[jazz music]
♪ ♪
- From the Penn & Teller Theater
at the Rio Hotel in Las Vegas,
here's our host, Brooke Burke.
[cheers and applause]
♪ ♪
- Welcome to "Fool Us."
From my time on "Wild On..." to "Dancing with the Stars,"
I've seen some amazing sights,
but nothing quite like the magic
that we're about to witness tonight.
I can't wait, and I'm sure that you can't either.
So let's bring out our two landmarks of magic,
Penn and Teller.
[cheers and applause]
♪ ♪
We're going to have fun tonight.
Performing in Penn and Teller's world-famous magic show
and walking off this stage with a "Fool Us" trophy
is just what this next magician hopes to accomplish
by fooling Penn and Teller.
Let's meet them right now.
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- I was raised by a single mom who taught me to be strong.
I studied dance as a girl,
but I was never gonna be a ballerina exactly.
My secret dream was to be a professional wrestler
like the ones on TV.
So glamour, movement, and spectacle,
all the things that I wanted, magic gave to me.
When I was 16, I started working
with a famous magician... - Yah!
- Doing big stage effects where it's demanding
and there's a higher level of physical risk.
I never felt like a subordinate.
I felt like an equal.
8,000 shows and 16 years later,
I've been injured more times than I can count.
But I've only missed one performance,
and it was to get my college degree.
We're living in a moment where more and more women
are staking their claim in the world of magic.
And I couldn't be more ready to take center stage
and show myself to the world as a magician.
So to take things back to my pro wrestling dreams,
Penn and Teller, you're going down.
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[cheers and applause]
- All the way from Niagara Falls,
give it up, everyone, for Alexandra.
[cheers and applause]
[suspenseful music]
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[cheers and applause]
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[cheers and applause]
[playful jazzy music]
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[scattered whoops]
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- Yeah!
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- Even.
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[laughter] - Oh!
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10.
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- Red.
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- Yeah!
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- Diamond.
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[cheers and applause]
all: 10.
Red.
Diamond.
♪ ♪
[suspenseful music]
♪ ♪
[audience gasping]
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[cheers and applause]
- Wow, wow.
Alexandra.
- Hello. You look beautiful.
- Oh, my goodness.
Do you really want to be a professional wrestler?
- I mean...
- I'm trying-- [cheers and applause]
I'm trying to connect these dots.
Magic, wrestling.
What do you think? - Like yourself, I mean,
staying in shape has just always been
something deep down inside that I loved.
And the risk that I found with something like wrestling
is just parallel with the risk that I find
with performing magic for everyone here tonight.
- I love that. It's like adrenaline.
Like, an adrenaline junkie. - Yeah. Yeah.
- I totally get that.
- I feel like we're on the same page there.
- All right, Alexandra, so let's see
if Penn and Teller know how your magic works.
- Well, Alexandra, you made us very, very envious
because we wonder why we don't get to wear glitter tops.
[laughter] I know.
That would be really nice if we did.
Well, you started out giving us a great deal of confidence
because the first trick is assistant's revenge.
And we know that, and you know that,
and you know that we know that.
Ah. It's really good, by the way.
The idea of not talking...
[laughter] Is a--is a really nice idea.
We also believe that that was a real free choice of card.
We do believe that.
We didn't go down that line.
And it's really hard to figure out,
once you knew what the card was,
where you got it.
But would we be able to--to--
I'm pointing with my index finger--
turn that board around?
Could you-- - We would be able
to turn this around.
Would you like me to?
- You can turn it around?
- Absolutely.
- Well, then turn it around.
- Now I'm Vanna White.
- Does she have a choice?
Oh. - Well, that's sure attractive.
[laughter]
Could we look at that-- could we look at that closer?
- Absolutely. Please, come inspect.
- We can come up here? - Please, please.
- We can come up here? - Yes.
Hi. - You can let us look at that?
- I would love it if you did.
- Because that could be just-- you could've--
- Please, gentlemen, check it all out.
Well-- - Boy, you know, there's--
there's these four people on stage,
and the two guys are looking at a piece of wood.
[laughter]
You--can you come over here
so I can show you what I'm looking at...
- Sure. - So you can see if it's right?
I think it says right down--
can you see right down here?
So I want you to see down here
where I'm pointing with my index finger,
because I think it says very clearly that you fooled us.
Do you see that right down there?
[cheers and applause]
- Yes. Amazing.
- Thank you so much.
- Everyone, Alexandra.
Whoo! Well done.
Thank you, Alexandra.
Great job.
Wow, wow, wow. - And don't come back.
- She definitely had me fooled.
That was amazing, you guys.
Penn and Teller are fooled,
and the rest of us are thrilled.
So let's give them a quick break to recover,
and we will be back with more amazing magic.
Stay close, everyone.
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[jazz music]
♪ ♪
- Welcome back.
Penn and Teller just got fooled,
and they still have to face more amazing magicians
like this next one.
[firework bursts]
[playful music]
[smooching]
[cheers and applause]
- Put your hands together for the amazing Artem.
[applause]
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[lively music]
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[laughter]
[cheers and applause]
Artem, everyone.
Wow.
That was incredible.
How do you practice for a trick like this?
- Wow.
All the day long.
- When did you first fall in love with magic?
- Well, the first experience was--
I was around nine years old.
And a school teacher asked me to perform on stage.
So I was on stage.
It was small table with all props.
And I did few tricks.
Audience was great, great applause.
But then the table fall down,
and all equipment was on the floor.
Then I cry. [laughter]
Then I ran out of the stage, and I told to my mom,
I will never be a magician more.
So that's the final.
- And then what made you come back and want to do it again?
- My father was invited to United States
by the program of government,
and he learned magic as a business.
- Mm.
- So it was a great inspiration for me.
So that's the moment when I will start interest
in seriously in magic.
- Artem, it is time now to go to the boys,
and let's see if you fooled them.
Boys? - Artem, what a great--
I mean, you just have chops, unbelievable chops.
You're just so, so skilled.
And what I love about this so much is that you took
things that are done with cards
and are done with billiard balls and things like that
and turned it into abstract objects, ideas, images.
And that's a really beautiful way to do that and have us
not know what they are and have that be part of it,
coupled with an amazing, amazing character
and just beautiful movement,
always funny, always interesting,
every move, just clean and really, really nice.
But when it comes right down to it,
as wonderful as that is and as entertaining as it is,
it does come down to incredible manipulation.
And we could go through every move you did
in that whole routine,
and then it would be a very, very special miniseries
of "Penn & Teller: Fool Us" where we spend, I don't know,
eight one-hour episodes explaining each move
because the work involved is incredible.
And we just absolutely loved every instant of it,
especially the idea of making concrete abstract
instead of the other way around.
But I don't think you fooled us.
- Thank you so much.
Thank you for warm audience, for your applause,
and the opportunity to perform for American audience.
Thank you so much. - Well, Artem,
you didn't fool them, but you are absolutely wonderful.
You are magical. Thank you.
Artem, everyone.
Thank you so much.
[applause]
When we come back, you'll see tricks
by magicians from all over the world,
including tonight's finale by our very own Penn and Teller.
So stick around, everyone.
♪ ♪
[jazz music]
♪ ♪
- You're back. Well, fantastic,
because I really wanted you to see this next trick.
[firework bursts]
- Magicians tend to be weirdos,
and I admit it, that kind of describes me to a T.
I mean, I collect grave dirt--
you know, soil from graves,
which is objectively strange, and I know that.
And I own a casket,
which I bought so I could get married in it.
My wife loved it.
We're a perfect match.
If you want me to describe my approach as a magician,
well, you know that kid you didn't want to sit next to
in sixth grade?
That was probably me.
Weirdness is an energy though,
if you use it right.
That's why I love Penn and Teller.
My goal tonight is to get them watching my weirdness
instead of my technique.
♪ ♪
If I can grab the trophy,
I know just where I'd display it.
"Fool Us" and grave dirt?
Now, that would be cool.
♪ ♪
[cheers and applause]
- Give it up for the comedy magic of Anthony Dempsey.
[applause]
- Hi, I'm Anthony. This is my grandma.
Together, we are Anthony and Grandma.
I've been learning magic from my grandma my entire life.
Everything I know is thanks to her.
It's a particular honor to be here tonight
because it was actually you, Penn and Teller,
that inspired her passion for magic.
Over the decades, Grandma has become your biggest fan,
and the last thing left on her bucket list
is to share a stage with the two of you.
So if you'll please stand up and join her on stage,
it would make her the happiest woman in the world.
Have a seat over here, guys.
[applause]
- Hello, Grandma.
[playful music]
- All right. I want each of you to choose
one of the facedown tiles, but don't look at it.
Just pick it up and put it back into the cup
without looking. - One of the facedown tiles?
- One of the facedown tiles-- without looking.
And just put it right into the cup.
Lovely. Thank you so very, very much.
Now, we've been playing with these tiles for so long
that I'm able to tell what letter someone's chosen
just by the way it sounds.
Kind of like magic.
Observe.
I hear an F...
U.
[laughter]
We've got an F and a U. Let's keep going.
Choose another facedown tile each and put it into the cup.
♪ ♪
Perfect.
♪ ♪
Oh.
It's two O's, Grandma.
Let's keep going.
Choose another facedown tile each and put it into the cup.
♪ ♪
Lovely.
I think I hear an S.
Do you want to give this one a try, Grandma?
Here.
♪ ♪
I'm rattling the cup next to your ear now, Grandma.
Sorry, she's really old.
No offense. [laughter]
OK, sorry.
♪ ♪
You're drawing a blank? I got this, Gr--
oh.
My bad, Granny. She really is drawing a blank,
a blank tile.
A blank tile could be any letter you want.
Now, if we heard this right,
even with a completely random selection of tiles,
you spelled "Fool Us."
You should be thrilled. OK.
No, that's OK.
Just to make sure that they're not all blank,
Teller, turn over a random one.
Make sure it's not blank.
It's not? We're doing good.
We'll get these tiles out of your way.
OK, perfect.
Now, don't let me see.
I love suspense.
Take your tiles and arrange them,
starting with F and ending with S.
Do they or do they not spell out
the name of the show, "Fool Us"?
- Uh, they do not.
- Thank you very much.
I appreciate it.
[laughter]
Di-did you say no?
- No, they do not.
- Plan B. OK.
I want you to take your tiles and spell a word, OK?
Now, this could be any word you want,
but make sure it's an English word,
nothing made up and something that everyone would know.
And don't let us see. I'll let you do that.
- I'm so bad at this.
Teller, Teller, help me.
There is a word that can be spelled with these, you think?
- I--I would hope.
[laughter]
We'll see.
- I don't have a word.
- They're magicians. - OK, OK.
- It's OK. They're not English teachers.
- No. Well, no.
- That's all right.
- That's--that's all I got.
You got anything else? - You've got one?
- OK. Yeah, we've got one word...
- OK. That's OK. - Out of six tiles.
- Well, that's OK. Go back to school eventually.
It's OK. - I know.
- Now, how many points is your word?
Don't say the word, but how many points?
- Oh, dear. It's--well, it's 13.
- I was gonna try to embarrass you with the math too,
but you got it, OK. - No, math we do better.
- Now, um, 13 points, that's amazing.
Now, what I didn't mention is, a lot of times,
things that can amaze people is their talent.
My talent earlier was listening,
but Grandma's talent is she can tell what letter is on a tile
simply by the way it tastes.
- Oh, dear. - It's true.
Teller, take the first letter in the word that you formed,
and I want you to place it into my grandmother's mouth.
Now...
[laughter]
Make sure we don't see it and go real slow.
She's fragile, OK?
♪ ♪
[laughter]
Beautiful, beautiful. You can have a seat.
Penn, if you could, take the next letter
in your word you formed, put it alongside the first
in my grandmother's mouth. - OK.
- And try not to get a finger in there, big guy.
OK? - Oh, boy.
♪ ♪
[laughter]
Good. - Perfect.
OK, Teller, can you guess what you're about to do?
I want you to take the next letter in the word that you--
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- Oh, dear. - Grandma, are you all right?
I'm gonna need that word in a minute, Grandma.
Are you--are you choking?
Here, Grandma, drink some water.
Are you really--here, Grandma, stand up, stand up.
She's choking. I got this, I got this.
[grunting]
[laughter]
I got to set you down.
You're heavy.
[panting]
[laughter]
♪ ♪
I am so sorry.
She's usually not this unprofessional.
Um...
wait, Penn...
- Yes? - Teller, tell me...
[strains]
Was this your word?
- Yes. - It was?
- Yes. - Thank you very much.
I did it!
Yes!
Thank you. Thank you.
Thank you very-- thank you, guys.
I appreciate it. You guys can have a seat.
Thank y'all so much.
- Anthony Dempsey and Grandma, everyone.
[cheers and applause]
We're not worried about Grandma?
- Nah, she'll be all right.
- [laughing] Oh, my gosh.
OK, so what was the inspiration behind
this--this--this--
- My family's always loved board games.
So we thought we would combine
our two loves together, magic, board games.
And, you know, we just went for it.
- What made you want to become a magician?
- I started actually performing in college.
I used to be a hypnotist as well.
It was another attempt to try to meet people.
But just ended up turning them into chickens,
so that didn't last long.
- OK, Anthony, your act killed, literally,
but let's find out if it earned you a trophy.
- Excellent. - Penn and Teller?
- Anthony, you know, uh,
that's some weird-ass [bleep].
- Thank you. [laughter]
- That's--that's-- - Thank you so much.
- You know, I don't want to--
I don't want us to be presumptuous,
and please forgive us for this,
but the first thing Teller said at the end of that act was,
"We opened that door, and they plunged on through."
That was certainly very much in our style and from our heart.
I mean, that's exactly the kind of thing we like,
right down to the choking on stuff.
- Thank you.
- We just liked everything about it.
We were looking for other words to spell there,
like quark or fusion or switch or one of the other word--
we couldn't find the letters.
- Sure. - We were stuck there with--
with--with "fox."
And we loved that act very much.
- Thank you. - But I do not--
[gags] I do--
excuse me-- I don't think we can--
[gagging] I don't--I don't--
I don't-- [coughing violently]
I don't think--I don't--
[gagging]
I don't think you fooled us.
[laughter and applause]
- Well, Anthony, I don't think you fooled him.
- That's OK.
It was-- - But you killed again.
- Thank you so much.
Mwah! Thank you, guys.
- Anthony Dempsey, everyone.
[cheers and applause]
I think we need a medic
and a quick break.
So we'll get back at it
when "Fool Us" returns.
Penn!
♪ ♪
[jazz music]
♪ ♪
- Welcome back.
Let's meet our next outstanding act.
[firework bursts]
- Transforming things from chaos to perfect order,
that's something I'm naturally good at.
I'm an expert in cybersecurity for a major Norwegian company.
Cyber criminals use a lot of the same techniques
as magicians.
Cyber criminals and magicians
both use psychology to get you
to do what they want--
misdirection, concealment,
psychological techniques.
We are both masters of manipulation.
And while I fight those techniques at work,
I use those same techniques when I perform.
Penn and Teller, I'm not here to scam you,
but I do intend to trick you
into giving me a "Fool Us" trophy.
[cheers and applause]
- Joined by Penn and Teller,
please welcome the coin magic of Rune Carlsen.
[cheers and applause]
- Thank you so much.
Now, being a magician requires different things--
practice, perfectionism,
but also the creativity to invent new magic, right?
And today I'm gonna share with you some magic
that I've been perfecting for almost ten years.
I kept it secret until now.
And I keep it inside this old chest.
Let's have a look.
[mysterious music]
[air whooshes]
Yeah, that's it.
[laughter]
No, no, no.
Inside this chest, I have this small box.
And inside this box,
that's where I keep my pills.
So I have a red one
for my heart condition.
There is a green one for my back.
And then I have the blue one.
[laughter]
And we all know about the blue one,
don't we, Penn?
But this--this is not about the pills.
This is, in fact, all about the box.
Now, look at the box.
It's so beautiful.
It's stylish, polished, elegant, and empty,
but yet so full of surprises.
Now, in Norway, we have a saying...
[speaking Norwegian]
It means something like,
"nothing is as it seems."
Watch.
♪ ♪
Shh.
♪ ♪
[metallic clink]
Did you hear that?
And that's--
that's a silver coin... right there.
[applause]
Thank you so much.
Now--yeah.
Remember, whatever-- whatever it looks like
on the back, the top, or even feels like on the inside--
yes, you can feel.
Feel inside.
There's nothing to see,
there's nothing to feel,
because there is nothing.
But nothing is as it seems.
Watch.
♪ ♪
Shh.
♪ ♪
[metallic clink]
And that's--
well, that's...a silver coin.
[applause]
Thank you so much.
Now, they say--they say that we should never, ever repeat
a magic trick, right?
Why not?
I mean, something is just too good to be true.
Watch.
♪ ♪
Nothing is as it seems.
♪ ♪
Shh.
[metallic clink]
Did you hear that?
And that's--
that's...a silver coin.
[applause]
Now, I know what you're thinking.
You're thinking, I want to look at that lid and box.
Sure. Penn, could you check the lid?
Could you check the box, Teller?
Make sure it's a normal lid and box.
Does it look OK?
Yeah? - Yeah.
- Hopefully, it does.
Does the box look OK?
Yeah? Because it is.
I mean, this is just a piece of metal.
But nothing is as it seems.
Teller, could you hold your hand like this?
Even further. All the way.
Perfect. [laughter]
That's--that's the box,
and that's the lid.
Penn, with your right index finger,
could you touch--touch the lid
and push the lid to close the box?
[indistinct speech]
♪ ♪
You OK? Yeah.
Now, listen.
Shh.
♪ ♪
[metallic clink]
Did you hear that?
And that's--you're OK. [laughs]
And that--and that's-- [laughter]
That's a silver coin right there.
Four silver coins and one silver box.
Now, I know what you're thinking.
You're thinking, how?
How can four silver coins fit
into such a small box, right?
Well, that's the wrong question.
Because this box was never intended for the coins.
It was intended for something completely else.
Do you remember?
It was intended for...
the pills.
There is a red pill for my heart,
a green pill for my back,
and then we all know about the blue pill.
Thank you all so much.
Thank you.
Thank you, Penn. Thank you so much.
Thank you, Teller.
Thank you. - Rune Carlsen, everyone.
[cheers and applause]
Whoo.
OK.
All right, boys, go ahead and go figure that one out.
Hi, Rune.
So I have to ask you, because I understand
you have a very interesting profession.
How can I protect myself from cyber criminals?
- Wow, that's a big question.
If you think about this as, when you're online,
you are always unsafe
because the cyber criminals will always be there.
So be careful,
take care of your passwords,
and make sure that everyone in your family understands
cyber security, also your kids.
- Do you think that Penn and Teller are familiar
with your techniques in coin magic?
- Well, the concept of the trick
is almost 120 years old,
so I know they know about the concept.
- OK. - But then I have kind of
turned it upside down.
So what they saw now,
they haven't seen before, that's for sure.
But they might figure it out anyway.
They are smart guys, so yeah.
- Rune? - Yeah.
- Let's find out if Penn and Teller know
your coin magic secrets.
Boys? - [sighs]
Rune, you told--
you told more of the truth in this routine than--
than magicians usually do.
It--it certainly took you ten years to develop this.
That's just a beautiful thing.
It's based on the Okito coin box.
But you've taken it to just a whole different level.
There's just so much you've added to that.
And it's also nice because it was so true to the original,
because the Okito coin box was, of course, a pill box.
You know all this. I'm saying it for the audience.
It's just beautiful, beautiful, what you did with it.
And you also had the guts to bring us up there.
If you'd left us back here,
there's stuff we-- we would not have seen.
We were up there just breathing
on the back of your hands, as it were.
It was really a wonderful routine.
The other thing you said that was true
was that everything is not as it seems.
And that's the real genius of this.
The craftsmanship, the work, the handling
was just perfect all the way through.
I absolutely loved it.
And I will say that there is no doubt,
100% righteous,
you fooled me.
You fooled me completely. - Whoo!
[cheers and applause] - But--
[laughs]
- Wait, there's a "but."
- The name of the show is "Fool Us."
And I sat down here and said, I have no idea, Teller.
And then Teller just sketched things
and told me things and explained it.
So you did fool me.
You did not fool Teller.
So I'm very sorry to say, as much as I love this act,
you did not fool us.
- Thank you. - Does that mean
he gets half of a trophy?
Oh, did that make sense?
- It does. - Oh, my goodness.
Well, you were wonderful.
We enjoyed that so much. - Thank you so much.
Thank you. Bye-bye.
- Thanks so much. - Take care.
Whoo. Rune Carlsen, everyone.
[applause]
When we come back, we'll put the spotlight
on Penn and Teller as they perform tonight's finale.
So stay close.
♪ ♪
[jazz music]
♪ ♪
- Welcome back to "Fool Us."
We've got a special treat for you tonight.
To close our show, Penn is gonna show off
his juggling skills.
So please put your hands together for Penn.
[cheers and applause]
- In my never-ending quest
to bring more juggling into a magic show,
I'm gonna do a juggling trick here for you to end the show.
And this is something that
the old vaudeville guys used to do.
They used to say they would juggle anything
that the audience could bring up and have them juggle.
So I want you all to think about something
that I can juggle that you think might be difficult.
Whatever it is, I'll bring it up here on stage.
I'll take two of these balls, add your object to it,
and then I will juggle it.
Now, I wanted to tell you a few things.
It has to disconnect from you.
It cannot be part of your body. [laughter]
I have to be able to hold it in my hand
and not be part of your body.
And you have to realize I may destroy it.
I may break it.
I get three tries.
So we bring the houselights up.
Let's see if we can find someone who has something.
Sir, if you want to give me a cell phone,
I'll juggle it, but I might break it.
Let me see what else we got.
Oh, that's a-- what are you holding?
I'm afraid of what you're holding up.
[laughter] Oh, Jiminy.
No, it's not gonna be you, Teller.
It's not gonna be you. [laughter]
What do you got there in y--
your whole purse?
Yeah, that's too--we--
I want to find something that's a challenge.
Teller, it's not gonna be you.
Put your hand down. [laughter]
It's not gonna be you.
Let me see what else we got.
What do we got, a shoe, a shoe?
Gesundheit. I'm not touching those.
[laughter] What else?
No, Teller, it's not gonna be--
OK, Teller, what do you got?
[laughter]
You--you got a briefcase.
I can juggle a briefcase easily, Teller.
Hold it by the handle, then just flip it.
It goes just like that.
There's no problem with the briefcase.
Oh, it's not-- oh, it's an apple.
OK, Teller wants me to do the classic of juggling
where you juggle two balls and an apple,
and then you bring the apple up, and you take--
[chomps] You take a bite like that.
But it's really messy.
It's also hack.
Every juggler in the world does that.
I'm not going to do it.
But I did juggle the apple.
[applause] So anybody got anything else
we could use that's more interesting?
What have you got, Teller?
[soft bright music]
In the briefcase?
Well, it's gonna be smaller than a briefcase,
so I can do that easily.
Oh, you got a ping-pong ball.
Well, ping-pong balls are very hard to juggle
because a lot of juggling is tactile.
You have to feel where it-- when it leaves your hand,
and a ping-pong ball doesn't
give you much when you leave the hand.
But I'll do the ping-pong ball and the two ball.
Oh, with the apple too?
Uh, OK.
I'll give that a try.
These are three things that are very different,
but I'll give it a try.
Here we go, and, uh--
oh, whoa, that ping-pong ball is tough.
But there you go, there's the ping-pong ball,
the apple, and the ball. [applause]
Very good. So anybody else got--
I'll just do one more. [laughter]
What do you got, Teller?
Something in the briefcase?
♪ ♪
[laughter and applause]
That's a bowling ball, Teller, in the briefcase.
And you had it with you?
You had a--you carry a bowling ball with you?
You want to knock down some Penns?
[laughter] Is that the idea?
[strains]
OK, this is--
this is not too light, I'll tell you that right away.
Now, this may take me a few tries.
I'm gonna--I'll do the two balls and the bowling ball.
You want it all? So I'll do the apple,
the ping-pong ball, and the bowling ball.
This is, um, actually difficult,
actually harder than I--
ah, man.
And the ping-pong ball, I can't even feel.
It just has to be done by memory, kind of.
Let me give that a try.
I only got to do, like, three throws.
I don't--don't think it'll last long.
So applaud quickly.
[laughter]
[playful music]
[cheers and applause]
♪ ♪
- Yes. Yes.
- [bleep] you, Teller.
- Wow. The toes, the toes.
- How about an apple for you? - [laughs]
We got to go. Now, I made Penn and Teller
promise to show me around Vegas,
but I promise we'll be back in time
for another amazing episode of "Fool Us."
Good night, everyone.
Let's go, boys.