Honestly I love that he cuts through all the horsecrap like psychics and mystics and just entertains in such a wholesome way. There is always a positive message in the episodes whether its to open your eyes to the opportunities all around you and make your own luck, or to remove the negative baggage in your life and remember the excitement you had as a kid. Chapeau Mr Brown. Exceptional.
You are right that he did but I don't actually think her credibility had really come under any real or serious scrutiny back whenever this program was made.
I once.produced her on home shopping telly as she had her own range of jewellery with us, normally my job is to tell the presenter product information, co trol the pricing strategy and give the presenter the names of the people calling in to buy. I refused to give her any names as I said she should have known them without me shouting them out if she is psychic, the head of production gave me a right bollocki g as she refused to come on air again lol
@@edmckay8647 what I have never understood myself with people who are supposedly able to connect with the dead is why are the messages never clear? I will give you an example: "I'm getting a Jenny or a Jill?" I just find it EXTREMELY convenient that information they are pertaining to get is never crystal clear. It's worded in such a way that leaves it open for the person they are talking to to run with and fill in the gaps themselves. I mean let's be honest its all BULLSHIT anyway and you know NO ONE can talk to the dead but I don't understand why no one ever calls them out on it either.
Makes me realize how much I don't know myself, or how human brain works. I like that behind your work is kindness. With skills like that, you need to have an enormous amount of responsibility. Amazing stuff.
To be fair though, it's not just skill Derren has. Most of these things he sets up require an ungodly amount of preparation before they even stand a chance of working. And they don't always work on everyone. I guarantee he probably has a pretty high percentage of people who don't "fall for it" and they just get cut out of the video. Saying that though I love Derren and think his stuff is amazing
@@benturner3458 thats true but then its back to Wayne in the first episode. If you want to be lucky you are more likely to be. If you want to "fall for it" then you are open minded and a much more susceptible subject that will no doubt have great results.
@@5RustyBin I think they say that between 10 and 20% of the population are suggestible enough to be viable candidates for hypnosis. I think it has a lot to do with the ability to be put into a trance state, and lots of us just can't relax enough to let it happen- we also aren't as easily influenced or suggestible and again I believe that is sort of the bedrock that these sort of techniques are built on. If you can't be put 'under' then nothing is going to work (I believe, though don't quote me on that 😂, it's been a while since I've read up on it. Though it is fascinating) Cheers for the reply mate
@@SpiritualAwakening1989 The roll was normal, but of course it's how the die stops dead in the bowl that reveals the trick. Aside from that, there was no obvious number difference between the shows of hands for 3, 4 and 5, but Derren made it seem like half the room had put their hand up for 4.
Well it was a trick made for TV, it was through design he won, not luck. The artifice of the multiple rolls are there to make you think it's random. There's a thousand and one ways to fake it, relying on chance isn't one.
@@lemon_j22 Do you know he didn't. Us Yorkshiremen give generously when we can, but don't see the need to advertise it. After over 50 years knowing people like that and towns like that, he would spend the money locally. Derron changed nothing, this is a TV show, not reality. He doesn't have magical powers, he's is a conjuror. He made more money out of the town than he gave.
@@lemon_j22 Probably not, the impact from most TV stunts don't resonate for decades. Do you think he's so stupid he needs a white saviour from the home counties to tell him his secret power like a fairy story? How patronising, you should be ashamed of yourself.
For those of you wondering: the piece Ashani plays is Mozart's "Twelve Variations on 'Ah vous dirai-je, Maman', K. 265/300e" It is a lovely piece and she did a remarkable job.
@jackcooper3307 don't be intentionally stupid. He obviously misspelled Derren or it autocorrected to Darren. Stop watching your nice guy lectures, you've turned into a prick.
This is so odd. I am normally a Wayne with the worst luck of anybody I know. My friends and neighbors recognize my bad luck and pity me. But earlier today I went to get a haircut and it was a one hour wait. Well there was a lady outside whose car battery had died and she needed a jump start. I have cables but they weren't in the car. So I drove home to get them but couldn't find them. So I stopped at an auto parts store and picked up a pair. Drove back and got her car started, and she gave me 50 dollars. I said it was too much but she insisted I take it. To top it off, it all happened in time to get my haircut with no waiting at all. Then later I came across this video. It's the strangest coincidence of my life. I've jump started other folks before but nobody ever gave me money for it.
One of the most magnificent pieces of television I ever saw when it first aired and still holds up today. Wonderful stuff! I forgot what cash looked like...
Very good. Seems like our egos are a bundle of suggestions imprinted in our psyche that we unconsciously took for being true. The power of the mind. Incredible.
@@TheKillingJoker1980 a vast vocabulary increases your ability to logically think and communicate with nuance just like learning a forrein language might. Why should you simplificate your thinking and communication? You dont think people are so thik thev can not understand words if they are not too common? Do you think they are not able to ask what a word means if it is new to them? Well, if youre being so afraid to admit you don't know everything, thats the only way one could stagnate to the point of voluntary ignorance because of silly cowardice or pride? No sane person would want to just pretend to know something they know they don't get at all. That would torment their mind. Its extreme stupidity to pretend to know instead of admitting you dont know. When you can at any time begin to ask, read about to learn and to observe aswell as discuss and even experiemet, to see if you have learned to find out where you are. It only takes time. There is no shame in giving complicate explanations to communicate complicate and novel ideas to one that is interested in morre than just learning the shallow words to utter in similar opportunities just to be able to manipulate others ignorant about the subject to see your performance as you knowing something you don't really understand, Complex issues need nuance, so the whole issue is not misunderstood by the learning party because of over simplification leading to passing on useless but convincing data, but creating false facts that lead to distorted opinions, actions with un intented aftermath We got government media religious cults and cultural misinformation for you if you want just answers that can not be logically questioned so trying to follow the daya will make you un easy in your safe fairy realm. If thats too scary you brobably want just easy explanations not reasons why you are fed them.
None of us trust an illusionist with the roll of a die right? I haven't the first clue how it was done, especially with three seemingly identical rolls, but I would be shocked if Wayne losing that roll was a real possibility.
Bravo kind Sir. Only simple minded people would believe that this situation was real. Saying that... Knowing that he will win the money, I was cheering for him, guy looked like a decent human
I thought so, too, yet the suspense held me in a tight grip. I don't believe in Magic, but if there was a true mage anywhere, it'd be a funny sceptic, I'm sure.
Quantum entanglement anyone? 🤔 ... I fookin' LOVE Derren... amazing skills and dedication 19:46 to his craft. One of the most interesting guys ever... fascinating insights into just how 'easily' we humans can be influenced. 👍
What most people call luck is actually a combination of 1) "fortune" best defined as a beneficial outcome and 2) "probability" - the mathematical definition. and 3) a belief in a metaphysical "luck" which is attributed to people, objects, moments, etc. "they got lucky"... Did they perform any better than the probability would predict? Often not. "they got lucky" just means "they received a fortunate outcome". "they got lucky". They got the rare item after 10 events when the expected proability is 1/100. Does this mean a spirit is bending the probability in their favour? No. A 1/100 chance will not always happen every 100 events on the 100th event. But the earlier or later the outcome occurs compared to the expected probability just becomes less and less likelier.
You know, when he said “it’s not a rude word” something about the way he said rude made me think root. Which then had me thinking a 4 letter word would be tree, because I figured I’d need to visualize a root and that would be too hard so I wanted to visualize a tree instead. But maybe it’s the accent he used that he really said “it’s not a road word.” So when he said the word started with R I went back and started thinking root. But obviously that was wrong.
@@Htrac I totally believe it, when millions of us live hand to mouth and don't even have life savings. Most of the working and lower middle class are a pay check away from homelessness. If that's unbelievable for you, you're an incredibly privileged person.
I think he did that a few times. He's given her ample opportunity to prove her abilities, but she keeps turning it down. I guess some people are just afraid of success, but still willing to charge hundreds of dollars for their services that they are unwilling to prove the validity of.
@@steakknives yeah, I've seen that he has mentioned / has shown Sally Morgan few times. I'm from Finland and even here we have had few stories about Sally Morgan. I know this is maybe like almost 10 years old episode but I hope Derren keeps it up. About all these con people.
Luck in life isn't about being handed £20 for answering some questions, or winning a TV from a scratch card, but about the big picture. Wayne says he has bad luck, but he clearly hasn't. Hard work and commitment have contributed, but he had the good luck to inherit or build a business which was popular in the area. The majority of businesses fail. I've never won the lottery, but I've had episodes of good luck which have resulted in good things happening which lasted years, and which were far more important than winning a few quid.
Tony the Pagan with the marketing highlights of his stick: .....''and you can use it to point!'' Come on....these people cannot be real. It's like an alternative to Royston Vasey! lol
People think I’m lucky because I take risks , I swing for the fences so to speak, so I get more chances to be correct, they because they like me don’t remember the misses. I’m wrong a lot I make errors a lot and I’m fine with that. But I’m not lucky at all.
Ashani is such a cuty, I just wanna hug and kiss her. I can't imagine how nervous she must've been stepping out onto that stage with all those stuffy people in the audience. Her piano skills are amazing.
Ah, Todmorden. I went to the fair there in 1979 and some hippies in a bus told me I could eat mushrooms out of the field and get high. And I did. No wonder there's all kinds of goings-on there.
Love that dignity underpins this. The edit showing people starting to lean on dependency (for things like health) into the timing of the last act. Nice. Interesting insight into the power and danger of wishful thinking.
Soooo....this woman could play the piano her whole life, but Derren hypnotized her into thinking she couldn't play at all, and that lasted a full 24 hours, while she was awake and walking around, until she sat down at the piano? Is that the explanation? The explanation of what was going on seemed a little muddy to me.
These mind games only work on a very few select number of people, usually those easily manipulated and susceptible and he sifts them out from hundreds of candidates
That was very cruel. Putting Wayne and his family in that position in front of others that way. Regardless of how it turned out. And no, I don't believe he rolled a 4 on the third roll. You just have to look at his daughter's reaction, or lack of. But by the magic of television...
I loved Derren when he was on TV every week, it's great to be able to see him here on UA-cam
The lucky dog episode is one of the most heartwarming things I’ve ever seen on television. Wonderful stuff.
I cried, lol my goodness wow. Something about that really got me.
I wouldn’t have had the heart to reveal the experiment.
What a lovely story the "lucky dog" was. I wish more entertainers, tv personalities, youtubers created content like this!
Honestly I love that he cuts through all the horsecrap like psychics and mystics and just entertains in such a wholesome way. There is always a positive message in the episodes whether its to open your eyes to the opportunities all around you and make your own luck, or to remove the negative baggage in your life and remember the excitement you had as a kid. Chapeau Mr Brown. Exceptional.
He misleads too, just in different ways.
@@Htracand he always explains the power of suggestion
"it's town that thrives on tales of the supernatural, mysterious herds of cows,aliens, it's also popular with lesbians" 😂
Its a hell of TripAdvisor review no doubt
well what can i say. i have a place to move to now
sounds like my kinda place
I've been trying to get a wife here for years, definitely high influx of lesbians.
56 years not a single taker.
@@coffeshop87 that is telling us... something. im just not sure what. but i can guess it has to do with you
This was a great episode, Wayne couldn’t of been a better person to test, the ending with his life savings was heartwarming.
Derren stitching up Sally Morgan like an absolute kipper.
You are right that he did but I don't actually think her credibility had really come under any real or serious scrutiny back whenever this program was made.
I once.produced her on home shopping telly as she had her own range of jewellery with us, normally my job is to tell the presenter product information, co trol the pricing strategy and give the presenter the names of the people calling in to buy. I refused to give her any names as I said she should have known them without me shouting them out if she is psychic, the head of production gave me a right bollocki g as she refused to come on air again lol
@@edmckay8647 what I have never understood myself with people who are supposedly able to connect with the dead is why are the messages never clear? I will give you an example:
"I'm getting a Jenny or a Jill?" I just find it EXTREMELY convenient that information they are pertaining to get is never crystal clear. It's worded in such a way that leaves it open for the person they are talking to to run with and fill in the gaps themselves. I mean let's be honest its all BULLSHIT anyway and you know NO ONE can talk to the dead but I don't understand why no one ever calls them out on it either.
Makes me realize how much I don't know myself, or how human brain works. I like that behind your work is kindness. With skills like that, you need to have an enormous amount of responsibility. Amazing stuff.
To be fair though, it's not just skill Derren has. Most of these things he sets up require an ungodly amount of preparation before they even stand a chance of working. And they don't always work on everyone. I guarantee he probably has a pretty high percentage of people who don't "fall for it" and they just get cut out of the video. Saying that though I love Derren and think his stuff is amazing
@@benturner3458 thats true but then its back to Wayne in the first episode. If you want to be lucky you are more likely to be. If you want to "fall for it" then you are open minded and a much more susceptible subject that will no doubt have great results.
@@5RustyBin I think they say that between 10 and 20% of the population are suggestible enough to be viable candidates for hypnosis. I think it has a lot to do with the ability to be put into a trance state, and lots of us just can't relax enough to let it happen- we also aren't as easily influenced or suggestible and again I believe that is sort of the bedrock that these sort of techniques are built on. If you can't be put 'under' then nothing is going to work (I believe, though don't quote me on that 😂, it's been a while since I've read up on it. Though it is fascinating)
Cheers for the reply mate
Well, I wasn't expecting to be brought to tears! Great trick with the dice by the way 👌😅
What was the trick? How did Derren make sure a 4 came up?
magnetic dice @@Trollerolf
It's easy to load trick dice
I would agree that 4 didn’t seem natural the whole roll didn’t.
@@SpiritualAwakening1989 The roll was normal, but of course it's how the die stops dead in the bowl that reveals the trick. Aside from that, there was no obvious number difference between the shows of hands for 3, 4 and 5, but Derren made it seem like half the room had put their hand up for 4.
2 amazing episodes. The Luck episode could make a fantastic film, and the Piano one has me in tears every time.
was not expecting that insane character development from wayne. had me crying when he won on his luck after all!
Well it was a trick made for TV, it was through design he won, not luck. The artifice of the multiple rolls are there to make you think it's random. There's a thousand and one ways to fake it, relying on chance isn't one.
@@lemon_j22 Do you know he didn't. Us Yorkshiremen give generously when we can, but don't see the need to advertise it. After over 50 years knowing people like that and towns like that, he would spend the money locally. Derron changed nothing, this is a TV show, not reality. He doesn't have magical powers, he's is a conjuror. He made more money out of the town than he gave.
@@lemon_j22 Probably not, the impact from most TV stunts don't resonate for decades. Do you think he's so stupid he needs a white saviour from the home counties to tell him his secret power like a fairy story? How patronising, you should be ashamed of yourself.
well, he is dead now after being hit by a car :( he really was unlucky
Definitely should have given the £1000 @@lemon_j22
I'd almost forgotten what good TV looked like. Bering Derren back.
Two brilliantly entertaining videos. Both exceptional. Thank you, Mr. Derren Brown (and Team).
For those of you wondering: the piece Ashani plays is Mozart's "Twelve Variations on 'Ah vous dirai-je, Maman', K. 265/300e"
It is a lovely piece and she did a remarkable job.
I'm gonna start using classical song names as my passwords. Ain't noone guessing/cracking that
I love the way the trick or treat cards are the same upside down. Very clever.
its called an ambigram. Features in the Dan Brown book/movie Angels and Demons. There are some amazing ones around.
No matter what happens in your life Darren you have a good heart and that's bigger than any show you have ever put on 🎉
Who’s Darren?
@jackcooper3307 don't be intentionally stupid. He obviously misspelled Derren or it autocorrected to Darren. Stop watching your nice guy lectures, you've turned into a prick.
@@jackcooper3307 Now now!!
This is so odd. I am normally a Wayne with the worst luck of anybody I know. My friends and neighbors recognize my bad luck and pity me. But earlier today I went to get a haircut and it was a one hour wait. Well there was a lady outside whose car battery had died and she needed a jump start. I have cables but they weren't in the car. So I drove home to get them but couldn't find them. So I stopped at an auto parts store and picked up a pair. Drove back and got her car started, and she gave me 50 dollars. I said it was too much but she insisted I take it. To top it off, it all happened in time to get my haircut with no waiting at all. Then later I came across this video. It's the strangest coincidence of my life. I've jump started other folks before but nobody ever gave me money for it.
One of the most magnificent pieces of television I ever saw when it first aired and still holds up today. Wonderful stuff! I forgot what cash looked like...
oh my goodness.. the piano episode has me in tears. i can relate to her so much feeling so defeated musically. omg that was amazing
Very good. Seems like our egos are a bundle of suggestions imprinted in our psyche that we unconsciously took for being true. The power of the mind. Incredible.
Never use big words when small ones are equally proficient
@@TheKillingJoker1980 a vast vocabulary increases your ability to logically think and communicate with nuance just like learning a forrein language might. Why should you simplificate your thinking and communication? You dont think people are so thik thev can not understand words if they are not too common?
Do you think they are not able to ask what a word means if it is new to them?
Well, if youre being so afraid to admit you don't know everything, thats the only way one could stagnate to the point of voluntary ignorance because of silly cowardice or pride?
No sane person would want to just pretend to know something they know they don't get at all. That would torment their mind.
Its extreme stupidity to pretend to know instead of admitting you dont know. When you can at any time begin to ask, read about to learn and to observe aswell as discuss and even experiemet, to see if you have learned to find out where you are.
It only takes time.
There is no shame in giving complicate explanations to communicate complicate and novel ideas to one that is interested in morre than just learning the shallow words to utter in similar opportunities just to be able to manipulate others ignorant about the subject to see your performance as you knowing something you don't really understand,
Complex issues need nuance, so the whole issue is not misunderstood by the learning party because of over simplification leading to passing on useless but convincing data, but creating false facts that lead to distorted opinions, actions with un intented aftermath
We got government media religious cults and cultural misinformation for you if you want just answers that can not be logically questioned so trying to follow the daya will make you un easy in your safe fairy realm. If thats too scary you brobably want just easy explanations not reasons why you are fed them.
@@KeijjoHammas-bw9ep tl;dr
Women telling me to get lost over the years is one hell of a suggestion 😂
Buddhism 101
It's like a hot fuzz episode!
Two really beautiful episodes. Wow.
Derren you're a legend. Please teach me the ways
do you have any new videos ? maybe pointing out how the masses are being controlled by these sorts of techniques. your amazing ! x
I cried when he said “Wayne” .. still watching … ❤
Same. Emotional watching him gamble his life savings...
wayne died
Wow, I love this! The pub lady story!!! ❤❤
What I would give to have a sit down with this man. I think it would be life changing
None of us trust an illusionist with the roll of a die right?
I haven't the first clue how it was done, especially with three seemingly identical rolls, but I would be shocked if Wayne losing that roll was a real possibility.
Bravo kind Sir. Only simple minded people would believe that this situation was real. Saying that... Knowing that he will win the money, I was cheering for him, guy looked like a decent human
I thought so, too, yet the suspense held me in a tight grip.
I don't believe in Magic, but if there was a true mage anywhere, it'd be a funny sceptic, I'm sure.
I think that if he hadn't have rolled a four, derren brown would have somehow spun it into a lucky way to make it sound like he was still lucky.
@@TheOfficialNathanMacLeod I'd say that would be harder to do than anything else.
Magnet under the dish was powered on and the dice was a stooge.
He's just so good
Quantum entanglement anyone? 🤔 ... I fookin' LOVE Derren... amazing skills and dedication 19:46 to his craft. One of the most interesting guys ever... fascinating insights into just how 'easily' we humans can be influenced. 👍
What most people call luck is actually a combination of 1) "fortune" best defined as a beneficial outcome and 2) "probability" - the mathematical definition. and 3) a belief in a metaphysical "luck" which is attributed to people, objects, moments, etc.
"they got lucky"...
Did they perform any better than the probability would predict?
Often not. "they got lucky" just means "they received a fortunate outcome".
"they got lucky". They got the rare item after 10 events when the expected proability is 1/100.
Does this mean a spirit is bending the probability in their favour? No. A 1/100 chance will not always happen every 100 events on the 100th event. But the earlier or later the outcome occurs compared to the expected probability just becomes less and less likelier.
Wow! this is how programming of the masses works. We are just sheep really.
You know, when he said “it’s not a rude word” something about the way he said rude made me think root. Which then had me thinking a 4 letter word would be tree, because I figured I’d need to visualize a root and that would be too hard so I wanted to visualize a tree instead. But maybe it’s the accent he used that he really said “it’s not a road word.” So when he said the word started with R I went back and started thinking root. But obviously that was wrong.
It's edited. You dont know what suggestions Derren has pushed onto his victims before that segment
WTF . The piano was insane. Bravo 👏 Id love to meet you Derren. Maybe you could fix me. 👍
That jazz rendition of drugs don't work was beautiful
6:16 The Polished Knob 😂
It's a cracking pub too 😂
Lucky dog episode got me in tears 😭
Lmao same bro 😂
Wayne putting in his life savings, honestly brought a tear to my eye!
Same although is basically saying gambling things you can't afford to lose is good....
Turns out he was jinxed after all
You really believe his life savings was £1000?
@@Htrac I totally believe it, when millions of us live hand to mouth and don't even have life savings. Most of the working and lower middle class are a pay check away from homelessness. If that's unbelievable for you, you're an incredibly privileged person.
@@zeldagoblin There is 0% chance his life savings were £1000.
Love it when Derren wanted to humiliate Sally Morgan :)
I think he did that a few times. He's given her ample opportunity to prove her abilities, but she keeps turning it down. I guess some people are just afraid of success, but still willing to charge hundreds of dollars for their services that they are unwilling to prove the validity of.
@@steakknives yeah, I've seen that he has mentioned / has shown Sally Morgan few times. I'm from Finland and even here we have had few stories about Sally Morgan. I know this is maybe like almost 10 years old episode but I hope Derren keeps it up. About all these con people.
He didn't humiliate Sally, Gordon Ramsey made himself cry
That girl already knew how to play piano right
We're supposed to just believe Derren when he tells us she couldn't?
@@Sock1122did u watch the full show? He made her forget she'd ever played. That was the point
While Wayne was watching fireworks in the park his house was burgled and he’s down 6 grand 😆
Then he became a gambling addict and lost everything. His house, wife and all. 😿
🤦♂️😂
He would always have ribs... At last he wouldn't starve
@@7Lace77damnn 😬how did you find this out ?
He was also hit by a car some years back and killed.
What great fun. Thank you.
I wonder if the dice was rigged somehow. There is no way it ended that perfectly
So, I've had this stuff in my head but was never able to really "see it" in my head while awake till recently. It's always been there. 😕
Stuff? Like luck? Like being a happier person?
Derren gave Wayne such a nice hug lol
I really noticed that too.
It's amazing what you can do to a person when they don't know you're doing it. The darker side though, is how most scammers work.
Luck in life isn't about being handed £20 for answering some questions, or winning a TV from a scratch card, but about the big picture. Wayne says he has bad luck, but he clearly hasn't. Hard work and commitment have contributed, but he had the good luck to inherit or build a business which was popular in the area. The majority of businesses fail. I've never won the lottery, but I've had episodes of good luck which have resulted in good things happening which lasted years, and which were far more important than winning a few quid.
The trick or treat cards were a trick - they're the same card rotated.
It was a trick and a treat ;-)
I like the spirit of these people, especially the pagan guy.
"It' is now Sunday afternoon and we're here in the town hall" Classic NLP statement.
7:34 Haven't laughed that hard in ages!😂😂😂😂
Was not expecting him to say that was so funny 🤣🤣
The most impressive thing about this video, is the journalist being able to read her own notes....33:00
short hand is legit impressive
1000 pounds as LIFE savings?? How poor are people in the UK?
That’s crazy, I knew it was the word road too but I don’t remember reading it anywhere.
Did you know that the placebo effect works, even if you KNOW you are taking a placebo!?!
didnt know that. Wow, the power of the mind hey
Nocebo is even more effective. Maybe, because we tend toward the negative.
35:38 Shaggy from Scooby Doo made an appearance
You can use it...... to point 😂😂
was the dice coming up 4 part of the trick. i dont see how it could be but its darren brown
Just a loaded dice that uses magnets to set the number
Love Dawn's hair. She's beautiful
Tony the Pagan with the marketing highlights of his stick: .....''and you can use it to point!'' Come on....these people cannot be real. It's like an alternative to Royston Vasey! lol
Most pagans i know of are batshit tbf
He's a comedy legend
Check out the amazing sculptures of the late David Wynne who created the lucky dog.
Not his finest work, but I did enjoy his varied style
People think I’m lucky because I take risks , I swing for the fences so to speak, so I get more chances to be correct, they because they like me don’t remember the misses. I’m wrong a lot I make errors a lot and I’m fine with that. But I’m not lucky at all.
Ashani is such a cuty, I just wanna hug and kiss her. I can't imagine how nervous she must've been stepping out onto that stage with all those stuffy people in the audience. Her piano skills are amazing.
She's 8.
lol “you can use it to call the ancestors or… or you can use it to point.”
Well, that was actually really rather moving 🥲❤
The white of the eye, where the word "ROAD" was written, is called the sclera, not the pupil.
I know. Ruined my night
@@charlytaylor1748 😆 😂 😆
6:17 that pubs name is The Polished Knob, LOL
Did anyone else guess the first two numbers to come down the shoot? They both came to me strangely.
No, but I also chose 4 to be the lucky Dice.
Knight that man!
"R"
"Good"
"A"
"No thats not it"
"... so nothing influenced your decision on this word then?"
Ah, Todmorden. I went to the fair there in 1979 and some hippies in a bus told me I could eat mushrooms out of the field and get high. And I did. No wonder there's all kinds of goings-on there.
Here's £20.
British man: "Yeah, go on then"
This episode is more important than ever in a world of propaganda and magical thinking.
I’d love for someone to guess drop coupes by NIP is constantly playing in my head 😂😂
Derren
Imo this is his most impressive and beautiful piece of art.
Is the trick to the dice roll that he has done this whole experiment multiple times, and then only show us the one that won?
He had three chances to roll a 4. He did on the third roll.
No he had 1 chance to roll a 4. That chance had to be the 3rd roll. The 2 rolls before didnt count@phoenixrising5088
I want one of those t..shirts.
7:30 my guy was onto something there lmaoo
Rivalling Eastbourne for lesbians
Love that dignity underpins this. The edit showing people starting to lean on dependency (for things like health) into the timing of the last act. Nice. Interesting insight into the power and danger of wishful thinking.
Wouldn't it be easier to assume that it's the dog than some super secret undercover operation to make people rely on luck?
The bit where it was Wayne that put his life savings down was powerful🥹
THEY ALL ACT FOR THE MEDIA. THATS THE TRIK. XX
How, how and how?
tony the pagan should pitch to dragonsden..."and you can use it to point"...genius marketing
WOW!!!!!!
Where has Derren Been?
34:30 A younger Derren is in the audience in a cap and fake nose. Time traveler. That would explain so much!
"It's really beautiful isn't it?"
"It is beautiful from up here."
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Derren the Luck was THAT Part of You That you PUT In to The Dog
Soooo....this woman could play the piano her whole life, but Derren hypnotized her into thinking she couldn't play at all, and that lasted a full 24 hours, while she was awake and walking around, until she sat down at the piano? Is that the explanation? The explanation of what was going on seemed a little muddy to me.
Yeah I’m still wondering about that one
These mind games only work on a very few select number of people, usually those easily manipulated and susceptible and he sifts them out from hundreds of candidates
On the other side I take every opportunity that comes my way and every time it’s a negative.I just attract shit.
Can someone explain the piano thing?
Like she just forgot she played the piano her whole life? Bs bro
the trick version would have been amazing too "hey, you suck at piano ? there you go and play in front of all these people"
42:05 Shaggy from Scooby Doo haha
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Basically what you have done with this is prove Sally Morgan is a fake. 😂😂
The piano prodigy 😮🤯😳 how the fck does it work?!
That was very cruel. Putting Wayne and his family in that position in front of others that way. Regardless of how it turned out. And no, I don't believe he rolled a 4 on the third roll. You just have to look at his daughter's reaction, or lack of. But by the magic of television...
oh no i think he did roll a 4... darren swapped the die for a trick one for that roll. he never would have taken his money, he was always going to win
I guessed it would be the Verve :O got the wrong song though!
so what if you're like me and have never heard that song? then what happens lol
Same here. I was expecting Happy Birthday or something
Wayne was hit and killed by a car some years back. The irony is tragic.
May his soul rip