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A lot of the kids I've seen recently can't even spell in English! Anyway, what have 'spells' to do with cards and illusions?The Sorcerer's Apprentice, which will air later this year, will show the children learning card tricks, Latin spells and illusions.
Oh goody - how perceptive of her.BBC executive Anne Gilchrist thinks the show will "inspire and amaze"
Very good hearted of them!The magic mentors will give away their secrets
Lady of Mystery wrote:anything that gets kids involved and interested in magic has got to be a good thing. I'm all for it.
The Sorcerer's Apprentice. From the BBC: "It's the beginning of an exciting magical journey for 14 lucky children. The Sorcerer – master magician Maximillian Somerset – is looking for an Apprentice and has hand-picked seven boys and seven girls to attend his magic school, where they will compete with each other for the title of The Sorcerer's Apprentice. Magic school is a huge manor set deep in the heart of the English countryside. For two weeks these boys and girls will eat, live and breathe magic at this enchanting boarding school, miles from home. The trainees must battle it out with one another, learning and performing a different magic trick every day. Presenter Barney Harwood follows every twist and turn of the Apprentices' journey over the gruelling fortnight. On arrival at their new school, the 14 spellbound children come face to face with The Sorcerer – whom they must impress. They are also introduced to the magic school rules by no-nonsense housemistress Miss Ford, and witness the mysteries of magic first hand. Magic teachers Mr Knight and Miss Evans will teach the budding Sorcerers the basics of magic. Before long, however, it's clear there are mountains to climb if the magic teachers are going to succeed in turning the lucky 14 into potential Apprentices." From Monday, July 9th
Mikey.666 wrote:This could be good and bad
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