- 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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Thank you.
Welcome to a place where reality is redefined
and the impossible becomes routine.
I'm Dean Cain,
and you're about to experience "Masters of Illusion".
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And tonight, we have a lineup that will leave you wondering,
how on earth did they do that?
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And ladies and gentlemen,
My Uyen. - Hi, yes.
Well...
- We're just opening the show.
- Dean, I've known you for a long, long time.
- I, yes, ma'am.
- And you know what?
Today, I just want to ask one question.
- Okay.
- Knowing so much about you
but I don't know what's your favorite food.
- My favorite food?
Well, probably, I would say steak,
like medium, medium rare steak.
- Hmm.
I happen to have an envelope.
Let's see.
- No.
I don't think I've ever had steak around you.
There's no way.
- Ting, tang, ting, tang, ting, tang.
Yes. - Medium steak it is.
(My laughs) (audience applauds)
- Well, thank you.
- All right.
- Oh, you're leaving me now,
leaving me with no steak.
Well, let's get started.
Tonight's performer is a magician
who specializes in the art of the impossible.
I can't explain it.
You have to watch, the astonishing Jason Bishop.
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♪ You will cry if I'm not here ♪
♪ Lights are calling me to sea ♪
♪ Traced in light and thunder ♪ (audience applauds)
♪ Every word is said for this ♪
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♪ You need somebody ♪
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♪ You will cry if I'm not here ♪
♪ Lights are calling me to sea ♪
♪ Traced in light and thunder ♪
♪ Ever word is said for this ♪
♪ You need somebody ♪
♪ You will cry if I'm not here ♪
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- [Dean] Coming up, you won't believe
what Jeki Yoo pulls out of his hat.
- Yes, come on, baby.
Yes, come on, come on, yes.
- And later, nothing will prepare you
for the mesmerizing manipulations of RJ Cantu.
"Masters of Illusion" is just getting started.
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This performer is a magician
who has audiences around the globe
with his innovative, visually stunning magic.
Known for pushing the boundaries of traditional illusions,
please welcome the incredible Jeki Yoo.
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- Yeah.
All right, I'll tell you a story I had a while back.
Before that, let me show you something cute.
Yeah.
It's a rabbit.
Yeah, a magic show and a rabbit.
In a typical magic show,
magicians pull a rabbit out of a hat.
But I'm very special.
I pull a hat out of a rabbit.
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Thank you so much.
Thank you.
Okay, I'll tell you a story.
When I was 15, I went to see the magic show with my friends.
Six of us went, and I showed up early
so I could wait in line to buy the tickets.
I bought one, two, three, four, five, six tickets.
A little later, my friend arrived here
and I went to hand out the tickets,
but there were one, two, three missing.
I was sure I had asked
for one, two, three, four, five, six tickets.
After seeing this, my friend said,
"Are you sure you bought
one, two, three, four, five, six tickets?
When you came back, there were one, two, three missing.
But you bought one, two, three, four, five, six tickets."
(audience applauds) No one believed in me,
so I went back to the ticket booth and made sure
I bought one, two, three, four, five, six tickets.
But again, when I came back,
there were one, two, three missing.
I was sure I had gotten
one, two, three, four, five, six tickets.
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Yeah, so this time,
one of my friends decided my other friend would go with me
to get the tickets this time
while he kept one, two, three in his hand.
He's a genius.
So five of went to get one,
two,
don't worry, this is the last part,
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three and four, five and six, six tickets.
But when we came back, oh my,
there were one,
two,
only three.
(audience laughs and applauds)
But remember, one friend was holding three tickets
just in case, right?
So we were able to see the performance with
one, two,
three, four, five, and six.
Thank you.
(audience cheers and applauds)
Yeah.
And finally, finally, we were able to see
the cutest rabbit coming out a hat.
Yes, come on, baby.
Yes, come on, come on, yes.
(audience laughs and applauds)
Thank you.
- Now for a magician who has been wowing audiences
with his unique mix of humor, charm, and high impact magic.
His modern approach to the ancient art of illusion
is as entertaining as it is mind blowing.
Please welcome the one and only Trino.
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- Will you please give a round of applause to Jillian,
our lovely assistant, as well.
(audience applauds)
Thank you.
Jillian, where are you from?
- I'm from Iowa.
- From Iowa.
What part of Iowa?
- The middle, kinda by the capital.
- The middle, by the capital.
I live in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
And one of the weird things about my town,
one of the weird buildings and businesses
that used to exist there is a flypaper company.
You heard of flypaper?
- Yes.
- Flypaper is like the glue strips
that hang from the ceiling that would catch flies.
Kinda gross, right?
They don't really use 'em much anymore, no.
Do you have anything weird from your hometown?
- On my grandpa's farm, he had those.
- He had fly paper, yeah.
Anything else weird in the hometown?
- Lots, too much to tell.
- Too much, too much to tell in Iowa, right?
(audience laughs)
Well, I was exploring this old factory in Grand Rapids,
and I was digging through a box of old sticky flypaper,
through a bunch of floppy disks, and I found
this really weird matchbox at the bottom of that box.
I didn't really understand why it was in there,
why it was packaged so carefully
with so much junk put on top of it.
I'm gonna let you off though, Jillian,
and I will tell you what's in that box in a moment.
But first, I need you to select a card, Jillian,
any card you want out of there.
You can even look.
(audience laughs)
There you go.
Jillian, if you would go ahead and write your name
on the face of that card.
So now, Jillian's card, this is the only one
in the entire world that looks exactly like this.
You can go and show the camera,
show it to everybody watching.
Very good.
Jillian, go ahead and set that right on the top of the deck.
We're gonna bury it under some more cards right there.
Now Jillian, I did tell you
I would show you what's inside of this box.
You have a great VIP front row of what's inside the matchbox
from a hundred year old flypaper factory.
- Okay. (laughs)
- You seem so excited. (laughs)
(audience laughs)
Look, Jillian, check this out.
Now, I'm not gonna find your card,
but this fly will.
Watch.
Right there.
Jillian, what was your card?
- It was the jack.
- The jack?
- I forgot.
- But you signed your name,
so that's okay. (audience laughs)
Look, Jillian, on the card that you selected,
this is Jillian's signed card.
(audience applauds)
Thank you so much.
Jillian, that's for you.
Keep it going for Jillian, everybody.
- [Dean] Coming up, mysterious Maks the Mentalist
will mystify your mind.
And later, Eric Eaton and Emma risk it all
in a game of water soaker Russian roulette.
- Emma, I'm gonna go with four.
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Magic.
- "Masters of Illusion" has more tricks up its sleeve.
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Tonight's performer is a master of mentalism
here to tap into the extraordinary potential
of the human mind.
Prepare to have your thoughts read
and your reality questioned.
Please welcome the mysterious Maks.
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- Thank you.
I like to travel.
It's always fun
to learn something more about another cultures.
And as a performer, I'm very lucky.
I travel all over the world
and I travel in different countries.
And also, I have a hobby.
I like to collect different items, sometimes strange items.
And once, I bought this wooden box in an antique store,
and I wanna show you this very interesting collection.
The part of collection of this stack of old tickets.
And...
And see, it's pretty nice tickets.
- [Aiden] Yeah.
- I don't know if it's from the 19th century.
And you can see there are different destinations
such as Italy,
Australia, United States, China, Germany, Turkey,
so a bunch of different destinations.
What's your name?
- Maya.
- Maya, nice to meet you.
Maya, do you like to travel?
- I do.
- Fantastic.
So we'll try something with you.
Maya, in a moment, I will give you this stack of tickets.
Hold them flat in your left hand.
And with your right hand,
lift up in some random place in the middle,
take a look in the ticket
and make sure you can find destination, okay?
Memorize and then close it down, okay?
Your left hand.
Yep, like this.
Lift up in one place.
I don't want to see.
Yep, lift up.
Do you see the destination?
- [Maya] Mm-hmm.
- Fantastic.
Memorize, close it down.
Have you been there?
- No.
- But do you know something
about this destination in general?
- Yeah. - Yeah?
Fantastic.
So lock in your mind, don't forget,
and don't tell to anyone until I ask, okay?
And what's your name?
- [Aiden] I'm Aiden.
- Aiden, nice to meet you.
- Nice to meet you.
- [Maks] Aiden, I notice you have a nice watch.
Can I borrow your watch?
- Of course.
- Very nice.
Don't you mind if I will change the time?
- No, that's perfectly fine.
- Yeah?
Okay.
So as you know with analog watch,
you need to move a crown like this to change the time.
And I want you to create a random time to it.
So Aiden, hold your left hand like this.
I'll put face down, a little flat like this.
And with your right hand, just move the crown
backward or forward as many times as you want
because I want you to create a totally random time.
And if you want, you can change direction.
- [Aiden] Yeah. - Yeah?
Okay. Push the crown.
You feel a click?
- Yeah.
- Now it's locked.
And what's your name?
- Gabina.
Gabina, I want you to name a male name
but something random, and maybe short, not so long.
- Okay.
- Say it out loud.
- Tony.
And we never met before, correct?
And before the show,
no one ask you to name this specific name,
so it's totally random and it's free choice, correct?
- Correct.
- So now we have three random choices.
We have random destination,
we have random time, and random name.
We'll start from destination.
Maya, look into my eyes and think about the country, okay?
Don't tell me, just keep thinking over and over again.
English is my third language, so sometimes it takes time.
(audience laughs)
It's like 3G connection.
So I'm getting some...
Don't change your focus.
I noticed you started thinking about the country,
but for a moment, you changed your focus.
So keep focusing on the country, okay?
I noticed you changed your focus a couple times.
And also, I get a strong impressions that for you,
it's much easy to think by images, not by words,
so you have pretty good imagination.
(Maya chuckles)
Um...
Are you thinking also about city in this country?
- Yes.
- That's why you changed your focus.
So it's city and country in your mind.
Can you focus just on the city?
- [Maya] On the city.
- And maybe some famous landmark or tourist attraction
so it might help.
Just think, don't tell me anything.
It's a pretty nice place.
There are a lot of tourist attractions, yeah?
A very magical place.
Maya, for the first time,
tell to everybody what was the country.
- It was France.
And what was the city in your mind?
- Paris.
- [Maks] Paris, France?
- Mm-hmm.
- That's what I got.
You can see.
(audience applauds)
It's interesting because if you lift up anywhere
and it will be different destination,
for example, like the United States, yeah?
Or Germany.
There are so many options
but you randomly picked France and Paris.
And it's very interesting
because when I got this collection,
it was just a nice collection of tickets,
but it was also envelope
with a beautiful postcard.
And you can see it's only one postcard inside.
Nothing there, okay?
And it's a postcard from exact same destination.
Can you imagine?
- Wow, that's-
- You randomly pick the exact same destination.
(audience applauds) You can see
it's Paris, France.
And you made another-
- Yes.
- You randomly created time, and if we look,
and it's look like it's
11:30.
But Aiden, if you'll make another move,
it will be totally different time,
but you create a specific time
even without looking, and it's
11:30.
And it's very interesting because 11:30, actually,
it's actual time in Paris, France.
Yeah, you can check it on your phones.
(audience cheers and applauds)
It's true.
But wait a second,
I have another item,
this pocket watch.
Unfortunately, it doesn't work.
It's a very old pocket watch.
But this watch has one specific time.
- Wow.
- No way.
- Can you imagine?
(audience applauds)
You randomly created exact same time.
But I know, I know, you're still thinking,
what about Tony?
(Aiden laughs)
And it's the most impressive part
because you could have chosen any name in the world.
You could say, example, a European name,
Middle Eastern, Asian name, but you randomly picked Tony.
And it's unbelievable.
There are a thousand male names and you picked Tony.
And the previous owner of this collection
was a gentleman by name Tony.
Can you imagine?
It's really random choices and everything match.
- [Maya] Wow.
- Oh, we have trust issues over here, huh?
(audience laughs)
No, you can trust me.
(group laughs) - [Maya] Okay, cool.
(audience laughs)
- By your applause, I noticed you wanna me to prove it?
- [Gabina] Yes. - Yeah.
And I can prove it.
I know that his name was Tony
because his name is engraved on the back of the watch.
I know it's difficult to see,
so you will an eyes of audience.
- Stop it.
- Can you read that out loud?
What does it say?
- To Tony.
- It says to Tony.
(audience applauds)
- [Aiden] Wow.
- Hold your finger like this.
Hold your finger.
And you can feel that it's really engraved.
- It is, yeah.
- So three random choices and everything match.
Thank you so much.
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- Coming up, you'll go nuts
for the magic of Alexandra Duvivier.
And later, Joel Meyers will defy physics.
"Masters of Illusion" has wonders in store.
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Prepare to be enchanted
by a magician who has traveled all the way from France
to share her unique blend of magic and artistry.
She is a trailblazer in the world of magic,
known for her creative illusions and captivating style.
Let's please give a warm welcome
to the extraordinary Alexandra Duvivier.
(audience cheers and applauds)
- Thank you so very much.
What a so warm welcome.
Thank you for being here.
I'm so happy to be here because I wanted to share with you.
I see some very young people there and that's great
because I have to say that I love social media.
And I know I'm not the only one, of course,
but what I love about it is that in a few minutes, hours,
this show is going to end and you're going to leave us,
and I will cry backstage.
But thanks to the social media, we will be still connected.
Isn't that late and great.
I love it.
So please, connect on my social networks.
So yeah, and I have found also that you see the emojis,
happy face and so on, and I have realized,
believe me or not,
that there are two types of audiences for sure.
There is the happy face, go smile type like you, sweetie.
Always...
See?
Always smiling and laughing.
This is great.
And the more analytical type mind, arm crossing.
What is she going to do?
Stop talking, do your trick.
Is that you, sir?
(audience laughs)
Oh, I'm sorry.
I'm so French, I'm sorry.
But you know what?
We all face problems in our lives, that's for sure.
But you know what?
I believe that there are no such things as problems.
There are only solutions.
So let me tell you what I do when I have a problem,
I just try, so I make a knot in my mind, you see?
And it's tight.
And it's a problem.
So I try to bring some magic to that,
and I just move it, move it.
Your turn.
Move it, move it.
I love your spontaneous reactions.
That's amazing. (audience laughs)
So this way, I see the problem
from another perspective, isn't it?
And you know what I do?
I just almost transform the problem into a donut.
(audience applauds)
Why not?
This is my best play on words.
French.
Thank you.
You were alone, but that was nice.
(audience laughs and applauds)
But I believe, sir, that now, you are a fast learner
and that you know how to deal with problems, don't you?
What's your name, sir?
- Vinny.
Can you please join me on stage
under the applause of the audience.
Can you please join me here?
Thank you so much, Vinny.
It's going to be very easy.
Face the audience.
Smile maybe.
No smile, that's okay.
Okay, I have, we have a problem.
Can you please grab it?
Now you know what to do.
You have to bring some magic.
Just do that and snap.
Yeah, stop.
This is amazing how you do that.
Take away your hand.
You are such a fast learner.
I didn't believe it.
(audience laughs)
Maybe you do that.
Just move it, move it.
No more.
Maybe you can go further.
Maybe you can transform it.
Take it away and transform it into a donut.
(audience applauds)
You're amazing, sir, yeah.
But I know why I choose you,
because you have done the most beautiful and wow effort
because you have done the happy face effect, sir.
You are awesome. (audience applauds)
A big hand for Vinny.
- [Dean] Coming up, nothing will prepare you
for the mesmerizing manipulations of RJ Cantu.
Then Joel Meyers will defy physics.
And later, Eric Eaton and Emma risk it all
in a game of water soaker Russian roulette.
- Emma, I'm gonna go with four.
(dramatic music)
Magic.
- "Masters of Illusion" will reappear.
Stick around.
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This performer is a magician
who has captivated audiences around the globe
with his innovative, visually stunning magic.
Please welcome RJ Cantu.
(audience cheers and applauds)
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♪ Ordinary people chasing stars ♪
♪ Stop and wonder who they really are ♪
♪ But the circles keep on closing around them ♪
♪ Fascinating fires draw them in ♪
♪ Promises of love thrown to the wind ♪
♪ But the circles never open for them ♪
(singer vocalizes)
(audience applauds)
(audience cheers)
(singer vocalizes)
(audience applauds)
♪ In the beginning ♪
♪ Can't you show me how to break it ♪
(audience cheers and applauds)
- This magician is a master
of creating unforgettable moments
and blending mind-bending illusions
with his signature charisma and wit.
His performances are not just tricks,
they're experiences that leave you questioning reality.
Please welcome Joel Meyers.
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- What is up, you guys?
So back in the '80s,
there was a really famous guy named Uri Geller,
and he claimed that he could bend spoons and forks
using only his mind.
The most outrageous part of this claim was that he claimed
that we could do it too at home,
that the people watching at home
could do this very same feat.
We're gonna test that out tonight.
So I got some random people from the audience.
You guys look pretty random.
What's your name?
- Laurie.
- Chad.
- Jimmy.
- Everybody give Laurie, Chad, Jimmy a big hand.
(audience applauds)
Laurie, Chad, Jimmy.
So here's the deal, guys.
We've got a bunch of different silverware here.
We've got some forks.
Laurie, check that out.
Make sure it's just a fork.
You can grab it.
Go ahead, take it.
Yeah, make sure it's just a fork, nothing funny about it.
Is it good?
You can hold onto it, Laurie.
I showed you that.
First, I'm gonna show you how this works,
and then I'm gonna teach you how it works.
Cool?
Laurie, you look so excited so far.
This is good.
(Laurie laughs)
Watch close.
I'm gonna take the fork
and I'm gonna place it into my hand just like this, okay?
So watch the fork really closely.
Watch closely.
All you do
is you put all of your energy and your focus into the fork.
And as you do this,
you'll actually start to see that fork start to bend.
Watch me first, Laurie.
Can you see it bending already?
- Yes I can.
- You can see it bending just like that, just like that.
- The more you think that that fork
doesn't even really exist,
the more you'll actually see it start to bend
until that fork completely bends in my hand just like that.
(audience applauds)
All right, Laurie, it's your turn.
So Laurie, here's the deal.
We're gonna do it, we're gonna make it
a little bit easier for you guys.
So I have to explain to you exactly how this works.
Chad, you grab a fork.
Jimmy, grab a fork.
I have another one.
So here's the deal.
Whenever you first do this-
- Yeah.
- You're actually not even supposed to look at the fork,
which doesn't make a lot of sense,
but I'll explain to you what I mean.
You need to repeat a sentence after me, Laurie, okay?
Just say there is no spoon.
- There is no spoon.
- Cool.
Now I know we're using forks,
so you just have to think about it with a fork.
There is no fork, meaning the fork doesn't exist.
It only exists in your mind.
That fork's not even really here.
If you imagine the fork is bending,
that's what makes it bend.
Now, to make sure that I explain
exactly how this works in the best way,
we're gonna place the forks in the complete darkness, okay?
So Laurie, you're gonna hold onto the bag in one hand,
fork in the other hand, just like that.
Perfect.
We're gonna do the same thing over here.
So Chad, you're gonna grab a bag in your right hand,
fork in the left hand.
Perfect.
That works too.
We're gonna grab another bag for Jimmy over here.
Make sure you hold it just like that.
Perfect.
Yes, hold it in one hand just like that, Jimmy.
Fork in the other hand.
Perfect.
So here's the deal. Each one
of the forks goes inside of the bag just like this.
Once it's in there, fold over the top.
Fold over the top, Laurie, so we can't get to it.
No, hold 'em up.
Hold 'em up, you guys.
I want you to go and hold 'em up first, hold 'em up.
You need to get all the heat in your hands in the fork.
Make sure all of your heat is on the fort just like this.
So we're gonna put this one in also just like that.
Fold over the top.
We're gonna do the same thing with this one,
so kind of hold it up just like that.
That fort goes in, hold over the top.
Now hold onto it just like that.
Perfect.
Hold it up just like this.
My fork is the exact same thing, just like so.
So Laurie, Jimmy, and Chad, here's the deal.
You guys have to really focus on that fork.
You have to visualize that the drawing of the fork
on the outside of the bag
is the fork that is inside the bag.
So imagine that that drawing on the outside of the bag
is actually the real fork.
Imagine that that fork inside the bag
is now going from a straight position in the bag
to a bent position.
So it's going from straight to bent.
So imagine that the fork,
the drawing of the fork is the fork in the bag,
which is the fork in your mind.
Now, if you guys do that,
soon as you feel like it's actually working,
turn the bag around because that's gonna represent
that that fork is now bent.
Turn it around once you feel like it's actually bent.
Chad, not so much.
Okay, Jimmy, are you feeling it?
Slowly feeling it?
Jimmy's feeling it.
He's feeling something slowly turning around.
This is good, Jimmy.
Okay, Chad's got it.
Okay, Jimmy, a little bit, a little bit more.
Jimmy, do you have this problem often?
Are we...
(audience laughs)
Okay, keep...
All right, perfect.
Guys, at this point, check this out.
Everybody reach into your bag
and show everybody what happened just like...
- [Audience] Whoa.
(audience applauds)
- Give it all for these guys, come on.
- [Dean] Up next, Eric Eaton and Emma risk it all
in a game of water soaker Russian roulette.
- Emma, I'm gonna go with four.
- Okay.
(audience laughs)
- Magic.
- "Masters of Illusion" will continue to mystify after this.
(intense rock music) (audience cheers)
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 cheers and applauds)
- What's your name, dear?
- Emma.
- Emma, nice to meet you. Emma.
- Nice to meet you.
- Emma, you like to party?
- Yes.
- Yeah, you like summer parties?
- Yes.
- Love that, love that.
Emma, one of my favorite themes growing up
were summer parties.
We'd go to the pool, we'd play with little water soakers
and we'd shoot each other.
However, we weren't allowed to play this in the house.
So what we did, me and my brother, as a fun little prank,
we would always have five water soakers
and we would fill one up with water.
Then we'd play a little game where we would take turns
shooting them at each other,
and then one of us would get blasted with water,
also getting the whole house wet, thus getting in trouble.
(audience laughs)
Tonight, we're gonna do that.
Emma, what I want you to do is you're gonna face that way.
Emma, one of these soakers has water in it.
You don't know which one that is.
I don't know which one that is.
There's a tank up here.
We went ahead and taped over the tank,
so that way, you or I can't tell.
Emma, I'm just gonna mix these up one at a time.
And Emma, whenever I feel ready,
I'm gonna have you turn around, all right?
Emma, you may turn around.
Emma, now I'm gonna face this way, so I have no idea.
You may go back there
and you can mix 'em up however you please.
You can move right to left, left to right,
whichever one you want.
Just make it whatever random order.
Let me know once you've done that, dear.
- Okay.
- Awesome, Emma.
Emma, you're gonna step to the edge of the table.
We're gonna face each other.
(Emma laughs)
- Welcome to the OK corral. (laughs)
(audience laughs)
Emma, we're now gonna turn,
and turn.
I want you to take two steps, one, two, and turn.
Emma, I have guns one, two, three, four, and five.
Emma, which water soaker do you think is empty?
- Five?
- Five.
We're going straight to the end.
All right, Emma, we're gonna take water soaker five.
- [Emma] Oh.
(audience laughs)
- You wanna change your mind?
- No.
- Good choice.
(audience laughs and cheers)
Empty.
Thank you.
Now, Emma, I'm gonna pick whichever one I think is empty.
Since you made me go all the way over there,
I'm gonna go with one.
You may grab water soaker one.
Take your step back, take aim, and you may shoot.
(audience laughs and applauds)
Ta-da.
Good.
You wanna set that down here.
All right, Emma, that leads us with two, three or four.
Which one do you think is empty?
- I'm gonna go with number three.
- Three.
So we have one, two, three.
This one, correct?
- [Emma] Yes.
- Wanna change your mind?
Too late, too late.
(audience laughs)
No, would you like to change?
You're satisfied?
Let's do it.
One, two, three.
(audience applauds)
Thank you.
Emma, that leaves us with two and four.
My turn.
Emma, I'm gonna go with four.
- Okay.
You sure?
- I'm positive. (audience laughs)
Magic.
(audience applauds)
Emma, we've already tested those four and they are empty.
That leaves us with one water soaker.
Emma, it is your turn.
Which soaker would you like?
- That one.
- Two.
If we did this trick correctly, this one should be...
Are you ready, Emma?
- Yes!
- No, I'm not gonna...
I'm just kidding.
(Emma screams) (audience laughs and applauds)
Round of applause for Emma!
I will let you take one shot.
(audience laughs)
Perfect.
Thank you.
- Another evening of magic has come and gone,
but the sense of wonder remains.
I'm Dean Cain and we'll be back
to bring you more incredible illusions
right here on "Masters of Illusion".