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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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I'm Dean Cain, and I cannot wait to
share our mesmerizing illusions with you
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tonight, right here on Masters of
Illusions.
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Magic is like a dream. The magician
transports the audience into a
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world filled with wonder and
enchantment. So join us for a night.
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Sorry. Hi. Hi. Hi. Hi.
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Oh, no, no, no. I just had a question. I
know that this particular television
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show airs all over the world. Yes. But
people are asking, like, where exactly
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the United States and in Canada? Like, I
cut up a map. Is it, like, in Oklahoma
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or New Mexico? Oh, yes. Or is it in
California?
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Yes. I don't know, like, which one.
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So exactly where is it?
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All of the United States and Canada, all
over. All of it? All of it. Oh, okay.
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Well, that makes sense. Yeah.
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Awesome. Thanks so much.
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All right.
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Okay, prepare to suspend your disbelief
for the always incredible Reza.
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Thank you very much.
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I'm looking for a couple people who want
to experience this up close. If I can
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get a couple.
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Gentlemen right there, that would be
amazing.
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And this side, yes, right there.
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Give these guys a round of applause.
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Please join me.
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I'm going to sit right here, face that
direction. Sit right there, face that
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direction.
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Now slowly just lay all the way back.
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And then take your hands, reach them up
towards me.
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Palms up, just like this. Excellent.
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Perfect, and don't move.
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And now take the weight.
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Hold right here.
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Hold that steady.
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All right, gentlemen, hold tight.
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Hold tight.
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Grab her feet. Grab her feet.
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Her leg's right there.
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Grab her back right here on this side.
Let go of the board and grab her back.
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Drop this arm right here. Drop this arm.
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Drop this arm right here to your side.
Drop it down.
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Dr. Song.
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Arms up, arms up.
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Arms up.
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This performer is known for his fiery
personality and explosive stage
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Let's make some noise for Eric Eaton.
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So I'm looking for a volunteer who wants
to come to a card street. Oh, there's a
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quick hand right there. Everyone give
him a round of applause.
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What is your name there?
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Esther. Esther, nice to meet you.
Esther, I have a deck of cards here. You
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see all these cards are different,
correct? Yeah.
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Everything's fair.
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Whenever you're ready, Esther, just say
stop.
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Stop. Right there. Are you sure?
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100%. Do you want to change your mind?
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Nope. Perfect. Take a look at that card,
Esther, and show everyone here that
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card. Do not show me.
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Perfect. All right, Esther, if I can get
you to take your card, place it
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anywhere on this deck.
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Anywhere you want. Yeah, right there. It
looks good.
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All right, Esther, take that, shuffle it
up, mix it up good.
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Oh. It's perfect. Like that.
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Nice.
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It works. It works.
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You satisfied with it? Yeah.
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Love it, Esther. I love it.
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Now, we're going to take your cards.
We're actually just going to drop them
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here like so, and we'll leave one out.
What do you like to do in your free
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Eat marshmallows? Perfect.
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Okay.
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I brought some marshmallows for Esther.
I like to make s'mores. We're going to
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roast some marshmallows. If I can get
you to go ahead and reach in there and
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grab any marshmallow you want.
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Nice and fluffy. Yes, perfect.
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As a matter of fact, though, I would
have preferred if you grabbed the one
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already on a stick.
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Perfect. So we're going to take this
marshmallow, Esther, and all we're going
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do is take this card here, and we're
actually going to light it on fire.
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As you can see, that's a big flame
there. Can't miss it.
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Can you see it? Is this card burning?
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That's real fire, no illusion, correct?
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It's fire.
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Watch it. We take it.
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Perfect.
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There we go.
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Start roasting.
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Roast. Think about your card. Think
about your card, Esther.
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One card actually burns on that
marshmallow.
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Was your card the four of heart?
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Thank you.
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When we return, is your mind able to
keep up with the antics of Joel Myers?
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You won't believe your eyes when you see
what's about to happen on this stage.
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This magician is a true master of the
art, and he's here to dazzle us with his
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incredible skills. Please welcome Joel
Myers.
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What's up, you guys?
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If you guys want to, everybody can kind
of think of a moment that maybe was a
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definitive moment in your life, a moment
that defined who you are. If you have a
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moment in mind, raise your hand right
now if you've got a moment in your mind.
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Maybe this girl in the red would be
great. Everybody give her a big hand.
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joins me on stage. Come on up.
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How will you watch three steps on stage?
Come on up. What is your name?
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Taryn. Taryn?
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Taryn, here's the plan. Do you have a
moment in mind right now? A moment that
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means something to you?
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Like a really important moment. Now, if
this moment means something to you and
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it also involves another human being,
that would be great, too. Is that a
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possibility?
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Really? Cool. All right. I didn't guess
just then. So,
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Taryn, check it out. I've got some flash
cards here.
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They're like index cards. They could
almost look like playing cards. They're
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not. They're just flash blank flash
cards, piece of paper.
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Taryn, I want you to check those out.
Make sure they're exactly what they
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to be, just blank white pieces of paper.
Yes?
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Yes. Awesome stuff. Taryn, I want you to
take one of those out.
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And you're going to write down the
moment in time that means something,
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moment that is incredibly precious to
you. So maybe the date or something like
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that, if that makes sense.
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We're also going to grab a gentleman
over here.
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Let's see, maybe this guy right here.
What's your name, man? Jackie.
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Jackie, Jackie. Everybody give Jackie a
big hand. Jackie, come on up.
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How's it going? Come on up, my friend.
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Jackie, you're going to stand right over
here.
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Jackie, I got a couple of chalkboards
with me. These were really popular back
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the 1800s. Take notes, write things
down. Check that out. Make sure it's
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chalkboard. White both sides. Nothing
funny about it. Yeah?
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Cool. You good? White both sides of that
one, too. Make sure it's good. That
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one, too.
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Go ahead. You can wipe it. Yeah? You
sure?
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The second, you're going to wish you
looked closer, Jackie.
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I'm going to place the boards together
in between the boards.
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Jackie, I'm going to place a tiny little
piece of chalk.
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Really simple. Just like this.
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Jackie, your job's super simple. All
you're going to do is hold on to both
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of the boards.
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After a while, you're going to start to
hear that chalk writing by itself.
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Don't freak out when that happens, okay?
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These are really old. Don't throw them
and run away.
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Taryn, you're thinking about a moment in
time that means something to you, yeah?
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If you can, you can show me the moment,
if you don't mind. Maybe we'll show it
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to the camera and the rest of the
audience here. May 24th, 2011.
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That's good.
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And you said you had a name that was
associated. Since we have more space on
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there, could you write really big the
name right here, like all the way down
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there? That way we can make it even more
personal for you. So May 24th, 2011,
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and then write the name. If I can ask
you, do you mind sharing what that
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means with you, May 24th?
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It was the first time I met my brother.
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The first time you met your brother.
Wow, that's really sweet.
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So we'll let that moment sink in. That's
pretty great. So we're going to try and
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create a moment with your moment, okay?
And your brother's name, I'm assuming,
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is Kieran. So check it out how crazy it
was that your brother was somewhere.
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That you didn't know where he was at the
time, right? If you had just met him.
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So he could have been anywhere.
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And then somehow he was able to come
back to you, yeah?
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What's up, dear?
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You good?
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Yeah, we'll try it again. Watch.
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So again, no matter where Karen was in
life, like that, he was able to come
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back, right?
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To you, right? You see it?
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Yeah.
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No, for real. Look, I'll show you. See
it go?
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See it like that?
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Jackie,
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hold the chalkboards up. We're going to
try and make this moment really last.
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Hold them up like this. Yeah, like this.
There you go.
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Check this out. Watch the flash card
with Kieran's name on it. May 24, 2011.
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I'm going to do this really slow.
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If I just kind of wave that towards
there, you'll see this in the bottom
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You guys see it disappear? The date and
the name disappear. Do you see that?
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You can hold on to that. Check it out.
Make sure it's really going, yeah? It's
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really going. Here's the crazy part. I
want you to really hear this, okay? You
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hold these, Jackie.
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Hold those. You're going to hear this,
yeah. Can you hear? Listen, listen.
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Can you hear the chalk? You can hear the
chalk writing, right? You hear it?
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You hear it?
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Feel it. You can feel it, right?
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Check this out. Look, in between the
boards, too. Here's the really crazy
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In between the boards, there's a little
flash card. Do you see that?
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In between the boards.
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We're going to unfold this really
slowly, just like this. And you said it
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May 24th.
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2011, and that's for Kira. You see that?
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You take that. Now, here's the weirdest
part, though. We all know the whole time
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this has been May 24, 2011, right?
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And the craziest part is that was for
her brother, Kira. You guys see her?
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You guys see her?
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Everybody give them a big hand, you
guys. Come on.
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When we come back, watch this.
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astounding skill of Adam Wiley.
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Next.
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It's time for the animated, the amusing,
the amazing Adam Wiley.
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Thank you guys for coming up. I really
appreciate it. What is your name? Bree.
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Bree, yes. And?
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Omar. Hi, Omar. Very nice.
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The good news is... is that everybody's
going to get a card. Omar, you're going
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to get a card. Bree, you're going to get
a card. I'm even going to get a card.
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Very exciting. You at home are going to
get a card, and you're going to share it
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with the live studio audience.
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And I'm going to do that by grabbing a
card and making some puzzle pieces,
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because that makes sense.
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Puzzle pieces.
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Don't pair it weird. That's all right.
I've done that before. In rehearsals, I
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tore it weird.
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Perfect. There.
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Here. We put these.
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That's great.
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Just like that. Omar, as I go through
the deck, somewhere between here and
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could you tell me when to stop?
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Stop. That was excellent. Great job. I
love that.
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Could you go ahead and memorize that
card? And you can show me. You can show
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everyone. It literally does not matter.
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Okay, that's interesting.
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Go ahead and put it back. Could the king
of...
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Heart. Excellent. And the next card,
what do we got?
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Six of diamonds. That's great. I get the
next card. Oh, it's the three of
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spades. That's a little weird. And you
guys get another card, the four of
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diamonds. Now, three, you have a very,
very important specific job.
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Make sure those cards are real.
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Yeah. Are they real? Okay. And Omar, you
actually get to put these back inside
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the deck.
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Go ahead, anywhere you like.
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Great.
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Yes.
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Good job.
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Okay.
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Now, Omar, I'm going to leave those
puzzle pieces kind of scattered onto the
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table just like this. And I'm going to
give the deck a shuffle.
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Do you know what happens when I shuffle
the deck?
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No. They mix up.
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Yeah. That's really, literally all they
do is they just mix up. But also the
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cards turn face up.
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When I do this, they really do stay face
up. Do you remember that first card?
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Um, King of Hearts.
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Great, we do have it. We have the six
and the three.
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And the last, you said the King of
Hearts?
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Oh, there it is.
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Every single card, the king, and what
was the next one?
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The six of diamonds. The six of
diamonds. And the next one?
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Three of spades. And the last one?
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Four of diamonds. All face up inside.
Thank you.
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It's okay. I wasn't impressed either.
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Get up. But what good are puzzle pieces
unless they have something to
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fit into?
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And the first puzzle piece really is the
king of hearts, and it does fit
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absolutely perfect into the king of
hearts. And the next puzzle piece is in
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the six of diamonds, and it does fit
absolutely perfect into the six of
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diamonds. The next puzzle piece is in
fact the three of spades, and it does
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absolutely perfect into the three of
spades. It is a weird tear, but thank
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goodness it actually fits that other
weird tear, which is the four of spades.
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Diamonds.
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All of that!
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When we come back, watch the astounding
skill of Craig Watson.
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Prepare for a performance that is
absolutely out of this world. Please
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the incredible Craig Watson.
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Go get them.
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I've thought the night sky is the
magical place ever since I was a little
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My dad and I had this tradition where
before bedtime he would put me onto his
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shoulders and we'd walk around the
neighborhood and he would point out at
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different constellations in the night
sky.
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We had this little game that we'd play
with a pocket constellation guide like
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this and I would be tasked with flipping
through the constellations.
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and taking one out, and we'd see how
fast he could find it in the night sky.
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There are thousands of different stars
in this book, over a hundred different
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constellations. We're going to be
picking one, but instead of me picking a
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constellation, all of you are going to
do that. Let's just pick a handful here.
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Let's go with you, and you, and you, and
you, and you, and you, and you.
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Okay, if I point it to you, raise your
hand.
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Perfect. All right. You all are going to
play a special role in a second. First
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of all, I am going to point to someone
over here. Let's go with this person
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right here in the black jacket. Hello.
Would you please stand for me?
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Thank you so much for your help. What is
your name?
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The Deer. Nice to meet you, The Deer.
You're going to help me out. I just
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pointed to some random people. If I
pointed to you, stand up for me.
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Perfect. I'd like all of you who are
standing to hold up a number of fingers
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between 1 and 10. Go ahead.
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and hold them up so that Sadeer can see.
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Sadeer, you now have a special decision
to make. I want you to pick two people
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who have numbers that you like and point
to the first one now.
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All right, you were the first one, and
then pick one more person for me.
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This person right here? Great.
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Hello. All right. If you were not
pointed to, you can sit down. What was
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number you had on your finger? You had
the number six. And what is the number
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that you had? Number three? Does that
make sense? We'll pick 63.
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Thank you so much. You can sit down.
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All right, we're going to go to the 63rd
constellation.
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There's over 100 different pages in this
book. We're going to go to the 63rd
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one. Let's see. So this is number 16.
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Is that Aquila the eagle?
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We have page 60 is the Leo miners. So
this is number 60.
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This would be number 61. So we'll go to
the next one, which is 62.
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And then this is 63.
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Now, it appears that 63 is just a star
view.
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of the constellation here on the 62nd
page that is Canis Major, symbolized by
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a triangle for the head, and then three
stars for the hind legs, two stars from
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the front, and then one star for the
tail.
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Okay, now this is the point where it
would now be my job to look up into the
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night sky and point out that
constellation to all of you.
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We are inside right now, and my grand
finale doesn't involve blowing the roof
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off of the plate.
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So instead, we're going to create the
night sky amongst all of you. Everybody
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the audience, would you take out your
cell phones and turn on your cell phone
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flashlight?
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In a moment, lower them quickly into
your lap. Now, had any of you sat in
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different places, had Sadir pointed to a
different set of people, we would have
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landed on a different number and a
different page and thereby a different
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constellation entirely.
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But I believe we were all destined to be
here tonight.
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destined to be in this room together.
And if we all work together, we might be
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able to create a special moment of
interstellar serendipity.
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On the count of three, we are all going
to lower our cell phone flashlights,
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except the specific set of people who I
pointed to earlier, that whole handful
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of people, you all, just you, will leave
your cell phone flashlights up.
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Everyone else will lower them. And this
happens on the count of three. One, two,
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three, turn out the light.
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And if you look, ladies and gentlemen, I
am seeing three stars for the head, two
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for the front leg, three for the hind
tail.
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That, ladies and gentlemen, is the
countest major constellation.
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It was written in the stars all along.
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So let's all dream a little bigger. And
remember that the stars
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can be closer.
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Then we think.
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Good night.
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Well, we hope you've enjoyed this
evening of unbelievable illusion and
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magic. And we hope to see you again
soon.
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Until then, I'm Dean Cain. Thank you.
Good night.
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