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(explosion booming)

- Illusion, the art of tricking the brain,

distorting the senses, challenging perception.

You can't trust what you see, even with your own eyes.

Meet the "Masters of Illusion."

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(singers vocalizing)

(fire roaring) (audience cheering)

Welcome to a night of wonder,

where the laws of physics take a backseat,

and imagination rules the stage.

I'm Dean Cain, and this is "Masters of Illusion."

(audience cheering and clapping)

Now, magic has the power to ignite

curiosity and fill us with awe.

I am very excited to guide you

through the unbelievable performances of-

- Hey.

- Chipper, I heard that.

I was, like, just trying to do the opening here, buddy.

Chipper Lowell, ladies and gentlemen.

(Dean laughing) (audience applauding)

- You look familiar.

- I hope. - Yes, and I saw you

last year, too. - Yes, sir.

- And the year before that. - And, yeah.

- Like, 10 years. - Yes.

- Yeah, there was one time when it wasn't you,

but it was a guy who looked

exactly like you with the same name,

but other than that.

- Oh, that guy. - Yes, he was fantastic.

- We got rid of him. - Anyway, I came out here

because I wanna show you something I'm working on.

- Okay. - I'm so excited,

I'm so excited. - Oh, he's gonna give a trick.

- Yes, straight jacket escape.

(audience cheers and applauds)

Yeah, live.

- Which- - Played by me

in front of everybody.

- It probably happened in real life, too.

(audience laughs) - This is gonna be awesome.

This is gonna be great. - Just saying.

- Straight jacket escape, everyone watching?

Live and in person today.

Tonight. - Tonight.

- Me, me, right now.

For all of you here tonight.

Straight jacket, straight jacket escape, tonight.

(audience laughs)

Yay. - Do it.

Do it to it. - Okay.

Used to be performed by Houdini.

- Ah, yes. - He doesn't do it anymore.

- No. (audience laughs)

- Oh, we don't have that much time.

Look, they're telling me that.

Okay, oh, no, not enough time.

I can only do the last part for you.

- Okay.

(jacket thuds) - Yes.

- Oh. (audience laughs and applauds)

Chipper Lowell.

- Well, after that tantalizing start, let the magic begin.

(audience cheers and applauds)

This performer is known for pushing the boundaries of magic

with his dark, edgy, and shocking style.

His illusions leave audiences both amazed and unsettled,

creating a performance that is unforgettable.

Please welcome the incredible Dan Sperry.

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? That's a lie, not to rust ?

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? Trust in nothing ?

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- This act is a whirlwind of comedy and magic,

delivered with lightning speed and a sharp edge.

He's taken the Las Vegas strip by storm

and is ready to blow your mind.

Please welcome the incomparable Mike Hammer.

(audience cheers and applauds)

- We have Mike here from the audience.

Let's give it up for Mike here, yeah.

(audience cheers and applauds)

Mike, have you got a $20 bill on you?

You volunteered. We need money.

- I don't, actually. - Well, I hope you do.

(audience and Mike H. laughing)

Oh, my God, anytime today.

There you, oh, look at that.

There we go. There we go.

Have a seat. You paid for it.

(audience laughs)

Mike, everybody. Close your legs, sir.

You don't wanna, yeah, there you go, all right.

So, Mike, I want you to go ahead

and think of a name, any name at all,

and you're gonna write that name real,

oh, you're left-handed?

- Right. - That is

a right-handed marker, sir.

I'm so sorry about that. It's okay.

Got a left-handed marker right over here.

(audience laughing)

Okay, I want you to write a name, any name at all

that I wouldn't know on the front of this bill.

Fold it in half when you're done. I will turn away.

None of this is set up.

I would've chosen someone that could keep their legs closed.

(audience laughing)

You good, Mike?

You got a name?

Fold it up in half.

Long name, huh? So it's not Madonna.

(audience laughing)

All right, I'll take that bill from you, Mike.

You can close the cap there unless you wanna sniff it.

It's your choice.

Nope? Okay.

Hey, hey, (sniffs) okay, anyway.

(audience laughing)

Mike, I want you to, (laughs) yeah, sorry about that.

I want you to verify you cannot see through this bill.

Can you, Mike?

- Nope. - How about the open eye?

All right, Mike, I'm gonna, close your legs here.

I told you three times now. (laughs)

Mike, I'm gonna try

and guess what the name is on the bill.

But first, I've gotta hide the bill underneath you.

Now you have, just underneath you, not inside you.

(audience laughing)

But if you give another 20, I'll show you some real magic.

(audience laughing)

(laughs) Oh, now he has more money.

Lean to your right, Mike. Lift up your left cheek.

That's your leg, actually.

If you could lift it up manually, lift it up.

Sit back down, Mike. Get off my hand.

Get off my hand. Sorry.

Mike, I'm gonna do a miracle.

I'm gonna look in your mouth.

I'm gonna see out the other side of your body.

I'm gonna try and read the name

off the bill you are sitting on.

This is called hindsight. Bad joke, shut up.

All right. (audience laughing)

Mike, I'm gonna ask you to tilt your head back, open wide.

Don't breathe out. Open wider.

(pensive music)

Ooh, relax, Mike. (laughs)

I see you've been eating some snacks.

(audience laughing)

I saw some peanuts in there,

and they're blocking the pathway.

Now I'm gonna need to remove those peanuts

before we continue.

(audience laughing)

Glad it wasn't you, huh, sir?

(audience laughing)

Mike, just relax, just relax.

We're gonna be using this today, ladies and gentlemen.

Who is glad they're not Mike?

(audience applauding)

It coulda been you if you had a personality.

(audience laughing)

Mike, close your legs. This is gonna suck.

(audience laughing)

Ha ha yourself.

(laughs) Okay, Mike, I've gotta put this in your mouth,

but don't worry, I'm wearing a glove.

I know. (audience laughing)

Tilt your head back. Open wide.

How's that feel, Mike? (vacuum whirring)

Pretty good, huh? Not good, huh?

Open up, Mike. (laughs)

Move to your left. There you go, yeah.

(Mike H. Laughing) (vacuum whirring)

Mike, you must've enjoyed it.

The switch was right there, and you could've stopped it.

(audience laughing)

Come back tomorrow. We'll go in the other way.

(audience laughing)

Open up, Mike.

(audience laughing)

Mike, I noticed you were sitting on a 20,

but I didn't see the 20.

Can you stand up? Look underneath you, sir.

Is the 20 gone?

Magic, thanks, see ya.

No, I'm just screwing with ya.

Have a seat. Give me another 20.

We'll do it again.

(audience laughing)

Not as funny the second time, all right.

Mike, we're gonna pop this baby open.

Nice and loud, Mike, what's inside the vacuum?

(laughs) Mike, hold them high so the audience can see it.

There you go.

Folks, we're looking for a $20 bill with a name.

Look in the vacuum. Do you see a 20?

- Nope. - Are you serious?

- I'm serious.

- Dude, that would've been amazing.

If we push Mike's nuts aside, there's a bill in there.

Can ya see it? - Get out.

- It's difficult to see.

You can tell by the lack of applause.

(audience laughing)

Mike, if you can hold out both hands,

closer like you're gonna catch your nuts.

I meant over here, but it's cool.

Mike, amongst your nuts, what do you see?

A $20 bill, yes? - A 20.

- And you wrote a name on that 20.

Did you, in fact, write the name Al?

Is that the same bill?

- Yes. - Same bill, same guy.

Give it up for Mike, everybody.

You can drop those in there.

Yeah, look, that's great. (audience applauding)

I'm give you this. We're gonna get this, Mike.

Keep it going for Mike, everybody.

Thank you so much, Mike.

Keep it going for Mike.

Keep it going for Mike. (audience applauding)

Ah, that guy.

(explosion blasting)

- Coming up, Ivan Amodei will make you a believer.

(audience gasping)

And later, My will mystify.

"Masters of Illusion" has so much left up our sleeves.

(explosion blasting) (audience cheering)

(upbeat music) (audience cheering)

(fire roaring) (audience applauding)

It's time now for a magician whose performances

are a perfect blend of charm, intellect,

and spell-binding illusions.

With a career that spans the entire globe,

he's here to enchant you with his one-of-a-kind magic.

Please welcome the one, the only, Ivan Amodei.

- Whoo, come on. (audience applauding)

Let's hear it. (upbeat music)

Wow, thank you very much, thank you.

So in my show, I like to talk about a little bit of stuff.

That doesn't necessarily just mean about magic.

I like to talk about life. (music)

And so how many of you believe

that the choices you make in your life

is exactly where you are right now,

that nobody put you where you are in your job,

married, not married, where you live, it has nothing to do

with any exterior forces?

It's your choice to make no matter

what you decide in your life, look at it.

And you are exactly where you are

because of the choices you've made in your life.

Okay?

So I'm gonna have maybe one person help me,

and we're gonna find out if, in fact, the choices

you make in your life are yours or somebody else's.

Hi, how are you?

What is your, can you come up and help me?

- Yeah. - Yeah, come on.

Give her a big hand. Come on.

Let me help you up. (audience applauding)

All right, let's come around. You maybe go around here.

You can stand to the right.

So we're gonna find out

with this nice lady if, in fact, she believes

that the choices she's made in her life

dictate where she is in her life, okay?

This nice lady in blue, how are you?

- Good, thank you. - Great.

How many Scrabble tiles if you were to guess?

- Couple of thousand. - Couple of thousand.

I'm gonna tell you right now,

28,419.

- Whoa. - Wow.

- I know. - Great work.

- The problem with it is that you only see the perimeter.

You don't see the depth, and the depth is where it gets ya.

So when you go to a carnival,

and the little game is to guess

how many jelly beans in the jar,

and you win the teddy bear, you're never gonna guess it.

It's just your mind doesn't work

for this one specific reason.

You don't have a comparison.

Oh, interesting, isn't it?

What if I told you another jar had a certain amount in it

and then showed them side by side?

Maybe you might get better to the number, right?

I mean, so let's try that, and why don't you do this?

There is a scratch.

I don't know if you will even see,

but do you kind of see this scratch right there?

- Yeah. - Yeah.

Just take a bunch and just throw 'em in there

until we'll ballpark in that's about full to the scratch.

Yeah, get in there.

(pieces clattering)

- To the scratch? - Yeah, whatever.

(pieces clattering)

- You want this one in there or not?

- Yes.

- How about that one?

Okay, you wanna do more or less?

- Can I see? - Yeah.

Pretty good or not so good?

You could put more if you want.

- I think it's pretty.

- You're good? Okay, cool.

And how many do you think are in here?

I'm gonna tell you right now.

This has over 28,000. (pensive music continues)

(pieces clattering)

Now how many do you think must be in here?

Let's start with you.

How many of you think are in here

based on this is 28,000 and change?

How many must?

- 1,000. - 1,000.

(jar thudding) Not even close.

(audience laughing)

Maybe we'll do it even fewer.

Hold out your hands like you're cupping water.

We'll give you a whole bunch.

And now how many do you think?

(pieces clattering)

- 50.

- Close your hand.

Close your hand around them.

Shake 'em.

(pieces clattering) (pensive music continues)

You said? - 50.

- 28. - 28?

- That's what I'm guessing.

Throw 'em.

(pieces clattering)

Let's leave 'em off to the side like this.

And two by two, we'll count 'em.

You said 50. - Yeah.

- I'm guessing 28 by listening.

Two, four, six, eight, 10,

12, 14, 16,

18, 19, 20, 21, 22,

23, 24, 25, 26, 27,

(Maria laughing)

28. - Whoa.

- [Spectator] Whoa.

(audience applauding)

- Wow. - Oh, I'm really sorry.

Every time I get a anybody up on stage,

I always ask their first name.

but I am sincerely apologizing to you that I didn't ask you.

What is your first name?

- Maria. - Maria.

Do you believe you hold your destiny in your hands?

The decisions you've made in your life that have led you

to where you are were all made by you?

- Yes. - Yes?

- Yes.

- Well, out of 28,000 and change tiles

and then another couple of hundred, you took out 28.

And we have to flip 'em in order to see if maybe

you said you hold your destiny in your own hand, huh?

- Yeah, correct. - Let's see.

That's the letter I. That's nice.

Then there's a, what does that say?

- "I do." - "I do."

Interesting.

This is interesting.

I'm starting to see a letter here.

"I do B-E-L."

I-E.

Is there, you see an E?

E. Is there a V?

V, "I do believe."

- [Audience] Whoa.

- Wait, wait, "I do believe in,"

(pensive music continues)

and then the word destiny.

D-E-S.

There's a T-I, an N.

Where's there an N?

N-Y.

"I do believe in destiny." You took that.

Wait. (Maria laughing)

What's your first name?

- Maria. - Holy God.

M-A-R-

(audience gasping) I-A.

What the hell? - Oh, wow.

(audience gasping)

- What are these last four letters?

- I-R-C-O.

- Is it Cruz?

- No. - What is your last name?

- Rico.

- R-I-C-O.

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What?

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(audience cheering and applauding)

(explosion blasting)

- [Dean] Coming up, have a snack

(air whooshing)

with Joel Meyers,

and later, can you keep up

with Michael Bloemeke's magic?

- I'll get rid of some cards.

Makes it quick, a little easier to follow.

- "Masters of Illusion" has wonders in store.

(explosion blasting)

(audience applauding) (upbeat music continues)

(audience cheering and applauding)

(fire roaring)

Prepare to be entertained by a magician

who brings energy, charm,

and cutting-edge illusions to the stage.

His fast-paced style and ability to connect with audiences

makes him one of the most exciting performers

in magic today.

Let's give a warm welcome to Joel Meyers.

(audience cheering and applauding)

- What is up, you guys?

So I had a lot of support from my family

when I was a kid first starting magic.

In fact, my dad used to come

to every single show I would do.

And before I could even see him, I could hear him

because my dad loves snacks.

So he'd always be sitting in the audience cracking open

these peanut shells and snacking on peanuts in my show.

This not a joke. This is a true story.

It was really rude.

(audience laughing)

But what I'm about to do, I wanna dedicate to my dad.

Now, in order for this to work, I need to borrow

a couple of people maybe one person, maybe a dollar bill.

Does anybody have a dollar bill?

That would be fantastic.

If you have a dollar bill, hold it.

Oh, we got a few, we got a few dollar bills.

Oh, we got a lot. Geez, you guys are loaded.

(audience laughing)

Dang, okay, cool. What's your name, man?

Hakeem. - What is it?

- Hakeem. - Hakeem, that's a cool name.

You're like a celebrity waiting to happen, Hakeem.

What's your name? Maybe I'll try it with two.

What's your name? - Alexandra.

- Alexandra and Hakeem.

This is both of your bills right now.

Here we go. Alexandra and Hakeem, watch the two bills.

Here we go. (pensive music)

- [Audience] Whoa.

- That's it.

(audience and Joel laughing)

It's an illusion, Hakeem.

Don't worry, unless we can't fix it.

Then it becomes a federal offense.

(audience laughing)

Here's the deal.

I want you guys each to keep half of your bill, okay?

That's like your little insurance policy.

You grab, your half is the top one. You grab yours.

Hakeem, you grab yours just like that.

I'm gonna take the other two halves just like this,

and I'm gonna fold them in half really slow, just like this.

Okay?

Now I'm gonna wrap it inside of a handkerchief

just like so.

Watch the two halves of the bills

just like this in the handkerchief.

I'll do this really slow. We'll wrap it in.

And now your two halves go inside

of the wine glass just like this.

We need one other thing that's really important.

We need peanuts.

I know. Ironic, isn't it?

(audience laughing) So here's the deal.

I need one other person, somebody who's

gonna pick a peanut. What is your name?

- Alyssa. - Alyssa, lovely, Alyssa.

Check it out, so Alyssa, I need you to pick a peanut,

any peanut, Alyssa.

Go ahead and grab one peanut.

I'll mix 'em up a little bit just like that.

Go ahead and grab one, Alyssa. Go ahead.

- Sorry, I already- - Oh, you already got one?

Cool, okay, hold it up, hold it up kinda like that.

Hold it up just like that between your fingers, Alyssa,

just like that, perfect.

Hold it up just like that.

Okay, so, guys, let's recap what happened here.

I borrowed a bill from each one of you guys.

We ripped 'em in half.

You're holding a half of each one of your bills.

The other two halves are inside of this handkerchief

inside of the glass, yeah?

You picked a peanut, any peanut you wanted.

Check this out, you guys. Watch close.

When I snap like that,

something happens to the two halves of your bills.

They don't just disappear, but they actually change

into two peanuts.

You guys see that? - Whoa.

- You see that?

(audience applauding)

That's two peanuts.

Here's the weird part.

If the two peanuts, though, are right here,

that can only mean one thing, yeah?

Hold it up like this.

Check this out. Watch close.

Nothing weird with the peanut, nothing funny,

but watch the peanut.

We'll get a little closeup on my, can you see this?

Check this out. I'm gonna crack it open just like that.

You see inside of the peanut? (audience applauding)

Just like that.

Check it out.

(audience applauding)

Our two halves,

but not just any two halves of any two bills.

You guys have your halves. Check this out.

You got it, just like this.

These will actually fit perfectly.

Check this out. This is awesome.

Check this out.

Your two halves should fit perfectly just like that.

You see that, hair for hair, fiber for fiber?

Can you see that?

Make sure that that actually fits perfectly.

Go ahead. Grab it.

Go ahead. Take it.

Hold it together. Just make sure.

It should actually fit perfectly just like that.

I mean, literally just like that.

That is for my dad. You guys are awesome.

Thanks, guys.

(audience cheering and applauding)

(explosion blasting)

- [Dean] Coming up, mind-bending closeup magic

by The Mysterious Maks.

- You might feel that you're a little bit thirsty now.

Right.

(audience laughing)

- And later, My will mystify.

"Masters of Illusion" has so much left up our sleeves.

(explosion blasting) (upbeat music continues)

(audience cheering and applauding)

(fire roaring)

Tonight's performer is a master of mentalism.

Here to tap into the extraordinary potential

of the human mind.

Prepare to have your thoughts read

and your reality questioned.

Please welcome The Mysterious Maks.

(upbeat music) (audience cheering)

- Today, I wanna show you the power of influence,

(mysterious music)

the influence on your choice,

influence on what you drink, what you eat,

what you buy, or where you go.

Hi. - Hi.

- What's your name? - Jay.

- Jay, nice to meet you, Maks. - Nice to meet you.

- Jay, look into my eyes.

Relax and concentrate on my voice.

Make a deep breath in, and breathe out.

Try to relax your whole body and focus.

And one more time, inhale.

Hold it and exhale.

Okay, Jay.

Do you see this stage light?

Imagine it's a sunlight, okay?

Look at me.

Imagine it's nice, warm weather today,

and it's getting hot in here,

and it's getting hotter and hotter,

hotter and hotter, (fingers snapping)

hotter and a little bit drier.

And you might feel a little bit thirsty now.

Yeah.

Great, and now I want you to imagine

that you go into a supermarket,

and you're walking through the produce department,

and I want you to choose a piece of fruit.

What would it be?

Say out loud. - Melon.

- Melon.

Hmm, do you see this bag? - Yes.

- Actually, I was hoping that you might choose something

that might fit a bag.

That's why I put it in front of you.

I tried to influence, I tried to influence you to pick,

(paper rustling)

to choose a lemon.

And you said melon. - Yeah.

- Yeah, actually, I was trying to influence you

and force you a thought about lemonade.

And you probably noticed that I mentioned about hot weather

and that it's getting hot in here,

and you are thirsty now.

So I thought that you will think about lemon,

and when you walk through the produce department,

you will pick a lemon, but you didn't.

But if you'll use your imagination,

I will say that it's look like baby melon.

(audience laughing)

All right, huh?

And actually you might notice that lemon and melon,

they have exact same letters but in different order.

So if you'll switch L and M in a lemon,

you'll get a melon.

(audience laughing)

Not bad, eh?

But you're not impressed. Okay.

Let's try something all together, okay?

Please hold your left hand in front of you like this,

yeah, all together.

And imagine you are holding a lemon.

Think about it, about size, about shape.

Feel the texture.

Smell it.

Do you feel it?

And imagine in your right hand you have a knife.

Now cut lemon in half.

It's so juicy.

Taste the lemon juice.

And I see that most of you

feel the sourness in your mouth.

So all of you have really good imagination.

And in fact, when I was talking about cutting,

you think that you saw a knife in my hand.

But it's a fork.

- [Audience] Whoa.

- Hey, hey. - Huh?

(audience applauding)

Yeah.

(audience continues applauding)

And when I was talking about lemon,

you saw a lemon,

but there is no lemon.

(audience gasping)

It's just a piece of yellow paper,

and it's the power of influence.

(audience applauding)

But you, you mentioned a melon, not a lemon.

And you randomly picked.

But I knew that you will pick and melon.

(mysterious music continues)

(paper rustling)

- [Audience] Oh.

(audience cheering and applauding)

- And here is the power of influence.

Thanks so much.

(audience cheering) (upbeat music)

(explosions blasting)

- [Dean] Coming up, can you keep up

with Michael Bloemeke's magic?

- So many cards, I'll get rid of some cards.

Makes the trick a little easier to follow.

That, of course, leaves me with the five and the-

- "Masters of Illusion" will never cease to amaze.

(explosion blasting) (upbeat music continues)

(audience cheering and applauding)

(fire roaring)

This performer combines the charm of classic parlor magic

with his signature humor, creating a performance

that's as funny as it is mystifying.

With his quick wit and interactive tricks,

he is sure to keep you laughing and amazed.

Please welcome the hilarious Michael Bloemeke.

(audience cheering and applauding)

- What's your name?

- I'm Talia. - Talia?

Nice to meet you. My name is Michael.

You like card tricks? - I love card tricks.

- All right, actually, before we start,

I wanna show something to everyone.

(mellow music)

Do you know what this is?

- [Talia] A silver dollar?

- This is actually a bitcoin.

Yeah, 'cause you see it's a coin,

and I used it for this bit.

(audience laughing)

All right, here's the problem with most card tricks.

There's too many cards.

There's 52 cards and also plus the jokers,

and I talk too fast.

And so sometimes it's hard to follow.

It doesn't feel like magic. It just feels kinda confusing.

So to make this trick a little bit easier to follow,

I am going to take out a few cards

and make the deck a little bit smaller.

Let's do this one,

and we'll get rid of these and this one.

So now the deck is a little bit small.

No, we'll use these cards.

We've got, thank you. (audience laughing)

One person. (audience laughing)

I think it's my first ever laugh at that joke.

All right. (audience laughing)

So we have ace, two, three, four, and the five of spades.

Now I just showed you that they're an order, Talia.

So if the bottom card is the five, the top card,

of course, is the- - Ace.

- The ace, right, now watch closely.

If I place the ace into the packet here,

and if I just go like that,

did you see what happened?

- You shook your hand.

- No, no, the ace jumped to the top.

Did you see the ace jump to the top?

- I didn't see the ace jump to the top.

- You know what?

You didn't know what to expect, so I'll do it again.

If I place the ace into the packet here,

and if I just kinda go like that, did you see it jump again?

- No, but I believe you. (audience laughing)

- It's 'cause it did.

You know what? Here's the problem, Talia.

There's just too many cards.

I talk too fast, so let's get rid of some cards.

It makes it a little bit easier to follow.

- Okay.

- So the next card, of course, would be the two of spades.

So I'll place the two back in the packet.

So we've got the ace and then the two,

and then the ace, two, and the next card would be

the three. - The three.

- The three, all right, no, it's still the two.

Did you not see the two jump back up to the top?

You know what the problem is? There's too many cards.

I'll get rid of some cards. (audience laughing)

Makes the trick a little easier to follow.

So now we have the, let's see, we've got the five,

the four and this face down card, which is the,

the three. - The three,

- The three. (audience laughing)

Normally, I would never tell you this,

but I'm going to tell you, Talia,

that I'm going to do some sneaky sleight of hand.

So watch closely. Let's see if you can catch me.

- Okay.

- Did you see it? Did you see what I did?

- I want to say yes, desperately want to say yes.

- Well, did you see me turn the three face down?

You know what? Here, I'll do it again.

I'll leave all the cards.

I'll leave all the cards face down like this.

If I square it up, and I just go like that,

did you see it happen again?

Did you see me turn the three face up?

You know what? - Aw.

- I just realized there's too many cards.

I'll get rid of some cards. (audience laughing)

Makes the trick a little easier to follow.

That of course leaves me with the five and the...

- Four. - The four.

Okay, the five and the four.

Now notice the four is on top of the five.

Four is on top of the five.

So if I place the four on the bottom,

that means the top card is the-

- The five. - No, it's still the four.

Did you not see it jump?

You know what? (audience laughing)

I have a thought. There's too many cards.

I'll get rid of some cards.

Makes the trick a little easier to follow.

Now I can't really do a whole lot with just one card,

so I'll just make it change colors.

Anyway, that's that trick.

Oh, thank you. (audience applauding)

- I thought I was good at that.

- Oh, thank you.

(audience cheering and applauding)

(explosion blasting)

- Up next, My will mystify.

Don't break the spell. Stick around.

(explosion blasting) (upbeat music continues)

(audience cheering and applauding)

(fire roaring)

She travels around the globe

amazing audiences along the way,

and tonight she's here with us.

Please welcome the incredible My Uyen.

(audience cheering) (mellow music)

? Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh ?

? This is how we roll in the night, in the night ?

? How we make it, all aboard ?

? Aboard, aboard ?

? This is how we move in the night, in the night ?

? How we taking it home ?

? Home, home ? ? 'Cause we're gonna dance ?

? Dance, dance into the night ?

? Dance, dance, dance, we do it right ?

? We gonna dance, dance, dance into the night ?

? Dance, dance, dance, we do it right ?

? Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh ?

? Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh ?

(mellow music continues)

? This is how we roll in the night, in the night ?

? How we make it, all aboard ?

? Aboard, aboard ?

? This is how we move in the night, in the night ?

? How we taking it home ?

? Home, home ? ? 'Cause we're gonna dance ?

? Dance, dance into the night ?

? Dance, dance, dance, we do it right ?

? We're gonna dance, dance, dance into the night ?

? Dance, dance, dance, we do it right ?

? This is how we roll ?

(audience cheering and applauding)

(explosions blasting)

(Dean laughing)

- We have journeyed through the impossible tonight,

and we hope that you've enjoyed every single moment.

I'm Dean Cain, and we'll see you next time

for more unbelievable magic, right here

on "Masters of Illusion."

Good job. (audience cheering)

I'm coming all the way over there.

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