Penn & Teller: Fool Us - Season 10 - Episodes 13
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
Evans is one of the very few magicians who can confidently say he's gonna win the trophy before the show. Too bad the middle guy didn't know how to follow instructions. Great save tho
I enjoyed today's newer magicians talking skills and the atlantic voyage they take to get to their magic
Teller was really liking that card trick
At 18:30, THAT guy had one HELL of an act. Maybe it's that I'm a few beers into my evening and the perfect amount of stoned but holy SHIT I really enjoyed that.
Pretty sure everybody knew about the collapsible cage, he just told a great story and put on a great performance. Proof that simple magic can still be beautiful even if you know how it's done
Well said. I bet Teller thought that was one of the best performances this season, it's exactly the sort of beautiful, meaningful, simple magic he loves and so often performs himself when he has the chance. And I really loved the way Gonzalo incorporated shadows into the effect too, both as a homage to Teller's famous Shadows routine, and as a story telling device in its own right.
Qué grande Henry, bien merecido!
Henry Evans is the best I've atchully met him I person at bmc back in 2014 love his magic
Would it be possible to increase the resolution a bit? Thank you!
In Henry's trick the Q of clubs ended up exactly at the bottom of that deck @3:47 anyway... The problem is, he did not know that possibility either. Those cards are gaffed so good that even the performer does not know how they could work. Here is what I think is going on: My guess is the gaff involves temporary magnets. The decks come out in magnetic field proof cases from those bags and by the end of the trick, every single card (including the ones in Henry's hand) go into a bag (demagnetizer) once before being put in that bawl, completely demagnetized. Another clue is that none of the royal cards are in existence at the beginning where volunteers fan the cards out. Because there are possibly more than one hiding behind who knows how many face cards. The reason they pinch out the top card at the end for reveal is because that is how you disengage the weak magnets in the middle portion of the cards. You pinch from top, middle slightly separates to give way. Think fridge magnets. But way subtler. And demagnetizeable. The middle guy manages to fumble the cards so hard (left handed person trying to use right hand...) that half the joined cards separate and create a nightmare deck. Because the guy is basically trying to pinch up the top card with his left hand, he fails and reveals two blatantly not wanting to separate cards on top... But at that point, the guy already destroyed the magnetic effect by doing everything wrong so even though Henry obviously expected another Q of clubs to be on top of the next pair after the burn, there wasn't one. So here is the problem then: Why did Penn&Teller did not notice the abundance of royal clubs? They have misdirected the audience for things they knew but wanted to give the trophy someone they really liked anyway in the past.
My gut instinct is that the last trick is basically a matter of every option, while not being forced, allowing the same image to interpret several different lines. The arrow could be interpreted as indicating the door, the house itself, or even the existence of a basement, for example.
She’s knows every word every line on ever page …. She when he said page 35 she’s knows what it says
@@TheKillTable "No"
The trick to the first dude with the shirt was given away by Penn. The fabric is a special mesh that easily blends together. He helped brooke set up the duct tape in a specific pattern so all he had to do is turn the shirt inside out and put it on in reverse so the unripped part that was on his back is now on his front and since nobody cares about loooking at someone's back, the mesh being held together by the duct tape brooke helped with isn't showing and blends together perfectly. You can see this as he runs out how poor the back of his shirt is, because it's the front he actually ripped.
The inside out clue helped explain it to me. Your answer is not quite there because he did not leave with an open ripped back.
The shirt is done the same way that torn and restored newspaper is done but I think the presentation was great The routine with the vanishing bird cage was next level great act regardless of knowing the secret
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The shadows were a cool visual, but not actually integrated into the trick. I thought it was a captivating performance, just not what I expected.
They were absolutely integrated into the trick, they just weren't integrated into the method. The themes, patter, set, and setting are the most important part of any trick in fact, the actual method is by far the least important part.
@@sfdntk yes, that’s obviously what I mean. They aren’t part of the method.
Holy Shit Henry Evans is hard to understand
Oh come "Jonathan Ross " is credited in the episode description?
Awesome makeup department, isn't it?
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What's the magician's code say about ratting out a rat? 😂
I like the card trick where someone picks a card and you toss the whole deck so the cards fly randomly, and only 1 gets stuck and it's the card chosen. The problem with this one though is that she is a paid actor; and could be told to say it was her card when it wasn't. This trick is only cool when you do it for random, unpaid people. You could make it even better if you can make that card suspended in the air and let the person take it.
They do that ion here
"She's a stooge!!!11" is such a lazy and reductive way to explain magic. People who don't know the first thing about magic always run to the stooge explanation because they lack the imagination to come up with the actual method. Firstly, there are a hundred techniques you can use to toss a deck in the air and appear to catch the correct card, and none of them require using a stooge. There will never be any need for a magician to use a stooge for such a basic trick that even a child could learn how to do. Secondly, the rules of Fool Us forbid using stooges. Before the magician is even invited on the show they have to explain exactly how their trick works to the producers, so magicians couldn't use a stooge even if they wanted to. Next time you watch a magic trick, try and actually use your imagination to figure out how it was done instead of just lazily accusing them of using a stooge.
@@sfdntk The thing is, I wasn't trying to disassemble the trick. So being lazy about it doesn't even apply. Assuming a stooge is just common sense. Neither of us know for sure. Also how can you know the rules unless you've been there and participated? Perhaps you are also making assumptions just for the sake of argument. But that is also an assumption. No one can know WTF is going on, nor what the rules are, watching this stuff on KZhead.
@@rremnar Assuming a stooge isn't "common sense", it's laziness. It's what stupid people do because they lack the basic intelligence to just think about it for a minute. And as for the rules of the show, Penn has said it ON THE SHOW multiple times, he's also said it on his podcast, he's also said it in interviews, and you can also just go online and see the show rules for yourself since it's part of the application process and therefore visible to the general public. It would have taken you three seconds to just verify this information instead of making assumptions, but because you're such an incurious dullard, the type of person who immediately thinks "stooges!!1", you didn't bother to spend those three seconds researching and now you've embarrassed yourself twice. A smarter person would learn a lesson from this situation; not you though.
@@rremnar The rules are published for everyone to see, doofus. It would have been quicker for you to just look it up than it was for you to type out this ignorant, lazy comment.
Wes Barker is one of my favourite magicians and human beings. I definitely recommend following him on KZhead and/or Instagram. He fooled Penn and Teller with an amazing trick last time he was on the show.
that "fear cage" is collapsable, you can tell from the design how it has "hinges" on every connection. ther's a locking mechanism that keeps it solid, when lock is off, you can turn it into sticks, pull it from right angle it becomes cage again. last move how he made it disappea in his hand, it went between his body and arm, it had line attached to it and he pulled with other hand. it's same principle as making handkerchief disappear, but he took it one step further. Penn's code about other items confirms it aswell. as about the moment where it disappeared inside of bag, it seems like there was something else in front of the bag that appeared like it's a cage, but it wasn't 3D. he sneaked it out. at first he did put the cage into the bag, but then he collapsed it, took it out and replaced it with that imitiation. very smooth tho.
Im pretty sure the Argentinian guy messed up the trick, 🤔
The middle guy messed up the cut. He was supposed to take the top pile to his right hand which is the more logical way to take them, but he took the pile below. That's why he said to the guy to show the first card in the pile to confirm he saw him do it wrong. Nice save tho. Almost saw a drop of sweat on him haha. Still and incredible trick and insanely complicated and I still have no idea how it's done in detail.
Dummy in the middle couldn't follow simple instructions; Henry didn't mess up the trick, he saved it.
Bring back Alyson!
Grow up
@@rainer4797says the person that voted Blue 😂
@@unbroken1010voted blue? 😅 Silly.
The girl at the end was terrible. She wasn't funny, and the trick sucked.
Its a shame they have Brook wear the same dress all the episodes, it makes the show look cheap and its a waste considering she has a great body and could show it off with a more varied wardrobe.
The one with a Ass of hearts was of course a GUY WITH BRAUN SKIN !!! probably middle east ! or India !