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I wish there wasn't so many edits, the slights were masked by the cuts.

all I could figure out is that the ten of hearts is only shown for a single "frame" on the cardback animation so I imagine the off the shelf version involves sneaking in the card you need to the bottom of the deck in order to end the animation

Every time I order from Penguin, I like to imagine it’s Dan’s hands packing the order. Please make more of those Black Fan Backs. 😢

2:35 nasty cut with reach under the table, but still no idea how this amazing trick is done. :)

WOWWWW

Magic big green restaurant and coffee house say Dan Hardin sold fake books and gambled all the money in Las Vegas. They say they will put him in jail for 200 years for making Houdini feel shame.

As Pen said, he's known this for many years as I have owned it as well ... but then Dan has a twist to it and fools us ...class act 👏👏👏

This was such a showcase of a LEGIT pro vs magicians who are simply good. Dan Harlan is effortless in everything he does. He not only played that crowd like a fiddle but Penn and Teller too. What an inspiration to anyone who performs.

Why is there a cut at 2:35?

Acts using the camera angle are so weak and Penn n Teller know exactly what is going on.With the camera flipping all over there is no way to see what is going on and for that matter using the audience doesn't cut it because they could have easily been planted especially since he only tosses the doll once because more than once leaves room for error.

Look at Penn....he seems so surprised

Great!

Loved the puns. Hope this is included in the upcoming Masterworks.

This was the first trick I ever bought after my friend showed it to me and I was amazed!! Now of course there is the later version which is even better called Cardtoon remastered as well as Cardtoon 2. Dave.

How was the audience mic'd up?

I still come over here to watch my fav Fool Us performance once a while

amazing love it dan

Pause at 3:15 and play at 0.50x speed the card before the chosen card has two X's at the top of the card, where the drawing is, and then the next card is the chosen card. All he has to do is switch one card. He can draw 52 of the same images but with the guy holding a different card and easily switch the card with whatever he has behind his table. It's pretty easy to have them labeled and easily accessed. The drawing at the end doesn't have to be perfect, as far as how the stick figure is drawn out because of that card before it. Our eyes/brain fill in the blanks. Or if he doesn't have the 52 cards by his table, he can easily have them on himself. Also, also, if he's forcing the 10 of hearts, then it really still doesn't matter. Also, also, also. I have no idea. I'm not a neurological astronaut helicopter pilot.

Stooge, stooge, stooge and stooge

I still don’t understand exactly why he got so excited. I watched it so many times, he knew the trick obviously but Harlan did something different? Can someone please explain this to me, what did he do to make him say wow so many times

Professors Nightmare is a classic. Dan's version is on a whole other level though.

All that show is for penn and teller to feel what they felt right here

Dude I just can’t get enough of this

This trick is AMAZING to perform for magicians

This might be my favorite trick now

SAY WHAT? This is a rip off of Perfect Monte by Jerry Somerdin. These new kids got to learn the past before releasing.

scott looks pissed

Heyyy I found it!!!!

I was going to make a comment about how I've been noticing a recent trend to demonstrate magic with a cathartic spiritual storytelling presentation in the main stream magic scene. But then I realized this video is from 10 years ago. Though I do credit Bizarre Magick for introducing the idea of a shamanic purpose for magical presentation. This is a great way of reintroducing performing an oldie but a goodie straight out of The Discovery of Witchcraft. Great work Dan Harlan!😊

Penn got to experience what it was like to be a little kid again at the end. Seeing Dan show him the cards and then him inspecting the cards themselves, he was like a kid in a candy store, just blown away haha

the "twist" is about the table, right (?) of course he could do it even with the sleeve though but I guess that's it. really ingenious and "world class" trick .. amazing one.

im your fan!!!!

😂😂😂😂

DanHarlan, you would have no idea have much you've done for me. I owe you.

*THY ARE THEE CREATOR Of This Amazing Trick* 🤗 *By The Way Nice Toss Of Mr. BONES* 😊 *I Saw Videos Of Copycats Doing This Trick With Combination Of All Cards In The Deck 🤔 But You Created A 10💔 And Wiped The Smirk Off From Penns Face As He Saw This Trick Several Times & Thought He Cracked The Code 😂 You Are An Ultimate Wizard* 🤗

5:04

I know how he did this, its genius, but not fair how the clip was edited to hide few extra moves

dope af

what? I need this

this is the prototype for teenagers in tents

dan is a punk rocker?

🤣🤣🤣

I love the craftsmanship in the table. I think I saw something like it in the index of a catalogue. I should have taken one!

I purchased this trick in the 2000's, it has sat in my collection for over a decade. Recently I rediscovered it, watched this routine, practiced it, and now it's a regular part of my act, and it kills! Thanks Dan!

I'm so excited to attend the first MAGICon!

WOW. How is it done?

Maybe it's that i'm completely oblivious about the origins of this trick... maybe it was the snappy editing... but it took me a really long time to actually understand what's the fuss about, what's the big reveal supposedly at the end. So they suspected that the previously hidden upper halves of the cards each hold a graphic for all the other cards besides the ten of hearts? That would be a clever compact way to do the trick, but i personally never suspected that, but a simple insertion of an extra card with the right graphic. So he was awarded because he choose a less elegant approach?