(everybody cheers)

We don't have a studio audience so

I just did my own intro.

Because I just wanted to make it feel more profesh.

Isn't that nice?

We've got Michael Dean, we've got Toby.

Toby has no last name.

We're gonna dive right into this.

Toby, I'm gonna do this, you just say stop.

- [Toby] Stop!

- Very nice. - Cool.

- We use one, two, three, four, four's good actually.

We use four.

Michael Dean, you have a different job.

I'm gonna deal down my single cards, like this.

You just say stop.

- [Michael] Stop.

- Nice. Cool.

- Let's have a little look.

One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10.

No way.

That's the same.

'Cause you could've gone for a couple more

or a couple more.

- Ten.

- Yeah. - Those four cards.

- Are the four tens.

Look.

Diamonds, clubs, hearts. - What?

- What?

- Four tens.

- What?

- Now what would have happened?

- Toby, Toby, real quick, just say stop.

- [Toby] Stop.

- Cool. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven.

No, that's insane!

- Why?

- Those four tens?

They're now the four sevens.

- No. - Look.

- [Toby] But you didn't change those cards!

- No. No. No. Seven of diamonds, seven of hearts,

seven of clubs, seven of spades.

(Michael laughs)

- There we go.

- You all right?

- We're just getting started bae.

- Oh! There's more?

- Oh yeah, there's lots more.

Yeah, okay.

Let's dive in.

Mr Dean just reach and just touch one.

Sweet. Yeah touching its fine.

It doesn't really matter what you've got...

Except we'll go for a new card, seven of spades.

We just had the sevens.

Don't do that to me Michael Dean.

Just reach and just touch one.

Cool, flip it out, take it over, show everybody what we got.

Michael Dean!

I said a new card, he's going for the seven of spades.

Toby, just touch one.

Yeah, take it out, flip it over, what've we got?

- Ha!

- Toby, man, don't you let me down as well!

Toby, all you have to do is point to a card.

Just, like, not the top one, what you doing?

That one there, flip it out, turn it over, what've we got?

- [Toby] Ha!

- Seven of spades, Toby, you're breaking my little heart.

You're breaking my little magiciany heart.

Michael Dean, actually, here's what I want you to do.

Could you just scribble your name,

nice and big, across there.

Scribble it.

What's that?

- The pressure - What was that?

That's not even writing.

- It says Mike Dean-- - Hieroglyphs.

- The pressure was on.

- Okay, that's really terrible.

But that's fine, that's what we've got.

Toby, I'm just gonna carve little packets of cards now.

Whenever you like just say stop.

- [Toby] Stop.

- Yeah, drop those?

More or less, you happy?

- More! - More?

- More! - All the rest?

- Yeah! - How many?

- Some. - Too many?

- Two, two more cards! - Eighteen.

- Two more cards?

Fifty more cards. Two.

- Cool, yeah, good.

- Happy? - Yeah.

- Okay, I'll do--

- What!

(Michael laughs)

- You're ruining this, you're really ruining this!

- No!

(Michael laughs)

- Here's what we're gonna do.

Because this is getting confusing.

Oh, by the way, you might realise the reason

I got you to write your name on the card, Michael Dean,

is so that even if I had more than one seven of spades

that's the only one with your signature on, right?

So we don't have another seven of spades,

that's also got your signature on.

Because, obviously, you've signed this card.

We can't have more than one seven of spades.

(Michael laughs)

That's got your signature on.

'Cause these are the only cards in play.

(Michael laughs)

- Some people think that there's more than

one seven of spades in the deck.

And they think I've got a cheeky 'nother one

hiding in the middle of the deck.

Or sometimes they think that there's one over here as well.

But, obviously, that can't be the case because

the only one we've got is the one on the table,

with your signature on it, right?

In fact, yeah, some cards--

(Toby laughs)

Some cards in the deck look like the seven of spades.

They look kinda similar.

Eight of spades, really close right?

But there's only one seven of spades

in the deck, with your signature on it.

And that's Michael Dean's signed seven of spades.

Say what, say what?

- What?

- What. No you don't have to say what.

I'm just hyping my own tricks.

I'm just going, what!

We are gonna move on from this now

and whenever I move on from this trick, people think

"Oh! He's gonna use it again!" so I'm actually, genuinely...

We don't need that sugar, we got loads of cards.

We're on a budget.

Oh, actually, hold on, sorry.

I do need that one.

(Michael laughs)

We'll get back to that in a minute.

This is a new card trick, I'm getting

confused with where we're going.

We need that for the end of the show.

For the end of the show, nice and exciting, alright?

Toby--

- Yeah

- Would you just reach and just touch one.

Cool, take it out, look at it, don't show me.

It doesn't matter, it's not the seven of spades.

That would be wild, but we're not that wild.

Michael Dean, similar kind of deal.

I'm gonna flip through the cards, like this.

You just point to one, I don't mind.

Take it out, have a look at it, show the guys at home.

It doesn't really matter if I see

but let's just keep it hidden and a nice surprise.

Yeah, and then hold the cards face down.

Happy? Good.

Yeah, so this trick is based on making mistakes.

'Cause one of the things I found being a magician,

especially when I was younger,

I would drop cards all the time.

Oh, by the way, I should probably show you guys

that the cards are actually all different.

I never really established that when

we had all the seven of spades stuff going on.

As a magician I'd often drop cards on

the playground and people would laugh at me.

Because I'm a fool, I drop the cards.

And I found an interesting thing.

One time, I didn't pick up the cards.

I just let them hit the ground.

And people didn't make fun of me.

It's a weird thing when the cards hit

the ground and you've dropped them and

you've lost control, people laugh.

But when you haven't lost control,

you're kinda like "No, it's part of the plan!", you're okay.

And sometimes I would drop more cards on the floor

and just be like "Oh! I don't care!".

You've kinda regained control of the situation.

So from this weird little thing I learnt

that sometimes, with mistakes, it's better

to just go with it and make it worse.

And then find a solution within the mistake.

I don't know if that makes sense.

- So I'm gonna illustrate this with

a lovely little card trick.

Because that's what we're doing today.

Cheeky little shuffle, like this, boom!

So in this case, this represents the mistake.

And we're dropping the cards on the floor, right?

And you remember your card?

- Yeah.

- Yeah, happy days.

We'll stick you, badger, in there.

Michael Dean, we'll put yours in there too.

So, do you have a phone?

- Yeah.

- Can you get out your phone.

And can you put it on the camera mode?

But not the selfie-mode, the other mode.

So, yeah, cards a bit of a mess.

And I found that if you take the cards and

kinda make them worse, like in this case,

shuffle them up more.

I kind of can help the situation in a weird way.

So, in this case, we'll give them one more

little, cheeky, shuffle.

Yeah, just pop it down on the table, that's great.

We're gonna get a lovely photograph with you guys.

It's gonna be really nice, a memento of this occasion.

Look at that, nice and messy.

You can kind of hop up for a second and

just kinda crouch down there, and scooch together,

so that you're facing me.

No, that's wrong, that's wrong.

- Where?

- You stand over there, Toby, you stand over there.

- Oh, Oh!

- Now face me.

- Okay.

- Yeah but kinda crouch together more.

Yeah this is great!

(everyone laughs)

Loving everything about this.

Here's what we're gonna do.

We'll do a nice little thing like that.

Michael Dean, could you hold out your hand, like this?

You're gonna grab all those cards

but keep that real still, keep that still.

Have you got that?

- Yeah.

- Cool, and I'm gonna grab this thing.

Toby, you wanna get in there?

Just move a little bit to the side.

It's a bit blurry.

Oh that is absolutely...

Are you waving in the background there Tom Mack?

I wondered why you waved your hand.

(Michael laughs)

That's perfect, we'll leave that there for now.

Great, you can go sit back on your chair.

Alright, nice, lock that.

Okay, so as we're on about, cards being in a mess.

I really want you to see that this is legit, right?

So you got some cards face up,

you got some cards face down.

The important thing, too, is that

there's no sort of cheeky patterns, right?

It's not like I've got every other card

is face up or face down.

They are just in a mess and there's

no real sort of specific order to it.

Some face down, some face up, some face down.

- Sure.