Penn & Teller: Fool Us - Season 10 - Episodes 12
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- Penn & Teller: Fool Us - Season 10 - Episodes 12
Categories: Reality
Stars: Teller Penn Jillette Jonathan Ross
Penn and Teller challenge magicians to perform in front of them and, if they can fool the famous duo, they'll win a 5-star trip to Las Vegas to perform as the opening act in Penn & Teller's world-famous show at the Rio Hotel & Casino - Zábava
27:45 Again at 29:03 - She is dealing the photo cards off the top as to "randomize" them but it doesn't matter because she shows the bottom one which never moved. Forcing that pick. That needs to be better and cleaner, probably use a different method.
She should never have been on that show. She is not nearly good enough.
omg, the traveling girl, taking pictures from the top, and when Bruke says stop, she shows the bottom one that wasn't effected. That's kid's magic, how was she let on the show?
I know and I can’t get on the show with trick that I do.
gender quota
Yeah that's the Hindu shuffle. They teach you that at the Magic Castle where she studied. I studied there too. Totally unimpressive. P&T are being extremely kind to this woman.
@@matfsouza1303 Penn & Teller have inside knowledge about sexism in the field of magic that goes to a level that is more sinister than they will discuss in public. I don't know know the details. But from some little snippets of things they've said I think this is more than just some kind of affirmative action. I think they've found some sexism that is really bad and I think they hold a grudge about it, taking it personally because they love magic and they love their families and their families include females, and whatever it is that's going on besmirches both magic and females (and therefore males who love magic and females). I saw a 13-year-old female on this show whose technique was so obvious that P&T winked at each other when they both saw the giveaway at the same time halfway through. But they don't care. They're just bound and determined to make females in magic to become a normal thing like it is in acting or pop music singing.
Yeah, I know they used to cause the de'ath of one showgirl every night in one of their shows (it appeared to be the same showgirl each night?), when that buzz saw, or whatever, that pin. But she doesn't count because she wasn't a magician. And it's not discriminatory because Penn has killed Teller HUNDREDS AND HUNDREDS of times in that phone-booth full of water. I mean, were I Teller, I'd have quit after being k'illed maybe a dozen times. But I don't have as much loyalty as Teller has. You have to admire sticking with a business-partner who has k'illed you so often.
@@matfsouza1303 - Yeah, and we certainly didn't need the little personal comment in the "life story" either. Pathetic, eh?
I don’t think the trophy for the coin trick was well earned…
Japp... a little too magical. 😅 Didn't watch it over and over again, but it felt like it lacked some basic connection.
It was pretty obvious, but they missed the switch. So they earned it.
No way that trick fooled them.
All I know is something happened when he was blowing up the balloon. There is no reason to have this whole “practice shot” sequence in the act unless they needed to accomplish something.
@jaykay3071 - And there's things that the fingers of Lau's left hand are doing that are complete abnormal for blowing up a balloon. They're perfectly normal for pushing something up a nostril, although it's so well done you don't see the coin being pushed but see only the fingers pushing it. This is at 12:41.
I had no idea how this trick was done until I saw your comment. But now I may have figured it out:
It looks like there were two coins- one with the initials and one with the smiley face (notice how it's always flipped carefully). The coins are separated at the initial hand off, with Lau palming the smiley face while Peel puts the signed one on display. Lau stuffs the smiley face up his nose during the balloon sequence. After Peel puts the signed coin into the slingshot, he then palms it before the shot is taken- not sure if the gloves are involved here or if they're just a distraction. After the shot, Peel hands Lau the forceps with one hand and the signed coin with the other hand. Lau keeps it in his left hand and you can see him flip the smiley face coin from his nose onto the signed coin in his hand, and you can hear the coins clink together. I could definitely be wrong- I'm not a magician or anything. But, that's my best guess
@@rynmxy I too had no idea and would never have caught the stuffing-up-the-nose during balloon-inflation if I hadn't read it in these Comments. NEVER would I have seen that on my own. But once you know it's there, you can't NOT see it.
dana, the chick with the polaroids, her force was so obvious a blind man could see it XD
haha yeah... I wonder how she made it to this amazing show
The props on Han are next level, woa
28:37 Do you get to the cloud district very often?
Brooke is perfect as the host, she'll keep Penn & Teller nice and distracted.
Brooke is amazing.
14:42 Penn and Tellers bullet trick but with a coin.
Brook, your hair looks so nice.
Two coins stacked up during the reveal to Brooke
Moment brooke says can i look at it they were nervous he didnt want to give her the coin cuz it was a gimmick coin
33:25 It's gotta kill Penn inside a little to have to praise terrible magicians.
Looks like most of us not only seen the poor slights with the coin but also noticed the double coin flash as well the fact that they don’t hand the coin to brook for inspection. Disappointed in this one
Honestly, they could and probably should have handed it to Brooke for inspection. It would've made it look more legit, and it's not like she's going to gasp _"OMG you DECEIVERS!"_ 😂 She's gotten to see behind the curtain on a few tricks, and you can never tell in the moment because she just rolls with it gracefully. I mean, if she didn't, she'd probably lose her job 😛 No one -- not P&T, the magician, or the audience -- would appreciate her giving away the trick.
@@dismalthoughts At least someone here isn't disappointed by magic being just a trick...
@@dismalthoughts Three no point of the spectators are in on the trick
17:45
They did NOT fool them. If you watch at 14:21 the guy handed Peel the real signed coin. When Penn asked Brooke to inspect the coin, Peel pulled out the real one that was handed to him and not the duplicate. The producers should've told Penn and not allowed them to be lied to because the magicians have to tell the secret to the producers. Penn and Teller got it right, the coin was duplicated, the smiley face was, which is the only side you see being pulled out of the nose.
Nope,you can see bald guy stuffing coin up his nose while blowing up the balloon.
Coin must have been split in two pieces.
One half up his nose,second was never really shot.Second was left in his hand and got passed when he gave him the tweezers.At the end you can see that coin is double the thickness.
This is the twist they mentioned which Pen and Teller missed.
The original signed coin wasnt passesed, it stayed in bald guys left hand the whole time, he had a second "signed" coin between his fingers from the start
Ravenbones: I think I agree with you alot, but I also agree with mynick's assertion that there are suspicious moves with Lau's left-hand fingers near Lau's nose at time of blowing up red balloon, that simply don't look like anything other than putting a coin up the nose (although it's so well done we only see the fingers pushing, and never see the coin that is being pushed). I think two coins are involved, and that means that somehow some ROUGH copy of Brooke's marks are made onto one of the other 2-Rand coins. At 12:41 we see Lau's fingers pushing either the dupe or the true coin up his nose. Whichever coin (true or dupe) that is, the other one (dupe or true, respectively) is in Peel's slingshot. If Lau's nose holds the dupe, the need for it to have a rough copy of Brooke's marks explains why Lau didn't put a coin there backstage before walking on: any coin up his nose as at the beginning of the trick could not have the rough copies of the marks that weren't created yet. Soon after Peel shows the cameras for the last time that a coin (either the true or the dupe with roughly-matching marks) IS in the slingshot, we get to 13:37 and Peel wipes under his nose with a latex-coated finger. The business of Lau TALKING while he makes the "X" chalk-mark on the glass pane is to draw attention away from the fact that Peel is NOT talking at that time, because while Peel is moving a coin from slingshot to glove to mouth he CAN'T talk. The silence would be suspicious but for Lau's monologue about safety. Peel could well be moving the coin into his mouth at that point. We never see a coin on his side AFTER that nose-wiping. And it's doubly suspicious because he'd be aware that Teller (maybe Penn too) would have eyes on his hands constantly to see if there's any movement that could be a coin leaving that slingshot by any manner other than airborne. What we would expect then is that there would be NO WAY Peel would ever move his hands after showing the coin securely in the slingshot for the last time, even if he did feel an itch under his nose, because he'd be aware that such a move could be suspicious. If the coin that Peel moves to his mouth is the dupe, then there's never going to be a problem getting it out of his mouth. He can keep it there until they walk off stage, or he can even swallow it. The glass pane is broken either by some rigging or by another slug of glass launched from the slingshot. That glass slug will just fall to the floor with the pieces of broken pane, from which it will be indistinguishable. So there's no need to devise how to get the coin from the air to any place it needs to be, because there's never any coin IN the air. If the coin up Lau's nose at red-balloon-inflation is the fake one, and the coin in Peel's mouth is the real one, it has to be transferred to Lau, and this is done at 14:21, when Peel's left hand is putting the pliers in Lau's right hand. Peel's right arm and shoulder are snugly up against Lau's left arm and shoulder at that point, and it would be trivially easy for Peel to drop anything into Lau's left-hand coat-pocket. How the coin got from Peel's mouth (where it went at 13:37 when Peel wiped his nose) to Peel's right hand is anyone's guess, since Peel is off-camera for a lot more time than would be necessary to move the coin from Peel's mouth to Peel's hands. If the true coin was the one Lau put up his nose while inflating the red balloon at 12:41, then that is the one that he showed to Brooke and which she verified was the true coin. But if the true coin was transferred to Lau's coat-pocket by Peel at 14:21, then Lau just got that same coin out of the coat-pocket where Peel had dropped it and showed THAT to Brooke and she vouched for it.
Topher The11th: I'm going to contradict something I typed. It's entirely possible that rather than a mechanism for making a dupe coin, it IS two coins. 17:26 sure looks like a stack of two coins to me. But I have the advantage of a camera angle (and camera-zoom) that Brooke didn't have. However, this is weird. If Penn had ask them to HAND over the "the coin" to Brooke for inspection, surely she'd have noticed it was too coins. So, in this theory, there is no duping of the coins' marks onto another coin, but, rather, you have ONE coin with the initials on it and ONE coin with the other side's marks on it, and both are in Brooke's original handwriting, but they use the different sides of the coin for different authentications as needed. ANY coin thus seen as authentic would reveal some trickery if only its other side were examined and found blank.
8:12 ahahah why did Jimmy act upon this "tongue sticking" face of cats toward Brooke? lol
Note: cats seem like they forgot to put back in their tongue after showering or having a toilet lol
Here, "showering"= licking whole body, and "having toilet"= lickin only the dirty part. Therefore, cats tongue= humans' water+soap.
I think that Jin was very very good it's extremely difficult to do any sort of performance whether it involves magic or not to be able to do slight of hand to be able to do magic without talking to music is so artistic and so beautiful it doesn't matter if he fooled Penn and Teller what's the most important thing is now we know who he is and those of us that enjoy watching magic know he's out there and I do believe that his name will be forever known in history
Feel free to use these next time: , , , , , . . . , , , , , , , (no hate tho)
@@yakmartin5429 I use voice to text because I have a disability that makes long texts or just texting in general difficult with my hands. Sometimes voice to text will pick up if I say, sometimes it will not and it will spell out the word. Way too inadvertently insult someone's disability there buddy
@@yakmartin5429 so I use voice to text. I have a disability that makes physically texting with my hands difficult. So oftentimes the voice to text may or may not recognize that I have asked to put in punctuation. So your comment is essentially insulting somebody who has a disability. Good job bud good job
@@protector22222 Yup, I'm righteously embarrassed. And I always have in mind, that there's a percentage of commentators or online folks who are somewhat impaired, hence "funny" writing. Mostly folks are simply impolite and don't give a fog for being comprehensive. So, you got me. (And no whataboutism about my disabilities.) I hope you understand me being pished off with ... as I wrote. I wish you best, don't let some online stranger get you venting. 🧸💕
@@protector22222 - Well BOO HOO - so you also love to play the disabled victim card too, huh?
You should have had enough practice by now... get communication right, or just stop with the boring monologues.
11:13 You can see the second coin between his ring finger and middle finger
12:42 places coin from left hand in his left nostril
wish I had hashbrowns
Coin mark didn't fool me.
Hmm, I'm suspecting the coin is gimmicked, for he wouldn't let go of it, both when Brooke signed it AND when he took it out of his pocket for Brooke to verify her signature. What does that have to do with the illusion? I have no idea!
If you watch when he shows brooke the coin at the end you can see its two coins. He signs the face of two coins held together. Shoves it up his nose when he blows the balloon up.
@@bigvideoenergy Oh really? There's no dark rituals performed on P&T? The illusion worked for Brooke good enough to fool them.
The coin trick didn't fool me. Spoiler is in the comment to my comment.
Shooting through glass is a common trick, and that's not what fooled them. However, they had her mark two coins. When showing the marks, they flipped them. At the end you can even see him hold two coins.
So, he actually stuck the smiley coin into his nose, whilst the other one pretended to shoot the coin with the initials at him. When he handed over the tool to pull the coin out, he also handed over the coin with the initials using the other hand.
Lol!
Only watch clips here but why she always dressed in the same outfit?
Dress changes every season for continuity reasons, so they can split and rearrange single performances from different production days within the season.
Penn and Teller wearing the same outfit all the time. Why should she change?
It's a costume. Not sure if you've noticed, but so does Pen and Teller.
The Penn & Teller trick at the end was flawed .... the total revealed and written on the paper with the dollar sign $12.75 - was not the original paper as that was very different and was underlined.
She had instructions on her table or paper to write whatever Teller wrote on the board.
The poorly superimposed card/holder not moving around like the real one outside! shhh
the second trick. The geniually coin was in his pocket the one in his nose was just not the same coin. Thanks to slow motion I was able to see everything,
It's not real magic? :o
Initial setup: fake coin in the nose, with smiley face on it
10:53 Specifically tell to write initials and smiley face, but that does not really matter, because you can draw much on the coin
14:21 Peel passing clamp scissors with left hand, real coin in right hand
14:22 real coin passed to the left hand of Lau, you can see Lau's fingers moving
14:30 pull fake coin from the nose, show "smiley face" to the cameraman
14:40 fake coin to left hand, together with real coin
14:46 take fake coin with right hand, so now there is only real coin in the left hand
Exactly. More than magicians they look like con artists. Baldy swapped the coin in his pocket before showing it to Brooke to get the trophy. I despise people like these
Swapped the coin in his pocket? Whatever would he have done that for after the trick was over? Swapped it with what? 14:42 Once he pulled it out of his nose and revealed both sides, they were clean. Yes, P&T couldn't have inspected the coin because they would have figured it out in an instant, but after 14:42 they had nothing left to hide or swap or clean up.
@@dismalthoughts anything else you would like me to know
It's really ridiculous that Penn and Teller pretend that they understand how the wizardry got 'naturally' performed.
If your comment is serious you are very ignorant, and if not it’s still quite disturbing. Lol
@@CCCBeaumont Christ ⛪ and His Saints laugh 😆 😅 😄 at your folly.
They must be some fools if all this time they’ve been accidentally naturally doing their own wizardry
If Penn & Teller know how a trick is done, I think they should reveal that to the entertainer; otherwise they can say that, even if it isn't true, just because they don't like the person.
Edit: Even though I suspect shenanigans going on, what matters is that the audience was entertained.
Why do they always wear the same outfits?
And the same underwear too
Because each episode is edited together from multiple performances, performed over many months. Exact same outfits mean that viewers will not know that the 3 acts were not from the same day.
Brooke did a rising magic trick for me! I wasn't fooled though and knew how she did it!
Hahaha. Same
I bet she's seen a Cockatoo.
When are people going to realize that while this is a big opportunity and getting to perform on this show regardless of the trick you do is going to benefit you greatly, not fooling these guys makes you look terrible. Coming in doing a trick that people have seen a million times over and just doing mild modifications to it is not enough to fool these two, One is the most natural con man that's ever existed and the other knows everything about magic. Don't forget Penn used to be a filthy juggler, LOL
You seriously think when Penn and Teller tells the magicians they are wonderful and best at certain things, showering them with compliments but didn’t fool them is something to be embarrassed about…?
One of the most boring & dragging for no reason magic Dana Pleasent
Honestly, I couldn't finish and skipped to Penn's review. I'm embarrassed to admit to reveling in the schadenfreude, but seeing her completely miss his Chicago Opener reference was pretty satisfying.
she sounds like shes on opioids every single time...
Does Brooke own any other dress? Jesus!
Also... Penn and Teller also in the same outfits but that didn't bother you?
It's deliberate. Every Series the 3 of them always wear the same outfits. That way the producers can edit any of perhaps 30 performances (performed months apart) to fit together into a neat single episode package.
They are running out if good magicians.
exactly, now what they are doing is like promotions for new/upcoming magicians, especially from unpopular places whom th American public might not have a chance to see. And of course reinviting great magicians who already appeared multiple times on the show is also their trait of the day
Anyway this become a great platform for motivated young magicians in different parts of the world, which isn't a bad thing. But for us the audience who like to see great magic acts from world class performers, i understand sometime it can become kinda hard to comsume
Brook sucks, Bring back Alyson.