The TV by Nikolas Mavresis

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A chosen card. An old TV. Strange channels. Static. Surreal revelations. And one impossible final message.
The TV toby jest zabawne, surrealistyczne i wspaniale niezwykłe przedmiot magii z prezentacją wizualną, którą każdy natychmiast rozumie.
A card is chosen, lost, and seemingly forgotten. You then introduce a mysterious little packet featuring an old-fashioned television set. At first, it looks innocent enough. But as the routine unfolds, the TV begins to behave in the strangest way.
The screen turns on. Static fills the picture. New channels appear.
It feels like the spectator's card has somehow been transmitted through the airwaves, hidden inside this strange little television. Then, the TV changes channel one final time and reveals an impossible message: the exact card the spectator chose.
It is visual, playful, surprising, and has that slightly surreal feeling that makes people smile before the final revelation hits.

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• A card is chosen, lost, and seemingly forgotten.
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• You introduce a mysterious little packet featuring an old-fashioned television set.
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• The TV behaves in strange ways as it turns on, showing static and new channels.
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• The exact chosen card is revealed on the final channel change.
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• Includes an extra bonus card for a more spicy version of the routine.
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Oryginalny opis angielski

A chosen card. An old TV. Strange channels. Static. Surreal revelations. And one impossible final message.

The TV is a fun, surreal and wonderfully offbeat piece of magic with a visual premise everyone instantly understands.

A card is chosen, lost, and seemingly forgotten. You then introduce a mysterious little packet featuring an old-fashioned television set. At first, it looks innocent enough. But as the routine unfolds, the TV begins to behave in the strangest way.

The screen turns on. Static fills the picture. New channels appear.

It feels like the spectator's card has somehow been transmitted through the airwaves, hidden inside this strange little television. Then, the TV changes channel one final time and reveals an impossible message: the exact card the spectator chose.

It is visual, playful, surprising, and has that slightly surreal feeling that makes people smile before the final revelation hits.

P.S. It also comes with an extra bonus card which allows you to perform a slightly more spicy version of the routine, different from the one shown in the trailer.