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I liked the last series of his stuff, either it's excellently choreagraphed or he is just one exceptional feller. Either way it's usually good watching.
If you watched it, was it just a bunch of randomly assorted 'tricks' or following a constant theme?
Any chance it'll be repeated on E4?
I liked the last series of his stuff, either it's excellently choreagraphed or he is just one exceptional feller. Either way it's usually good watching.
If you watched it, was it just a bunch of randomly assorted 'tricks' or following a constant theme?
Any chance it'll be repeated on E4?
balls...
The chess thing I kinda had figured though.
*is clever*
Then Derren made a London cabbie forget what the London Eye looked like, and where it was. Derren got him to drive right up to it without the cabbie knowing where it was.. funny, but not amazing.
Some on the street stuff next. He got a random girl to "mind-read" this random guy who was thinking of a friend's name. She got "John" to start off with, then started talking about corridors, and rooms leading off in a hospital. The guy's name was John Ward, which she eventually got.
He did a bit with Stephen Fry who was pretty funny. He got Fry to choose a random card from a spread out deck while he wasn't looking. Derren lit up, and got Fry to check where his card was in the deck, but the card was gone and had been replaced. Suddenly, Derren starts coffing, takes his rollup out his mouth - he'd been smoking Fry's card :)
Something else on the street about Derren guessing how many fingers people held up behind their backg, and then by getting them to guess how many fingers he had held up behind his back.
Finally he assembled about 10 chess boffins and managed to win the majority of the matches, by playing them all at the same time, and playing them against each other, in a complicated series of remembering moves and repeating them against each other.
And then right at the end, the guy lying on the floor in the phone box got up slowly and walked away. Not a bad show.
The show last night was okay, and the Chess thing was very good, and funny to see how the other players were baffled.
And it's not real, as in he can read people's minds - because that's impossible.
It's just knowing people - how to influence and pick up on what people do.