7:50 - Assuming Brooke Burke was NOT briefed prior to performance (I don't know if the rules prohibit that, but since it wouldn't have anything to do with solving the magic she might have been briefed), when she sees the "BLUE" etc. sign on his back, if he says "Guess a color" and she says "Red" he can say "Are you sure? You might wish to change your mind" and he can keep doing that until she figures out that she's always going to be asked about changing her mind until she says the written color.
8:40 - Maybe Penn is correct if he says that "instant stooging" is not allowed NOW on the show, but I believe it has been done zillions of seasons ago, maybe back in Jonathon Ross days, and once, I think, with a good-sized crowd of people from the audience. It LOOKED like they all came up on stage with almost no notice. But maybe there's some training or some instruction to people who really DO NOT want to appear on TV about how to reject the request, etc..
15:17 I think was an actual mistake and he improvised to make it look on purpose but locating the correct card when fanning through and then counted the cards and bottom dealt to him on 7
He is left handed and didn't shuffle the way it was asked. Henry knew that he would be wrong and hence asked him to show his top card and buried it. He continued with the trick and improvised to correct it.
32:34 - The movements of the magician (Keona) are highly unnatural as she removes the umbrella from the box. It's as if for some reason she cannot have it at any time at any angle more than a set number of degrees off from true vertical. Taking a normal umbrella out under normal circumstances wouldn't be such an elaborate hand-over-hand lift like that. The umbrella is so completely unnecessary when all that's falling is small slips of paper, so, I think, it must be part of the trick, and likewise never letting it go too far off of vertical is part of the trick. UNLESS, all of that is a red herring to make me look in the completely wrong place for the means to accomplish the trick.
5:32 - I am so glad that Alyson Hannigan wasn't there for this. Or at least if she would have been there, not with her tiresome "persona" who included extreme squeamishness about displays of male flesh which was totally at odds with the personas of Penn & Teller themselves, who have performed magic nu'de in the past. It was such a big put-on, this "oh no, I might see something, and then what?" attitude, while being very nervous and uncomfortable. She is in a 20-year marriage to a male so I assume she's not REALLY like that off stage. I guess it was something the producers (not Penn or Teller) were making her do. It's not the most likely reason for her to quit, but it COULD be the reason.
Plants are not allowed to be used on this show neither is an instant stooge. The trick has to be fully disclosed to the producers and if they do something that’s not disclosed they will not allow it and it would never be aired
I like how, when Wes asks for a piece of tape that is EXACTLY 8 inches, Brooke goes “Is this like a setup?” 😂😂
7:50 - Assuming Brooke Burke was NOT briefed prior to performance (I don't know if the rules prohibit that, but since it wouldn't have anything to do with solving the magic she might have been briefed), when she sees the "BLUE" etc. sign on his back, if he says "Guess a color" and she says "Red" he can say "Are you sure? You might wish to change your mind" and he can keep doing that until she figures out that she's always going to be asked about changing her mind until she says the written color.
8:40 - Maybe Penn is correct if he says that "instant stooging" is not allowed NOW on the show, but I believe it has been done zillions of seasons ago, maybe back in Jonathon Ross days, and once, I think, with a good-sized crowd of people from the audience. It LOOKED like they all came up on stage with almost no notice. But maybe there's some training or some instruction to people who really DO NOT want to appear on TV about how to reject the request, etc..
I love the magic of this era. The magicians have learned the skill of just talking their head off and showing no hand skills or......magic
15:17 I think was an actual mistake and he improvised to make it look on purpose but locating the correct card when fanning through and then counted the cards and bottom dealt to him on 7
He is left handed and didn't shuffle the way it was asked. Henry knew that he would be wrong and hence asked him to show his top card and buried it. He continued with the trick and improvised to correct it.
Good guess, but it was no accident.
32:34 - The movements of the magician (Keona) are highly unnatural as she removes the umbrella from the box. It's as if for some reason she cannot have it at any time at any angle more than a set number of degrees off from true vertical. Taking a normal umbrella out under normal circumstances wouldn't be such an elaborate hand-over-hand lift like that. The umbrella is so completely unnecessary when all that's falling is small slips of paper, so, I think, it must be part of the trick, and likewise never letting it go too far off of vertical is part of the trick. UNLESS, all of that is a red herring to make me look in the completely wrong place for the means to accomplish the trick.
5:32 - I am so glad that Alyson Hannigan wasn't there for this. Or at least if she would have been there, not with her tiresome "persona" who included extreme squeamishness about displays of male flesh which was totally at odds with the personas of Penn & Teller themselves, who have performed magic nu'de in the past. It was such a big put-on, this "oh no, I might see something, and then what?" attitude, while being very nervous and uncomfortable. She is in a 20-year marriage to a male so I assume she's not REALLY like that off stage. I guess it was something the producers (not Penn or Teller) were making her do. It's not the most likely reason for her to quit, but it COULD be the reason.
i want to no what the actual book is called
you should put your VHS camera closer to the TV screen!
HA HA
Brooke is alright though.
38:26
Much better dressed than Allison ever was.
21:50 They know exactly what to do before he asks them , yes a very "random" selected audience.
Plants are not allowed to be used on this show neither is an instant stooge. The trick has to be fully disclosed to the producers and if they do something that’s not disclosed they will not allow it and it would never be aired
Something was clearly just cut here for TV edit
11:22 if you look very closely you can see the woman second from the left is really hot.
Eh
Why do you steal videos from the artists ?
u enjoyed watching it right
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