One-Handed Magician tries to fool Penn and Teller | Fool Us Season 9 | Chris Canfield

"Wicked, wicked difficult with two hands, you're doing it with one...I can't even get my mind around it." - Penn Jillette

"You could tell how much I loved it. Teller also loved it." - Penn Jillette

I WONDER WHY is a tribute to his late father, Dale Canfield, and the Maestro René Lavand. This inspiring close-up sleight of hand card magic was performed for the first time on the show.

Performance includes Alyson Hannigan and Penn.

Penn & Teller: Fool Us - Season 9 - Season Premiere - Episode 1 (Single-Handed Three-Legged Twin Bullet Catch)

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[glennrudolph]

Holy crap that intro video is so legit.
Is that real or “Hollywood”?

[PtylerBeats]

One thing I love about this show is that you don’t need to fool them to put on an amazing show and get your recognition for it

[HassanSelim]

This performance is beautiful, because even if you can guess that the cards are being manipulated as they're dropped, there is still a lot of room for being impressed by the technique in which the cards are manipulated, and even if you figured out exactly how the cards are being manipulated (single-handedly, no less), you will still be impressed by the story being laid out by that performance and how poetic it is!

[poppabear]

Huge fan of Rene Lavand. He passed and I thought the world of 1 handed magicians was gone.
But nope, you’ve inspired me.
Can you do your version of oil and water? I’d love to see it.

[FriendlyNeighbourhoodSpidey]

That was probably the most random and confusing 'code' talk that I've heard from Penn

[junheceta]

Nothing short of inspiring. Your father was one hell of a teacher and an even finer parent.

Also, with respect, you are a worthy successor to the great Rene Lavand.

[WvlfDarkfire]

Pure genius. What dedication! You wouldn't fool a magician with those tricks. But you will damn sure impress them all with that performance.

[shawnenglish]

Rene Lavand was the only one handed card guy I knew until know. Instant

[CrazyCousin]

That was the best slight of hand I've seen in a long time

[KilllerQueeen]

As someone who loves magic and has four fingers on each hand, I never thought I would be able to do up close magic. I have very tiny hands. But you proved me wrong! I would love to see you perform live one day!!

[PRdeSO]

Doing that Trick one handed deserves à bigger trophy on its own

[therealfocusin]

I'm argentinian, I've been lucky enough to watch René Lavand's act in person, I can tell you I was sitting at the edge of my seat, couldn't believe my eyes. I loved your take on this and I'm glad there're magicians out there inspiring the younger generations as René did. Thank you! And... 'It can't be done any slower'.

[captainkeller]

People like you make magic real. I cant imagine how much work you put in your magic.

[yaskynemma]

That was amazing, René Lavand is one of my favourite magicians, I really admire him and I love that you took your own work and crossed it with his ideas also

[PieMan]

You didn’t fool Penn & Teller, but you definitely fooled me. That was

[fanrco]

must have been terrifying having penn staring right at the cards during the key moments at 4:17 and 4:40, but you did it so smooth it took me a few rewatches before i remembered the two times i had five friends over when i was twelve :)

[aaronnonymous]

Taking the term "sleight of hand" to a whole new level. In many ways.

[PokemonFamClub]

The magic was fantastic, but the delivery and story with it was beyond exceptional!

[shrikartummala]

That was beyond amazing. I was truly mesmerised by your kindness and humble nature. The trick left me speechless. Congratulations on a fantastic performance. I really wish you fooled them.

[traitware]

Where's the LOVE BUTTON! AMAZING! So proud is the TraitWare Team!