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- Illusion, the art

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distorting the senses,

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You can't trust what you

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Meet the masters of illusion.

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(audience cheering)

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Hi, I'm Dean Cain and welcome

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Now, the way we process

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our brain takes input

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and if something

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if it doesn't seem

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our minds will probably

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Well, in the next half hour,

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we are going to

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to make sense of things that

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And speaking of things that

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Hello, Ed.

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- Well, I've got a clean slate,

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but on the back I

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Do you have any idea

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- No.

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(Ed laughs)

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- Gotcha.

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- Let's try another one.

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- Okay.

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- Pick a category.

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Card trick, rope trick, or

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- Well, I'm not gonna

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So, how about rope trick?

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- Rope trick.

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- [Dean] There it is!

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- Hope you like it.

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(audience cheers)

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- All right, I

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Ed Alonzo, ladies and gentlemen.

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(audience cheers)

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This next master of illusion

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has performed all

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In his travels, he's

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and tonight he is bringing

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Here's Joshua Jay.

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(audience cheers)

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- And I am joined

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randomly chosen person

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Hello, thanks for being up here.

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I have a story to tell

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In 1994, two people

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National Gallery

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and stole one of

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valuable paintings in the world.

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Edvard Munch's "The Scream."

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And this is Edvard

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I mean, that's not the original.

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I didn't take it,

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You're kind of looking

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Anyway, it was an amazing feat

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and it's special and famous

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And one of them, it was

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they x-rayed the

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and discovered

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between the paint

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there were messages

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"Could only have been

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And that's what

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Now, the two guys who stole it,

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when they took it off the wall,

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they left in its place a

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"Thanks for the poor security."

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This is all true

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and it was later recovered

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Now I'm not saying art

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but I'm saying that's

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So, we are going to try

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I would you to just point

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any one that you like.

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- [Sevaun] The queen of

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- Okay, and you've got

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I guess it's portraiture

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So, just put your name where

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This makes this work of art,

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And I will take your work of art

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and from this moment forward,

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don't take your

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Now you see her,

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Now you don't.

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I will show you every work

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(upbeat music)

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I don't see it.

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And that, my friends,

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(audience applauds)

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Thanks for the poor security.

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But the question is, where

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And I told you, it

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in the place least expected.

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You were expecting

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That would have been so cool,

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But I told you that what

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so famous, so great, is

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That level between the layers.

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Look at this.

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Between the layers

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there's an outline of

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You can see it's completely

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yet there is something

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inside the paint.

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(upbeat music)

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That is your work of art.

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(audience clapping)

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- Escape artology is the

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of accomplishing the

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Freeing yourself from handcuffs,

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straight jackets,

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Well, our next act

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who is pushing the

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Please welcome Rob Lake.

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(audience cheering)

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(upbeat music)

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(audience cheering)

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(upbeat music)

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(upbeat music continues)

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(audience cheers)

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Next, watch the astounding

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(audience cheering)

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He is known for the

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and for always

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Here's Tetro.

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(audience cheering)

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- So, I have a volunteer

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Dennis.

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- Nice to meet you, Dennis.

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So, it's been said that

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As a magician, I'm gonna see

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for a different

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First, we'll start by

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Next, we will build up the

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I can feel it building.

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Here, have a look, so you can

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As I turn away, go ahead

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Have a look, commit it to

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I'll take the card and we

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and cut it into the

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But all is not lost.

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We just need to tap

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So, Dennis, if you

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Just clap and rub, there you go.

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And go like this.

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Tap into that energy

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Your card, the

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(audience cheers)

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Give it up for Dennis.

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Thank you, Dennis.

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(audience clapping)

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- Prepare to be amazed.

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I always look forward

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in his never-ending

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Here's Nathan Phan.

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- Yes, hello, hello everyone!

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I've got a new

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Yes?

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- Hello, Jack,

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Now, Jack, I've got

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half a paper sack, of fruit.

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Okay, I want you to imagine

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You've got a bowl of

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and you're gonna pick one up,

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take a bite of it,

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What fruit are you enjoying?

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- Um, apple.

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- An apple, excellent.

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So, would you be impressed if

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and pull out an apple?

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- That'd be a pretty

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Well, whether or

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inside the bag is indeed

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Yes, an apple, huzzah!

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An apple, yeah.

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Okay, so now you're probably

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I'm actually going to

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The secret is, they

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It's true, just listen to

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you're gonna reach in there

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I also mimed shining

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Everyone thinks apple.

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So, all you gotta do is

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inside a bag, you say,

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take a bite of it, an apple!

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And then they always say apple

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and you're all sorted and set.

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Okay, I have to be honest.

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They don't always say apple.

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Anybody here think of an orange?

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That's usually the

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Like 5% of people say orange.

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So, if that's the case,

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then what you do is you

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You just put an

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And if you put an orange

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If they say apple or orange.

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Sometimes they think of

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In which case they might

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in which case just walk

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inside the bag as well.

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And then that way,

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and you'll be set.

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Sometimes people think of

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Like sometimes they say kiwi.

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If they say kiwi, guess what?

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You just make sure that you

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If there's a kiwi

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then no matter what they

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Some people try to catch you

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like a citrus fruit that

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for an actual snack.

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in which case, just walk around,

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put a lemon in the bag as well.

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And then you'll be able

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all that sort.

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Some people don't listen to

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And they go for something else

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that you might enjoy as a snack.

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a banana,

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in which case, put a

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And then you'll have all that.

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you'll meet someone who's

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to which case I

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with an entire cantaloupe

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then it doesn't matter.

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You will be covered no

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So, there we are folks.

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There's a trick that you

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and a bunch of fruit.

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I'm going to go, I'm

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So, I'm just gonna

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You just, you enjoy, all right.

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Thank you, thank you,

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(audience cheering)

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- When we come back,

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the wild and mind-bending

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(audience cheering)

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The traffic these days

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just seems to be

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Well, our next act, has a way

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to get from one

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in the blink of an eye.

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Here's Bill Cook.

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(audience cheering)

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- Thank you very much.

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I have two wonderful

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I've got Sean and

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And they're gonna

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But, what is this?

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In magic, there are a few

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you have to know how to do.

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You have to know how

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You to know how to

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And the big one, kind of

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is being able to

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I'm gonna get you two,

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to switch places on the stage

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without moving you

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And I'm gonna do that with a

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They say you can't teach

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That's a lie.

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This is some of the oldest

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This is a tin can telephone

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So, Sean if you

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Hold onto the can, actually.

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And check this out.

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There's a little hook that

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Madison, if you'd be so kind.

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There's a hook that falls

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Two tin cans and a string.

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Now, Sean, how do

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- S-E-A-N.

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- S-E-A-N, Sean.

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S-E-A-N, Sean, and let's

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Like a smiley face

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Like, what is like,

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what do you like?

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- Yeah, let's do a winky face.

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- Winky face, I like that.

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Sean, with a winky face.

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I will leave that

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You are on, what is

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- Now, Madison, how do

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- M-A-D-I-S-O-N.

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- M-A-D-I-S-O-N, just

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What sort of smiley face,

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What would you like?

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- The emoji with it's

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- The emoji with a

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So, we'll go,

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that, you know,

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I'm gonna give it a nose

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No offense, you

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She went with the tongue thing

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and we're gonna add the

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Madison, on this

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Okie dokie, Madison,

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Here we go.

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Now to get them

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all I have to do is

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Watch.

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That's when they switch.

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See you started over here, Sean,

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but now over here,

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is Madison.

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(Sean laughs)

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I don't know, because

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what was Madison

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is now Sean.

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I got you guys to change places

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without even leaving your spot.

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Thank you guys so much.

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Thank you, thank you, thank you!

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(audience cheers)

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Next, amazing is the only way

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(audience cheering)

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Our next illusionist

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since she was just

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She has put in well over her

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Here's Paige Thompson.

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(audience cheering)

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- Welcome my new friend!

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Your name?

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Nicole, everyone this is Nicole.

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She's gonna be helping me

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well, recreating a challenge

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Do you have kids?

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- No.

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They scare me, but

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and she loves to challenge me.

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So, this is what

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She gave me some of her

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She must really trust me,

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but she wanted me to make

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So, we're gonna do that.

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So, Nicole, I'm gonna write

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N-I-C-O-L-E, I'm guessing?

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- Crazy, you have the

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Okay, so we have

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Do you have a favorite number?

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- Ah, yes.

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- 73.

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Okay, number 73.

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We got it, so number 73.

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We're gonna say goodbye to

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to make everything

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Okay, disappear.

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Now to add some drama,

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we'll even place it in

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Do you have these

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- No.

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- And we used to do the

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we don't got that no more.

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So, what do I have better?

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We have (gasps) stickers!

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And they match my

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We got pink, perfect.

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And we're gonna seal

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and place it in

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There it is.

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Now we just have to

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Whatever, and it's gone.

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Bill's gone, oh my

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She wasn't super

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You don't look impressed,

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I didn't say the envelope

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No. I said the bill.

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So when I rip this open, you

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see, you see any bill?

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- Where's my 20?

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- Yeah, well, it was not

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That's beside the point,

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Yeah, not too bad.

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So first things

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Now, we have some other items

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and she gave me some

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Starting with a walnut.

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I don't know why she

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And an egg, also an egg

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because they tend

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I have dropped too many eggs.

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Also last but not

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duh, duh, duh, and orange.

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So, she wanted me to make

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little guy to big guy disappear.

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Little guy to big guy.

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But we have to make

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So, we add the cloth of mystery.

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Ooh, it looks nice, right?

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It's soft, it's

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So, we're going

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We're gonna drop it in the cloth

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and hopefully it'll

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- Yes.

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Drop it in, give it a blow.

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Whoa, good.

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We have to stay away, but,

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oh my god, it is gone.

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- What?

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Okay, that's the first thing.

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Next, we have the egg.

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Not the egg cup

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I never said I'd make the

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We'll change this

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We're going to make a

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and we're gonna say

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Drop, drop and you

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- It's in there.

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But you know what?

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(blows) It's gone.

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Ah ha, Nicole, I

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Great, you know what?

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This trick was getting

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for my tastes, okay?

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I didn't want to just

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No, we are gonna change this up.

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This becomes a magic wand.

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Don't play with knives,

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As I wave the magic wand

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we're gonna see, duh, duh.

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What is growing inside?

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- The egg, yes!

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We go backwards and

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But if we're going

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what else are we missing?

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I think I hear something

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and when I crack open Mr. Egg,

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what do you see?

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Oh yes, we got a walnut.

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Scoop it on out,

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Oh boy, this is juicy.

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This is yummy, do

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- Not right now.

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- We're missing

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- My 20!

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- Where could it be?

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- It's not in there.

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- Yes, it's magic.

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Okay, here we go.

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Crack it on open.

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Give it a good smash.

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You wanna take that bill out?

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Take it, open that up

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Duh, duh, what do

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Your 20, oh my god! 20!

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(audience cheers)

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Thank you all.

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- And, that is our show.

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I can tell you I've

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by our masters tonight

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and I can't wait for

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So, be sure to join us.

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Until then, I'm Dean Cain.

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Thank you for watching.

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Thank you for being here.

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(upbeat music)