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Now, the last time we saw this man

he'd been walking water
right outside this window.

Now apparently a couple of weeks ago,
unbeknownst to us,

Dynamo took a trip to our studio
to deliver a mysterious package.

I'm so excited. Can we open it?

Phil, look.

(BREATHE BY DELILAH PLAYING)

(CAR ALARMS BLARING)

NARRATOR: Right now, I'm gonna take you
on a journey into my world.

(SCREAMING)

Oh, my God!

In this episode, I head back to the UK
and catch up with some old friends.

From the streets of London...

(LAUGHING)

...to the set of This Morning,

I take my magic back to where it all began

and make one of the biggest predictions
of my life.

Bloody hell.

My name's Steven Frayne, but most people

call me Dynamo.

- What's your name?
- I'm Jess.

- Jess, and you are?
- I'm Emma.

Emma. Nice to meet you, Emma.

- Jess, are you wearing a watch?
- Yeah.

What time is it right now?

- It is about 2.35 PM.
- 2.35 PM.

I want both of you to take your watch off.

I want you to think of any other time, yeah,
in the past, yeah, from earlier today.

Both think of that right now.

- Yeah.
- You got a time in mind?

Yeah.

Without looking at each other, I want you
to set your watches to that time, yeah.

Don't let me see it,
don't let each other see what you're doing.

Once you've done that,
cover the watch face with your hand.

PASSER-BY: Now look, it's moving about.

EMMA: Oh, my God! Oh, look at that!

Oh, what? (LAUGHING)

JESS: It was 9.18.

DYNAMO: Show that. 9.18.

And show me yours. 9.18.

And you both put that time at random, yeah?

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

Oh, my God. That's freaky that.

(BOTH LAUGHING)

On that face there.

Oh, God.

(STUTTERS)

Oh, my God! Look at that.

(CAMERA CLICKING)

How could he move them clocks there?

DYNAMO: London seems
to run at the speed of light,

with millions of people
caught up in a never-ending cycle.

In the chaos, it's easy to take
the most important things for granted.

Health, happiness, and
the people close to us.

How are you doing, you all right?
What's your name'?

- Brook.
- Brook, and?

- Walther.
- Walther.

I'm Dynamo. Where're you from?

- Denmark.
- Denmark, and?

- New Mexico.
- New Mexico.

There's slightly different accents there.

(BOTH LAUGHING)

And how come you're in England?

- We're having a date.
- Okay, that's all right, you know.

- First date?
- Yeah.

Seeing as you're here
I'm gonna do something special for you

so you can remember this moment,
so come together a bit and...

Um... Let me see.

This looks about right.

Got it.

- That's something to remember the day by.
- (BLEEP)

Thank you very much. (LAUGHING)

That's (BLEEP) awesome.

Lemme try this. Just come a little bit closer.
Come in a little bit.

Hold right there.

Just stay where you are. Pose, yeah.

- GIRL: Did you see that?
- Watch. Watch.

Oh, my God!

(ALL TALKING EXCITEDLY)

- (SHRIEKING, LAUGHING)
- Oh, my God!

(COUPLE EXCLAIMING)

- That's spot on, right there.
- (MAN LAUGHING)

- Oh, God, no way.
- Oh, it's horrible.

(LAUGHING)

No way.

- Wow.
- I'm actually...

How did he do that?

DYNAMO: it was the day
of the Euro 2012 quarter finals,

and Genero had agreed to drive me
to a secret location in north London.

I wanted to make a prediction on one of
Europe's biggest sporting events.

This is Dynamo's, this is Genero.

- And we are...
- You need to show your face on camera.

It's too close.

We are outside a shop,
and we're gonna go into the shop,

and I'm gonna film
what takes part in the shop.

- Okay.
- What sort of shop?

- Can you level with me?
- Well, I'm gonna place a bet on the Euro's.

- It's the quarter finals starting today.
- Okay.

- I got a good feeling about this.
- Okay.

So what I'm gonna do is,

follow you and film the whole thing
for my own personal usage.

Hold it down, 'cause I don't think
you're supposed to be filming that.

That's cool. I'll hold the phone
like I'm Tweeting or something.

- It's a gonna au naturel.
- All right, come on then.

(GENERO LAUGHING)

GENERO: So, yeah, here we go.

Hi ho. Hi ho, hi ho with Dynamo.

(LAUGHING)

Are you even allowed to... Well, I'm sure
you'll... I'm from the casinos and stuff.

DYNAMO: Yeah, don't be too great
with the camera in there.

GENERO: Okay.

(WOMAN TALKING OVER PA)

GENERO: Italy to beat Germany? (LAUGHING)

This comes through, cousi, you gotta
bring me in, you know that, right?

DYNAMO: In the afternoon

I'd arrange to meet one of
the most prolific musicians in the country,

Damon Albarn.

I met Damon back in 2006

at a Gorillaz concert
at the Harlem Apollo in New York,

and now he'd invited me
to pass by his London studio

to meet some of his friends and family.

So have you any money on you'? Any coins?

- A few, yeah.
- Can I borrow some?

So I just wanna use... Let's see.

This one first.

Do me a favour,
just write your initial on there.

And then if you wanna take the two pence
and put your initial on there as well.

Okay.

DYNAMO: Perfect.

I'll take the coin.

- So you can see both coins.
- GIRL 1: Mmm-hmm.

Yeah. Watch.

DYNAMO: It's like sunk in there.
GIRL: That's so cool.

DYNAMO: It's now one coin.

(ALL LAUGHING)

- That really has sunk into the...
- It has. Let's have a look.

It'll take a year to get that out.

- DYNAMO: That's kind weird, right?
- Yes.

You know, that's two objects
have kind of come together.

I wanna take it a step further,

'cause doing something like that
with a small object is one thing.

- Mmm.
- But I wanna try it...

You don't wanna fuse me
into something, do you?

- Not you, don't worry.
- (GIRLS LAUGHING)

I'm gonna try something with myself
and I need one of you to help me.

Right, this. Just do me a favour
and just stand behind me right here.

You might not be able to see this
but it might feel weird, yeah.

Just turn toward me and just close your
eyes, but hold your right hand up.

I want you to just push it
against my back, yeah.

Right, and on the count of three, yeah,
I'm gonna ask you to push forward.

Don't push me over,
but just push hard into my back.

- All right?
- Okay.

Oh, no, no, this is just gonna be insane.

Okay, one, two, three.

Push, push harder.

Harder.

GIRL 1: I mean this is so weird.

(LAUGHING, SQUEALING)

DAMON: You've got a hand print!

GIRL 1: That's so strange.

(DYNAMO BREATHING HEAVILY)

(EXHALES)

- DAMON: Wow.
- You don't...

I don't really know what I witnessed
to be honest with you.

- I mean, did you see a hand?
- I did see a hand print.

The hand print came out.

(CAMERA CLICKING)

At one point I was quite worried that

Missy's hand was gonna come
right through, and come out.

And I was like, my God.

(LAUGHING)

(SHRIEKING, LAUGHING)

- All right.
- Oh, my God.

(LAUGHING) I'm not being funny,
I don't know. He's freaky.

DYNAMO: It was the morning after
the Euro Championship quarter finals,

and I'd placed a £1 bet on the winners.

I needed to make sure my bet was kept safe,
and I knew the perfect place.

- Morning, sir.
- How are you doing, are you all right?

Have you come up for This Morning?

- Is Phillip in today?
- No.

Great, all right.

(ELEVATOR BELL DINGS)

I called the producers of This Morning

and told them I'd be delivering an envelope
for Phillip Schofield.

I asked them to keep it locked away
and not to tamper with it until I returned.

Give the letter to Brett
and he'll give it to Phillip for you.

- How are you doing, mate?
- All right. How are you doing?

I'm good, man. So basically I've got
a package for Phillip Schofield.

- Okay.
- It's important that he gets it, right.

And that it's delivered
on today's date, 22nd June 2012.

Sealed.

I want to make sure
that it stays sealed until I see him next.

- Fine.
- So if you can keep it safe

and give it to him and tell him to
keep it safe, that'll be perfect.

- It'll go straight to him, I promise.
- Cool. Thanks very much.

As the quarter finals came to a close,
eight teams became four,

and England crashed out
on penalties, again.

The next day I headed to Camden Town
in north London.

- How are you doing, ladies? All right?
- Yes, thanks.

- What's your name?
- Zara.

- Zara.
- Elizabeth.

- Elizabeth.
- Heleno.

- Puzzles. Do you like puzzles?
- GIRLS: Yes.

Let's see. Have you ever done
the Rubik's Cube before? Or tried it?

- I've done one side.
- You've done one side. It's hard, innit?

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

Tell you what, I'll take this one.
Just mix that up for me.

And give it a real good mix up.

I'm doing it.

Yeah, that is... That is pretty mixed up.

Roughly, how long do you think it'd take
to solve that?

Um, depends who it is.

- Depends who it is?
- Yeah.

All right, how long do you think
it'd take me to solve it?

- A minute.
- A minute. That's optimistic.

Watch this.

(SHRIEKS)

- What happened?
- What the...

(ALL TALKING EXCITEDLY)

(CAMERA CLICKING)

MAN: Takin' the picture?

- Awesome. Thank you.
- Thank you.

What's your name?

- Tamiano. From Italy.
- Tamiano.

- Andrea.
- Andrea.

Both from Italy?

- No, I'm from Hungary.
- From Hungary. Hungary and Italy?

- Yes.
- How did you meet?

BOTH: Amsterdam.

Wow.

What's this?

It's just a... Something like...
(SPEAKING IN A FOREIGN LANGUAGE).

- Like a charity bracelet?
- Yeah.

- Can it come off?
- Yeah, of course. Yeah.

Can I have a look at it?

Mmm. Okay.

- Don't break it, yeah.
- I'll try not to. Excuse me.

Can I borrow your scissors?

Thank you.

I won't break it but, um,

if I give you the scissors,
do you wanna just cut it like that?

- Yeah.
- TAMIANO: Oh, great.

Would you hold this for one second
and put your hands together, like this?

Yeah. A little bit lower.

Watch.

- No way.
- Wow.

I'll take those.

Thank you very much.

Excuse me. My God.

- He didn't break it.
- ANDREA: How did he do that?

Okay, where he's gone?

- Put it back.
- Yeah.

For me, magic is all about
making a connection.

(ALL EXCLAIMING)

Bringing people together in a moment
that creates a lasting memory.

(LAUGHING)

My grandpa used to say that
there's no such thing as a coincidence.

Everything happens for a reason.

I headed down to a local pub
to see if I could test this theory.

- How are you doing? What's your name?
- John.

- John, and...
- Steve.

Steve. Dynamo.

- You father and son?
- This is my Dad, yeah.

Okay, cool. That's interesting.
I wanna actually try something with that.

I've got a deck of cards for each of you.

John, you can have the blue cards.

They're all different.

And the red cards for you.

- All different?
- Yeah.

I'll let you go first. Just put your finger
on the back of any card that you like.

Don't let me influence you.

Are you sure that's the card you want?

- I am.
- I'll give you one chance to change your mind.

- Do you wanna change your mind?
- No.

Okay. So that card right there,
I'm just gonna slide it forward.

Don't look at it yet,
just keep it in front of you like that.

Now it's your turn.

Literally put your finger on the back
of any carol in exactly the same way.

- Are you sure you want that one?
- Yeah.

- Positive.
- Okay.

- Could've been any one.
- STEVE: Yeah.

Turn 'em over.

- (BOTH LAUGHING)
- (BLEEP)

Wow. That is random.

- You know what they say, like father, like son.
- Like father, like son.

- What's your name?
- Siobhan.

- Siobhan, nice to meet you.
- Catherine.

- Catherine.
- Pleased to meet you.

I'm Dynamo. I wanna try something.
Are they all different?

BOTH: Yeah.

- I want you to think of a card.
- Yeah.

I want you to think of a number
between one and 52.

Okay.

- Yeah?
- Mmm-hmm.

Just hold your hand out. We'll use
both hands actually. Yeah, perfect.

Just put them there.

Name a number out loud.

- Three.
- Number three?

- Yeah. Uh-huh.
- Yeah.

Do you wanna change your mind
on that number?

- No.
- Okay. Look at this.

So, one...

two... three.

This is the third card, right?

- SIOBHAN: Yeah.
- You was thinking of a card?

- CATHERINE: Yeah.
- Name it out loud.

Five of spades.

Shut the hell up!

Oh, my God! I don't believe it.

No.

(LAUGHING)

- Can't do that.
- He's different.

- How are you doing? What's your name?
- Hi, I'm Laura.

- Laura, nice to meet you. And?
- Fronteyne.

Fronteyne. Where are you girls from?

- I'm from Middlesbrough.
- Middlesbrough.

- I'm from Manchester.
- Manchester, okay. I'm Bradford.

- So, closer to you I think.
- Yeah, pretty close.

Let's go. I've got a pack of cards here.
Are they all different?

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

Yeah? I'm gonna give some cards to you.
Just take them. And then some for you.

If we start with you, Fronteyne.
Just touch the back of any card.

This one right here? Yeah?

I don't want you to see it, yeah.

- I just want you to remember that card.
- Okay.

- Got it?
- Yeah.

Just keep them between
your hands, like this.

Same thing with you.
Just touch the back of any card.

This one right here?

I don't want you to see this one.

- You got it?
- Yeah.

And just put them between your hands,
like this.

Both of you, I want you to think of
the carol that you just selected.

Okay.

Say it over and over in your mind, and on the
count of three, name that card out loud.

One, two, three.

- Seven of hearts.
- Seven of hearts.

- Are you sure?
- Are you serious? Hold on, one second.

You said seven of hearts,
you said seven of hearts.

- Yeah?
- Yeah.

Just lift up these because, there isn't
actually a seven of hearts in there, all right.

There's no seven of hearts in here.

Because it's actually in your pocket.

Which is impossible, right?

Oh, my gosh.

- I have no idea how he did it.
- I don't know how he did it at all.

It was amazing 'cause obviously I've just
been stood here with my coat on and then...

- And he didn't touch us. He didn't touch us.
- The card appeared in my pocket.

I don't understand how he did it.

The funny thing about coincidence,

is the more you think about it,
the more you notice it.

Talk of the devil and he will appear.

How you doing, girls? Cool.
How are you doing?

- (GASPS)
- What's your name?

(GIRL EXCLAIMING)

(GIRLS EXCLAIMING)

- Hello.
- Hello. How you doing? You all right?

Hello, nice to meet you.

- I'm Robin.
- Robin. Can I sit there?

ALL: Yeah.

Oh, my God. (LAUGHING)

I watched you, like, a few days ago.
No joking.

Well, you're gonna see it in real life now.

Oh, my God.

- Have you all got phones on you?
- ALL: Yeah.

Can you pull 'em out
and put 'em on the table?

Um...

We'll try something.
This is your phone, yeah?

- We'll try something with you.
- Okay.

I want you just to think of somebody,
who's not here now,

but who's in your phone, yeah.

Just put your hand on top of your phone,
concentrate on that person.

- (PHONE VIBRATING)
- (SHRIEKING)

(PHONE CHIMING)

Hello? (LAUGHING)

(GASPS)

SIOBHAN: (LAUGHS) No way!

(LAUGHING)

(MOBILE PHONE CHIMING)

- (CONTINUES RINGING)
- Oh my... (BLEEP)

What the... (BLEEP)

Oh, my God! No way!
No way. No way! No way!

(PHONE CONTINUES RINGING)

My hand was tingling like crazy,
my fingers were twitching and everything.

How did that work?

(LAUGHING) I'm not being funny,
I don't know. He's freaky.

Wow. (LAUGHING) How'd you...

(ALL EXCLAIMING)

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God!

What I've got planned
could potentially go wrong.

It's unbelievable, innit?

DYNAMO: The semi-finals,
Spain beat Portugal on penalties.

And the Italians beat a strong German side
to win their place in the final.

The art of magic
is ail about precision and timing.

I wanted to test some of the skills
I'd learned over the years,

so I headed to a bar in west London
to put on a small demonstration.

I've been working on my
card skills for years,

and I can tell what card
someone's thinking of, you know,

and I can kind of do crazy shuffles,
like this.

(SHUFFLING CARDS)

But the one thing
that I'm always trying to master,

and my friends are always challenging me,

is throwing cards at, you know, high speeds.
So it's super accurate.

My friends are always saying,
"Hit that guy over there."

Soto begin with,

I'm gonna take a piece of newspaper,
and would you mind helping me?

Yeah, if you go that side.

Yeah, 'cause if you're standing right there
then it might hit you.

(LAUGHING)

(STUTTERING)
You hold there, you hold the bottom.

And if you hold this side here, yeah.
Exactly the same way.

And if I was to give you a card
for example, like just, I want you to...

It's not that difficult, but I want you
just to throw it at the newspaper, yeah.

(LAUGHING)

Exactly. So you see it's not...

Throwing cards is not the easiest thing
in the world right?

I've been working on it for a while.
Holding really tight.

CROWD: Oh!

See that? Right through.

A newspaper, to be honest,
it's quite a big object.

You know, you've got quite a big target.

And it's paper, so it's not the
strongest thing in the world.

So I'm gonna up the stakes a little bit,
get rid of this.

Can we... Have you got like a wine glass?

I'm gonna use your book over here,

- is that alright?
- Yeah.

If I just put that there.

I'm gonna try and hit the wine glass. Yeah.

(WOMAN GROANING)

Getting 'em close though.

(ALL EXCLAIMING)

That was mad. You see it for real and it's...
It's just phenomenal.

I don't know how he does it.
I honestly don't have a clue.

(CAMERA CLICKING)

I've been a supporter of
the Teenage Cancer Trust for years.

Visiting the wards
is a truly inspirational experience.

And it's incredible to see
the difference they make

for young people suffering
with the disease.

Oh, my God.

How long have you been doing
this magic stuff for?

- I've been doing it since I was like 11.
- Yeah.

My Grandpa showed me some stuff.

(INAUDIBLE)

- I'll give it a shuffle here, like this.
- BOY: Whoa!

(LAUGHING)

Thank you.

Later that afternoon I headed over to
Hopefield Animal Sanctuary in Essex,

which looks after a wide range
of abandoned animals.

I came here last year with Leona Lewis,
who is one of the sanctuary's patrons.

And I always like to pass through
when I'm in the area.

There, look.

It's Maximus.

Oh, wait a minute.
Which one do you think's Maximus?

Do you think it's this
geezer or this geezer?

I wouldn't mess with either or 'em, no

Chickens.

- Which one's your favourite?
- Um... That one.

That one there. It looks a bit different.

BOY: I know.
DYNAMO: Looks like it's wearing a fez.

- (LAUGHING)
- Don't you think?

Has any of you got any coins?

Yes. Pounds, 10s, 20s, copper.

Oh, can I take that 20?

I'm gonna write... my signature on here.

Try anyway, it's quite small.

See that? I wrote "Dynamo" there.

- See that?
- Yeah.

And then if you write your signature
on the back.

I'll just initial, yeah?

DYNAMO: Yeah, initial or signature.
Whatever, yeah.

- See that'?
- Yeah. Yeah.

Do me a favour, just hold onto my wrist.

Hold it tight yeah. Watch.

Gone.

- Where's that gone?
- WOMAN: Where's that gone?

You saw the chickens in here, yeah?
Have any of 'em laid any eggs in the coop?

BOY: Yeah.
DYNAMO: Can I have a look?

- Yeah, very slightly. Three eggs, yeah.
- WOMAN 1: There's three.

Do you wanna come with me?

Close it quickly so they can't get out.
Make sure you hold it closed, yeah.

Just point to any egg.

- This one?
- Yeah.

Can you let us out? You go first.

- This is the egg, yeah, that you chose?
- Yeah.

- All right. And you signed the coin?
- Yeah.

MAN: Oh, my God!
WOMAN 1: Oh my...

(ALL LAUGHING)

(TALKING INDISTINCTLY)

- Oh, my gosh.
- Is that your coin?

Yeah.

Exactly the same.

DYNAMO: Have you got a tissue?

Bloody hell. That's unbelievable, innit?

(CAMERA CLICKING)

- How's everyone doing, all right?
- Yeah, fine, thanks.

- Your name is?
- Nina.

- Nina.
- Shaun.

- Shaun.
- Emily.

- Emily.
- Louise.

Louise. I'm Dynamo.
What's this on your bag?

- A scarf.
- A scarf.

Is it part of the bag or does it come off?

Yeah, it does come off.

Can someone get me a broom as well?

Can you grab that handle over there?

Oh, here we go.

Perfect.

Hold it by the top.

- Hold it by the top?
- Yes.

It's not gonna go through there, is it?

- What?
- The silk.

Oh, no.

I know you've never seen what I just
seen, did you just...

How did you do that?

Well!

Thank you.

I'm trying to figure out...

I even thought it might the broom. But I
was gripping it really hard, like that.

LOUISE: Did it move at all?

No, it didn't move at all. I
was holding it. Like that.

He blows your mind, don't he?
He's like a little alien.

(CROWING)

Before I left I brought everyone together
to show them one last thing.

Stay right there, I wanna try something.

Can you all see me, yeah? Watch.

See my feet through?

NINA: Oh!

No way.

Oh, my God.

(ALL LAUGHING)

Sorry!

It is unbelievable, that geezer.

That is ridiculous. That
just freaks me out.

- No, that's just wrong.
- It is wrong.

Mental, innit?

NINA: Your brain starts to try
and figure out how he did it.

Card tricks, it might be sleight of hand.

There is no way, shape or form that
walking through steel is sleight of hand.

That's it, in a nutshell.

(TALKING INDISTINCTLY)

Thank you very much.
Thank you very, very much.

It's absolutely amazing.

(INAUDIBLE)

Bloody hell.

DYNAMO: The Euro 2012 final.

Spain dominates from the start to win
four-nil and become the champions of Europe.

It was the day after the Euro 2012 finals
and I'd been invited on to This Morning.

WOMAN: I'll take you through that
shot first, if that's all right.

Chat shows always make me a little nervous,
and this was no exception.

(INDISTINCT TALKING)

Good luck with that.

Now the last time we saw this man

he'd been walking water
right outside this window.

Now apparently a couple of weeks ago,
unbeknownst to us,

Dynamo took a trip to our studio
to deliver a mysterious package to Brett.

- Brett.
- Brett knew about this.

You sealed it, right?
You sealed it inside a case.

Absolutely.
Hasn't moved from my desk upstairs.

DYNAMO: The 22nd of June, yeah?
So almost two weeks ago, right?

HOLLY: Two weeks ago.
A week ago last Friday.

Yeah, now inside there is actually a gift
for a charity

that I've done a lot of work with over the
years called the Teenage Cancer Trust.

So whatever is in here
is a present for them?

Yeah, it's a present for them.

But it's live TV, so, you know, what I've
got planned could potentially go wrong.

- I'm so excited. Can we open it?
- Go for it.

I sealed it in a red envelope.
The betting slip.

HOLLY: Phil, look.
It says you. You didn't win.

- DYNAMO: It says Phillip.
- Mmm-hmm.

And it's signed. There's
the date on the back.

There's the betting slip right there.

Okay.

And if you look down at the winner, at the
bottom, obviously the final was yesterday.

PHILLIP: "Spain by two or more goals."

(HOLLY GASPS)

And everyone who watched
knows that it was four-nil to Spain.

- What are your odds?
- The odds are actually 10,000:1.

Now to get it to be that,
I had to do an accumulator bet.

Because not only did I bet on the winner,
but I also bet

on the outcome of every match
in the quarter final, you can see there.

Oh, my goodness. You did as well.

Portugal, Germany, Spain, Italy,
all through. Italy on penalties.

The semi-final.
Spain to win on penalties against Italy.

- Final winner Spain. Two or more goals.
- So that's...

- That's £10,000.
- £10,000.

Can I just point out that it does say
"To Phil" on there?

DYNAMO: Just the envelope, yeah.

Contractually, I think...

I think everyone at home will agree
that Phil should give it to the charity.

I think you're absolutely right.
That is just incredible.

- Round of applause, 'cause that's just...
- (APPLAUSE)

- Let's just hand that over there.
- Yes.

PHILLIP: There we go, right that's yours.
Unbelievable!

£10,000 that bit of paper. Just incredible.

- B-roll.
- (THIS MORNING THEME PLAYS)

Brilliant! Amazing.

That's unbelievable,
'cause you've done the whole thing as well.

- Yeah.
- Well done.

Bloody hell.

Dynamo just turned up,
it was about 10 o'clock in the morning.

Gave me this red envelope,
which is now obviously open.

He said, "Keep hold of it for Phillip
for a couple of weeks' time."

"I don't know when I'll be back."
He's very mysterious.

So I put it in there and it's been locked
in my cupboard ever since.

No one's seen it until today,
till we opened it first thing today.

There's no way
anyone could have even touched it.

I had it locked in my cupboard,
essentially it was double locked.

So it was locked in the suitcase and
locked in my cupboard upstairs in my desk.

- Hiya. Can I cash that?
- Yes.

- That's £10,000, yeah?
- Yes.

One, two, three, four, five,

six, seven, eight, nine and ten.

- Do you want me to roll them up for you?
- Yes please. Yeah.

Okay, darling, hold on a sec.

Congratulations, thank you.

- Thanks very much.
- You're welcome. Enjoy your day.

Thanks. You, too.

Yeah, it's Dynamo. Thanks.

I put a little bet on the other week
and it kind of came through.

So, I kind of got the...

- You've got it with you?
- I've got it with me, and it's quite...

So there's...

(GASPS) Wow.

Thank you so much.

This is gonna help us support
so many more young people with cancer,

- so it's absolutely amazing.
- Cool.

Thank you very much.

Thank you very, very much.
It's absolutely amazing.

- Thank you, Dynamo.
- Thank you.

The idea that£1 could result in £10,000
is kind of just beyond my imagination.

I can't imagine
what we might be able to do in the future.

Leaving the Teenage Cancer Trust,

I started to think about the incredible
journey I'd taken over the last six months.

Despite the ups and downs,
I felt like the luckiest man alive,

and I knew that I would never take the gift
my grandfather had passed down to me

for granted.

When I was a kid, I used to dream
about a place where anything was possible.

A world where I could do anything
and be anything I wanted to be,

and nothing could hold me back.

So I became a magician,
a master of the impossible.

And somehow my dream came true.

Hello, everyone. My name's Dynamo.

I'm a magician from Bradford,
which is where we are now.

(THUNDER CLAPS)

"Dis guy must be a alien or sutin."

(ALL EXCLAIMING)

- (LAUGHING)
- Awesome.

You gotta be kidding me, man.

(LAUGHING)

You know the old saying,
dynamite comes in small packages.

(LAUGHING) It's freaky.

- (MOBILE PHONE CHIMING)
- How did you do that?

SIOBHAN: (LAUGHS) No way!

Bloody hell.

Thank you very much.

Thank you very, very much.
It's absolutely amazing.

I can't imagine what we might be able to do
in the future.

(SPEEDING CAR APPROACHING)

This is us, man. Let's go.

(ALL EYES ON YOU PLAYING)