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Right now we are making the last minute preparations for the

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Magicians - Live! Our audience have arrived. Hello! APPLAUSE Now time

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for our celebrities to find out what this week's forfeit is. So far,

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we have seen Keith Duffy with a mouthful of molten metal, the Hoff

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take on the Samurai sword and Mel Giedroyc squashed on a bed of nails.

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Tonight, Tina hobby, Myleene Klass and Adam Woodyatt -- Tina Hobley,

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Myleene Klass and Adam Woodyatt join me. You guys ready to find

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out? Turn around. Unleash the beast! It is the glass walk and

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stone smash. Yes! You will have to walk barefoot across a razor-sharp

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sea of broken glass. That is not all. Once you reach the middle here,

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you will have this concrete block placed on your head and smashed

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with a sledgehammer. Literally a head-to-toe nightmare! Who will win

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and who will take on that at the end of this show? You decide, folks.

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Welcome to the Magicians. We are Live from Shepperton Studios,

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please welcome your host, Darren McMullen and the Magicians.

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APPLAUSE They have the shock factor - it is Barry and Stuart. America's

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best-kept secret, until now, it is the awesome Latimer. He's hypnotic,

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he's hilarious, he's Pete Firman. APPLAUSE How are you, Shepperton?

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CHEERING Brilliant. Welcome to the Magicians. Prepared to be dazzled

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by these gents behind me as they take you on a magical masterclass.

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As always, our magicians will be joined by a Celebrity Apprentice in

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an attempt to win your vote and avoid tonight's death-defying

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forfeit. First, let's meet tonight's brave celebrities.

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Joining Barry and Stuart all the way from Holby City, it is the

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wonderful Tina Hobley. APPLAUSE With Latimer, she is a Klassy lady,

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the lovely Myleene Klass. APPLAUSE And pairing up with Pete Firman, it

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is EastEnders legend, Adam Woodyatt. APPLAUSE This is the Magicians -

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Live! All these folks on stage are here to impress the pants off you.

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They will have four tricks to do it. Two of those trick also be

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performed here in the studio. The team with the lowest number of

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votes will have to take on tonight's death-defying forfeit.

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AUDIENCE: Wooh! It is pretty bad. It is the ultimate walk of pain

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followed by horrendous hammerhead stunt. I wouldn't suggest losing

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tonight, guys, it could go pear- shaped. Are you ready? Yes. Yes.

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Yes. You ready out there? AUDIENCE: Yes! Great. Let the

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competition begin. Up first, doing their thing and trying to win your

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vote, it is Barry and Stuart with Sorry, ladies and gentlemen, what's

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happened here is death. Last week we didn't win... We almost killed

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somebody as well. It is live TV and anything can happen. Hello. This

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week we have some more dangerous props, but Tina is medically

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trained? Right? You probably know me best from walking the wards on

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Holby. How does that feel? Good. Tina is one of our most glamorous

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assistants. You would expect us to be doing some nice things with her.

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That is what we are not going to do. We will be playing a cold-blooded

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guessing game. They are light on details, these boys. We have had

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first, seconds. We need to halt the decline. They have let me into

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their world. I don't want to let them down. The forfeit? It is not

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going to happen. I don't do losing! APPLAUSE Barry and Stuart have yet

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to face a forfeit. Tina is hoping they will keep their lucky streak

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alive. Please put your hands together for Barry and Stuart with

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Thank you. Tonight, we are going to attempt to do something amazing.

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will get into the red box. We are going to transport Tina into this

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blue box over here under totally impossible conditions. To make the

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conditions impossible, we will need the help of some people from the

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audience. What about you, you, you and you? These guys. Come up the

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steps. The audience will give you a warm hand as you make your way up.

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APPLAUSE Thank you. You were sat at the front, it was inevitable! We

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have to ask a very important question. Are any of you recording

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this to watch it later? A couple. Turn to camera two, give it a way.

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You are waving at your future self! If you are not, don't worry. This

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show will be available for the next seven days on the BBC iPlayer. We

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gave you all blindfolds when you came up. Put them over your head.

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You will be the guardians of the red box. We do need two people. If

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you and you could follow me, we want you to guard the back and the

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side of the box. There are black footprints. Step on to those and

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put your hands on the red handprints. Perfect. Your job will

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be different. There are footprints on the ledge. Can you stand up

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there? You will be the guardian of the top of the box. Many people

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think that we use trapdoors. That is not the case. The next guardian,

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if you could get underneath the box, there are two red handprints

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underneath. We have swept under there! You will be the guardian of

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the front. But Tina needs to get inside. In you get there. I knew

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you would get me into a big black box. Those are your footprints,

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those are your handprints. You are the guardian of the front of the

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red box. It is now completely impossible to get Tina... That's

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me! From this red box into that blue box over there. If Tina does

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arrive, she will blow on this special whistle we call the thistle

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whistle! We want you not to see it just yet so pull your blindfolds

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over your eyes and put your hands back on the box. Do that now.

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is going to be a trick for you, guys. We would never ever lie to

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you. Tina, how is it? Dark. The guy on the side, you have that

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blindfold on and you have your hands on the side of the box. You

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are protecting that side of the box right there. Everything fine? You

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are the King of the guardians. There is no way Tina would be able

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to get out of the box. The person at the front, we want you to shake

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Tina's hand. You will reach through and take Tina's hand. Shake her

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hand. Feel her soft, smooth, feminine skin and place your hand

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back on the front. The guy at the side, the King of the Guardians.

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Your hands are on the side of the box. Nothing fishy going on at all.

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We trust you with the crown jewels! In a minute, if you hear that

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thistle whistle we need you to pull your blindfolds off. WHISTLE What

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you are about to see will make no sense. When you watch this back

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later, it will amaze you. This has not just been a trick for five

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people, this has been a trick for everybody watching at home.

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APPLAUSE She is there! There's Tina. Have a seat. Tina! APPLAUSE Thank

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you. Please have a seat. Wow! Did you like that?

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AUDIENCE: Yes! That was special. Myleene, how nervous are you

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tonight about going live with these tricks? Very nervous. I know that

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Jason won last year. He did. don't want to ruin his run. I have

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been trying really hard. I have a magical injury. A magical injury?

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Have you been putting her through her paces? Yes. We went for it this

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week. It took a lot of trust, on both parts, to make this happen. I

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am excited. Guys, she has a magical injury. Let's see if Myleene has

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the magical touch. Here they are. How you doing? This is my shop of

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magic. I'm Myleene Klass. You probably know me best as a TV

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presenter. I'm doing the show because I want to find out how the

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magic works behind the magic. week was great. The act with the

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most vote is Latimer... It might only be a winning streak of one,

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but it is still a winning streak. We will re-live some musical

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memories. Close-up magic. We will be doing a magic trick with one

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card. How long can you hold your breath? Jason has told me he

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doesn't like losing. He wants to win. How did I do? You drowned! I

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want Barry and Stuart and Pete to bring it! I will not make it easy.

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APPLAUSE Thank you, ladies and gentlemen,

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for joining us. Today we will do one of the most amazing escapes in

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the history of magic. We will be handcuffed together, placed in a

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sack, locked in a cage and then lowered into that freezing-cold

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water from which we somehow have to try and escape. Houdini tried

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almost the same effect. He still managed to get out in four minutes.

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Today, we will try to beat that record because we can't hold our

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breath for four minutes. We have a clock that will countdown from two

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minutes. We have emergency divers, an emergency boat and a rescue

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ambulance, but nobody came here to get rescued. You ready? Ready.

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everybody else ready? AUDIENCE: Yes! Let's do this. This

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is a set of handcuffs that will restrain the wrist movement. This

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restrains arm movement. This is my favourite part of the show.

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 141 seconds

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Surprise, everybody! Thank you so APPLAUSE

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That was an amazing trick. Please never try that at home. Latimer has

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another amazing location trick next week with Phil Tufnell. It will be

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taking place in an art gallery. It starts tomorrow at 2.00pm. So go to

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bbc.co.uk/magicians and all the details are there. Ladies and

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gentlemen, Pete and Adam. APPLAUSE How are you? Very well. Thanks for

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popping on. Pleasure. Pete is still yet to get a win. Could you be his

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lucky charm? I hope so. He really hopes so. He's not been enjoying

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these forfeits. Looking at what they showed us earlier, I have been

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a bit blase... You are nervous now? Yes! Sledgehammer, no. What have

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you got for us? You remember Barry and Stuart did that water to wine

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thing, which was awesome. I thought I would keep it on the drinking

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theme. We will use more than one drink this week. That is the plan.

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OK. Let's have a look with their first trick of the evening shortly.

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Let's look at what they have been getting up to behind-the-scenes.

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Welcome to my magical lair. probably know me best as the lovely

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Ian Beale in EastEnders. Mel last week, fantastic. Didn't moan once.

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I squealed like a girl! Argh! I am sore. Barry and Stuart and Latimer,

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step aside. There is a new gun in town. This is the outfit. Whose?

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Yours! I haven't done all this work with Pete to end up doing the

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forfeit. I would rather do the forfeit! APPLAUSE Try to avoid that

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horrendous forfeit tonight, please clap your hands and stamp your feet

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for Pete and Adam, everybody. APPLAUSE That is very nice. Thank

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you very much. Wow! That is great. Adam, you will really like this

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next one. Hopefully. With you being the landlord on EastEnders, I

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thought we could re-create the Queen Vic. I'm - my character is

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not the landlord. I've got the chippy. Can't do magic with fried

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food. I have prepared a drinks trick. You know what this is?

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That is an orange juice carton. This is my pension right here! This

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will revolutionise the drinks industry. Doesn't matter what you

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put in it, you can get anything you like out of it. What you doing?

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Says concentrate! LAUGHTER No, no! No. Save it! Exactly. If you are

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not together, it looks like sympathy! I will fill it up with

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this. I love orange juice. Every morning, when I get up after I

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Google myself I pour a large glass of freshly-squeezed orange juice.

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The lady down there, with the cardigan, grab that glass. He won't

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bite. This is delicious. Have a sip of that. Freeshly-squeezed between

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-- freshly-squeezed between Pete's thighs this morning! That is why

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there's bits in it! After my orange juice, I had my cereal. You can't

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put orange juice on to that. You need another drink - milk. Ladies

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and gentlemen, that is milk. Look, Adam, look, it's passed your eyes!

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I can turn it into any drink I want? Whatever you want. What is

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your favourite thing? I like chocolate milk. Think it and it

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will come. Chocolate milk, chocolate... Got a sweet tooth?

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Show them. Look at that. APPLAUSE That is clever, mate. What do you

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want to do now? Something refreshing. We don't have to have

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that cold shower again, do we? In the park, what I like to have is

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this, a cloudy lemonade. APPLAUSE What's next? We have milk, milk,

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lemonade, round the corner... Cranberry juice! APPLAUSE I am

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taking requests. Any drink you like I will pour? I'm getting worried

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about that glass and sledgehammer, so I would like a nice glass of

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wine? There you go. Pete, I meant it. I am getting worried about that

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forfeit, so I really do want a glass of wine. That's not bad.

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that. Let's distribute them. Would you like to try one of the drinks?

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Grab whatever you fancy. Want the coke, the milk? You can have the

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wine. Any ID? Want the chocolate milk? Are they what they say they

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are? That is cranberry juice. Taste it. Is that a decent wine?

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Fantastic. The best thing about these cartons is they cost nothing

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because friends, there is nothing to find. If I tear it up, there are

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no gadgets, no moving parts, there is nothing at all, it is just

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cardboard. You can have that! APPLAUSE A souvenir. I have one

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more thing to say - get out of my pub! APPLAUSE Brilliant. I loved

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that. Pete and Adam are coming to my 30th! The acts have performed

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their first trick each which means the phone lines are now open for

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you at home to stop your favourite celebrity and magician walking on

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broken glass. You need to pick up the phone and save them. The

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The calls will cost 15p from a BT landline. Calls will be much more

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from mobiles. For full terms and conditions, please go to

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bbc.co.uk/magicians. Plenty more coming your way. Here is a quick

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look. Will Barry and Stuart and Tina's House of Horrors get your

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vote? To try and escape the forfeit, Latimer and Myleene perform a

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miracle on ice. Pete and Adam employ some shock tactics of their

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own as they go out to impress. APPLAUSE It's the lovely Tina

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Hobley and Barry and Stuart, everybody. APPLAUSE Welcome. How

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are you? All right. You went for the nice approach last week. Nice

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guys finish second. Kids, listen up, be nasty! So you going to flip

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things again tonight? We will mix it up. We will be nasty this week.

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We have some devious things. have. Dark and sinister things.

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can't lose. No! Have you had a concrete block on your head before?

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No. It is not great. The pressure of doing live magic - and I don't

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want to let these guys down. They have two wins under their belt. We

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will see what happens later on. Now taking their blend of magic to the

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street, it is Barry and Stuart with I don't think anyone can be our

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frog. Only the person who can predict the future can be a frog.

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Who wants to get involved? Would you like to be the frog? Do you

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like frogs? Beat the frog! Don't be shy. Here he is. He is an evil

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genius. He is a master of hiding. He can hide anywhere. The idea is

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this. You have to guess which hand the frog is in, left or the right?

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This hand. He is not there or over here. Because... Oh! That is a

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victory to the frog. Frog 6 people 0. The rules are simple. All you

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have to do is guess which hand the frog is in. That one. It's not in

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that one. It's not in that one. That is because the frog is

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actually... That is vile! It is not in this hand. It is in my... Is he

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real? Urgh! You have to decide which hand the frog is in? Right or

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left? Which one? He is not there. He is not even here. That is

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because the frog is... Urgh! lose, guys. He's won every time!

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my God! 32 to the frog, people 0. We have done our job. Let's go.

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APPLAUSE Yeah, I would say Barry and Stuart are back to their ole'

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self. Please do not try that at home. Frogs were not harmed during

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the making of that. You know what time it is?

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AUDIENCE: No. Do you know what time it is?

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AUDIENCE: No! It is magic time. Now, with their first live trick of the

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evening, put your hands together for Latimer and Myleene. APPLAUSE

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Thank you. Thank you. Tonight, we are going to do a card trick under

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impossible conditions. We will use the entire audience to find one

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card. That's right. Here we have made a prediction. No-one is going

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to touch that prediction. However, we will find a card, in fact we

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will make a card together but I will need somebody's help. Who is

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feeling particularly helpful? You look very helpful. The girl in the

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pink. You have a friendly face. What is your name? Amy. Up you come.

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Give her a round of applause. APPLAUSE You are looking very

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helpful. I will give you some bits to hold. Put your arms out. Perfect.

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There you go. Excellent. Step forward a little bit. I will use

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one of these, this is a T-shirt. I am putting this in my randomiser.

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This allows me to find random people in the audience. I need a

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direction. I need you to go that way, that way or THAT way! Your

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choice. That way? All right. Somebody catch it. Well done. Stand

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up. Up you get. That T-shirt says colour? What colour? Red. Thank you.

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Now, next one is suit. That way, that way or that way? Over there.

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Here we go. Well caught. Stand up, please. Up you stand. Thank you.

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You have to choose a suit, so bearing in mind we have gone with

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red, diamonds or hearts? Diamonds. We need a value. One more direction.

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That way, that way or that way? Which way? Straight ahead. Over

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there? OK. There we go. Stand up, please. We need you to

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choose a value. Anything from ace through to King. Eight. Thank you

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very much. Lovely. Amy, thank you very much. Give her a round of

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applause. APPLAUSE Well done. Thank you, Amy. Thank you. Thank you. Now,

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we made a prediction before the show. Let's review what you guys

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have put together. So we went for red, then we chose diamonds for the

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suit and the value is eight. So we are looking for the eight of

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diamonds. OK. So the question is have we got it right? Inside this

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box is one card. Can you see that? That is how you do it. Amy. That's

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for you. Well done. APPLAUSE A great trick and he didn't manage to

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take anyone's eye out! Looking for his first win of the series, with

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their location grand illusion, it is Pete and Adam. I am quite

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excited. Today I get to do one of my famous card tricks. You all

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right? What you doing? What's the deal? I got the car. The car trick!

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No, it is a card trick! Card trick, playing cards. Card trick. Oh. What

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about these? Crikey! You have brought the whole deck then? Yes. I

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got 52 cars and put a playing card on the roof of every car. We have a

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different card on every car. Let me show you. Now, grab that corner,

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pull very carefully. I see. We have the joker. Each of those has a

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different value? So we have 52 different cards. I have some people

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over there. Let's do something. Don't fancy getting that off later.

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Hello, there. Can you help out with something? Yes. What is your name?

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Anne. Charlie. I have a pack of cards here. I want you to have a

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look at these. They are all different. That is the way these

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things are made. I will shuffle the cards. Adam, shuffle the cars!

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Watch this! Ladies and gentlemen, start your engines and shuffle.

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Carefully! No, very carefully! HORNS SOUND Park yourselves up.

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Without hitting each other. Lovely. Just like the M25 on a Friday

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night! Well done. Right, there you go, Pete. I'm only here! Anne,

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select one of these cards. Touch the back of any one. Touch the back

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of a card. That one there? Yes. Would you take that and don't look

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at it. Hold it between your palms. Very good. You could have had any

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one of these cards. We need to... You are coming with me. What you

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have to do is choose a car! On top of all these is a different playing

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card. It is your choice. Which ever one you want. We are a bit short,

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we might struggle with that one! This one. This one here? Yes.

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want this one here? Yes. In you get. Stay with that. If you could

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negotiate your way over there? I will try and shove them out of the

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way. Got one, Pete! Back a bit. You come in here. You go in there. Come

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on, then. Mind that Jag. That is nice, that. Where you going?

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LAUGHTER Don't let anyone tamper with that car. They have picked a

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car and you have been holding on to that playing card. Would you turn

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it face-up? That is a three of clubs. Charlie could have picked

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any car. So, if you could peel the Anne, you can see all of the cards

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are different. Let's see what Charlie got. You all sorted? Yes.

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We are looking for the three of clubs here. Here it comes. Did it

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work? Keep pulling. Have a good look! APPLAUSE It's a perfect

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match! Unbelievable. I don't know how he did it! Pete, that was

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impressive. Thank you. You want to impress them? Get that lot back in

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the box! APPLAUSE We are at the half-way mark now. All our acts

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have performed two tricks each. They have two tricks left to

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impress you, guys. Only you at home can save them. Here come the

:35:26.:35:36.
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Calls will cost 15p from a BT landline. Calls from mobiles will

:35:43.:35:50.

cost much more. Now, it is time for some more live close-up magic. Keep

:35:50.:35:54.

your eyes peeled in the studio and put your hands together for Barry

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and Stuart with Tina. APPLAUSE Thank you. Now, people often ask us

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is it possible for you to use your magical skills to attract the

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ladies? I can say honestly that I would never ever do such a thing.

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But Barry here, he does. Lonely, mysterious male, magician, late 20s,

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early 20s, seeks lady for magical fun. Here comes a lady now, a

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beautiful and famous lady. APPLAUSE This is seduction using magic 101

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or how to get chicks using tricks! Picture the scene, you are in a bar,

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intro deuce yourself -- introduce yourself in a sophisticated

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manner... Hello? I have already ordered. Tell her something

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interesting about yourself? I like to draw balls. Golf balls, tennis

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balls, footballs. You are an oddball! It is going great. She is

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interested. Time to bring out the big guns. Get your drawing pads and

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show her your trick. You know, I can draw a perfectly geometric

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circle without the aid of a compass. Watch. That is rubbish! It's a

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meatball. She is not impressed. Women love a man with a sense of

:37:29.:37:35.

humour. Zoe Ball! What a kick in the... Bowling ball. It looks like

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a bowling ball. No matter what your date says, she is h always right.

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That is my favourite type of ball. Really is. I'm not into sketches, I

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prefer sculptures. OK. Maybe you would like something more 3D.

:37:56.:38:06.
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Strike! APPLAUSE Brilliant. Great stuff. Maybe it

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saved them from the forfeit tonight. Let's see if they can be outdone

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now with some street magic from Your name was? Sam. We will do a

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card trick that is going to blow your mind. You thinking of a card?

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Yes. OK. What card are you thinking of? Two of diamonds. There it is.

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Go ahead and pull that card out. will make it unique to you with the

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help of this wand. We will get you to sign your name across the card.

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Sign your name across the card. I hold your hand? Yes. Now I will

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take this card, I will give it one cut into the pack of cards, all

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right? One cut. Myleene, take off the gloves. My turn now! This is

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what I have been training for. will not touch any... There we go.

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Jason has trained me to be able to snap my fingers and bring your card

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to the top of the pile. OK? Here we go. Apprentice in action. That is

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your card. No. They are laughing. Don't worry. Check the top section.

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Any of those? No. OK. Top half? Shout if you see your card. Shout

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loud! No. You haven't seen the card at all? Not there. She has made the

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card vanish! Wow! We should bring the card back. Shall we bring the

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card back? Yes. Place your hands like this. Snap on the count of

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three. One, two, three. Did you feel that? You know, I think the

:40:42.:40:52.
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card is back. Let's have a look. my God! What did you see? Is it

:40:54.:40:59.

underneath the ice? Is that your card? That is my card. That is my

:40:59.:41:09.

name and two of diamonds. Go ahead. Knock it out. There you go. Oh my

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God. That is my card. That is my card. Wow! That is insane. APPLAUSE

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Well done to Latimer there. Sorry to everyone that tripped over that

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big hole in the ice! Next up we are coming back live with a grand

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illusion in the studio. I have seen them backstage, they are very

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nervous about this, folks. Make sure you give them a big round of

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applause here. Don't adjust your sets, it is not Seigfried and Roy,

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 141 seconds

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it is Firman and Woodyatt, everyone. # Where have all the good men gone

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# Where's the street-wise Hercules # To fight the rising odds

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# Isn't there a white knight... # # Late at night I toss and I turn

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# And I dream of what I need # I need a hero

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# I'm holding out for a hero # Till the end of the night

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#''s got to be strong # He's got to be fast

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# He's got to be fresh from the fight. #

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APPLAUSE # He's got to be larger-than-life

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# Somewhere after midnight # In my wildest fantasy... #

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# I need a hero! # APPLAUSE

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Oh, Pete and Adam. Would you look at that? Amazing. That is just the

:45:55.:46:05.
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suits! Wow! You are a bit out of breath? Yes. I couldn't contain the

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belt! Shouldn't have had that extra sandwich before! Wasn't he great?

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APPLAUSE You have pulled out all the stops this week. I have been

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practising my lunge all week. acts have one trick left to save

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themselves from walking on broken glass and having a concrete block

:46:32.:46:36.

smashed on their head. The vote lines will close in ten minutes.

:46:36.:46:46.
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If you don't like sketches, maybe you would like something more 3D?

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you would like something more 3D? You ready? To save Latimer and

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Myleene, add 02. That way, that way or that way? Over there. Here we go.

:47:11.:47:21.
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Oh my God! And to save Pete and Adam, add 03. Unbelievable. Milk,

:47:22.:47:32.
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milk, round the corner... Cranberry Calls cost 15p from a BT landline.

:47:39.:47:44.

Other networks may vary. Please get the bill payer's permission. Full

:47:44.:47:49.

terms and conditions are at bbc.co.uk/magicians. OK, there you

:47:49.:47:52.

go. Get it done. It is time to get back into the magic. This trick

:47:52.:47:56.

happened in the dark so we will be using night-vision cameras to

:47:56.:48:01.

capture the action. It is the spooky Barry and Stuart with Tina

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Tonight, we will do a very different grand illusion. We have

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arranged for people who believe in ghosts to come and meet us at this

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disused hospital. They don't know we are magicians. They think they

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are taking part in a ghost hunting show where Tina is our celebrity

:48:31.:48:36.

guest. There is one twist - we don't believe in ghosts. We will

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use our magic to make it look like we have made contact but not with a

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spirit, with Santa Claus. Ho, ho, Thanks for coming along today.

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are joined by Tina Hobley from Holby City. The reason we are in

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this hospital is that the patients claim there was a man that would

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visit them every winter at the same time. They said he would bring a

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delivery. The man had a big beard and... I'm getting something. I am

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seeing this man. He's got long fingernails. They gave him the

:49:22.:49:32.
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nickname Nails. No, it is not Nails. It is Claws! We are trying to find

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Claws. We will move deeper into the building. We will do something

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which might seem unorthodox. You might have had they would use

:49:44.:49:49.

garlic to ward off vampires. I have here a root vegetable, we will use

:49:49.:49:53.

this carrot. What I would like you to do - I would like you to place

:49:53.:49:59.

it inside your pocket. Let's move deep into the building. If you

:49:59.:50:09.
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could follow us? To bring Claws to us they would leave him an offering,

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a glass of milk. We have a bell. am going to give you this bell. Try

:50:20.:50:24.

and keep it as still as you can. Chris, I will give you this glass

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of milk. I want you - you can keep your glove on. Tina, call out to

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any spirits and ask them to touch somebody in the room. If there are

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any spirits, please could you make yourself present. I felt something

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on my neck. What was it like? A touch? Like a sharp sort of feeling.

:50:50.:50:56.

Like a nail? Possibly. You were holding on to the carrot. Could you

:50:56.:51:06.
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take it out of your pocket? It has not gone bad? It has. Itz's gone

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all -- It's gone all... The milk... It is going down here. Don't move.

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Claws wants to talk to one of us. The patient watched them while he

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was sleeping. He could tell who was naughty and nice. We will see if he

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wants to talk to anyone who has been naughty right now. Argh!

:51:35.:51:44.

God! Did you move your hand? didn't do anything! I felt my arm

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being grabbed away. I swear on my life. Where's Barry? I don't know.

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Barry?! Where's Barry gone? Barry! Barry! Claws must have taken him.

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Let's go down this way. I feel that we should. Tina, if you could go

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ahead of us? This is the last place where Claws was seen. Claws, if you

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are here, please make yourself known to us now. Argh! Tina! Guys,

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run! Run! Ho, ho, ho. # You better watch out

:52:32.:52:42.
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# Santa Claus is coming to town. # It's going down here. I felt

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something on my arm. I felt the bell move. Argh! It made me jump.

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It was all going off. I'm glad I'm going home soon! APPLAUSE Just when

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you thought those guys couldn't get any darker, they managed to make

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Christmas creepy as well. This next pair have been roaming around

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Leamington Spa, this is their last trick for the night. With their

:53:16.:53:26.
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street magic, it is Pete and Adam. You will get your shoes wet! Get

:53:31.:53:36.

them. Hello. Can I stop you? Can I show you a quick trick? Come in a

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bit closer. What is your name? Fiona. Sophie. Would you do me a

:53:43.:53:47.

favour? We haven't got a table - I want this to be seen. Would you

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hold on to this box? I have a few things inside. I have a pack of

:53:52.:53:58.

cards, Adam. Sorry. And I have a pad and a pen and I will write down

:53:58.:54:04.

a prediction. You can't see this. Can I see it? Yes. We are the dream

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team! Am I your assistant? course! I am going to fold up this

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prediction. Don't peep at it, drop it in the empty box. It is empty?

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Yes. There is a catch there. Do it up. Lovely. That is great. Adam has

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a pack of cards. On this pack of cards, Pete has written the names

:54:28.:54:34.

of 52 different animals. There's different animals every card. You

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hold them. Can you shuffle? Give us your best shuffle. We won't

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laugh. That's fine. Hold them face- down and I want you to cut half of

:54:44.:54:47.

the cards off with the other hand. You will have to make a decision in

:54:47.:54:51.

a moment of half of those cards that you want to eliminate. It is a

:54:51.:55:01.

big choice. What are you going to do? He's off EastEnders! I like it!

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You like it? It was a winner. Which one? This one. Keep that. It is the

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BBC! These are the cards that you wanted to use. I will spread

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through. I don't want you to take a card. Just touch the back of any

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card that you like. Touch one. one. OK. Could you hold your hand

:55:23.:55:27.

out like a table? I want you to take this card. You could have had

:55:27.:55:32.

a pig, or a shark, or a goat. Those would have been the cards you

:55:32.:55:36.

picked. You chose this card. Turn it over so the camera can see what

:55:36.:55:42.

animal you have selected. You have chosen rat. If you hold on to that,

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Adam? Yes. Could you open the box, take out the piece of paper, unfold

:55:47.:55:57.
:55:57.:55:59.

it and show the paper to the camera. Argh! I don't like rats. It was

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alive. I don't know where it came from. It was empty. It was empty.

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Then there was a rat in it. She has a huge phobia of rats. Horrible. I

:56:08.:56:18.
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don't know how he did that! Magic! We have only one more trick left in

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tonight's competition, folks. The phone lines will be closing in five

:56:30.:56:35.

minutes. You guys think you have done all you can? Think so. Tina

:56:35.:56:44.

has been great. Latimer and Myleene have one last chance to work their

:56:44.:56:49.

magic. Closing out our competition with their grand illusion, please

:56:50.:56:59.
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give them a round of applause, This one is for the memories of the

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one that got away. For whatever reason, you couldn't stay. And it

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doesn't matter how much magic I do, it's not the same without you.

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 141 seconds

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MUSIC: Without You Come on over. One more time for

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Latimer and Myleene, everyone! APPLAUSE You guys didn't want to

:00:03.:00:05.

come over. You looked quite comfortable over there. How was

:00:06.:00:10.

that? Was that a dream come true learning some magic? Everybody

:00:10.:00:18.

wants to know how to make people disappear. Now I know how to do it,

:00:18.:00:25.

my husband better watch out! was it done? Magicians never tell

:00:25.:00:30.

secret. You are in the Circle now! You always do the lovely romantic

:00:31.:00:37.

stuff. He is a softie. No, working with Myleene is a dream come true.

:00:37.:00:41.

Magic! Any minute now, Tina, you could be doing that forfeit. How

:00:41.:00:47.

are you feeling? Nervous. How do you feel about walking on glass?

:00:47.:00:53.

I'm not doing it! You sure? Hope not. Do you think you have done

:00:53.:01:03.
:01:03.:01:03.

enough? I hope so. I had mouth-to- mouth. Frogs... In your mouth.

:01:03.:01:09.

know. Pete, did the big old school of Vegas... One more for the road.

:01:09.:01:16.

We pulled out all the stops. I hope we have done enough. Garageling

:01:16.:01:22.

molten metal, you have been -- Gargling by melten metal, you have

:01:22.:01:26.

been squashed. This must be your night? He is getting worried.

:01:26.:01:31.

one is safe. You have a bit of sweat coming up? I was running

:01:31.:01:36.

around. Cut him some slack! That was exercise for me! That was a

:01:36.:01:41.

quick costume change. OK, that is it. That is all. The phone lines

:01:41.:01:46.

have closed. If you do call, your vote won't count and you may be

:01:46.:01:49.

charged. We will be finding out shortly who will be facing

:01:49.:01:53.

tonight's forfeit. While the votes are counted, it is time to enjoy

:01:53.:01:56.

some show-stopping magic with a difference. They have come from

:01:56.:01:59.

Vegas especially to be here tonight. It is some old school magic

:01:59.:02:04.

performed by the best in the world. Put your hands together for David

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:02:14.:02:14.

Apology for the loss of subtitles for 141 seconds

:02:14.:05:15.

I wish I could have done that tonight! Well done. Great trick.

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Time to get serious and find out who is facing the walk of pain and

:05:20.:05:24.

the stone smash. Your votes have been counted and verified. Legs,

:05:24.:05:34.

can I have the results, please? Wooh! OK. I can now reveal to

:05:34.:05:39.

everyone at home and in here the act with the most votes and

:05:39.:05:49.
:05:49.:05:57.

definitely safe from performing the forfeit this week is... Pete and

:05:57.:06:05.

Adam! Yes! Congratulations, guys. Thank you! Some great tricks from

:06:05.:06:11.

them. OK. Between Myleene and Latimer and Barry and Stuart and

:06:11.:06:16.

Tina. I will now reveal the act with the fewest votes tonight who

:06:17.:06:21.

will have to endure walking on broken glass and the horrendous

:06:21.:06:31.
:06:31.:06:38.

stone smash is... Latimer and Myleene. Sorry, guys. Oh, man!

:06:38.:06:47.

poor thing. Unlucky, my man. I wore the wrong frock! How you feeling?

:06:47.:06:54.

Made up(!) Oh my God! Brilliant. While you grab yourself together, I

:06:54.:06:57.

need a volunteer from the audience. I will remind everyone at home

:06:57.:07:06.

about the horror that is moments away for these two. Tonight's

:07:06.:07:13.

deadly forfeit will see the losing act walk barefoot across a pit

:07:13.:07:18.

filled with razor-sharp shards of glass. Once across the glass, a

:07:18.:07:22.

stone block will be placed on their head and smashed with a

:07:22.:07:26.

sledgehammer. Will they be able to control mind over matter? Or will

:07:26.:07:36.
:07:36.:07:38.

they bottle it? APPLAUSE Under no circumstances, should you attempt

:07:38.:07:46.

any of these forfeits at home. What is your name? Michael. I want you

:07:46.:07:49.

to verify for everyone this is in fact a real bottle and that is real

:07:49.:07:58.

glass? Real glass. If you want to grab this bottle here, OK, hold it

:07:58.:08:02.

with the top of one hand and hold it against there and take the

:08:02.:08:09.

hammer and give it a smash. Very good. If you want to take that

:08:09.:08:18.

glass and throw it in there. You happy? Real glass. Thank you for

:08:18.:08:26.

your help. Take your seat. Thanks for that(!) APPLAUSE There's no

:08:26.:08:35.

shoes, no gloves, Latimer, watch that glass behind you. Watch that

:08:35.:08:45.
:08:45.:08:50.

aside, concentrate on everything Latimer says. One slip, it could be

:08:50.:08:56.

fatal. Latimer, it is up to you. You will take her across the broken

:08:56.:09:02.

glass and then you will place concrete block on your head and the

:09:02.:09:06.

sledgehammer will smash the block on your head. Take it away. OK. I

:09:06.:09:12.

wish I could say there is a trick to this one. There is not. It has

:09:12.:09:20.

to do with you staying as relaxed as possible. You really have to

:09:20.:09:23.

gently go down. I know my mum is freaking out watching this right

:09:23.:09:28.

now! The last thing you want to do is panic. Just like the cage, just

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relax, cold and controlled steps. We will put one foot down, but keep

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the weight on the back foot. Feel free to adjust. Just... Now?

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ahead. Slowly. Come on. Come on, Come on. Keep the weight on the

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back foot. All right. APPLAUSE we are going to slowly increase the

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weight on the foot. All right? It is not a race. You are doing great,

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Myleene. Stay focused. AUDIENCE: Come on, Myleene! You can

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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Come on, Myleene! You did great.

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That was horrible. It's a walk in the park! Oh God! I can't believe I

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did that. For this one, we are going to go -ly go first. OK(!)

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LAUGHTER It is very important. It is about staying in control. It is

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a sledgehammer. HE is in control! What I want you to do is not move.

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OK? He is going to be swinging a sledgehammer, you do not move. I

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want you to stand upright. Are we ready? Got that balanced on there?

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Here we go. Here we go. Oh my God! Oh my God! Trust me. OK. Here we go.

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Down or up? Hang on, do I go down? Balance it on your head. Got it?

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Stay relaxed. Don't move. Stay still. Oh my God! Argh! OK. Argh!

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APPLAUSE Give her a round of applause. That

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Come on down. Oh my God! Well done. Big round of applause! How was

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that? APPLAUSE That was the most horrible forfeit I have seen so far.

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What was going through your head? sledgehammer! LAUGHTER Take two

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seconds before that happened, how were you feeling? If he misses, or

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what if I'm not listening, am I up, am I down? It was quite heavy, too?

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Yes. That is the first time you have done it? Yes. You are right.

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Oh my God! I need to ring my mum! LAUGHTER I am sure she was watching.

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Great end to the show. There is plenty more next week. Have a look

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at this. Next time on the Magicians, more mind-bending magic as Arlene

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Phillips, Phil Tufnell and John and Greg from MasterChef compete for

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your votes liech. Who will im-- live. Who will impress? Who will

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face the forfeit? Don't miss it. 7.15pm next Saturday. That is all

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next week. If you want to be part of Latimer's grand illusion with

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Phil Tufnell, go to bbc.co.uk/magicians. It is kicking

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off tomorrow at 2.00pm. Big thank you to all our celebrities and the

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magicians. Massive thank you to you guys, guys n the studio. Next week

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