Top 10 Times Penn and Teller Were Fooled on Fool Us

I'm going to hurt your brain using these four cards and four coins in an original routine I call the Ultimate Matrix, welcome to Mojo and today we're counting down our picks for the top 10

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Pen and Teller were

fool

ed by fulas. I want to say from the beginning that I hate you for this list, we will see the most impressive and entertaining magicians who managed to trick the legendary duo on the magic competition TV show as long as ACT appeared on the reality series and successfully tricked. pen and Teller share for this video which of your favorite acts didn't make the cut, let us know in the comments number 10.

Close-up magician Suzanne creates a simple and relatable premise for this trick. The band-aids are magic that she has. Host Jonathan Ross wears a Band-Aid in his hand, marking it with a J on the inside, as he offers an explanation that she, too, loves the audience in her charming story about a mother helping an injured child. Jonathan has nothing to do with a band-aid. Help, no, no, I see, mom loves you so much that she takes all the hurt and pain and holds it, then she draws a heart on another band-aid and places it on her forehead in a surprise reveal.

Suzanne shows that the bandages have been changed. wow, okay, what do you have there? I see that where there was a heart there is now the initial day, the artists the calm and clean delivery never reveals any noticeable clue or error the cashier discovers nothing when inspecting his accessories, which led the duo to announce their success with, fingers crossed , you can have them Chris Capehart claims to have some kind of Jedi powers Chris Cape Hart slowly reveals his ability to manipulate objects, he is able to illuminate a light bulb without the aid of a lamp holder or any direct connection to electricity if that is not enough Exciting Capehart shows the true extent of his deception by inflating a balloon inside another balloon, the magician then blows up the inside in a sudden and believable revelation.

It would be fair to think that his final act is all the work of some kind of secret sharp object, but this artist completely

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s the judges. He explains to them that there's no hidden pin or anything to pop the balloon, which puts the final seal of approval on his victory. You will take off your shoes, no, because you are in the wrong size. eight Ryan Hayashi with his cards and coins act Ryan Hayashi puts on one of the most entertaining performances in complete foreign history, that's Japanese, it's time to go crazy, he takes basic props and moves them in such an elegant way that he does.

It seems like he is really magical using only four cards and multiple coins. Hayashi puts together an original disappearing act that employs all the story techniques used by the best presenters in just a moment, these coins will magically appear and disappear changing their positions around the square. Not only is his own spin on a classical setup featuring lightning-fast swings and sleights of hand so impressive, but he also performs a one-handed version of the routine. You can ask any magician around the world how to perform such a clean illusion with just one hand and they will tell you that it is physically impossible.

He especially demonstrates that he is a formidable performer and a master of the show in the final flourish of it. It's immediately clear that Penn and Teller are dazzled by the entire performance. There will always be an Asian to take it to the next one. level number seven Leah Kyle not all maxed out acts do card tricks or vanishing tricks mastering the art of the quick turnaround Leah Kyle delivers a performance that cycles through outfits in the blink of an eye, her incredible showmanship leading her to via switches including one behind a curtain. and others in view, in one of the most impressive parts of the performance, she has a dress fly off a hanger and fall on her body, receiving high praise from the judges.

The partners. Kyle is touted for elevating her particular style of magic; she even she has continued to be successful. Even though this show wins praise for its quick change on shows like America's Got Talent, this is not a quick change act, this is a magical act because we know how all the quick change is done and we don't know how all of its quick change is done. number. six Stanley Joe Stanley Joe may have only been 16 years old, but he is as talented as many older magicians. He uses three black cards and three red cards. The teenager presents a trick as a physics problem.

Now this physics experiment requires three red cards and three black cards. letters, you will also be our independent observer to validate the results. He shuffles the multicolored cards alternately with a dramatic reveal. Joe shows that the cards have been moved in groups according to their color and that the black cards will go through the red cards I saw it you saw it pen hello he even asks the cashier to do the work in a later version and ends his feat with the same result. commendable it's just the beginning because he orchestrates it for the third time putting the props together look that's Fred Red and Bread at the end of the presentation he analyzes the props and I still can't figure it out I feel like I cheated in the game uh and then I looked at this prop and you

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us to number five Paul Gertner, veteran magician Paul Gertner has performed with us several

times

, but this is one of his best appearances.

I mark them on the edge, yeah, so you can see that on the edge of the deck it's like a little pattern, like a barcode pattern, and you can shuffle the marked decks one way. which displays a message on the side gertner uses this to play with the concept of card tricks in an engaging way, to, okay, look at the card, remember the name of the card, okay, he doesn't just do one variation and arrange them in an order that even shows the suit and number of a chosen card and if I rearrange almost all the cards in the pack except the top and bottom ones, I think I can get it right and I did there, its clear ability to handle the deck makes each revelation later Even more shocking to bring them together in a final arrangement that says pen and names of cashiers, chicken, oh and towel despite its more detailed analysis of the contestants, underpins the final movement, leaves the titular team perplexed.

I think you'll see it come into focus, says Paul Gertner. You fooled us, can you see that number four, Costia Kimlatt, for her special trick? Costia Kimlatt makes a bold move by inviting Pen and Teller on stage, this sets the mood for a spectacular card illusion with a huge build up after a lot of shuffling and shuffling. The deck is ready for two judges' selections now. I don't know if you have a preferred way of shuffling the cards, but I'd like to give you about half the cards and shuffle them as much as you like. I can also mix them maybe you can help me do this.

Can you wash them here on the table like this? Yes, Kim Latt allows the team to examine him closely and even participate in various moves along the way. It all comes down to one last one. maneuver that places the two selected cards face down in the last reveal of the entire deck. You can put the card back. Remember the camera. You can put it back any way you want, face up or face down. It completely depends on you. yes, slide it in there, absolutely the pen jumps from its seat in amazement, foreshadowing the inevitable victory for the magician.

Now all the cards are face up except one, except two, the only two and hopefully, lucky for me, they are yours, number three. Maddie Gilbert, it's a It's an honor to be here and my name is Maddie and tonight I'm going to try to make your world a little more magical. I was born without hands. Maddie Gilbert's ability to manipulate objects puts this illusion in a unique category. Her condition prompted him to design her own tricks. This one being particularly difficult to maneuver using six cards, she separates three black and three red into different piles because you do that there, something happens here, it's hard to believe.

I don't do anything, but all the Blackhearts join together and all the red cards must be put together, the artist has nowhere to hide the cards, but he shuffles them and then reveals that they are back in their colored groups. Her second attempt is even better because she shows the cards face up while she alternates them. This should be all. the black cards together all the black cards together and here all the red cards without using a conventional approach to Magic Jill Bear surprises Penn and Teller and claims that they can't figure out her methods, then maybe this quote means something to you.

You fooled us, number two, Richard Turner, well, Hello, Richard Turner proves that you can create Magic without seeing. He may not have eyesight, but that doesn't hinder any part of his performance style, as he unfolds every part of his routine like a finely tuned story. He shuffles the Cards in perfect numerical order before showing the judges his ability to handle like a true Master The flourishes and techniques Turner uses are among the most precise moves of any magician His final trick follows the plot of a poker game but with a Twist showing that the contestant has serious skills in loading the deck after the pen and

teller

shuffle the cards.

He designs a complex scenario that leaves the latter's poker hand as the winner. The technician leaves the couple speechless and clearly tricks them, which is how Lush's entire routine ends. His partner in this demonstration was the cashier who gets Four Kings and wins every hand on the table before continuing. Make sure to subscribe to our channel and hit the bell to receive notifications about our latest videos. You have the option to receive notifications for occasional videos. or all of them, if you're on your phone, make sure you go to your settings and turn on notifications number one.

Shin Lim Shin Lim became a star in part due to his appearances on shows like Fool Us, the magician gives a silent performance with volunteers making the signed cards reappear anywhere he wants. No, his ability to make anything disappear. In the air is only half the fun. He also employs smoke in a way few audiences have seen before, as he blows cards out of his mouth like they're nothing, thanks for that. When the presenters deliberated, they could not find any flaws in the presentation. Penn mentions that they couldn't even figure out Lim's methods of hiding the marker.

His particular style separates his act from the traditional acts that pass through the larger stage. I felt like he was perfect. and like the cashier said, we didn't even know how the marker disappeared. Did you enjoy this video? Check out these other WatchMojo clips and be sure to subscribe and hit the bell to get notified about our latest videos.