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5thelement wrote:Was there really a gorilla that swiped the banana the first time? lol as nobody seemed to have seen it, which makes me wonder if it was on a string or something lol but myabe there genuinely was a gorilla that took it?
JackWright wrote:I've seen both, but not together. They're quite similar, but not identical and Nyman isn't quite as fat.
PS: for the Derren nerds, he was wearing a baseball cap and t shirt at the stage door. With sunglasses on his shirt which I was severely tempted to try and nick, but I didn't.
Mandrake wrote: There were a few in-jokes, one was during the spiel about Conan Doyle being fooled by a fake psychic with a table floating routine where it was mentioned that the psychic lived in Losander Road, London. Nuff Sed!
JackWright wrote:I agree with Agecroft's recollection about the show and oracle act, which was pure genius. I also liked the bit when he did the phone thing.
nameless wrote:Saw him in Sunderland last night and it was pretty spectacular. I had some thoughts about a couple of things he did, but on the whole I had no idea. Even those with a bit of magic knowledge should be extremely entertained.
Jae wrote:throwing out of the frisbees to the complicit card revelation and a reasonable number of of people getting up onto the stage (excluding the 150 during the interval).
Nosaj Trouble wrote:That doesn't mean that I didn't have a moment of 'Oh god! I've killed him!' when he first collapsed!![]()
The usher with the microphone gave me such an evil look when it happened too!
Mandrake wrote:The 150 were probably the ones collecting the cards and envelopes for the second half Oracle Q & A Act.
Fides wrote:this guy didn't take a frisbee up with him. I dunno, perhaps I'm wrong but I do remember consciously only counting four frisbees as they went out. And he was directly in front of me so if a frisbee had been coming my way I think I would have spotted it. It would be the perfect opportunity to pull that kind of stunt,
Fides wrote:It was funny, the dramatic silence, DB lying on the stage, the unknown, the "what's happened"... and then you quietly going "oops" on the mike that was still live....!
Mandrake wrote:I understand that the monkey was sold on ebay last year - it was rather tatty and in need of repair after being flung about in various theatres!
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