All language subtitles for Masters of Illusion s11e01 Logically Illogical.eng

(fire blasts)
- 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 chanting)

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Prepare to be
amazed, astonished,

and completely bewildered.

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

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Now magic has a way of
taking the impossible

and making it a reality
right before our eyes.

It leaves us questioning
everything we know

and wanting more.

And that's why I'm here to
guide you through a night

of the most incredible
illusions that you'll ever see.

And-
- Hello.

- Hello, Ed Alonzo,
ladies and gentlemen.

- Thank you.
- I was just doing

a show opens.
- Oh, well,

I'm just here to brighten
up the show a little.

- Yeah. (laughs)
- Let me do

a quick one for you.

- Okay.
- This I call

The Amazing Vanishing Candle.

Huff! (laughs)
(alarm rings)

- That's pretty good.
- Did you like that?

- Yeah.
- Amazing, right?

- Yeah, it was very good.

You're, um, you're on fire, Ed.

- Oh, hey, thanks
for the compliment.

- No, no, I, you're, you're,
you're actually on fire, Ed.

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Ed Alonzo on fire,
ladies and gentlemen.

So let's dive into the world

where the ordinary
becomes extraordinary.

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Okay, get ready to be amazed
by a pair of magicians

who bring a unique combination
of speed, elegance,

and magic to the stage.

Let's give a warm welcome

to the amazing
Jeki Yoo and Ellie.

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? When you hold on ?

? Everything has a meaning ?

? Oh, babe, let's get
out of this town ?

? Let's start ourselves
a new beginning ?

? Life is so wonderful, so
wonderful when you're around ?

? Life is so beautiful, so
magical when you're around ?

? Ooh ?

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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.

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- What's your name, dear?
- Barbara.

Barbara. Barbara,
nice to meet you.

Barbara, let's do a card trick.

Barbara, I have a
deck of cards here.

What I want you to do,
rather than me going,

"Hey, pick a card,"

I wanna emit to be
completely organic.

Take the deck, grab
your favorite card.

Go through that deck,
grab any card you like.

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(chuckles) I'll look this way.

I look this way.

(mysterious music)

- Okay, what do I do with it?
- Pull it out.

Don't let me see it, I'm
gonna turn back your way

and grab the deck
and I'll trade you.

If I can get you to take the
marker here, I'll take this.

(audience laughing)

You're gonna sign
your card, Barbara,

you can put your name, you
can put your phone number,

you can put a day you're free.

Any...
(audience laughing)

Any of that works, just put
something so I don't know.

And I'll give you a
second to do that.

(mysterious music)
(audience laughing)

let me know once you've
done that, Barbara.

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And once you've done that too,

Barbara, go ahead
and show everyone.

You can show everyone as well.

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Am I good to turn around?

- No.
- No, okay. (laughs)

(audience laughing)

We'll go on your time. (laughs)

(audience laughing)
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You think you got it,
awesome, recap that marker.

I'm gonna turn back.

(mysterious music)

All right, perfect,
I'll take the marker.

We'll take the card.

Barbara, we're gonna
take your card.

We're just gonna place
it somewhere here

in the middle of the deck.

And I need you to
finish pushing that in.

(mysterious music)

Ta-dah.

Now, Barbara, I was
vacationing in Hawaii.

It's a very beautiful
place if you've never been,

the water there is beautiful.

Matter of fact, I
thought it was so cool,

I bought an aquarium
while I was out there.

Watch as all these cards
slowly vanish from the face

to the back inside the aquarium.

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(audience applauds)

Here's where it gets better.

If I take the deck and
actually spring it hard,

watch one, two, three.

(cards splattering)
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And only did all the cards
vanish except that top.

Your card actually went
right through the aquarium.

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(synth laser zaps)

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Tell everyone for
me, did you write,

"Boom," with a heart?
- Yeah. (laughs)

- Everyone, give Barbara a
round of applause, thank you.

(audience applauds)

Thank you.

Souvenir. (laughs)

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(fire blasts)
- Next,

hold onto your cell phones.

This act is getting personal.

- It is very rude to ask
a woman how old she is,

but if you don't mind,
type in how much you weigh.

(audience laughing)

- [Presenter] Artem Shchukin
battles with toilet paper?

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(audience applauds)

- [Trigg] Pick a
country, any country.

- We're gonna create a
special image in your mind

and get it to go into the phone.

- [Presenter] Trigg
Watson is coming up.

Can Joshua Jay beat his own
world record card trick?

- This is 32 years in magic
condensed into 60 seconds.

- [Presenter] Alexandra
with a classic illusion

that will make your head spin.

(fire blasts)
(audience applauds)

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- Tonight's performer is
renowned for his ability

to transform everyday objects
into moments of pure magic.

With a focus on
close-up illusions,

he is a true artist
in the world of magic.

Please welcome the
brilliant Eric Jones.

(audience applauds)

- Guys, welcome.

I need to ask a
question, I want you guys

to be honest with me.

Is there anyone in the
room who, like myself,

might be suffering from an
addiction to their cell phone?

Few of us. Few of us, yep.

I saw your head
nodding vigorously.

Hi, what's your name?

- Simone Harris.
- Simone Harris.

The whole government,
that's good, I like that.

(audience laughing)
Let me ask you,

what application do you use
on your phone the most often?

- My bank account.
- Bank.

Now we know where the
money's coming from.

I like that. That's good.

Do you happen to have
your phone on you?

- Yes.
- Oh,

it's so, just like the IV.

Let me ask you this.

Do you know the passcode
to get into your phone?

- Yes
- You do?

Let me ask you this, is
it four or six digits?

- Six digits.
- Six digits, Good memory.

The first number is not
a zero though, is it?

- No.
- Excellent.

We're gonna try and experiment
together, just you and I.

What I'd love you to
do is take your phone

and place your thumb on
that front-facing camera.

That way, Face ID
can't recognize you.

And what I want you
to do is I want you

to type in your
six-digit passcode.

That way, I know you
can get into your phone.

'Cause sometimes, folks,

people only know
how to use Face ID.

Other times, they
only know the pattern.

I wanna make sure
she knows the number.

We might need those later.

So you're in.
- Yes.

- You can go ahead
and take your thumb

off the front-facing camera,

and I want you to go
to your calculator.

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And when you're
in the calculator,

in the upper left-hand corner,
there's either a C or an AC.

If you hit that once,

that clears out all the
history in your phone.

Go ahead and do that.

So I'm gonna ask you a question.

It's gonna be important.

I'm originally from
Virginia, originally.

And growing up in Virginia,

my parents raised
me the right way.

And one of the things my
parents always used to say is,

"Eric, it is very rude to
ask a woman how old she is,"

I promise you I'm
not gonna do that.

But if, Simone,
if you don't mind,

type in how much you weigh.

(audience laughing) And no
one else needs to see it.

You can hold it
close to your chest

if you're feeling
self-conscious.

(everybody laughing)

All right, Simone, now
hold up one finger.

Use that finger to
hit the Plus key.

Now, Simone, I'm
gonna turn my head

and I want you to type in
your six-digit passcode.

All right, let me
know when you're done.

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All good?

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- Yes, we are.

- That scares me.
(everybody laughing)

It took you a while.
(everybody laughing)

So, folks, I can tell you now,

this is either gonna be really
good (laughs) or really bad,

but I need you to know
that I'm like Evel Knievel.

I get paid for the attempt.

(audience laughing)
That's important.

So now you've put in
your six-digit passcode.

- Correct.
- Hit the Equal key.

That's gonna generate a
slightly larger number.

And hold it up just a
little bit above your head

so the people behind you
can see what that number is

in case we need to
recall it again.

You can bring the
phone back down.

Hold up that finger
one last time,

hit the Clear key one time
and then lock your phone.

That's excellent.

Gimme the phone. That's good.

What is, what is?

So what is going on here?

Usually, people have pictures
of their friends and family.

You've got nothing.
- My phone's

on, "Do not disturb."
(audience laughing)

- Oh, so...

I see what you did there.

Let me lock this bad boy.

Let's see this.

Now I'm not gonna use Face ID,

and we've never met
before, have we?

- No. Nope.

- You seem really happy
about that, Simone. (laughs)

(everybody laughing)

We're gonna try this.
We're gonna try this.

The phone is still locked.

Do me a favor, make really
uncomfortable eye contact

with me.

Good, that's perfect.

(audience laughing)
That's good.

- Are you hypnotizing me?
- No, but you know. (laughs)

(Simone laughs)

We're gonna try this.

I'm gonna try this.

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I don't know, it's a...

May-maybe...

(energetic music)

(phone dinging)

(audience shrieks)

(audience applauds)

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You guys just tilt amongst
yourselves for a second.

- Did you go onto
my bank account?

(audience laughing)

(energetic music)

- Let's give it up
for Simone, guys.

(energetic music)
(audience applauds)

(fire blasts)

- [Presenter] Up next,
Artem Shchukin battles

with toilet paper.

(audience applauds)

- [Trigg] Pick a
country, any country,

- We're gonna create a
special image in your mind

and get it to go into the phone.

- [Presenter] Trigg
Watson is coming up.

Can Joshua Jay beat his own
world record card trick?

- This is 32 years in magic
condensed into 60 seconds.

- [Presenter] Alexandra
with a classic illusion

that will make your head spin.

(fire blasts)
(audience applauds)

(upbeat music)

(upbeat music)
(audience applauds)

(fire blasts)
(audience applauds)

- It's time for the
incredible Alexandra.

(audience applauds)

(singer chanting)

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(singer chanting)

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(singer chanting)

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(singer chanting)

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(singer chanting)

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(singer chanting)

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? God wants you in this world ?

? Will you do just
what you're told ?

? will you sail with the wind ?

? will you be
happy from within ?

(audience applauds)

? Ooh ?

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(singer chanting)

(singer chanting)

(dramatic bass drum music)

(energetic synth music)

(audience applauds)

(singer chanting)

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? God wants you in this world ?

? Will you do just
what you're told ?

? Will you sail with the wind ?

? Will you be
happy from within ?

(audience applauds)

(energetic music)
(singer chanting)

(audience applauds)

(fire blasts)

- Coming up.
- Pick a country, any country.

- We're gonna create a
special image in your mind

and get it to go into the phone.

- [Presenter] Trigg
Watson is coming up.

Can Joshua Jay beat his own
world record card trick?

- This is 32 years in magic
condensed into 60 seconds.

- [Presenter] Artem
Shchukin battles with...

Toilet paper.
(audience cheers)

(fire blasts)
(audience applauds)

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(fire blasts)
(audience applauds)

- Let's give a warm
welcome to Trigg Watson.

(audience cheers and applauds)

- Hi, everyone, I just met
Hazel from the audience.

Welcome, Hazel.
- Hi.

(audience applauds)

- Hi.

So, Hazel, we are living
in an amazing world

where we can just have all kinds

of technology at our
fingertips, right?

Take instant pictures, yeah,

it used to be the only way

that we could get almost instant
pictures were with these.

- Yes
- Polaroids, right,

remember these, they sort
of made it a comeback.

A lot of people use
these Polaroids, right?

We're gonna try combining
classic Polaroid photography,

with your instant digital
photography, all right?

So to start out, what I want you

to do is open up the camera app

on your phone, if
you don't mind.

And you can just rest
it on the stool for me.

I would like you
to take this marker

and I want you to
put your initials

somewhere on the white space.

So this Polaroid right
here, I'll hold it for you.

(lighthearted music)

Nice, it's all right, we have
H and then AR, all right.

Nice, I want you to, here, you
can recap the marker for me.

Perfect, and I want you

to hold onto the Polaroid
for me like this.

That's perfect, I'm
gonna take a picture

of you holding onto the picture.

It's very nutty, here we go.

One, two, three, oh, hold on.

Let me get the lighting right.

We gotta do this
right or not at all.

(everybody laughing)

(lighthearted music)

Perfect.

Oh, that'll work
great, all right.

So let's take a look at the
picture that we just got.

We zoom in.

We can see your HAR,

and then the Polaroid,
which of course, is,

you know, it hasn't
developed yet.

Nothing on it.
(energetic music)

I'm gonna zoom out a
little bit on this picture,

but I don't want you to
see what I'm zooming out on

for reasons you'll see shortly.

I want you to hold out your
hand like this for me flat.

Yeah, and I'm gonna
rest this on your palm.

Okay, the idea here
is we're gonna try

and create a special
image in your mind

and get it to go into the phone.

- Okay.
- Are you familiar

with the AI, you know,

artificial intelligence
where you can

like generate a picture
just from a few words?

- Yes.
- We're gonna do that,

but with a mental prompt.

This is a mental
ChatGPT, all right?

I'm going to give
you a mental prompt

and you're gonna think
about it in your mind.

We're gonna rest your
initial Polaroid picture

on top of your hand.

Go ahead and rest your
other hand on top.

Perfect.

All right, now I'm gonna
give you that mental prompt.

On my phone,

I have a World Atlas just
pulled this up from Google.

It's literally just all
the countries in the world.

You can see all in
alphabetical order.

We have Canada, Chili,

all the way down to Malta,

Pakistan, Panama, Peru,

all the different options here.

- Okay.
(mysterious music)

- All right, so I'm gonna
go all the way to the top.

(mysterious music)

okay, let's, oh, let's
go a little further.

All right.
(mysterious music)

Are you familiar with
"The Price is Right?"

You know where they
spin that giant wheel?

- Oh, absolutely.
- Right.

That's exactly what we're gonna
do here but onto a country.

So go ahead, lift
up your left hand,

and just do a giant swipe for
me with your index finger.

Whichever one lands at the
top is what we will use.

Let's take a look.

Looks like, okay, what is the
country at the very top there?

- That's Egypt.
- Egypt.

Interesting, all right.

Hazel, I want you to rest
your other hand on top.

Perfect, I want you to imagine
you're going to take a trip

to Egypt, whatever
that means for you.

And then you're gonna take a
picture while you're there.

All right, here we go.

One, two, three.

Imagine that in your mind.

Imagine that image,
whatever it may be,

traveling from your mind

through your arms
into the Polaroid.

Okay, I want you to
lift off your left hand.

- I'm scared.
- Uh-huh.

Oh, don't be scared.
(Hazel laughs)

(laughs) You can
open up your eyes now

and turn over the Polaroid.

(energetic music)

Oh, sorry, not this Polaroid.

The Polaroid in the picture.

Go ahead. I want you to open up,

go to the most recent
photo that we took.

- Oh, my, I'm, what?

(audience laughing)

(audience conversing)

The most recent?
- Yeah.

Whatever is the
picture we just took.

(energetic music)

- No.

Yes, what? (laughs)
(Trigg laughs)

(audience laughing)

- Let's go ahead and show
the camera so they can see.

- That's crazy.
(dramatic bass drum music)

- And hold it right there.
(audience applauds)

(energetic music)

There we go. (laughs)

(audience applauds)

What do you think?

- That's crazy.

- And-
- That was the same picture

in my head.
- That was.

What's that?
- That was the same picture.

- That was the same
picture in your mind.

- Yeah.
- Freaky, huh?

Yeah, I tell you what,
souvenir for you.

You can take as many
pictures of that as you like.

Give it up for Hazel, everyone.

Thank you so much.
(audience applauds)

(fire blasts)
- Next.

Can Joshua Jay beat his own
world record card trick?

- This is 32 years in magic
condensed into 60 seconds.

- Artem Shchukin battles
with toilet paper?

(fire blasts)
(audience applauds)

(upbeat music)

(upbeat music)

(fire blasts)
(audience applauds)

Get ready to be amazed by
a magician whose passion

for the art of magic shines
through every performance.

Known for his innovative tricks
and engaging storytelling,

he has wowed audiences
in over 100 countries.

Please welcome the
incredible Joshua Jay.

(audience applauds)
(upbeat music)

- All right.
(audience applauds)

Thank you.

Okay.

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When people ask me,
"What's your favorite trick

or what's the most
difficult trick you do?"

The answer to both
questions is the piece

that I'm going to show you now.

And what makes it so difficult
is not just the sleight

of hand, although this is
truly the most difficult thing

that I do, but it's also the
memory involved in this trick.

So I'm gonna have eight of you
in the front row get a card.

If you get a card, remember
the one that you pick,

it will be a while
before you see it again.

What is your name, sir?

- Jesse.
- Jesse, say stop.

- Stop.
- Right there?

Do you wanna keep going
or are you happy there?

- Happy there.
- Okay, you take that card,

Jesse, remember it.

You take one and you take one.

Please say, stop.
- Stop.

- Do you wanna keep
going or right there?

Very forceful about
it, I like it.

Remember this card.

Remember this card.
Remember this card.

Hi. Say stop.

- Stop.
- Do you wanna keep going

or you, right there?

Sure, oh, you are past this.

You don't care, okay.
(audience laughing)

Remember this card.
Remember this card.

And what's your name, sir?

- David.
- David.

David, how would you
describe your memory powers?

- Pretty good.
- Pretty good.

Low key, cocky,
I like it, great.

Welcome David to the stage.

(audience applauds)

(upbeat music)

David, come this way with me.

We are going to memorize
the cards that they picked.

Normally in a magic show,

you hide the card
from the magician.

In this trick, you are
going to show us the cards

for three seconds, and David

and I are going to
flash memorize it.

You seem thrilled about this.
(audience laughing)

Now it does take a mnemonic

and I've been at
this a long time.

I use a memory palace
to store all the cards

and then a link system

to get everybody's
face with the name.

Because you need to know
the value, the suit,

and the order that
they're picked in.

You'll do fine. You'll do fine.

Here we go.

Show us the cards on three.

One, two, three, up.

(upbeat music)

And down.

(upbeat music)

You got 'em all.
- I do.

- I love it.

What was the first card?

- It was an Ace.

- It was an, do you
remember the suit?

- Hearts?

- Was it, that's really good.

And do you remember
the second one?

Seven.
(audience applauds)

- The suit?

- B.
- You're taking this very...

Here's the good news.
(everybody laughing)

You don't have to
remember anything.

I have to remember all this.

I'm just really
impressed you did it.

Let me make sure
that I've got it.

(upbeat music)

Show me yours one more time.

Queen of Spades, okay,
I'll remember that.

Four of Hearts, okay, good.

David, here's the real job.

You take these cards.

Starting with this gentleman,
Jesse, on the left,

and then working
all your way across.

I want you to put
everybody's card

in a different
place in the deck.

Make sure they're all
the way spread out.

And then come back on stage

and let everybody
in the audience

and at home watch you
shuffle them in so they know

and you know that it's fair.

Yes.
- Got it.

- Go ahead, go as
fast as you can.

And while he is doing that,

I will tell you guys about
the worst day of my life.

(audience laughing)

It's true.

I wanted to set the Guinness
World Record for card tricks.

This is a real record.

It was set here in
Los Angeles in 1993.

Six freely chosen cards
found in one minute.

Now you have to use
a real pack of cards.

Come on up, and that's the kind

that David is using right now.

It's a real pack.

It's shuffled into the deck

by a Guinness judge, which
is what he's doing now.

Ooh, an expert, I like this.

Is there anybody in this
audience now in our studio

audience who doesn't believe

that all of those cards
are now hopelessly lost

in this deck, you
could shuffle too.

In that case, let's send
David back with some applause.

(audience applauds)

(upbeat music)

So I thought I had
a shot at tying

or perhaps even setting a
new Guinness World Record.

So I hired the greatest
memory expert in the world

at the time who was
based in New York.

I studied with
sleight-of-hand artists,

and I started practicing.

This was 13 years ago,

and I practiced for two
years until I was ready

to make my debut.

And then one week before the
big show here in Los Angeles,

again, I was
water-skiing in Ohio.

I'm from Ohio originally,

and I collided with a metal
buoy at 55 miles an hour.

This is not a magician pattern.

This really happened to me.

My hip, ribs, elbow,
arm, all broken.

But the worst part was my wrist.

My wrist, the seven
of the eight bones

in my wrist were shattered

and had to be replaced.

I had a plate, five screws,

and two pins put
in my left wrist.

You can see that I went up two
watch sizes on my left wrist.

I've got this scar
that runs up my arm.

After the third
and final surgery,

the surgeon said, "Look, I think
we can save your left hand,

but I don't think you'll
ever use it again."

And I'm left-handed.
- Oh.

- Now, the great
miracle in my life is

that after two years of
training and therapy,

I did get all of
the dexterity back,

but I still was missing feeling

because of the ulnar nerve
damage in my fingertips.

But thankfully, that
eventually returned

and I was able to try
to best this record.

And I failed two times,

and it took me 13 years,

but I'm proud to say in
January of last year,

I set the new Guinness World
Record with eight cards.

And that's what we're
going to do right now.

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Now the only thing

that I ask is for those
of you who pick cards,

if I find your card, I need you

to say as loud as
you can, "Yes,"

so that I know that I
found the right card, okay?

If I don't hear, yes,

I'll just keep looking
for the same card.

And we have no chance
of tying this record.

So as a practice, Jesse, will
you, if I find your card,

which I believe is
the Ace of Hearts,

you would say-
- Yes.

- Right.

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I mean, you could say
it with some enthusiasm.

This is for television
if you would like.

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All right, everybody
know their job?

You're gonna say yes.

You can keep track of the
timing on this monitor.

I cannot promise you that
I will tie my record.

All I can promise
you is I will give it

everything that I've got.

This is 32 years in magic
condensed into 60 seconds.

Here we go.

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(timer beeps)

That's the first one.
Your Ace of Hearts.

The next one should be 18th
down, that should be 18th.

That's the seventh of Spades.

I'll try and find the
next one with one hand

behind my back, look,
one hand behind my back.

And that should be
the five of Hearts.

That was your card, yes?

But that means I
haven't found yours.

I said I'd find
it with one hand.

I didn't say which hand.

That, my friends, is
your three of Diamonds.

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The next card, second
row, in the dress.

What was your card? What was...

You didn't pick one?

Good, 'cause I didn't
find one for you.

That's a very good thing.
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But I have to find
your card next.

It should be 18th from the
top, that's your Jack of Clubs.

Yes, I'll try and
find yours next

by causing it to
come out of the deck.

Do 16 revolutions
behind my back.

It looks-
(timer beeps)

Like that, that's
your Queen of Spades.

(audience applauds)
But look.

You pick the next part,
the two of Spades, yes?

Inside the timer,
your card will appear.

It'll appear right here.

Not in my hands, but
instead inside the timer.

It's just a little smaller
when you take it out.

It's smaller than
the other cards.

What was the last card?
(timer beeps)

Four of Hearts, there's
only four seconds left.

Here to the last card.

That's the last card.
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That's the world record,
thank you very much.

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(fire blasts)
- Up next.

Artem Shchukin battles
with toilet paper.

(fire blasts)
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(fire blasts)
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- Hailing from a
family deeply rooted

in the art of magic,

our next performer has
taken the world by storm

with his mesmerizing and
innovative performances.

Please welcome the
brilliant Artem Shchukin.

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- [Attendee] Woo!

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What an incredible night
of mind-bending illusions.

We hope you've been
as amazed as I have.

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

more wonder, right here
on "Masters of Illusion."

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