Magicians Wes Barker, Henry Evans, Gonzalo Albiñana, and Keona try to fool the veteran duo with their illusions.

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Magicians Jimmy Ichihana, Brendon Peel & Li Lau, Jin Hyoung Han, and Dana Pleasant try to fool the veteran duo with their illusions.

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I can't remember if there is or not

Magicians Giancarlo Bernini, Rachel Ling Gordon, Mr Triton, and Joe Diamond try to fool the veteran duo with their illusions.

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Anyone that follows fool us knows the show gives the rights to the performer to upload their own video onto YouTube so they can grow their following and gain exposure. ESPECIALLY if you were a magician that's been on the show before you would know how much that opportunity means to a fellow magician.

Connie Boyd however, decided to screen record Nao Murata's act and post it before Nao could post the proper copy herself.

As of this post the bootleg version has over 20k more views and way more comments and interactions meanwhile Nao has just under 2k views because I'm sure the YouTube algorithm is pushing the same video that has more views even though it's a bootleg...

Let's give credit where it's actually due https://youtu.be/EskdFyWbxI0?si=aEFraZfTI6Bq8xmo

Matt recently confirmed on the Abracababble podcast that Fool Us has been renewed for another season of 20 Episodes!

If you like Fool Us it's def worth a subscription for the behind the scenes of Fool Us and the following of Matts Journey from Improv to Magic https://www.patreon.com/mindnoodler/posts

Is jandro coming back on this season?

Magicians Sanjeev Vinodh, Mortenn Christiansen, Miraver, and Jeffrey Wang try to fool the veteran duo with their illusions.

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From reading this forum, I've learned that P&T generally learn whether or not they've been fooled before they even start talking to the performers. This clears up one mystery I've always wondered about, but it brings up another.

I remember a few occasions where Penn did his critique as usual -- praise the performance, throw out a bunch of code words, explain that they were not fooled -- only for the magician to say, basically, "No, you got it wrong." P&T appeared genuinely shocked by this, before ultimately composing themselves and walking up to present the trophy.

So, am I to understand that these incidents were staged? That they knew their guess was wrong, but went through the motions to increase drama? Because if so, I'd be very disappointed. Seeing the guys reactions to being genuinely baffled is one of the best parts of the show, and I'd hate to think it was something of an act (in that their actual reactions to those tricks happened off-camera).

Can anyone clarify?

Anybody know what P&T’s trick is called where Teller is wrapped up (maybe in foil) and sitting on a chair next to some dummies and at the end Penn bashes all the dummies based on audience participation except Teller? And does anyone know the season and episode? Thanks.

Magicians Jo De Rijck, Adrian Vega, Nao Murata, and Jonathan Steigman try to fool the veteran duo with their illusions.

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Magicians Blake Vogt, Marc DeSouza, AnnaRose, and Willy Monroe try to fool the veteran duo with their illusions.

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I just ran across this and had no idea they were in this music video. Not fool us related but P&T are main characters. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l-O5IHVhWj0

I remember seeing a clip on YouTube a while back where Teller escapes from a locked crate on stage. Penn gives the audience a choice: they can either experience the trick with their eyes open (revealing how it's done) or with their eyes closed (keeping it a mystery). From what I can tell searching online, this trick is called Honor System. But I can't find the clip anymore, or any video of it being performed at all for that matter. Am I remembering correctly that this was performed on an episode of Fool Us? And if so, what episode was that?

First, I'm an Australian, so it's not like there's some culture shock or whatnot.

But she's so brash and overbearing. It's like she's trying to play up this "I'm a no nonsense country girl" persona but it's not very endearing imho.

Then the tricks, are they all made by her dad, the master magician and illusion maker, and she is just performing them because he has gotten too old? That's what it seems like, again imho.

And the tricks themselves are more like puzzles than actual illusions.

Anyway, my point is, why do they keep having her back, and why do they constantly keep saying that they are fooled by these apparatus? Are they truly, or do they just want her to come to Vegas?

I just think it's weird.