I know what you mean
I want to do it, because this time we can take part and really see if his stuff works
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I know what you mean
I want to do it, because this time we can take part and really see if his stuff works
did anyone watch and get stuck to your seat? I didn't get stuck.. he did say it was only available in High Def so can't be downloaded to internet.. I don't have high def tv
I fell asleep :lol:
It's all complete nonsense, Siobahn. It's all done by auto-suggestion. Some people are willing to believe and can be made to believe anything. If you set out with a sympathetic view to the possibility he can make you stick to your seat there is a good chance you will.
It would have no effect on a sceptic or a neutral person. Magicians have done similar tricks for centuries. The basic idea is the same principle behind the way spiritualists and mind readers operate.
He is a good magician and showman of course but that's all he is.
Thing is, I was open for suggestions.. I took it seriously (well I giggled a bit at the start through nerves) and nothing happen..
Deep down (or maybe not so deep down!), Siobahn, I'm sure you're not really that gullible. That's why it didn't work for you.
We all tried it in our house but not one of us got stuck, mind you I suppose the usual Friday bottle of wine didn't help :lol:
no I am not that gullible.. I was willing to be open to it to see if possible.. My reckoning was this: he said it was only in High Def so only those with a HD TV got stuck, they call the show and then he send people around to steal their TV :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: perfect crime.. person in the house when TV gets stole, can't do anything about it cause they are stuck to their chair
Gullible, Shiv? No, more devious I think, loved the telly stealing idea.:rotfl:
A fan of TV illusionist Derren Brown has claimed that he was left immobilised for 12 hours after watching one of his recent shows.
Brown attempted to keep viewers stuck to their seats by playing a special video in his Channel 4 programme How To Control The Nation earlier this month. At the end of the stunt, he played another tape which was designed to free anybody who was unable to move.
Johnathan Whitfeld, 26, has now told the Daily Star Sunday that only the first video worked on him, leaving him motionless all night. His partner Katie Dunn, 23, was out with friends while the 9pm programme was broadcast and reportedly went to bed assuming that Whitfield was joking when she returned home and spotted him sitting transfixed by the screen.
Revealing what happened the next morning, Dunn explained: "He was just saying, 'I'm stuck, I'm stuck, I need the loo'. I didn't have a clue what to do so I texted a friend who I knew had watched it.
"She said Derren played a video at the end to free people. Luckily, Johnathan had also recorded the show so I found it, played it and he managed to get to his feet."
Whitfield added: "It was dreadful. I can see the funny side of it now but at the time I wanted to sue him.
"I needed the toilet and was in agony for hours but I just couldn't get out of the chair. I've never been hypnotised before but I imagine that's exactly what it felt like."
Brown's next stunt How To Beat A Casino will air on Friday.
http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/odd/a179...all-night.html
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Did you watch it this week? how to be a physic spy.. well I guess circles straight away (and I didn't see his hints in the newspapers).. every where around the area where the painting was hung has circles.. plates, bikes etc...