@@yavitvexe9997 because before he started the card tricks, he took a bite out of his sandwich and Rigsby was looking at him when he did it. So, when the detective shows the cards he took his sandwich from his pocket and ate it in front of Rigsby to give him some sort of subliminal reminder.
He also took a bite so that he doesn't have to say anything... He wanted Rigsby to singlehandedly make a fool out of himself... Just as a joke of course...
Ya know how most shows like this have an interesting plot but the individual episodes are hit or miss? This one's the opposite, where the overall plot drags on and gets really boring but each episode is great, lol
Being brutally honest, I don't think so. Not to hate or anything, the actors are great, but there is something about the script that I seem to dislike. Everything is very "convenient" and Patrick is always right, when usually thousand of other theories could explain what he is trying to describe. Yet again, it is worth giving it a watch. And if you have liked shows like Castle (which is way worse if you ask me) this might well be your cup of tea. Oh, and if you are looking for a series that has a very bright principal character, go for House M.D. Won't disappoint.
@@albusbriandumbledorre5936 The Show has to be convenient and Patrick has to be almost always right. Like how John Wick always has to win the combat and also how Saitama always has to come out victorious. It doesn't work if they don't follow this track.
Just a theory: First Trick:He used suggestion and planted nine of hearts in Rigsby's mind by showing it him before the card trick even began. Second trick:He placed the deck on top of ace of spades after he "guessed wrong".All he had to do after that was look at it and plant it on the victim.
Well Lucifer came after this so they kinda took the inspiration from this show. There are certain characters from this show that show up in Lucifer during different crimes.
The only explanation I can think of how did Rigsby know the card is that Jane somehow showed him for a slightest second... unless it's just a movie "trick" that has no explanation
I'm not magician professional, but honestly the only card trick that I know of that works like this requires the person to flash all the cards in the deck to the person first, subtly stopping longer on whatever card the magician wants to be picked. Perhaps Jane, however, already implanted the idea of the 9 of hearts to Rigsby before this? Or maybe there's another trick that doesn't work with flashing?
Okay so it could've been a card force. A card force is when you force a card to someone, you already know what they're going to pick, cause you're forcing the card. They have no real choice. It doesn't even take time to set up. I don't know enough about magic, but I know a similar card force, where the Spectator randomly chooses a card the way shown in the scene, but it's forced.
@@anmoljhamb8775 I've seen some tricks where a card can be forced by just holding the deck in a specific sort of way with the card in a specific spot...
If you're using a regular deck of cards, eight Ace of spades could be the card of death depending on the other card surrounding it. Amongst others. It could be the card of divorce depending on the start rounding cards for example or it could be the start of a new intellectual pursuit or you could read it depending on the other cards as the start of a conflict both positive or negative depending on the house & the cards surrounding. 🃏
Man's got 52 pockets in that vests and uses a battleship grid location system to memorize where every card in a deck is. But if you're prepped always for a trick and can use suggestion and manipulation up get them to ask you to do a card trick and pretend like you don't have your own and they give you a deck then the rest is misdirection and showmanship. As far as being able to tell what people are writing by reading their pen, you would either have to create your own videos and study your own pen while you write what you know you're writing and reverse engineer how you can know by doing a LOT of practice or have someone that's willing to let you practice with them a LOT or you just have a different DaVinci-esque type of intelligece. I don't think Leo D even had to practice the mirror writing he used to make his blue prints and engineering look nonsensical and he just kinda knew how to do it. They do show how he pulls most of his machinations off which is usually withholding information to extreme situations and plants evidence and uses several of tricks that would not hold up in court, but he's usually able to do it so what he does is incidental because if you fish out a confession on video or audio than their done, at least in civil court if not the criminal court
DaVinci left sketches of raindrops splashing, showing the characteristic crown shaped splash. Most humans had to wait for sufficiently fast photography to see it. Very different brain.
@jackhowe6 oh da Vinci would be an Elon Musk on Adderall today! He already understood helicopters before they figured out a freaking decent gun. Da Vinci today would be coming up with time travel and teleportation, and figure out how to travel FTL on his down time
@jackhowe6 he would buy birds to let them go and watch them fly, then sketch every micro second of it in flight, instead of finishing a painting for some rich patron that bores the hell out of da Vinci but he's still the most expensive artist for portraits and hated doing them for rich noble royal pompous sods, that's why there's extremely few, but when Cesare Borgia employed him as the master of his military defense force, da Vinci let out his inner darkness and created war machines, fortresses, and was supplied with as many living and dead bodies as he wanted to revolutionize our understanding of anatomy and physiology.. something he had been arrested for and denied by the church his entire life until he teamed up with Borgia, Machiavelli, and Micheletto, and united Italy with both fear and love, one of the few to pull off being both which Machiavelli said was nearly impossible to be both, but Borgia found many ways, a couple of scenes from Game of Thrones comes straight from Borgias historical actions.... like the Red Wedding.. for one
He picked wrong the first time on purpose. Went through the deck when they were leaving and grabbed the ace of spade. When they were checking the body somehow Jane must have planted it inside his jacket cause the lady found it after finding the ring and the napkin.
@@daniloapostolov-dacatv1536 Probably not a real card trick since it's just a TV show card trick. They can do whatever they want with editing. Hard to reproduce (especially the first one in the manner it's done is basicly impossible)
@@arjana1242 Trick 1 is not complete impossible. A deck of cards contains 52 cards. A Magician could wear a special jacket and vest where he can hide every single card in a differen pocket. and than he could pick any card the spectator tells him. that´s one method but very elaborate. you can do a similar effect like the first one with a "special" deck of cards. The spectator tells you a card of choice and you can find his card upside down in the deck. the second trick could be done with almost every method of card force. which means the spectator picks the card you want him to. the rest is up to you.
"How did you do that?"
>Very Good<
Magicians standard answer!
Pretty sure he said "How did I do that" the joke was Jane made him think he performed the trick
Love how he pulled out his sandwich to remind rigsby of the card trick
I don't get it. Why did he pull out the sandwich?
@@sriramsundar8388 yeah what does sandwich have to do with a card trick?..
@@yavitvexe9997 because before he started the card tricks, he took a bite out of his sandwich and Rigsby was looking at him when he did it. So, when the detective shows the cards he took his sandwich from his pocket and ate it in front of Rigsby to give him some sort of subliminal reminder.
He also took a bite so that he doesn't have to say anything...
He wanted Rigsby to singlehandedly make a fool out of himself...
Just as a joke of course...
It's an ace of spades though. Who needs to be reminded that that was their card?
Fuck he pulls out the sandwich to make the other guy remember at the right moment. Is this a good show or something?
Yes, it is very much a good show
Ya know how most shows like this have an interesting plot but the individual episodes are hit or miss? This one's the opposite, where the overall plot drags on and gets really boring but each episode is great, lol
It's an addicting show
Being brutally honest, I don't think so. Not to hate or anything, the actors are great, but there is something about the script that I seem to dislike. Everything is very "convenient" and Patrick is always right, when usually thousand of other theories could explain what he is trying to describe. Yet again, it is worth giving it a watch. And if you have liked shows like Castle (which is way worse if you ask me) this might well be your cup of tea. Oh, and if you are looking for a series that has a very bright principal character, go for House M.D. Won't disappoint.
@@albusbriandumbledorre5936 The Show has to be convenient and Patrick has to be almost always right. Like how John Wick always has to win the combat and also how Saitama always has to come out victorious. It doesn't work if they don't follow this track.
I like that he did 2 tricks :D and first one even doesnt count.
Just a theory:
First Trick:He used suggestion and planted nine of hearts in Rigsby's mind by showing it him before the card trick even began.
Second trick:He placed the deck on top of ace of spades after he "guessed wrong".All he had to do after that was look at it and plant it on the victim.
This is hilarious LMAO 😂😂😂
jane unique gifted actor producer director in his own way priceless.
Rigsby learn card trick the hard way 😂
Bring back the MENTALIST, please!
I really like that „racecardrivers have soft hands 🙄“ as if correcting a child who said 1+1 is 4 😂
on the body man? really? he went there and did that lol
thankyou sharing.
Ma men let's goooo
Idk why this gimme a vibe of Lucifer
Well Lucifer came after this so they kinda took the inspiration from this show. There are certain characters from this show that show up in Lucifer during different crimes.
The only explanation I can think of how did Rigsby know the card is that Jane somehow showed him for a slightest second... unless it's just a movie "trick" that has no explanation
I'm not magician professional, but honestly the only card trick that I know of that works like this requires the person to flash all the cards in the deck to the person first, subtly stopping longer on whatever card the magician wants to be picked. Perhaps Jane, however, already implanted the idea of the 9 of hearts to Rigsby before this? Or maybe there's another trick that doesn't work with flashing?
Okay so it could've been a card force. A card force is when you force a card to someone, you already know what they're going to pick, cause you're forcing the card. They have no real choice. It doesn't even take time to set up. I don't know enough about magic, but I know a similar card force, where the Spectator randomly chooses a card the way shown in the scene, but it's forced.
@@anmoljhamb8775 I've seen some tricks where a card can be forced by just holding the deck in a specific sort of way with the card in a specific spot...
Make deck of just ace of spades, easy
@@popepepe6042 you mean he put this card on the bottom so Rigsby would see it for a second and think that's his card?
how many of you thought of 9 of hearts? Just curious
I always pick 2 of spades
I had 4 of hearts
3 of clubs for me
I got a little freaked out cuz i was thinking of the 9 of hearts.
@@dislikereporter2271 ha. Noice
If you're using a regular deck of cards, eight Ace of spades could be the card of death depending on the other card surrounding it. Amongst others. It could be the card of divorce depending on the start rounding cards for example or it could be the start of a new intellectual pursuit or you could read it depending on the other cards as the start of a conflict both positive or negative depending on the house & the cards surrounding. 🃏
Nothing like Cho business
alliteration is fun
Man's got 52 pockets in that vests and uses a battleship grid location system to memorize where every card in a deck is. But if you're prepped always for a trick and can use suggestion and manipulation up get them to ask you to do a card trick and pretend like you don't have your own and they give you a deck then the rest is misdirection and showmanship. As far as being able to tell what people are writing by reading their pen, you would either have to create your own videos and study your own pen while you write what you know you're writing and reverse engineer how you can know by doing a LOT of practice or have someone that's willing to let you practice with them a LOT or you just have a different DaVinci-esque type of intelligece. I don't think Leo D even had to practice the mirror writing he used to make his blue prints and engineering look nonsensical and he just kinda knew how to do it.
They do show how he pulls most of his machinations off which is usually withholding information to extreme situations and plants evidence and uses several of tricks that would not hold up in court, but he's usually able to do it so what he does is incidental because if you fish out a confession on video or audio than their done, at least in civil court if not the criminal court
DaVinci left sketches of raindrops splashing, showing the characteristic crown shaped splash. Most humans had to wait for sufficiently fast photography to see it. Very different brain.
@jackhowe6 oh da Vinci would be an Elon Musk on Adderall today! He already understood helicopters before they figured out a freaking decent gun. Da Vinci today would be coming up with time travel and teleportation, and figure out how to travel FTL on his down time
@jackhowe6 he would buy birds to let them go and watch them fly, then sketch every micro second of it in flight, instead of finishing a painting for some rich patron that bores the hell out of da Vinci but he's still the most expensive artist for portraits and hated doing them for rich noble royal pompous sods, that's why there's extremely few, but when Cesare Borgia employed him as the master of his military defense force, da Vinci let out his inner darkness and created war machines, fortresses, and was supplied with as many living and dead bodies as he wanted to revolutionize our understanding of anatomy and physiology.. something he had been arrested for and denied by the church his entire life until he teamed up with Borgia, Machiavelli, and Micheletto, and united Italy with both fear and love, one of the few to pull off being both which Machiavelli said was nearly impossible to be both, but Borgia found many ways, a couple of scenes from Game of Thrones comes straight from Borgias historical actions.... like the Red Wedding.. for one
I miss Ghost 👻
Wucha's readn' Cho? Russian literature? William Blake? Dante?
How he do that
He picked wrong the first time on purpose. Went through the deck when they were leaving and grabbed the ace of spade. When they were checking the body somehow Jane must have planted it inside his jacket cause the lady found it after finding the ring and the napkin.
@@ssj4majinmatt but how did he know?
plot twist, he asked the producers
What is this season
First
S03E05
Patrick Jane is Sherlock Holmes lost brother
Nooooooooooooo
Kansas City
I want teach this!!!
Please teach then... So what's the trick?
@@Red_John. Sorry. I want learn it.
@@daniloapostolov-dacatv1536 Probably not a real card trick since it's just a TV show card trick. They can do whatever they want with editing. Hard to reproduce (especially the first one in the manner it's done is basicly impossible)
@@arjana1242 Trick 1 is not complete impossible. A deck of cards contains 52 cards. A Magician could wear a special jacket and vest where he can hide every single card in a differen pocket. and than he could pick any card the spectator tells him. that´s one method but very elaborate.
you can do a similar effect like the first one with a "special" deck of cards. The spectator tells you a card of choice and you can find his card upside down in the deck.
the second trick could be done with almost every method of card force. which means the spectator picks the card you want him to. the rest is up to you.
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