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(fire exploding)

- [Narrator] 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.

(fire exploding) (suspenseful music)

(crowd cheering)

(crowd applauding) (suspenseful music)

(suspenseful music continues)

(fire exploding)

(audience cheering and applauding)

- Prepare to have your perceptions turned upside down.

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

(audience cheering and applauding)

Now, the beauty of magic is in its ability to surprise us

and to challenge what we think we know.

Tonight, we'll embark on a journey

where the lines between reality and illusion blur.

I am very excited to share this experience with you.

So, let's see what our incredible.

- Hey, Dean.

- Andi Gladwin, ladies and gentlemen.

(audience applauding) We're just opening the show.

The magicians backstage

challenge me to show you a trick with one hand.

Can I do it before we start?

- Do you mind?

- Let's do it. - They don't mind. Let's go.

- All right. - All right.

- So I put this hand in my pocket.

I would just use this hand.

Dean, say stop whenever you like.

- Stop.

- Right here, this is gonna be your card.

Remember the card? You see it? Grab it.

Just remember it. - You have it?

- [Dean] Just remember what I'm seeing.

- Yep. - [Dean] Yes.

- You got it? - [Dean] Got it.

- Okay, I'm gonna try and shuffle the cards with one hand.

This is the hard part. Look at that.

We can just about do it. - I can't do that.

- I can. It's my job.

(audience applauding) - Yes you can.

- All right, here we go.

I'm gonna try and find your card.

The nine of. - No, that's not it.

- Okay, how about the three of clubs?

- No, that's not it either.

- You know what?

I didn't say which hand because this hand

has been in my pocket the whole time.

There is a card inside, Dean Cain.

That is your-

- That is my card. - three of diamonds.

- That is crazy.

- Let's start the show. - Well, yes, get outta here.

(audience cheering and applauding)

I'm taking him to Vegas with me.

Ladies and gentlemen, Andi Gladwin.

(audience applauding)

Get ready for a wild ride with one

of the funniest magicians around.

With Farrell Dillon, anything can happen,

but one thing's for sure.

You're going to have an amazing time.

Prepare to laugh and be amazed

by the hilarious, Farrell Dillon.

(audience cheering and applauding)

- Thanks, Dean.

Well, ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls,

it is time to the most macho trick in the world.

(audience applauding and cheering)

Get ready.

(Farrell grunts)

Oh, sorry. Hold on. (audience laughs)

(Farrell grunts)

(Farrell grunts) (Farrell stomps)

(audience laughing)

Thank you.

(upbeat music) (audience laughing)

What? Sorry. (audience applauds)

Ma'am, you laugh like you're expecting something bigger.

Do you know what this is?

- No, that's okay. Look, it's a thimble.

I would've also accepted

a miniature hat from the band, Devo,

or a little red solo cup

if you were a drunk college student.

But still, it remains a thimble.

It's a little red thimble that I can make disappear.

It comes back a thimble that if I take it

and I shove it into my elbow, it jumps to my finger.

It's a red thimble that changes like magic to yellow.

A yellow thimble that changes magically back to red,

from red to yellow, to red, to yellow, to red.

Ah, thank you, guys. (audience applauding)

Yeah, thank you for showing up.

Here's something, if I take the red thimble,

put it into my pocket, jumps back up here to my finger.

If I take the red one, put it into the fist,

give it a twist, it changes green.

The green one changes blue.

The blue one (blows) disappears completely.

It comes back (blows) rainbow.

(audience applauding) (Andi laughs)

(fire explodes)

- This performer is known for her wit, charm,

and a magical style that's as glamorous as it is hilarious.

With a touch of vintage Hollywood

and a whole lot of magic,

she has captivated audiences worldwide.

Please welcome the incredible, Lucy Darling.

(audience cheering and applauding)

- We are not as different as we all imagine ourselves to be.

Well, I am, but not any of you.

(audience laughing)

Let me give you a little demonstration.

Everyone, take out your cell phones

and turn on the little flashlight.

If you dunno how to do that,

you just have to pull down

from the top and push the little icon.

Yes, there we go. Very nice.

Ooh, let's see them all. Let's see them all.

Ooh, you look like a little star scape.

How pretty. (audience laughing)

Now, lower and hide your light.

You can push it against your chest

to hide the light, or you can put it on your lap.

It's up to you.

Now, let's find out

all the surprising things we have in common, shall we?

Raise your light in a moment.

If you have ever said you are five minutes away

when you had not yet called the Uber.

(audience laughing)

Yeah, that's what I thought. Me too.

Put them down.

Raise your light if you have ever turned

on the tap in the bathroom not to wash your hands,

but so, that people outside would be sure you did.

(audience laughing)

Yep, that's what I thought. Put them down.

Raise your light if you've ever said you read something

in newspaper that you really saw on TikTok.

(audience laughing)

That's literally everybody. Wow, okay.

And raise your light,

if you have ever looked up at the night sky

and felt very, very small.

(calm light music)

Yes, I thought so too.

Put your lights down.

Tonight, we're going to go on a journey together

to prove how much we have in common.

We're gonna let all the directions be decided by fate.

So here, inside, these five little copper cups,

I have a couple of little dice.

Can you hold onto that for me?

You can see that dice

has different directions on every side.

(bright illuminating music)

Yes?

It's either left or right, diagonally,

or up or down in either a yellow or a blue star.

Yes? You can see that they're all like this.

Fantastic. You're gonna hold onto this one.

I'm gonna give you this cup.

This little cup of cup, this one, and this one.

Now, in a moment, you're going

to put one hand on top and shake it all up,

and we're gonna go wherever your cup says.

Sounds good?

We'll let fate decide this one. Are you ready?

All right.

(bright illuminating music continues)

(mini projector whirring)

Let's begin.

Shake up your dice.

(dice clinking)

I love that sound, don't you?

(audience laughing)

Stop. We're not gonna take a look just yet.

As you look up into the night sky,

some nights you notice that there's one particular star

that will stand out to you.

So everyone take a moment

and pick one star to be your beginning spot.

When you have your star in your mind,

if you are not holding a cup,

please hold up your light, so I know you've picked one.

Be anyone you like.

Fantastic.

Now, let's get a little gin, shall we?

Shake up your cup. (dice clinking)

Let's take a look.

Everyone, from where you are,

move diagonally to the nearest yellow star.

If there is not a star

that is yellow in a diagonal direction,

you can just stay where you are.

Thank you very much.

Darling, shake yours.

(dice clinking)

You're gonna move left or right to the nearest yellow star.

Lights down everyone.

Good job.

Let's see yours. Shake, shake, shake.

(dice clinking)

Ooh, up or down to the nearest blue star.

Good job. Shake yours up.

(dice clinking)

Oh, you're shaking yours up very aggressively.

(audience member laughing)

Diagonally to the nearest yellow star,

and you are our last direction.

(dice clinking)

What do we get?

Left or right to the nearest blue star.

Hold on to those for me.

Now, you should have a final star in your mind.

If you are at your final star, show me your light right now.

Good. Focus on that star.

Each and every night, as darkness sweeps the sky,

the stars all shine so bright,

and one will catch your eye deep within it's glow.

No matter where you are, in your heart, you'll know.

We gaze at the same star.

If that's your star, please hold your light up now.

(bright cheerful music)

Everyone.

(bright cheerful music continues)

(bright music)

(audience applauding)

Good night.

(audience applauding)

(fire exploding)

- [Dean] Coming up,

will Jackson Ridd read the audience's minds

using memories from childhood?

- This is some photographs from my childhood,

I believe in mind reading,

but hopefully, if you get this right,

you believe in a little bit of it too.

- [Dean] And later, Eric Eaton,

brings an audience member's creation to life.

- Draw whatever animal you're thinking of and I'll go ahead

and try to draw one with you and see if I can get a reading.

One, two, three.

- [Dean] Plus, Alexandra Duvivier,

creates mental connections that are sure to blow you away.

- The three last digits of your credit card.

(audience laughing)

(fire exploding)

- [Dean] "Masters of Illusion" is just getting started.

Stick around. (audience applauding)

(audience cheering and applauding)

(fire exploding)

This act features a mentalist whose performances

are a blend of science, psychology, and pure magic.

He has a gift for making the impossible seem possible,

all while keeping you on the edge of your seat.

Please welcome the one, the only, Jackson Ridd.

(audience applauding and cheering)

- I believe in mind reading, okay?

There I said it.

(audience member chuckles) (Jackson chuckles)

Now, the reason is, is because I played a game

with my dad, actually, where we would try

to think of things around the house, in our backyard.

And in fact, take some of these for me, please.

These are some photographs from my childhood.

There you go. Take some of those.

And go ahead and look through them

and find one of the photographs that catches your eye.

You're just gonna think about one

of those memories from my childhood.

Anyways, this game that we would play,

we'd just try to sit and think

of what each other was thinking.

No props, nothing else, except two people in their minds.

So do you have one of them?

Isolate one of them from the others. Isolate one of them.

You're just gonna focus on one. I'll take the rest.

I'll take the rest. There you go.

Thank you. Thank you. (suspenseful music)

Focus on those things.

Do not let me see what you're thinking about.

And you know, in fact, if you can come up

with a memory from your own childhood,

something that you used to do, maybe a favorite pastime,

something you did with friends, an activity.

Focus on that, all right?

I wanna see if I can try to get some of you as well.

Now, you have those, yes? (suspenseful music continues)

You have them locked inside your mind?

Remember the imagery. that's important, okay?

Let's go ahead and place yours back. Thank you.

And yours can go back as well, maybe about there.

Excellent.

Keep locked onto those memories

as they will be very important shortly.

(suspenseful music continues)

Okay, I'm going to display a little piece

of my childhood here in form of photos.

You can tell I have a lot

of different things going on in my life, right?

Skateboarding, to different animals that I would have.

The scooter, the neighborhood cats, et cetera, et cetera.

Ohh, I loved pizza as a kid. Loved pizza and sushi.

Sushi was my favorite as well. Those are the two things.

You know, those things when they ask you

when you were a kid, they were foods?

It was those two.

Sports.

I would like to sit out

in the nighttime and look at the sky.

To me, looking at the sky and thinking about the universe

and how big it was, is sort of an inspiration

for what I try to do with magic.

Try to let your mind expand a little bit

beyond the world that you currently see.

So, hopefully, people are getting reminded

of some things from their childhood here

as we go along throughout this process.

And, hopefully, you get to see a little bit

of my life growing up as well.

(suspenseful music continues)

Here we go.

As I'm putting these together here, I'm

actually reminded of something else that I usually see.

Sir, are you a human?

- Yes. (audience laughing)

- Prove it.

How many fire hydrants are in this photo?

(audience laughing)

Nice. A little capsy humor for us here.

but you all are focused on a thought photograph

from my childhood and hopefully,

some of you were thinking of your childhood as well.

(suspenseful music continues)

You, I'm getting something interesting for you.

You, sir, right in the center.

You're thinking about something.

I'm almost seeing like characters

or things, different sort of things, all meshing into one.

Let's see, I'm getting some variety here.

Like, maybe, you're thinking of something in a garden

or playing a little game with friends

or maybe even a cartoon of yours.

Some sort of game.

(suspenseful music continues)

Yeah, yeah.

One of these called out to you a lot more than the others.

For the first time, what were you focusing on? What memory?

- One that's up there? - Yeah.

It's not there anymore, is it?

- Yeah. What was it?

Do you remember what it looked like?

- Yeah, it was a Ninja Turtle.

(audience applauding and cheering)

- Very nice. Give him a round of applause.

You may return back down on your seat.

Thank you very much, sir. Keep it going on.

I'm getting some sort of an activity for you.

I feel like you might've enjoyed doing

something maybe like bicycling or going to the park

or maybe even swimming pool,

playing around with little mini DV cameras.

I'm trying to think for you.

(suspenseful music continues)

Do you remember what image you were thinking of?

- [Audience Member] Mm-hmm. - What was it?

- It was the playground with the sliding boards,

(audience applauding)

- The playground indeed. Give her a round of applause.

You may have a seat.

Thank you very much.

(audience applauding)

Sorry, and as I was going through these,

the pool ones stood out to me is this activity of doing it

with your friends, your family,

this sort of summertime activity.

In fact, someone here from the audience

is also thinking of a summertime activity.

Something they would do when it's really, really hot.

Oh, you're smiling, sir.

Yeah, yeah.

Focus on that thing for me.

Whatever you have in mind, that feeling,

seeing lots of friends.

I'm almost seeing like, yeah, like a little barbecuing

or something like that.

Really go back into that memory for me, please.

Lots of fun and I'm almost seeing like,

like a water fight or something like that.

Is that so?

Are you thinking of like times

in your backyard with your pool at home?

Yeah? Very nice.

Give him a round of applause.

(audience applauding) Good stuff.

And you, I know you're still up here feeling lonely.

Hello, hello.

But you chose one from my childhood, one memory.

You were thinking of a game

that you would play with a friend, right?

Talking to each other, is that right?

- (laughing) Maybe. - Yeah?

Are we thinking about the walkie talkies by any chance?

Give her a round of applause.

You may have a seat. (audience applauding)

We have one more, one more person

that I feel like maybe over here.

I know all of you folks know that I believe in mind reading,

but hopefully, if we get this right,

you will believe in a little bit of it too.

You, miss.

You had another activity that you used

to do when you were a kid, when you were much, much younger.

You would put on a uniform of some sort.

I'm getting some sort of a ritual with like other kids.

You get together and you'd practice something.

Is that right?

- Yes.

- Were you really into ballet when you were younger?

(suspenseful music drowns out speaker)

Give her a round of applause, please.

Thank you very much. (audience applauding)

(fire exploding)

- [Dean] Coming up, Naathan Phan copies coins

in this mind blowing illusion.

- Take the centavo out of there,

and we wanna see if we can get it to go into there.

- No way!

- [Dean] And Eric Eaton brings

an audience member's creation to life.

- Draw whatever animal you're thinking of.

And I'll go ahead and try to draw one with you.

See if I can get a reading.

One, two, three.

- [Dean] And later, Alexandra du Vivier,

creates mental connections that are sure to blow you away.

The three last digits of your credit card.

(audience laughing)

- [Dean] Plus, Boris Wild lets audience members

determine the fate of this card trick.

- Obviously, we've never met before.

We've never, you know? You seem very adamant on that.

Okay, thanks. (chuckles)

- [Dean] "Masters of Illusion"

has more tricks up its sleeve.

(fire exploding)

Stick around. (upbeat grunge music)

(audience applauding and cheering)

(upbeat grunge music continues)

(audience applauding and cheering)

(fire exploding)

Tonight's performer is known

for his larger-than-life personality,

an eccentric style that keeps audiences laughing and amazed.

A true fan favorite on "Masters of Illusion,

he brings a unique energy to the stage

that you won't find anywhere else.

Please welcome the incredible, Nathaan Phan.

(bright music)

- Hello! Yes!

Uh-huh. Excellent.

My name is Nathaan Phan and these are my new friends.

This is Keaton and Tammy. Is that right?

- Yes. - Yes.

Oh, score one for the memory. Not today.

The, oh, what's that disease called? Dementia.

All right, so here's what we're gonna do.

I have here something very, very special.

I have a couple of coins here. Here we go. Excellent.

So I have here, I dunno if you've ever seen one of these.

Can you just pull out your hand for me, please?

I want you to just hold on to this pin for me, please.

And I have here, this is a Mexican centavo,

and I have here a Kennedy half dollar.

Can you hold out your hand for me, please? Perfect.

So I want you to just hold onto these, all right?

And I want you to see here that this is gonna be very clear

and very, I want you to just go ahead

and close up your hand for me, please.

And I want you to think about one of those, all right?

We're gonna take, but first,

I'm gonna show you, this right here,

we're going to also close up the tin.

In fact, if you can actually,

it's empty, yes?

Can you just put the lid on top for me, please?

Yep, good.

And put your thumb on top,

so that it doesn't accidentally fall outta your hand.

Hold onto it. Good.

I want you to pick either the half dollar

or the centavo, the copper or the silver.

Which one would you like?

- This centavo. - This centavo. Excellent.

Okay, so I'm gonna see if I can do this

with the centavo, all right?

So we're gonna take this centavo out of there.

And we're gonna see if we can get it to go into there.

Do me a favor. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Can you just give a little shake for me, please?

(coin clinking)

- No way! (chuckles)

- Here, I want you to see it.

There is, yeah, I wanna make sure.

(coin clinking)

Everyone can hear that, right?

Can you open up your hand for me, please?

Let's see. Oh, my gosh.

This is, you squeeze the lid on really tightly.

There you go. (audience laughing)

I want you to see there is the centavo, right?

(audience applauding)

But now, there's only one way

to know if it's the same one.

Can you open up your hand? Show, pick it up.

Show everyone there's nothing else in your hand.

You just had two coins in your hand. There it is.

(bright upbeat music)

I'll take that back, and I'll take that back.

Thank you very much.

Another round of applause for my two friends,

Keaton and Tammy, yes! (audience applauding)

(fire exploding)

(audience applauding and cheering)

- Now, this performer is a master of combining quick wit

with mind-blowing magic.

He has entertained audiences across the country

with his very unique blend of humor and illusion.

Please welcome the hilarious and talented, Eric Eaton.

(audience applauding and cheering)

- What's your name here, dear?

- Angel.

- Angel, nice to meet you, Angel.

Angel, I'm gonna give you this pad here.

And I'm also gonna give you a marker.

Here you go.

Angel, traveling a lot for this line of business,

I have a lot of time to kill.

One of favorite things to do is to go to the zoo.

Now, what's cool is every time you go to the zoo,

you get to see different animals.

Some are real cool, you get to see lions and tigers.

Other zoos, not so much. Lemme give you an example.

One zoo I went to had cows in their zoo.

(audience laughing)

Being from Texas, we have those on the side of the road.

(audience laughing)

Some zoos we went to had deer in their zoos.

Being from Texas,

we have those in the middle of our highways.

(audience laughing)

Now, what I want you to do, Angel.

Angel, I want you to think of any zoo animal.

Imagine you're walking through the zoo.

I want you to draw whatever animal you're thinking of,

and I'll go ahead and try to draw one with you.

See if I can get a reading.

(bouncy music)

(bouncy music continues)

All right. I am locked in, Angel.

Angel, how you doing over there?

(bouncy music continues)

(audience laughing)

(light electronic music)

That's a Picasso. (chuckles) (audience laughing)

You got it, Angel? - Yeah.

- Angel, what I want you to do now, Angel,

I want you to think about what you just drew.

Angel, did the animal you draw, was it a reptile?

- No. - No.

So it's not a snake? - No. (chuckles)

(audience laughing)

- Okay. Angel, what did you draw?

- I drew a giraffe. (chuckles) - A giraffe?

(audience laughing)

All right, I'm just missing the legs.

(audience laughing)

Angel, let's try this. Angel, take a couple steps that way.

- Okay.

- Angel, take a look here.

Stacey, do you mind joining me?

Stacey, we're gonna grab this poles right here.

And we're just gonna go, one, two, three.

Now. (cymbals clanging)

(audience cheering and applauding)

That's your animal?

That's your animal?

A round of applause for them.

(audience applauding and cheering)

(energetic electronic music)

(audience applauding and cheering)

(fire exploding)

- [Dean] Coming up, Alexandra du Vivier,

creates mental connections that are sure to blow you away.

- The three last digits of your credit card.

(audience laughing)

- [Dean] And later, Boris Wild,

lets audience members determine the fate of this card trick.

- Obviously, we've never met before.

We've never, you know? You seem very adamant on that.

(chuckles)

Anything is possible at "Masters of Illusion."

(fire exploding)

- [Dean] "Masters of Illusion" will never cease to amaze.

Don't go anywhere.

(audience applauding and cheering)

(upbeat grunge music)

(fire exploding)

Our magic taps into the deepest corners

of our minds sparking curiosity and wonder.

I'm thrilled to be your guide through this magical journey.

And we don't know where. Yeah, I heard it.

Eric Jones, ladies and gentlemen.

(audience applauding)

Okay.

- So this is what happens when a magician gets mad.

(audience laughing)

- Roger that, sir. Yeah.

- You are gonna like this. - Okay.

- That's not a request.

- Okay, I like it already, Eric. I like it.

- This, believe it or not,

you're seeing something absolutely impossible.

It looks like a really sharp knife-

- Yep.

- going through a deck of playing cards.

- Yep, it does look like that to me.

- This is impossible.

Can I have you do me a huge favor, Dean?

- Is it gonna hurt?

- Well, depends on how you act.

- Okay, yeah, I will do it.

What I'd love you to do, if you don't mind.

- I don't mind,

- I want you to just open your hands just like so.

- Oh, great.

- And watch this, folks.

The reason this is impossible is

'cause we've got a block of steel for the "Man of Steel."

(knife clinking) - It is a block of steel.

(audience applauding and cheering)

Dang! - That's kind of cool.

Absolutely impossible.

- Wow. - Thank you.

(audience applauding and cheering)

- I don't get it.

I don't get it, but let's see what other incredible feats

our magicians have in store for us.

(audience applauding and cheering)

(fire exploding)

Let's, please, give a warm welcome

to the extraordinary, Alexandra du Vivier.

(audience applauding and cheering)

(Alexandra smacking)

- Wow, you are amazing. And I've done nothing.

(audience laughing)

Thank you so much. So you know what?

I'm very happy to be here because I would like

to make some mental connections with some of you.

I know, beware, I'm French,

so I know that French may be known for physical connections.

(audience laughing)

I'm watching, you know?

(audience laughing)

Yeah, physically, you know, French kiss and so on.

But no, none of that tonight.

Only mental connection.

I would like maybe to play with you, sir.

Would you like to play with me?

- [Audience Member] Yeah. - Thank you so much.

You can stay at your seat, even easier.

Let me tell you what I need.

I would like you to think about one of the movie you like,

but don't say it out loud.

Just think of it.

- Okay. - [Alexandra] Do you have it?

- Yeah, I'm ready. - And we're going to try

to do a multi-connection together.

(mysterious music)

Mm-hmm, what a plan.

Okay, maybe to help me because I am not very confident.

Can you please picture the poster

of the movie in your mind?

- Okay. - Wait, don't say, ah?

Now, send it. (mysterious music continues)

Oh, that's very surprising.

Oops. Exactly what I wanted to do.

Don't, I must stay concentrated. I think I have something.

It's very surprising, but I like it.

And now, I will cover it with my little thing.

So now, you can say out loud

the movie you were thinking of.

What was the movie?

- "Back to The Future." - I told you. Surprising.

Let me, "Back to The Future."

Thank you very much. Let's change subject.

I would like to, maybe with you,

my dear, would you like to help me?

- Yes. - Even better.

We're going, no, you are going

to think about a dish you like to eat.

Allo, be careful.

Not something that your grandma used to make only for you.

No, something that everybody knows.

Don't say it. Just think about it.

(mysterious music continues) You got it?

Let's try to make connection.

Maybe think about the recipe. It will help me.

The recipe, okay?

Oh, yeah.

(audience laughing)

Yeah. Oh, yeah, I love it.

I love it, too, so let me cover that.

It is written down.

No, so now, it's the moment.

What was your dish?

- I had chicken. - This is not a French dish.

(audience laughing)

I was expecting something.

Oh, I'm going to cry, but that's fine.

Fried chicken, but it's very good.

Fried chicken. Not French, but good.

Okay, and now, I would like

to challenge myself with someone.

Oh, with you, Monsieur.

Allo, sir, you are going

to think about the three last digits of your credit card.

(audience laughing)

Of course not. No, no confidential information

between us. Of course not.

And you are laughing because you know I am able to do that.

(audience laughing)

No, no, no.

No, please think you're going to make up

to invent a three digit number.

Don't say, just think about it. Do you have it in your mind?

Can you write the numbers big, big, big on the screen?

So it'll be easier for me to get?

(audience laughing)

Oh, I received something.

Oh, (speaking in French) Okay.

Oh, that's not the, think harder.

(audience laughing)

You make it difficult for me. Oh, why you do it so well.

I've never had that before. Let me make a wish.

So, now, it is all written down.

Sir, what was your number?

- Seven, eight, six.

- Okay, badly written. But you get the idea.

So now, it's time to see how the mental connection went.

You, I'm sorry for the mic. You had a movie.

But I have to say that I didn't write at all,

"Back to The Future."

I wrote Michael J. Fox, who played in the movie.

(audience applauding and cheering)

Thank you. (smacks)

You know, I have to say that for fried chicken,

I had something.

I don't know. The connection was not clear between us

because I have seen reversed.

I have written down chicken fry.

(audience laughing)

(audience applauding and cheering)

Thank you. I dunno what happened.

(audience laughing)

And you are, but nevertheless,

I have written down, seven, eight, six.

(audience applauding and cheering)

Thank you very much.

(audience applauding and cheering)

(fire exploding)

- [Dean] Coming up, Boris Wild,

lets audience members determine

the fate of this card trick.

- Obviously, we've never met before.

We've never, you know?

You seem very adamant on that. (chuckles)

Of course, anything is possible at "Masters of Illusion"

- [Dean] Plus, things get lit

during Ed Alonzo's explosive act.

- My circus of magic.

(audience applauding and cheering)

- [Dean] "Masters of Illusion" has wonders in store.

(fire exploding)

Stick around.

(audience applauding and cheering)

(upbeat grunge music)

(audience applauding and cheering)

(upbeat grunge music)

(fire exploding)

This performer is a world-class magician

and a FISM award winner.

Recognized for his incredible skill

and creativity in the world of magic.

Known for his captivating card magic

and elegant performances,

he has dazzled audiences across the globe.

Please welcome the extraordinary, Boris Wild.

(audience applauding and cheering)

- All right, Bonjour.

Hello, my name is Boris Wild,

and I will need someone to help me on stage, please.

Oh, hello? What's your name?

- I'm Abby. - [Boris] Oh, Abby. Wonderful.

Would you please come on stage to help me please, Abby?

- Yeah, sure. - [Boris] Yeah,

please give her a big round of applause.

(audience applauding and cheering)

Yes.

Hello, Abby. Have a seat.

It's nice to meet you.

All right, well, I have a deck of cards here.

Yeah, 52 different and well shopper cards as you can see.

Ooh. Ah, I know. (audience laughing)

Yeah.

So the idea for you is going to be very simple.

I just want you to remember the order

of the 52 cards in the, okay, no, no, no, no, no, no.

No, we're not going to do that. No.

I want you to do something very simple. I give you the deck.

I want you just to shuffle the cards.

Please shuffle them as much as you want.

Just to make sure they're in a totally random order.

Oh, my god, we have a professional tonight.

I kinda like that, ooh.

(audience laughing) That was good.

No, you're good.

Yeah, just, you can do one more if you want.

Because I'm mean to do a few things in the meantime.

- Yeah, I'm still shuffling.

- Yeah, exactly. Yeah, yeah.

Make sure that.

- I didn't feel good about that.

- You didn't feel good.

Okay. So in that case, yeah,

make sure you're happy with that.

'Cause if you're happy, we're all happy.

Look at that. That was perfect.

Ooh, nice, all right.

So shuffle as much as you want.

- As many as I can?

If you want, or if you get bored,

just leave the cards here because in the meantime,

I have to do a few things here.

I have, oh, hello sir.

Hello, what's your name? - Lance.

- Lance. All right, Lance. Okay.

So Lance, as you all know,

there are in the deck, 13 different values,

from ace to king, right?

I want you, please, to choose one

of these values, the one you want.

Once you have it, please say it out loud.

- Seven. - Seven. Lucky seven.

Hopefully, lucky for us today.

And it also four suits in the deck

with clubs, hearts, spades, and diamonds.

Same thing.

I want you to choose one of those suits.

Any one you want.

- Diamond. - The diamonds. All right.

Okay, thank you very much, Lance. Good.

So obviously, we've never met before.

We've never, you know?

You seem very adamant about that.

Okay, thank you. (chuckles)

And Lance, you know, right here,

just chose, make two, three choices.

First was the seven, and then the diamonds,

which creates, of course,

a random card that we could not know in advance.

Obviously, the seven of diamonds.

Abby, I have a question for you now.

Do you have any idea where the seven

of diamonds might be in this deck?

- I could not tell you.

- That's the right answer, (laughs) obviously.

Because you shuffled this deck, so no one can know,

of course, where the seven of diamonds is in this deck here.

This card, the seven of diamonds

can be absolutely anywhere here.

The thing is, it could be in the top section,

the bottom section, the middle section.

It can be just anywhere.

But I have a feeling that you can guess

where the seven of diamonds is in this deck

even if you shuffle, right?

There are 52 cards here.

Can you think of a number between one and 52?

It could be any number, personal number,

or just a number that pops into your mind.

- Thirteen. - Thirteen. Ooh, all right.

Any personal reason for that or just?

- It's Taylor Swift's favorite number.

- It's Taylor Swift's favorite number.

(audience laughing)

Well, I hope the spirit

of Taylor will be here with us today.

Because what happened here is

that we had a card randomly created by you, Lance,

that no one could have known in advance.

So we're sure it's any card,

and you just thought of a number, which is 13,

that, of course, no one could have known in advance.

So it's any number. We have any card.

We have any number.

And here, we have a deck that you shuffled, Abby, right?

(Boris chuckles)

See where this is going, right?

(Boris laughs) No way.

(audience and Boris laughs)

Well, way.

'Cause anything is possible at "Masters of Illusion."

So let's have a look at the 13th card in this deck here.

One, two, three, four, five,

six, seven, eight, nine, ten,

eleven, twelve, and thirteen.

The 13th card is right here underneath.

I'm not going to do any funny moves.

Abby is right here, very close on the side.

Hundreds of people here are burning my hands.

Several cameras, too, so I cannot do anything.

I'm going to do one thing only.

This, not with this hand, with the other one,

obviously, just to show you the 13 card.

If that card happens to be a red card, it's kind of cool.

If it's a diamond, it's even better.

But if it happens to be the seven of diamonds,

it's going to be a freaking miracle

because there is no way, right?

So if it happens, please make some noise

because the 13th card in this deck

that you shuffled, Abby, is.

Oh, ho, ho, ho, ho, ho, ho, ho, ho, ho.

It is. The seven of diamonds.

(audience applauding and cheering)

We made it. A miracle.

Oh, la la.

(audience applauding and cheering)

Wow. Thank you so much, Abby, for your help.

(audience applauding and cheering)

(fire exploding) - [Dean] Coming up,

things get lit during Ed Alonzo's explosive act.

- My circus of magic.

(audience applauding and cheering)

(upbeat grunge music)

- [Dean] "Master of Illusion" (fire exploding)

has an incredible finale

you're not going to want to miss. Stick around.

(audience applauding and cheering)

(upbeat grunge music)

(fire exploding)

This performer is no stranger to this stage.

He's been a fan favorite on "Masters of Illusion" for years.

Known for his hilarious antics and mind-bending magic,

he is always a crowd pleaser.

Please welcome back the incredible, Ed Alonzo.

(audience applauding and cheering)

(bright cheerful music)

(bright cheerful music ends)

- Woo.

You know, I absolutely love the circus,

so why not join me here in my circus of magic?

(audience cheering and applauding)

(bouncy cheerful music)

Ooh, I'm so fired. (laughs)

(audience laughing)

(bouncy cheerful music continues)

(bouncy cheerful music continues)

Hep!

Hah! (cymbals clanging)

(audience applauding and cheering)

(bouncy cheerful music continues)

Hep!

Hah! (cymbals clanging)

(audience cheering and applauding)

(bouncy cheerful music continues)

(cymbals clanging)

(audience cheering and applauding)

(Ed laughing)

(audience cheering and applauding)

(bouncy cheerful music continues)

(fire exploding)

- Thank you for joining us

on this journey into the extraordinary.

We hope tonight's illusions have left you in awe.

I'm Dean Cain, and we look forward

to amazing you again soon on "Masters of Illusion."

(audience cheering and applauding)

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