay. There they are. See, this is it.
Every time somebody asks you for
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something, you just give it to them.
This is a fool's errand.
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Can you hold your head like a little
scoop? I'm going to count these five
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into your hand one time. Okay. And you
get that last coin. I want you to close
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your hand around it and put it to your
chest so I can't sneak it out. Okay,
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good. One, two, three, four, five.
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Whoa, that's pretty sneaky.
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Right? Very slow that time. That's why
it was so easy to get that last coin.
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Can you count those four into my hand,
darling? One at a time.
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One, two, three, and four. Well, I
barely gave you a chance. You know what?
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We'll give you a chance in time.
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Listen again.
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One, two, three, four, five.
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You really got it that time? I know I
have to. You know you have to. Then how
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come it's right here?
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I did not put that there.
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Count those four coins into my hand.
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One, two, three, four. And now I'm going
to jail. Yes.
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Darling, if you want to know how to make
them all vanish, I will tell you, but
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it is a private lesson, so you'll have
to find me later.
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Lucy Darling, everyone.
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Prepare to have your minds blown by a
magician who has... honed his skills
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through years of dedication and hard
work. That's what it takes.
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He's here to show you what real magic
looks like. Let's hear it for Alex
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Come on, puppy boy. Come on.
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Come on, puppy boy.
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This is MJ. This is my cute blonde
assistant. He is actually, if I'm being
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honest, I'm the assistant. He's the
magician.
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If I'm being perfectly honest.
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And the question I'm asked all the time
isn't, how is the magic done?
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The question I'm asked all the time is,
how do you travel with MJ?
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Right? Well, the truth is, I carry him
on.
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In this.
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I'll show you what I mean.
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Thank you.
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I cannot wait to present this
illusionist who always has me laughing
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much as he has me utterly bewildered at
how he pulls off his magical feet.
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Let's make some noise for Trino.
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Thank you so much. Thank you so much,
team. This is the new Triple Trendy. It
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has three ingredients, creamer, coffee,
and a whole lot of sugar.
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It's $97 and guaranteed to keep you
awake for four days.
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Check this out.
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Next, laughs and the unbelievable talent
of...
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We have a performer who would like to
take us
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on a little trip down memory lane. So
let's get a glimpse into the history of
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magic with Maxon Spiel.
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Tonight I will show you the first trick
I learned when I was a child.
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Yes. And for that, I need a paper bag.
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And my magic wand.
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Inside the paper bag, I put an object.
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Try to guess what's inside.
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Glass bottle. Glass bottle, correct.
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Are you a magician too?
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I thought, this is a glass bottle.
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Empty glass bottle, but it's a glass
bottle, yes.
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And, of course, the empty bag.
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You want to check it? Check inside?
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Ah!
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Oh, no, it's not completely... Oh, wait
a second.
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There's something on it. Come on, baby.
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You can... Come, come, come, come. Oh!
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Look!
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Oh, this is water, my best friend.
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It's a living plastic parakeet.
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Ha -ha!
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Hello, water.
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Could you catch water for me?
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At three, I say, one, two, three, catch.
Too late. It's gone.
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Oh, where's the cage? Where's the cage?
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I come to show you.
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Oh, it's a paper bag and the bottle. So
let me show you I can do that.
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I will grab my bottle, and I will put
the bag, and I grab my magic air. And I
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say, you clear the bottle, yeah?
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And I pretend the bottle is gone.
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It's gone.
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You see it? It's gone.
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And when I do that, it comes back.
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That's the trick.
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Okay, I know what you're thinking.
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You're thinking, I'm a con man.
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Correct.
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But what did you think about that?
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I'm the one!
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Because now...
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With completely glass of beer and of
course with the
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transformation of the bone.
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And this is my first week when I was a
child. Tears everywhere.
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When we return, amazing is the only way
to describe Joshua J. Next.
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When it comes to the art of sleight of
hand and fantastic storytelling, you can
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match the skill of this performer.
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He's a magician's magician, and he's
here to show you why.
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Without further ado, please give a round
of applause for Joshua Jay.
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It's story time. Your name is?
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Allura. Allura, and you were told to
bring a dollar bill. Can I see it now?
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Thank you.
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Don't worry, you will get this dollar
bill back. It's not that kind of trick.
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We just need a couple of things to make
this work. The first one is you get the
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pen. And the next one is I need somebody
to tell me the exact time that it is
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right now.
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8 .15.
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So do me a favor. I want you to put your
initials here. Just write it in that
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little white spot there on your bill.
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And then here, there's some white spot
there. Put 8 .15.
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Excellent.
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Before we get to this story, you can see
her name and you can see the time that
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this story takes place.
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Now, you're going to hold on to your
bill, but I'm going to fold it in a very
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particular way before you do.
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Allura, hold out your left hand, palm
down.
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Yes. I'm going to have you hold on to
your bill and rest your fist right here.
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Good. Now, most stories come from books.
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But this one comes from a different kind
of book, a book of matches. It's very
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simple. If you haven't heard it, it
works like this.
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There's a ship.
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I'm pointing to a matchbook, but the
matchbook is now a ship. And as it
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it stops along the way, and they change
out one of the floorboards for a new
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one.
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And when they sail a little closer, they
change out three more floorboards. And
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then they sail a little closer, but this
time they change out everything. Every
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mast, every sail.
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Every oar, every floorboard, every part
of the ship is changed out so that by
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the time the ship arrives, we ask this
question.
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And this is the question I'm going to
ask of you. And there's no right answer.
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The way you answer the question just
says a little bit about who you are.
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Is the ship that lands the same ship, or
is it a totally different ship?
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What do you think?
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I think it's probably a different ship
by then.
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Me too. I happen to think it's a
different ship. And the reason I kind of
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that way is because every element of it
is new, even though it's the same ship
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that left, right?
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And we can say the same thing about a
matchbook. This is still a matchbook,
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if I do this, is it the matchbook?
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Maybe, maybe not. I think it is because
it still has that staple and it still
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has the strike pad, right?
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But if you were to take those off...
Well, now I think we can agree this is
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not... a matchbook anymore.
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The reason that I ask you all of this is
quite simple.
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I'm going to give you back your dollar
bill in a second, but I want to give you
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back the same bill and at the same time
a different bill.
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And we do it like this. Would you just
choose one match, any match with your
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other hand, and drop it inside the fist?
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And in fact, take another one, drop it
inside.
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All the matches go inside.
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Even.
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The strike pad goes inside.
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And now lift your hand up, place it on
top of mine, and turn over like this. On
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the count of three, you're going to open
your fist. One, two, three.
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Now look at this.
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Allura, this is the dollar bill you gave
me.
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with your signature on it. But now
there's a strike pad on it. There's a
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going all the way through.
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And the next time you go to light a
candle, you will have a story to tell, a
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story that started at 8 .15.
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The
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impossible
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is easy.
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for the masterful manipulation of Noah
Stoner.
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It takes a special kind of talent to
make magic look effortless, and our next
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performer has that talent in spades,
along with a bag of trick that will blow
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your mind. Ladies and gentlemen, please
welcome to the stage Noah Stoner.
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Tonight, I want to show you all a
miracle.
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A miracle using a deck of cards, a wine
glass, and one person in this room.
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What's your name?
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Maurice. Maurice, will you help me with
this?
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Maurice, in a deck of cards, I'm sure
you know that there's a hearts, clubs,
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diamonds, and spades.
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In a second, I'm going to snap my
fingers. When I do, name any suit that
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want. Ready?
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Now. Club.
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Are you sure?
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I like the confidence.
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So you also know in a deck of cards the
8, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, Jack,
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Queen, and the King.
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Just like before, I'll snap my fingers.
You get to choose whichever club you
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want. Get creative. Think outside of the
box.
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Five. Five of clubs.
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One last question.
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Are you sure about that, or do you want
to change?
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Keep it.
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You're going to keep it.
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This is what I think is so incredible.
This deck of cards has been sitting here
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the entire time.
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The thing is, I had a feeling. I had a
feeling about somebody that was going to
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choose a card tonight, and I think that
person was you.
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That's why before we started, before we
did anything, I took one card in your
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deck and I turned it the opposite
direction for you. You said the five of
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and the card that I turned over was the
eight of spades.
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Not cool, man.
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Not cool.
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No, here's the thing. I didn't stop
there, though. I had a feeling. I had a
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feeling about somebody that was going to
name a card tonight, and I'm pretty
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sure that person was you. That's why I
also turned over the Ace of Diamonds.
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You look less impressed.
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I didn't stop there, though. For you, I
also made sure to get the Ace of Clubs,
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and I got the Ace of Hearts.
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All four aces, and now you just look
confused.
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Here's the thing.
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Here's the thing. If I were sitting
where you were sitting, I wouldn't
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care about what was on the front of
these cards.
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I'd be way more impressed with what I
wrote for you on the back.
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The five of clubs.
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Yes. Yes.
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That's what I thought.
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Good. Good.
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It was good.
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It was good.
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It was good.
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I feel like I'm reassuring myself a
little bit on that one. Because here's
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thing. Thank you.
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Here's the thing. I think it was good,
but I know some people might be like,
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well, I don't know if that was a
miracle, right?
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I don't know if it was a miracle.
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So tell you what.
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Let's try this.
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Does anyone have like a bottle of water
that we can use?
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Hey, thank you.
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Perfect. You all right if I take this?
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Great. If we really wanted to do a
miracle, I feel like it would look a
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more like this.
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Water. Wine glass.
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Oh!
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Do you drink wine?
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Take that. Can you smell it? Smell it.
Does it smell like wine?
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Give it a sip.
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Go ahead.
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Taste it.
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Is that wine?
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It's wine.
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Thank you.
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A true daredevil in our midst.
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Someone bound to take your breath away.
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Ladies and gentlemen, Reza.
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Thank you very much.
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I'm looking for the bravest dude here.
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Who would like to join me on stage?
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Let's get that guy right there. Give him
a round of applause.
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Reza.
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Nikita. Amazing, Nikita.
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Follow me.
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All the way around here.
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I want you to stick your head straight
through this hole. All the way through
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the hole.
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Who wants to see Nikita do something
dangerous? Who wants to see that?
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You guys are sick, but I like it.
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Nikita, you are locked in place.
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Also, we have this.
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This is a razor sharp circular saw
blade. Inches now.
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from Nikita's head.
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I'm going to try and get this blade
through his neck without severing his
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off. If it works, it'll be incredible.
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Amazing.
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If it doesn't work, we don't want his
head bouncing out into the front row.
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would not be cool.
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Here we have a bucket. This is strictly
precautionary.
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Goes right there.
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And if there's any blood, this should
soak it up.
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Nikita, do you have any last words?
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Is it too late to use a bathroom?
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Okay, I have a better place for this.
We'll just put it back there.
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Kids, do not try this at home. Nikita,
keep your head just like this.
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And legs spread for the bucket. That's
fine.
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Metal through flesh.
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Whether it works or not.
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Thank you for joining us tonight for a
magical evening on Masters of Illusion
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that we hope you won't soon forget.
Remember, keep believing in the
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Until next time, I'm Dean Cain.
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