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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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Welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to the
most magical show on television.
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Now, just as a magician's axe can seem
like a bit of trickery to the untrained
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eye, scientific discoveries can seem
unfathomable to those who don't
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the process behind them. So we have
created a... I heard something back
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Alexandra Duvivier!
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How are you?
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I'm pretty great, and I have something
very special for you, Mr. Kane. Okay. I
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have some holiday papers, but it's a
camouflage outfit, because if you want
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real holiday papers, you just need to
shake, Mr. Kane. Because if you do shake
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properly, you can have some real, I mean
real holiday papers.
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Okay.
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Ciao. Ciao.
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Au revoir.
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It's time to... add some laughter to our
magical evening with this illusionist.
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He's a funny man, but has serious magic
skills, and he's guaranteed to put a
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smile on your face.
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Please welcome Farrell Dillon.
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Everybody here is going to get a deck of
cards. You're going to get a deck of
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cards. You'll get a deck.
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Yep. This is for you, young lady. This
one's for you. This one is for you. Hold
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on to that for a second.
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All right, I'm going to use yours to
demonstrate to everybody. So take your
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cards out of the box.
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Good. Throw the box on the ground. We
don't need that anymore. I want you to
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look at your card.
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Go ahead.
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Stand them in front of your face. Look
at all of them.
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Right then, you're going to shuffle your
card.
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You don't have to take note of all of
them. Just make sure they're all
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different, all right? Yeah, no problem.
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All right, and then shuffle them however
you want. Good.
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You can ripple shuffle them. You can do
whatever that is. Yeah, that's fine.
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Just shuffle them like upside down and
stuff. That's fine. Oh good. Look at
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You're doing the belly method. That's
classic.
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Let's see here. We've got whatever that
is. Good. And you're doing a good job
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too. We're going to make this card trick
more difficult. So we're going to take
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all the cards, shuffle them together.
Now look, here's the thing. It's really
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hard to shuffle five decks of cards. You
guys are having a hard time shuffling
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one. So we're going to take all these
cards and we're going to throw them into
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bag. Here, you throw yours in.
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Good. Throw your cards in. Good. Throw
yours in.
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Good. Throw yours in. Good. And then
we're going to shuffle them all up
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this bag.
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The best way to shuffle five decks of
cards. Now we have to pick cards, right?
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Because that's how the card trick works.
You're going to reach inside this bag
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in a second, all right? I don't want you
to show anybody the cards. You're going
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to hold it against your chest, all
right? And I want you to look at it
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We'll get back to that in a second,
okay? So when you reach in.
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All I want you to do is either close
your eyes or stare into mine, whichever
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find less creepy, okay?
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Reach in this bag, pull out a card. You
got it?
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Okay, go for it.
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All right, I just want you to remember
that this is what you decided was less
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creepy.
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Go for it.
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Yeah, I didn't think so. All right,
yeah.
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But I like how you close your eyes and
then stare into mine, like through your
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eyelids, like you have x -ray vision.
That's wonderful. Hey, young lady,
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close your eyes or stare into mine.
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Good choice.
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Don't show them, but keep your eyes
closed, all right? Oh, no, no. Actually,
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you can open them. All right, it's over.
Yeah, there you go.
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There you go.
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I had a feeling about you.
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Okay, the eyebrow thing was a little
much, but I appreciate you.
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All right, and last but not least, go
ahead.
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Okay, cool. I didn't think you were
going to do either of the things that I
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asked, but you got one.
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All right, so look.
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Five decks of cards all shuffled
together.
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You guys looked at them. You shuffled
them beforehand.
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All right, we're going to start with
you.
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Show everybody what card you got. Eight
of diamonds.
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All right, cool. You got one as well,
right?
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Show them.
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Eight of diamonds.
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Okay, so that happens sometimes.
Sometimes people get the same card
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there's five decks. What card did you
get?
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Eight of diamonds.
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All right, that's a little weird.
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Show them. Eight of diamonds.
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Eight of diamonds.
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And you two?
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Thank you, guys. You can keep those. See
you guys later.
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This magician you're about to see is not
just any magician.
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He's an illusionist who's known for
pushing the limits of what's possible.
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So please welcome to the stage the
incredible Noah Stoney.
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Thank you all so much.
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Tonight, I want to show you something a
little bit different. But in order to do
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that, I need somebody to help out.
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What's your name? Emma. Emma, will you
join me up here on stage? There's going
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to be a huge round of applause.
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And then, Emma, will you take both your
hands and hold them face down just like
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this? And then make two fists just like
this.
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And then, Emma, I just want you to
mirror me. Bring one of those hands
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And then bring this hand right up to
your chest.
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And then turn so that everybody can see
you. Good.
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Now, Emma, do you believe in voodoo at
all?
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Yeah. Okay.
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We're going to try a little bit tonight.
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So I've got a lighter here. You're not
afraid of fire, are you?
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No. Okay.
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I'm going to stand over here, but then
I'm going to take that fire, and I'm
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going to bring that lighter just a
little bit closer to the palm of my
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And in your hand that you're squeezing
into a fist right now, I just want you
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focus, and I want you to imagine you can
almost start to feel a little bit of
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heat starting right in the palm of that
hand as I bring that lighter closer to
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mine.
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Just focus on the feeling of a little
bit of heat starting in the palm of that
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hand.
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Honestly, Emma, yes or no, do you feel
your hand getting just a little bit
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warmer? A little bit, yeah.
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Here's the thing, though. If I bring the
lighter closer to my hand, you should
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be able to feel that fire even more.
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To the point where if I start to squeeze
my hand,
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you can all see there's no marks, no
burns, no scorches.
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But Emma, will you bring your hand down?
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And take a look inside of it.
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Show it to everybody.
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Next,
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laughs and the unbelievable talent of
Alex Ramone. When we return.
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It's not just something you watch, it's
something you experience.
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And this performer is going to make sure
you experience it to the fullest with
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an interactive trick that will have you
gasping in amazement. Please welcome to
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the stage, Alex Ramone.
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Hello, everyone.
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All right, this is magic for everyone.
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You can do it yourself right there,
sitting in the seats in the theater, and
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also right at home.
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Everybody, put your right hand out in
front of you. Like this, right hand up,
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right hand up. Everybody, everybody,
everybody. Even at home, even at home,
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that right hand up. Put your palm facing
you.
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You guys look ridiculous.
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But you're doing it, but you're doing
it. Okay, right hand palm facing you. It
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should look something like this.
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Ooh.
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Keep that right palm facing you and with
your left index finger, I want you to
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point to your pinky.
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Now, we're all going to make a series of
decisions, choices, and each and every
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decision is going to be your choice.
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Okay? All of you make a different
choice. All of you make a different
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But here's what's going to happen.
You're going to make a series of moves.
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move is moving from one finger to the
other finger next to the one you're on.
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if I said move twice, you would go one,
two. Or you could go one, two.
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It doesn't matter. It's your choice.
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Everyone's going to make a different
decision, even you at home.
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So, right hand, palm facing you, index
finger, begin on your pinky.
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And you're going to make five moves, all
your choice.
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And even though the thumb is something
different, you can still move on to the
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thumb, okay?
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All right, here it goes. Make five moves
starting now.
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One, two, three, four, and five.
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Now, if you look around, there are
people on different fingers. They've
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their own different choices.
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And I'm going to make a little bit of a
guess here.
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I'm going to guess that you guys are not
on your thumb or your pinky finger.
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So we're going to eliminate those, curl
those fingers in, and now your moves are
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going to be constricted to just the
remaining three fingers.
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It should look like this.
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And now.
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You're going to make one move.
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Make it now.
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Again, all your own decision. Even at
home, I have an idea and a thought that
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you are not on your ring finger.
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Curl that ring finger in.
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You have two fingers remaining, and
you're going to make one final move.
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Make it now.
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Now, look, there's a 50 -50 chance right
now. Things can go horribly wrong or
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horribly right. But you know what?
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Curl in your middle finger because you
are on your index finger. If you're on
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your index finger, give yourself a kiss.
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The impossible is easy for the masterful
manipulations of Nathan Fan.
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Now for a magician who's known for his
unique style and flair. And he's here to
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show you what he's made of. Please
welcome Nathan Fan.
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Thank you so much, everyone.
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I'm here with my new friend. What's your
name? My name is Sarah. Hello, Sarah.
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Lovely to meet you. Okay. Sarah, I have
here some very special cards that I
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totally didn't make 30 minutes ago. And
each one has a different name of a fruit
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on it. So, watch this here. I've got
cherry, watermelon, cantaloupe.
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there's about a dozen different fruits.
I've written them in different colors.
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I'm going to give these a shuffle.
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All right? In a moment, you're just
going to select any one of these that
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like. So, reach out, touch any card you
want.
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This one right here. Specifically this
one. All right. You're sure?
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All right, take the card.
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All right, so everyone don't let me see
it.
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And tell me when it's safe to open my
eyes.
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Okay,
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excellent. Put the card back.
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All right, we're going to lose it inside
the packet. That way I can't peek or
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cheat. Fantastic. Now, what if I told
you that just over here, underneath my
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lovely teal handkerchief, is a magic
bush that can grow whatever fruit it is
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that you selected?
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That would be pretty cool, right?
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Yes? Okay.
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Let's see here.
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We're going to check it out. This is the
magic bush. And in a moment, it is
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going to grow your fruit. We've got to
wait for spring first, though. Oh, here
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we go. Yes, look at the flowers.
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They're blooming.
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Amazing. Incredible. Let's get a little
foliage out of the way so you can see
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how beautiful it is. Yes.
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Incredible. Let's see now if we can get
a little bit of the fruit in the field.
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Let's see. Come on. There we go.
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There's one of them right there.
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Yes. Oh, there it is.
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We have an orange.
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Yes, let's see. Can we get another
orange? Let's see. Here comes another
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Two oranges.
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Ah, ah, ah.
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Let's see if we can get one more.
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Because three is the lucky number. Bing!
Right over there.
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Three oranges.
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Yes, there it is. For the first time out
loud, which fruit did you pick?
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Apples.
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I didn't force you to the right card.
That's fine. No, no, no. No, this is
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This is fine. Because apples and...
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Oranges are basically the same thing.
That's why we're constantly comparing
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apples to oranges, right?
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Actually, I told you this is a magic
bush, right?
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It is indeed a magic bush because I want
you to... That's a real orange. You can
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feel that. It's a real orange, right?
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It's a real magic orange is what it is
because watch. If I cut into the... Do
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you hear that?
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Yeah. There's something inside this
orange. Watch. If I cut into this
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inside it,
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He's like, oh boy, I gotta really cut
this sucker open. Oh, look at that.
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it goes. Yes, there's the zesting.
Where's the bartender? He's zesting for
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old fat. There we go. Take that.
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Is that a real apple? Yes, here. In
fact, I want you to see. Look, every
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one of these oranges has an apple.
Here's another apple for you. And let's
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this one right here. Also has an apple.
I'll do this without cutting myself.
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Open, yes.
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There it is.
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Lovely Kayla apples for you. Enjoy your
apples!
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Come back and bust everybody!
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when we return with the amazing card
wizardry of Nick Douglas. Next.
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Buckle up for an unforgettable
performance from an illusionist who is
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their outrageous and eccentric tricks.
The one and only Nick Douglas.
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More than I'm used to.
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Okay. How we doing? Everybody good?
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We're doing this amazing trick that
nobody ever does. Just one where you
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card and I find it. Okay, let's get a
card first. What is your name of that?
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Jackie. Jackie. All right, Jackie. I'm
going to see if you can say stop
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you want.
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Stop. Perfect. Okay, right here. All
right, we're going to take a look at the
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card. Are you okay with this card? Yeah.
Okay, good. All right, so obviously
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we've got to stick to heart. We're going
to find the stick to heart.
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Headline. All right, so what happens is
we put the card in their face down.
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There's a lot of different ways we can
do this.
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Okay, we've got to distinguish these
cards. What I like to do is I like to
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the joker, put it on top. It looks...
Like the deck is face up, but it's not.
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Until you snap your fingers.
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Now all the cards do end up face up,
except for one card, of course, which,
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guess what that card is? Six of hearts.
Six of hearts, absolutely. We found the
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six of hearts. Nice and easy.
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Second way, of course, but if they're
all faced in the same way, it's a little
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more difficult. So if we put it in face
-up with the rest of the cards, just
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like so, it's harder to find. We can't
do the face -up thing. But then all we
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is snap our fingers again, and then we
can turn all those cards red. We turn
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those cards red, except for one card,
which is the blue card, of course.
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Obviously, it's your one card.
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Now, of course, if that one doesn't
work, if that one doesn't work at all,
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we've got to do, there's just one more
thing we can do.
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We just give it two snaps.
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That's if nothing else works. Nothing
else works, but two snaps does. It
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actually erases the entire deck.
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except for, guess what, one heart, your
card, the six of hearts. And that's how
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we'll find it.
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Magic
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is
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all about connecting people and bonding
through witnessing the impossible.
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This mentalist plans to do exactly that.
Ladies and gentlemen, Wayne Hoffman.
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Things are about to get a little
strange.
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First and foremost, you don't know each
other, I presume, since you're seated.
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It would be weird if you were seated
opposite ends and you were best friends.
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You've never met before?
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And I don't know you personally. We
don't hang out on weekends.
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I know nothing about you, correct?
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You look glad of that fact, too. But
most importantly, you don't know each
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other's phone numbers. I don't know your
phone numbers. And we're technically
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strangers.
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For now.
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First and foremost, if you don't mind,
if you can, make sure your phone has
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battery and that you have signal and
that you can receive a phone call and
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rid of all those notifications, dating
apps, yeah, stuff like that.
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You good?
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No dating apps for you? All right, all
right. So what I'd like both of you to
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is take your phones, turn the screen
off.
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just so it's off, and turn it, make sure
it's on ring, so that if it were to
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ring, we would be able to hear it.
However, you need to do that on your
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don't know what type of phones you have.
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And just then place your phone right
here on the table. Now, I don't want to
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touch them, but move them just a little
closer. Yep, right about there.
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I want you, it's Logan, yeah? Logan, I
want you to stare at her phone, and
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Camille, I want you to stare at his
phone.
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Right now, oh, you got a notification
already.
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What's his name?
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So you can turn that off. I don't know
what to do. Yeah, turn it off, turn it
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off. I don't know. So you got some, you
know, this is part of the fun, right? We
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don't know when.
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Okay, very good. So you stare at her
phone, and you stare at his phone, and
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we're going to see if we can get
something strange to happen.
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Stare at each other's phones now.
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Let me ask you a question. Camille, look
at his phone. You can hear it ring. Is
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that your phone number?
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So your phone is calling his phone. Is
that right?
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And that's your phone number.
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But you don't know each other.
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But it's ringing.
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You can silence that. So Camille, you
were able to send a vibe to make his
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ring. But yet you've never met.
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You don't know her. You don't have her
phone number. And obviously, I couldn't
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have your phone number, but I'm going to
try something else.
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Camille, I want you to think of your
phone number and concentrate on it in
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your mind.
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Now, it's interesting because here,
here, here,
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here, here, here,
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something like this.
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I'm getting a number from you. First of
all, the number 15 is coming across.
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Did something happen to you 15 years ago
that's something life -changing or
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major or no?
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She's thinking.
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Yes. Yes? What happened?
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Around that time? No?
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Wait, yeah. I met my husband.
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Oh, you met your husband. Okay. All
right. She's thinking. She's like, what
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was that if I do the math?
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Now, here's the thing.
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If I can, now, I'm going to, can you
open that up? Actually, go to your
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Now, I'm going to see something here.
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Phone? Okay.
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Now, let's see if this works.
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Yeah?
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And that's your number calling her.
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I just wanted to set you guys up. So if
you ever want to chat later, it's a live
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dating app. And ladies and gentlemen,
that's the power of the mind. Let's give
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these two a big round of applause.
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From all of us here at Masters of
Illusion, we want to thank you for
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tonight. It was a night of wonder and
amazement.
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Until we meet again.
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Keep the magic alive. I'm Dean Cain, and
we'll see you then.
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