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Penn and Teller's hit show Fool Us had a simple premise: perform an effect that the duo couldn't figure out. Only two magicians fooled Penn & Teller in the initial show, and one of those was John Archer. He did so with a smart, simple
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AT THE TABLE LIVE LECTURE--JOHN ARCHER
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John Archer: John is a stand-up comedy magician from the UK. This guy was officially the FIRST person to fool Penn & Teller on the UK series: 'Penn & Teller - Fool Us'. (It's airing now in the US as well!) John has also appeared on award-winning
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DODECKADEAL
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DODECKADEAL
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DODECKADEAL
Item #:
TR-9847
Author/Artist:
Archer, John
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$24.95
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A fantastic coincidence effect using a pack of cards as seen on the best-selling DVD "Educating Archer." An experiment is conducted to find the relationship between chance and choice. A deck of cards is fairly shown. After briefly shuffling the deck, half is given to a spectator, who again shuffles them and then begins to deal them into a small pile. The spectator is instructed to stop dealing by chance whenever she likes. The magician shuffles his half and allows the spectator to make a free choice from the face up cards. This chosen card is placed face up onto the spectator's pile. Now this same procedure is repeated twice more for the sake of scientific consistency. When the piles are examined it is found that the card stopped at by chance in every case is the exact mate of the card selected by choice! Can be repeated for the same audience! Easy to do! Extremely quick reset! DoDeckaDeal is supplied with full written instructions and special Bicycle deck of cards.

 

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A fantastic coincidence effect using a pack of cards as seen on the best-selling DVD "Educating Archer."  An experiment is conducted to find the relationship between chance and choice.  A deck of cards is fairly shown.  After briefly
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