We are proud to again present one of the funniest magicians on the planet, Bill Malone, in "Here I Go Again!" Bill needs no introduction to the magic world and is still one of the busiest magicians in corporate entertainment today. His first DVD set, "On the Loose," is regarded as one of the finest collections ever released, and soon after it became available, I told Bill that he was out of his mind. He put it ALL out there...the routines, the bits of business, the lines...it was a complete course on close-up entertainment that could make someone a great living if they actually paid attention to Bill and studied the material. Once again, from his shuffled mind, comes more of the most entertaining magic ever caught on DVD. With everything from self-working effects to advanced sleight of hand, this incredibly funny series offers something for everyone. Here he shares it all--the presentations, the secrets, the tips and touches that come from years of experience, plus discussions on business that will help bring your magic career to a different level. Sit back, relax and get ready to blast off. As Bill says: "Here I go again!" Contents include: Autographed Baby Gag--A great opening for any stand-up act. Bill gives this comedy routine a clever twist. A Small Card Trick--A very visual close-up version of the Diminishing Cards. Marlo's Miracle Ace Cutting--A sure-fire ending for Ed Marlo's legendary Ace cutting routine. Jumping, Changing and Vanishing Aces--Enjoy Bill's version of Larry Jennings' "Slap Aces." Shuffling Off the Spots--Bill's "All Backs and Faces" routine, a nice interlude to perform anytime, anywhere, with any deck. Lightning Fast Triumph--(Marlo's Simple Triumph) This version of Triumph will take you by surprise. Rub-a-Dub-Dub / Cups and Balls--(With Special Thanks to Phil Willmarth) Worth the whole price of the set. Jack Bateman's classic Cups and Balls poem with a knock-out finale by Lance Pierce. Bonus Tricks: Bill's Trademark Cards from Mouth--At last, Bill reveals the real work on the Cards from Mouth. Jack In a Box--A quickie using just one card and the card box. And Bill's Tips: Taking It to the Next Level, Situating Yourself in the Right Place, and Secrets to Increase Your Quick Wit Abilities. Running time approximately 1 hour 39 minutes.