Peter Wood gives Alyson Hannigan x-ray vision | Penn & Teller: Fool Us | Season 7 Episode 18
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- Опубліковано 29 січ 2021
- Peter Wood shares a mysterious painting with Alyson Hannigan from his collection of impossibilities in an attempt to fool Penn & Teller.
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Originally broadcast on January 29, 2021. Season 7, Episode 18, "Teller Gets Smashed" - Розваги
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I think the best part of this show is they let y'all put your act on your own UA-cam page! I'd never think to look it up otherwise. Penn and Teller are helping magicians everywhere with this!
I was just thinking the same thing before I went to the comment section!
I'm pretty sure they don't belive in intelectual property....
I also appreciate this but have never seen anyone comment it. Thanks!
Nicely done.
Any reality show where you have been a contestant gives you the right to use the video where you were involved.
This Show always makes me feel like a kid, because I am fooled everytime.
Everytime! 😂
Amen, brother..
Ive never been fooled even once... kinda disappointed... i always know its magic every single time!
@@corywalker3425 No its not!
You're jusst stupid
4:12 the old "SWITCH-A-ROO" behind the table
I always appreciate how Penn & Teller let you know how much they liked a trick at the onset, before they do the part of the show where they bust the magician. It shows that even when they know how its done, they appreciate the work and thought put into it.
Agreed! Can't get classier than P&T.
That painting must have even more X-Ray vision power than you anticipated since it allowed them to see right through the trick.
Oh. Snap.
Lol
We don’t need Penn to explain it. It’s so obvious: the painting chose the envelopes!
@Beau Aidan when Allyson put her eyes through the painting she gained x ray vision
Really great trick.
One thing though. She shouldn't be given the option to trade unless she's looking through the painting or it contradicts the narrative. Unless it's supposed to have tranferred x ray vision to her.
If she said she did want to trade he would have held the painting back over her eyes to confirm I'm sure.
Regardless her simple presence in the trick ruins it for me because for 1 how can you "see through envelopes" and not be shocked by it, and for 2 if you actually can't see through the envelopes and are guessing why aren't you acting confused or saying you can't see through?
@@ThatBugBehindYou I think he'd just say to try really hard and if an audience member is being really stubborn then he could always switch and say that they also lacked the gift.
@@ThatBugBehindYou the instruction he gives is something like "what color is being projected to your mind?" Or something like that. So people are not seeing through the envelope and are just guessing colors. The trick is how he switches or at least always present a correct color inside the envelope
The entire idea of trading the envelopes at any point during the routine kinda ruins it for me. If it was truly supposed to be X-ray vision, why would she not be sure about which color she chose previously?
@@BLZPHR That's what I was thinking. Reading your reply though, I just realised why he did it - to demonstrate to Penn and Teller that he gave her a totally free choice. I wonder if he does it normally.
I just want to say, this performance was just really enjoyable to watch. Whole presence with almost victorian gentleman style items and cloth. Love it.
Big thanks, Alexander! I work hard to make everything have a cohesive look, so that means a lot.
@@PeterWood The nice touch about your appearance and routine is, that it is entertaining even if the spectator knew, how the trick is done.
When he went for the eyes, his right hand went behind the platform for waaaaay too long.
oke, one color explained...
The envelopes all have green inside. So no matter how they are placed, the green one will always be right. The red one was swapped under the table. The ones that Peter opens himself are slight of hand. He doesn't really take something out of the envelopes, he is already holding the right cloth inside his hand before opening. Those he gets previously. I think: one from the table and one at 5:17. One hand will simultaneously hold the envelope and the extra cloth. The extra cloth is also packaged tight, so that he can make the illusion of it coming out of the envelope.
@@sanderschat lol I'm not a magician and there's not one single move I didn't caught him doing, you can even see him placing his hands in his pocket, the right one sitting there for quite a while, and then just the obvious palming and covering his hand the whole time after that. Yeah I couldn't do it, it requires years of practise, but its a pretty easy trick and if I can spot all the trades he did, any magician can see how the trick is done fairly easy.
@@vinhix Not palming, he's using thumb tips. You notice each time he tears open the envelope he jams his right thumb inside, then he squeezes the outside of the envelope to take off the thumb tip and then reaches in to take out the scarf. He's really good at hiding the thumb tip during his movements but there's a few spots that if you pause you can see it. That's also why Penn gave the code word "tip of our tongue" he's referencing a thumb tip.
@@JIKitty It’s actually sleight of hand, not slight of hand. My mission in life is to teach the world the proper spelling of this word, one UA-cam commenter at a time.
You could see him exchange the first envelope when he went to show everyone the eyes of Sir Willoby
Oh yeah, I wasn't even looking for it but his awkward posture and positioning when leaning down to get them immediately drew my attention to it.
Exactly
Yeah unfortunately it was pretty obvious. My eyes immediately went to him pulling out the envelope from the table. Don't know if it was camera angle, nerves, maybe the lighting so the eyes didn't draw attention, or something else.
saw it to :P
That's a red herring.
When a magician hides his hands behind a table or anything, it’s an obvious cue that he’s doing a swap of sorts.
I thought the same thing
Normally, yes. But on Fool Us the magicians often do that as misdirection to put Penn & Teller down the wrong path. Remember, P&T only get one guess, several people have won, NOT by doing a trick that they can't figure out but by providing them with clues that make them think it is more likely to be done by one way than a second one that they would have said. It is actually the only thing I don't like about the show is when they win like that. I'm genuinely more entertained when P&T have no idea how they do it and not by the magician winning on a technicality.
Yeah and he was back there for a while grabbing the red envelope it wasn't that slick
@@ISOCZAR yeah but that only explains the red one right?
@@joeskis yeah
I love how Penn and Teller let the guy know that they understand how he did it without exposing the way he did it.
They do this for every trick, Penn is amazing at explaining the trick in code
Penn is really genius
Yes they've been doing it for how long, seven years already? :)
@@abhinavbrs3882
There's been several he didn't take talk in code.
I mean if they wanted to they could just write down exactly how they think he did it and let the magician read it, then they wouldn't need to think of code. But I guess that would not be as fun for the audience.
It doesn't matter if they figured it out. The performance was awesome. It's really cool that this is based on an old method and given in an enjoyable way.
its always nice when the magician allows the participant to open/examine the reveals.
Turns out it was just a window. That was a very well made joke! Honestly
Thank you! Appreciate it :-)
Awesome trick. Great presentation.
4:14 Swap to red for Alyson
4:32 Installation of the magic thumb tip.
4:58 Installation of the magic thumb tip.
7:35 Showing they know the thumb tip trick.
7:38 Magician acknowledging the message.
Just about every magic set comes with a fake thumb tip, but little kids rarely know how to use them effectively. Those kids should watch this video! That seemingly silly fake thumb tip can really blow people's minds if used like this.
Wow, I would've never guessed a thumb tip, and it's so simple once you realize that
He forces Red on her from the back of the case, then thumbs yellow with his left hand.
For the second stage he reaches into his right pocket to thumb blue ( he would have gone to his left pocket for green).
Still a WONDERFUL trick in the hands of a Master.
any time a magician put his hands in his pockets one has to wonder why.
@@blueapple9077 To me, MAGIC is like Professional Wrestling. I know the moves, but it's a pleasure to watch the Masters play their craft.
if you pause in the right moment at 4:38 - 4:39 and 5:30 his right hand thumb seems unnaturally too long
Love Penn's code talk.
Looking at 4:18 I can truly swear that Teller is Allison's father. Give it a try and see for yourself
I thought that at around :10! Oh and she's a 10!
I thought the same
Great comment : )
That switch there was extreeeeemely obvious, dude.
Peter Wood should get an assistant named Richard Johnson
Best comment.
Or Alotta Vagina
Very interesting premise and script, Peter! Your originality and method are appreciated. Thanks for the entertainment!
Alyson is really rockin that blue outfit. She’s gorgeous.
yeah, I wish I was a flute.
I noticed.
Alyson is so pretty!
Legit Alison looks good in anything. She is a very pretty person
@@GODOFDRAGONS666 her expressions and personality are beautiful, her physical beauty is icing on the cake. I agree she looks great in anything but something about that blue outfit and those heels really gets my blood boiling. There was one act she was helping the guy and she had to lean over and stick her butt out, I enjoyed it thoroughly.
** Spoiler Alert** (Not for the faint hearted- I mean you, Serena)
What I hope Penn would say: All envelopes in beginning had green. 1st one was an obvious change to red before handing over to Alison. Then green handed to Alison. Other 2 envelopes in control with magician. Puts hands in pockets/under table both times, saves up yellow and blue cloth in fake thumb/fingers etc. And that’s the trick.
What Penn actually says: Subtle.. Sherlock Homes...mystery..
Me: huh?
There's gotta be a way to do it without the obvious switch and the guest holds all the envelopes. The magician hands the envelops in a particular direction. "hold right here. Now tear the bottom off with your other hand." the orientation of the envelops determines what pocket gets opened and it's contents spilt.
No sir..she could actually see the inside...but that's not magic..but work of reflection and other physics laws..hence a failure.
I thought the same thing but I'm not quite sure about the second switch. Also Alyson was very confident so I think he told her to just be confident
@@serenalaurence1492 “of course its an indian”- i believe you should put a Racist comment warning on your message
@@serenalaurence1492 I congratulate you on your inventiveness. You have managed to inflict the weirdest racial profiling an Indian would have ever been subjected to.
I haven’t watched Fool Us in forever and am just on a UA-cam marathon and just realized the background is made of virtual remote guests haha. Wonder how random audience participation works
Probably filmed during covid, holmes
@@JoeSykes94 Wow. No goddamn shit Joe
@@SatansFire yes shit
Very strange guy you are
The innovative aspect of a performance is paramount in magic. Superbly done.
Love old school magic with a good plot, an art I hope never dies.
Many thanks, and hear hear!
Let's give Alison an 👏. She still looking fine at almost 50.
Whoever is in charge of her wardrobe, however, needs to be fired.
50? How? I can barely tell a difference between her in Buffy and her now. She's still that beautiful at nearly 50? That is impressive.
She's almost 50!!
U nailed it 😂
Vampires never age
Great work!
has anyone ever called you bob anderson?
@@shrimpdaddy1700 😐
@@lunar1227 that is i
Let’s see how many subs I can get from this comment. Current: 11
@@shrimpdaddy1700 no jjb j
My mind is blown. And it always gets into my head when a magician says "are you sure you don't want to swap?". My mind is like "I DON'T KNOW ANYMORE! AAAAHHHH!"
I would want to pull a coin out of my pocket and flip it.
His “hint” (at -00:59) that Penn & Teller knew the trick was when he told him “it’s right on the tip of our tongue”. You can see him smile like “You got me”.
Look at Penn's hand when he says that line for an even bigger hint...
This is the correct way to title a Penn and Teller video. No fucking spoilers, just a description of the video and you get to find out if they're fooled or not.
that was awesome Peter!
4:14 he switches envelopes
murdermouth killingyou yes with the blue .... well done mate ,you got good eyes
I saw the same thing as well as loading two different thumb tips in case she switched
so they were all green to begin with
@@grelgen there are 6 envelopes at play in this trick.
4 with both yellow and blue inside.
1 with only red (kept in the box)
1 with only green (maybe kept in pocket or box)
At 03:10 he swaps one of the envelopes for one with green inside.
When he hands the fists envelope to Alison, we all see the swap at 04:12.
As mentioned above, the envelopes that he opens have 2 colors inside. He just pulls the corresponding color.
To summarize, the envelopes she opened were forced. And the ones he opened had multiple colors inside.
@@overwatchaid646 if they're all green:
1. he clearly puts the first envelope in the box and swaps it for red
2. he switches the second one for a yellow on his person
3. he directly hands her the green one, point to point it never leaves view
4. he switches the fourth for blue on his person
on his person: thumb tab or some other mini pocket on his hand. he has control over what he pulls out of his own envelope. you can clearly see him push something into the blue one.
This guy has one of those faces in which I can't tell if he's 30 or 50. Very smooth skin, but very white hair.
This one was one of the easier ones to predict how he did it.. still a great showmanship.. Bravo!
I loved the trick! I am really so fond of mystries and stuff like that and this is what i want to watch on fool us.
The color design on this trick is phenomenal. Even Allison matches.
Allison is one of those people who you NEVER hear anything bad about
I heard she's still friends with Joss Whedon so there's that.
@@Sourcoolness I don't know anything about her prior to Fool Us.
I’m glad she’s gone from this show. I don’t have anything really against her but she just infuriates me to watch and her voice is almost the most annoying thing I’ve heard.
That was great! I'm not one for straight jackets or tanks of water or making elephants disappear. This was just beautiful and entertaining af
Ok but that elephant trick was so cool
I don't care how the tricks are done or if i learn anything from these videos. But i love to watch these videos for sake of just watching magic.
So many GREAT magicians like yourself, standing out on UA-cam is hard. I love this content, thank you for sharing, I hope you grow in popularity and crack the YT algorithm.
Wow, thank you so much! Being on the show was an honor, and having folks enjoy it on YT is icing on the cake. Cheers!
I really enjoyed watching this. For me the skill lies with both the narrative and the illusion. Great magic.
Appreciate the kind words, Greg. Many thanks!
VERY well done!!! They were impressed, 1000%!! What he said about technology, etc. He's spot on. BEAUTIFULLY performed!! Just.. wow!! I how they have you back on and VERY MUCH for being in here changes your life for the better!! There aren't enough magicians and performed like yourself!! Truly awesome!
Really appreciate the kind words! It was a fantastic experience, and I'm fortunate I had the chance to appear on the show.
Love this trick, the aesthetic and your vibe. Great collection too, would like to see more! Fantastic job :)
Thanks so much, Isabella! Very kind of you. Also, I was lucky enough to perform on the show a couple of seasons later here: ua-cam.com/video/9nDAMZ6OL5s/v-deo.html
I REALLY like the rooms in his house!
See how well Allyson is listening to him after the act and her reactions are sweet
Alyson is a babe.
She's such a great presenter
Missed opportunity to say "they saw through me"
I love this show and so happy my friend Peter had a chance to do this during the pandemic.
He your friends what a blessing
Ive seen him do this trick at the state fair, always a pleasure to watch Peter do his thing.
Thanks Frans! Always the hottest week of the year, but otherwise I love working the fair :-) Appreciate the kind words.
Magic is so hard. You have to be funny, charming, oblivious, and clever all at the same time, while you produce a trick that throws the audience off guard.
I love Penn and Teller ever since I was a young kid.
Comparing the eyes with Alison's, very interesting moment.
Man what an enjoyable act. Really hope to see one of your shows in person one day.
That makes two of us! Really appreciate the kind words :-)
I grew up watching you and your brother on the HoCoFair stage, and I am floored to see you on P&T now~! Congratz on making it there!
Thank you so much! Feeling floored myself; and fingers crossed we'll be able to have a HoCo Fair this year :-)
I didn’t know this was still running in Corona. Nice job Peter.
It's Vegas. But if Penn didn't feel safe about it.. I guarantee you this wouldn't be happening
Who's Peter?
@@angelowerner6512 The magician how's Preforming
@@disssclaimer2012 you mean the guy who was doing the trick?
@@angelowerner6512 yes...
4:15 is so obvious.
It could be a fake move. Magicians have been known to do false movements to throw Penn and Teller off. I think this is the case for this move since it was so obvious, and he didn't have to reach down for the other packets.
@@lostgenius true
@@lostgenius wow I didn’t even think about that, pretty smart
I think the envelopes had only 2 colors in them. Allyson didn't get a free pick on the envelopes. This then leaves slight of hand very possible for switching the other two, if necessary.
Alice may havebon placed 1 rag corectly and he pllulled the others to match while swaping the red
4:14 every move a magician makes is deliberate.
Every envelop has green in it. Before he hands her the "red" envelop, he switches it under the table. For yellow and blue, he's palming a scrunched up piece of fabric (which he loaded into his hands out of his pockets when he stuck his hands into his pockets while talking). When he tears his envelops open, he leaves the wadded up green inside the envelops and displays the palmed appropriate colors.
When does he load the yellow cloth into his hands
@@Ahmed-vs1ui It is really easy to palm the scrunched up yellow. He is either getting it from behind the little plaque with the eyes on it, or he's pulling it into his hands when he sticks his right thumb underneath the table at approximate 4:35.
He should've hide the red envelope behind the eyes instead of reaching under the table for so long. Tat may have been misdirection, but still he never shows the back of the eyes and it would have been a clean and easy swap.
Not palming, he's using thumb tips. You notice each time he tears open the envelope he jams his right thumb inside, then he squeezes the outside of the envelope to take off the thumb tip and then reaches in to take out the scarf. He's really good at hiding the thumb tip during his movements but there's a few spots that if you pause you can see it. That's also why Penn gave the code word "tip of our tongue" he's referencing a thumb tip.
@@Fatvod This is the corerct answer. at 5:06 he add the tip in his pocket, and at 5:09 for a few frame you can see the thumb is almost as long as the other finder when he raise his hand, showing the tip,
Lol thw subtle hints of him grabbing them from under the table, is very subtle.
Fool Us is one of the best shows on TV! Every trick makes me do research on it. Especially helpful is the magic code Penn & Teller always use to give us hints about them. I love Alyson Hannigan. She is adorable; I was a big Buffy fan from long ago. Those yellow shoes are hot!
Peter is a fabulous magician and is someone I would love to see in person doing a full show. 👍🏻
what ? this guy is the sloppiest worst i have ever seen , the first envelope red , he does the swap and you see his hand behind the table , watch again . burner , now i'll watch the rest sure its just as bad
Switched the red one while grabbing for the eyes, then got lucky
I saw that too x
I don't think getting lucky is part of magic, let's be honest
Lol
Palm a blue kerchief in your hand, hide the green one while opening it.
And/or a special way of opening the paper to make the extra kerchief not fall out.
Those are my guesses after watching just once, no pausing.
I mean, if the red one was wrong, then he should have also swapped a different one where the actual red was
I love his house, it looks fabulous.
Great presentation, but this trick ain't gonna fool Penn & Teller.
*"I thought we should test the X-ray vision, with... Alyson!"*
I see what you did there. 😏😁
🤷
@@timmack2415 I think he means test the X-ray vision with Alyson meaning, test it “ON” her. Through her clothes. Just as a joke. 🙂 I know X-ray is through clothes to bones but as a joke..., not technical, just playful, that’s how I interpreted their comment.
@@Justicesfor okay. I guess I'm a little slow sometimes. I am, after all, the product of the NYC public school system and a community college. 🤦
@@timmack2415 oh man I’m sooo sorry. That was rude of me. I should have written my comment in crayons for you. Lol I’m just kidding. You’re funny though 😃😁😆😄
@@timmack2415 No, man. I don't believe that I'm slow but I didn't really understand it either. I assumed it was some pervy joke, but it wasn't really clear the way it was said.
Two things :-
1. He took the red envelope from behind the table
2. He made the choices who will tear which envelope...quite possible that the envelope he tore had multiple clothes in it
I don't think that would work. I think the envelopes all have green inside. So no matter how they are placed, the green one will always be right. The red one was swapped under the table. The ones that Peter opens himself are slight of hand. He doesn't really take something out of the envelopes, he is already holding the right cloth inside his hand before opening. Those he gets previously. I think: one from the table and one at 5:17. One hand will simultaneously hold the envelope and the extra cloth. The extra cloth is also packaged tight, so that he can make the illusion of it coming out of the envelope.
All green. Thumb tips for yellow and blue...red switched out at 4:15.
Each of the envelopes has each colour in it. You can see he takes an extra second to take out each one.
That was a very fun trick to watch. Well done!
Great act!
You're brilliant! I love the types of tricks where it looks like the audience member is doing the trick rather than the magician themselves. Your stage presence is great and I love the props - wonderful performance!! 😊 I'm purposely not reading other comments because I don't want to spoil the magic, I never understand Penn's rambles at the end haha and this trick in particular I just loved it!
Wow, thank you so, so much, Katie! I've always found this approach far more interesting than the "all powerful magician" cliché, and am delighted that you agree :-) Really appreciate your taking the time to pass along the kind words.
It's almost impossible to spoil the magic, for me... It's even more impressive to see the skill and cleverness that goes into the actual trick...
I mean if you could teleport objects from hand to hand for real, that would be amazing, but I wouldn't be amazed if you could do magic tricks with it...
I enjoy the audience participation too, but I'm perplexed by this trick. Could it have worked with any random member of the audience or was Alyson "in on it" in some way? I can't work out what it is that she "saw" that made her choose particular colours... but perhaps it's best to not know. I'll have to watch this a couple more times, because I'm a bit mystified by what actually happened. Good trick!
@@AutPen38 I think the rules of the show forbid stooges so Alyson should never be in on it.
Incredible how magicians have their own code language
This is an evergreen trick!
*applause* Well played, Achille. Thank you!
4:15 right hand drops behind case-
4:34 both thumbs behind case- "on the tip of your tongue..." (thumb) ~Penn~
4:57 right hand in pocket-
4:59 both hands in pockets- Simple palming trick
how the hell does he keep it in his hand with all dt motion
i understand fr the red and yellow
If he could swap/thumb/palm three of them, he won't need to do any trick for the last color.
@@user-ds6jv5jf5o agree
For the final two, I think he's using false thumbs and stuffing them in the envelope when it opens them. Basically, all envelops have green. Red is swapped behind the briefcase. Yellow and Blue are each pulled from his pocket at different times using false thumbs. Notice how much longer than Alyson he takes to open the final envelope.
Kudos to you for not doing what so many magicians do.
You wrote "I gave Alyson xray vision"
You didnt write "amazing magician nearly bedazzles penn and teller!"
Really appreciate it, Elor! It's a subtle but important distinction, and I appreciate that you picked up on it.
You made my kids so happy when you visited our library in town. You are so great:)
Wonderful. I felt like a kid again.
Big thanks, Jeremy!
Jolly good, Peter! Better luck next time.
Funny part is, Barney Stinson also tried to "test X-Ray with Alyson" before 😄
Naaauuughty
Legendary
Barney "Wait for it" stinson?
@@chieffomchik13 Exactly, the legen-- wait for it...
@@Zeru64_ dery
A great show regardless if they know how you pulled it off. I have no clue other than forcing. Well done, Sir!
you're like that pirate guy whose name escapes me at the moment. it's more than just magic, which is impressive (you fooled me!), but there's a whole story to it which makes it so much more entertaining. great performance man!
Hey thanks so much! The goal is always to make it fooling *and* entertaining, so I really appreciate it.
Switched envelopes behind the suitcase. Easy.
The first thing that immediately came to mind when you held up the eye panel to compare them to her’s you were switching out a packet to give her the right color. Then I think you intentionally chose which packet to let her open and which one you would open so you could force the right colors. Just a hunch though.
Fabulous act.
I can't tell you how many times watching this I think, "And this one time at band camp..."
Would love a tour of his home
I concur.
Great original routine I did notice a few things that confirm Penns statement. There was a lot of camera misdirection focusing on Alice when the magician would not want the audience to see but they wouldn't be catching it as they're not trained to see what is actually happening. Still very entertaining and great story line
I love this dudes house and i love that he collects amazing things!!! I wish i could find a significant other like that....
Love the laugh and clap track. Very personal
If Anyone Would Fool Penn & Teller, Peter Wood🙆🏾♂️
So elegant and astounding!
So simple to do yet effective.
Wow, the audience really liked you! I think it's the first time I have heard them "Awnnn" someone's loss.
Dude really knows how to use a thumb tip well. Seriously good work.
Really??
I saw the swap for the red cloth, so i think all the envelopes were green, the yellow swap was clean, but blue was a bit clunky. The act itself is very unique though, and if it were live, i wouldn't have caught it.
How??
@@John-dd8kh When there's only one option, there's no wrong choice. Two thumbs up for Mr. Woods!
The very important in magic are not only to impress your audience but to enjoy the show 😁
Well if it's any consolation, you fooled me!👍🏽
😆😆😆😆😆
4:13 - 4:17 there's a swap of envelopes from the box underneath the stands. As for the other 2 envelopes , i believe it's a force, so he did not need to swap them out. Perhaps the blue envelope was already loaded with all the colors, and Peter just had to pull out the correct one.
Yup. That’s what even I caught/
It’s even more simple. Remember, he chooses the order in which the envelopes are revealed, and he’s responsible for revealing two of them. That should give you an idea. 👍
Yeah there's definitely a swap there. Never trust a magician when his hands go behind the table lol
I think all of them have green in them, he swaps one for a red and gives to Allison, thumbs a yellow, clearly hands Allison an untampered and thumbs a blue.
It was very joyable! I love the idea of collecting old magical things! But though I don’t know how this trick is done, I’ve seen magicians doing this quite a lot, so I knew he couldn’t fool them with this! I really liked Penn’s compliments and clues too! 😊
Well, I am still stumped. You fooled me. Great job!
Thanks so much, Jim!
I love his style.