Carson was not a gentleman. He is a master at acting like a gentleman. He intentionally set up URI to fail, to expose him publicly. Every “magic” act is based on illusion. No one is really sawing a woman in half or levitating without hidden lifts. Of course they are all “frauds.” Carson just wanted to make this guy squirm and ruin his career. That’s not a gentleman.
They consulted Jame Randi on how to set up the props so Uri couldnt pull his tricks. The second Uri sat down and looked at the table he knew he was screwed and immediately began making excuses. Watching frauds get exposed is so satisfying, lol.
Ahh yes James randi, the predator of the paranormal. He was truly a gem and he will be missed. Truly satisfying to watch a fraud squirm after taking so many people’s money.
That's hilarious how at the end, when Uri said that we have "a bent spoon," Johnny responded with "a spoon with a slight bend in it." A subtle way of saying "nice try, but no."
Wish we had a better view of the spoon before it was picked up. I suspect the tiny bend was already there, and Geller noticed it and had him put his finger right on that spot.
@Diz Zkl don't be militant and call somebody else a fool. What if somebody called you a nasty slur all over idle conversation. It's easy for you to dis others isn't it?
I remember at 1am, I was staring at my watch for at least an hour, wishing it would change. Focusing with all my mind's power. And then, ever so slowly, it changed to 2am.
Johnny Carson - 6:20 "Are you feeling in the mood yet? More questions, Whats the capital of South Dakota?" in other words "Get going or get out kid" Johnny's pure class👍
@@gergelynagyfugedi6864 people sarcastically say "What's the capital of South Dakota?" they often use it to imply that the person they're speaking to is uninformed or doesn't know basic facts. It's a playful way to call out someone's lack of knowledge about a relatively simple piece of information, especially since Pierre is not as widely recognized as many other U.S. capitals. The sarcasm typically highlights the irony of not knowing something that seems straightforward.
The first thing Geller says is “ This scares me” which equates to, oh-oh I’m busted. I could only imagine if someone indeed did have a supernatural gift they would not walk on and say that.
I distinctly remember watching this when it aired. I was 12 years old. It was summer vacation time and one of the few occasions my parents let me stay up that late. Up until that point, I was a fan of Geller. Like many kids (and adults too) I was naive and fell for his con. I thought he was a really cool dude with genuine psychic abilities. Well, thanks to Carson, his grift was exposed. I was so angry and disappointed but also grateful that I had gained fraud awareness from it. It was one of those "growing up" moments you begin to experience at that pre-teen age. Thank you for that, Johnny! ❤
Uri Geller had no problem lying to people. He even told Carson this experiment wasn't controlled... as if somehow a controlled setup would make it easier for him to perform.
Say thank you to Carson for duping you. He obviously set this up to embarrass URI and make him look stupid. Anyone with psychic abilities knows you can’t always just turn them on demand. In fact he even bent the spoon but you all want to just pretend he didn’t. Sad. You missed the spiritual world due to this TV host clown.
Lol dude I literally was skimming through comments and came across yours while the video was playing and he said “let me rest a little” thanks for the laughs.
I was a teenager when I saw this and of course wanted to believe that this was possible. I mean URI Geller was pretty well known then but that all changed after this Johnny Carson episode when - at least for me - he couldn’t do his “magic” and was seen as a phony.
This was so uncomfortable to watch. Geller's stalling and squirming Geller was a fool to go on a show that the host is an old magician. Carson was many things but being a fool was not one of them..
Luckily for Geller no amount of disproving conmen like him will persuade those who want to believe in him, they will white noise out any criticism and happily hand him all their hard earned (inherited) money.
@ItsAlwaysRusty, pretty sure he didn't know Johnny Carson was a magician. Geller made a lot of money as a fraud and con man - he got what was coming to him.
Johnny did an excellent job of exposing this fraud. His friend, magician and psychic skeptic James Randi, instructed Johnny and his staff to not let Geller or his associates near the items on the table. As such, Geller was unable to manipulate the items prior to his spot. The appearance didn't destroy Geller's career, but it did cause it to fade from prominence.
I was just reading that after this show his career boomed in the states and he was called to do more talk shows. Apparently people thought it wasn’t magic tricks because those never fail so they bought into his schtick.
I love the way the fraudster tries, however. He realises from the beginning that he's basically f...ed, to employ professional magician terminology. So he switches to choosing canisters that DON'T have the water, where he starts with a 9 out of 10 chance of being right, then 8 of 9, and 7 of 8. Meanwhile he's talking, doing shtick, filibustering, and practically begging Johnny to ask more questions, as he hopes to run out the clock. He also hits upon the idea of asking the other guest to take the canister Geller chooses. There is no intelligible reason other than to hope the guest will clumsily touch other cannisters, which he dare not do himself with the camera and Johnny right on him. That indeed happens, and of course Geller then makes a show of admonishing him to be careful, etc. But after getting lucky 3 times, Geller chickens out and switches to the spoon bs, while looking for an opportunity, no doubt, to give the table a little kick. I think he actually manages that at the third commercial break, but by this time he's ready to play out the clock.
hes not a fraud hes a magican you know magic doesnt exist its impressive tricks then they did something that wasnt in the deal they said they interview him as a populer magican but they brought their stuff to make their tv show have content and of course no one can bend spoon its a magic trick
@@rave2069 He's a magician who calls himself telepathic with special mental powers. That is fraud. Being a magician does not exonerate one automatically from the charge of being a fraud. There have been magicians who claimed to have mind-reading powers from Jesus, magicians who claimed to be miracle-workers, and so on. That makes them fraudsters. As for the way this fraudster was exposed, aww, poor him. Btw, I see you're a magician too, because of the way you make punctuation disappear in jumbled rambling.
to be honest some progress has been made in terms of critical thinking. this stuff would never pass on today's talk shows. however strangely enough people would mandate a shot for a cold with 99.98% survival rate. so there's a bit of give and take
Think Houdini! They are all tricksters which as the name implies means that they use TRICKery to make you think they have magical powers. They learn techniques to pull the wool over someone's eyes. But, with Geller he was trying to make himself out to be a superhero of sorts. Disgraceful, really!
@@cagneybillingsley2165 - Well put. What's still bizarro is how the highly educated and High IQs of the world can be taken by some form of Magical or Wishful Thinking, justifying it on the basis of "Science". Your example of Covid mandates ( and lockdowns / punishments / arrests / job firings ) is a prime example of Elites fancying themselves as The Arbiters of Truth. ( Or Power, which can also delude the mind. )
8/1/73 I had just turned 15 and remember staying up and watching this. Mom and Dad had gone to bed and I always felt like I was getting away with something watching Carson’s “sophisticated” humor. Oh, those were the days.
Johnny is so respectful toward thls young man. and he asks questions that show he is truly intrested . One of ....or perhaps THE best interviewer who will truly be missed.
I like how he was visibly nervous from the start. He didn't expect that this experiment will be set up specifically so he can't pull any tricks. I don't mind illusionists but stating that they actually have paranormal abilities is where I draw the line. It's building his career on a lie.
@@markcadieux3445 The difference between magicians and the people you mentioned is that real magicians will be honest in telling you it's an illusion, which is why they call what they do tricks.
Agree totally. Stage magicians, conjurors - great. Very entertaining. People who try to pass it off as genuine psychic ability - run them out of town. Deceitful and abusive. Geller gets totally called out here for what he is. A liar.
This is a great demonstration of how a BS artist operates, when backed into a corner. He delays, tries to distract, claims that his "powers" don't always work, claims that the setting isn't right, flatters ... anything to draw attention from the fact that he has been exposed.
Exactly! If he was Legit- none of that Matters. And then the way he was a bit rude to Johnny-ie "you're SO Suspicious!" blaming Johnny-then said "you asked i try this other thing or the other one" Please.
First thing Geller said, looking at the props he didn't set up: "This scares me." And it was obvious he was scared right away. He looked and sounded weak right off the bat.
Johnny actually called The Amazing Randy days before the show and asked him how to set up the experiments. Randy simply said, "Don't let Geller touch ANY object before the ojects are brought on stage."
And he instructed that the canisters be coated on the bottom with a very thin layer of rubber cement (the cement was allowed to dry) which made it much more difficult to determine the weight of a canister with water inside
Johnny was the best late-night TV show host of all time! Even when Johnny wasn't talking on his show, he was funny. Watching James Randi brought me to this video. Seeing the tonight show with Johnny Carson brought great memories of my dad when we'd watch his show together. My Dear Dad and Johnny, R.I.P.✝
Omg Carson is amazing, he is there present every single time Geller tries to weasel out of things. A guy like Geller is of course great at talking himself out of trouble when in difficult situations, but Carson is at every single turn there to meet him. He ridicules Geller elegantly, and you can see Geller desperate and very insecure. His tricks are not working, his talking is not working, he was absolutely owned by Carson for the whole 20 minutes.
@M San YES! I noticed too! Many of us grew to know Johnny over the years. He was very intelligent, his quick wit and sense of humor enabled him to ad lib as good as it gets. Geller was "OWNED" in such a way he wasn't sure if he was being owned or not. I'm sure once Geller got back to his hotel he was like FuK... Johnny just ruined my career. Not many believed Geller had the mental ability to bend a paperclip after that performance!!!
Gosh! I'm a millennial and I gotta say that Carson is CLASSY! Wish more show hosts were like him. Straight to the point, but fair and open-minded; gotta love this guy!
Tv shows back then we're so good family's would all get together to watch shows like carsons somet we don't have now days it brought family's close together it's missed alot it's a shame all we have now is reality TV taken it's spot
@@trishawinters7999 True. What is it with tv people being fascinated by a bodily function? I don't have tell you which one it is but it begins with a S and it's not sex. I eat dinner while watching tv and thankfully have a 30 second skip button on my remote.
@@GUNS_jk Hillary, Bill, and the tRumps should all be in jail. ALL of them are criminals with the latter trying to stage a coup. The tRump's crimes are even more heinous because of the threats on democracy that they are still trying to implement.
If you watch Gellar’s feet closely you will see him kick the table a few times. He couldn’t figure out which canister was the right one because it would wobble if there was something in it. Gellar’s people also couldn’t get to the spoons and weaken them(you bend them back and forth a shitload of times), so he had to sit there absolutely humiliated.
@@missgoodnfilthy2243 You can hear it, you can see the timepiece wobbling at that exact moment, and when the they cut back from the close up to the wide shot you can see Geller had just shifted his leg.
he could've got around this by simply saying I need two hours of hard concentration or meditation or whatever but he proceeded as if he almost believed in himself
At 5:03 you can see the spoon in the middle is already slightly bent (dented). Which is why he told him to pick it up like he did covering the initial bend then making it seem like he did it. Nice.
That’s what I was looking for! Thank you for the timestamp right there. I can’t believe that “helper” went along with that crap! P.S. It was also dumb of the production crew to use anything that wasn’t brand new/unbent.
From 16:20 to 16:50 Johnny truly showed sincerity, respect, encouragement and understanding. in those 30 seconds he also showed how to be a real host & a true gentleman …!
@@wxyz9035 I have only seen the clips on RUclips, but he seems to me to be a naturally talkative and interesting person who is doing his best to entertain the audience and himself.
Geller must’ve been in pure panic mode the entire time. Knowing you’re a complete fraud and that you’re definitely not going to be “feeling strong” at any point on this segment. It’s amazing this man’s career didn’t crumble after this. He continued to have a very lucrative career.
You're correct. Didn't ruin his career at all. I often wonder whether Ricardo picked up the small cylinders and thought to himself ' There's water in this one...he missed it...'
@@tomwinchester55 Well, if it weren't, it would be a widely known fact documented and filmed many times. So many of these poeple said they can do all sorts of things, but you only saw them on their own little shows, and circuses, and streets
Naaah Uri was known by his friends to do this and succeed many times. This is about the passive chi where you absorb from the environment, the objects maliability and then and then project it's future as you desire it to be. This can be hard. I once had a griddle that thought it was a basset hound. Which is rediculous! Everybody knows animals and griddles aren't even in the same spiritual category. Obviously the griddle had problems. I had to let it go to the sally.
@@bobdixon4998 Wow, talk about ignorance. “His friends” hardly qualify as credible sources, and as stated, he was proven to be a fraud. James Randi did the best expose on him ever which is why you never saw much of Uri since. Being connected to ”Chi” doesn’t give you telepathic powers btw.
Johnny, oh my, how we miss you! I do remember this show. It was rare for me to miss his show. Johnny was always the professional. No one today compares. I might watch Jimmy Kimmel now and then, but he is no Johnny. Although, I don't believe Johnny would ever ask people to tell their kids they ate all of their Halloween candy. I never believed Uri Geller could do anything except sell a myth. I forgot to mention I can bend a very strong spoon too, digging out ice cream.
He thought he could hustle through it. And if Johnny didn't get in touch with a top magician who KNOWS how the tricks are done to prevent him, he'da gotten away with it easy. All credit to Johnny
He didn’t care because he was a liar, so he knew he could lie his way out. Plus, his folk are just blind sheep who won’t care. You can’t convince morons of truth.
No problem. Just tell the true believers there was too much "negative energy" in the studio that night that suppressed his "chi" or whatever the hell he calls it.
So happy the playback speed can be adjusted, so I didn't waste the full 20 minutes watching nothing happen. "Unforgettable"? I suppose, because I won't forget that I watched this and will never watch it again.
How many minutes in before you decided this perhaps wasn't for you? The full 20? I'm enjoying every moment of watching this fraudster squirming. It's unfortunate that not only will you never recover the 20mins you invested in watching this clown but also the various people and organisations Uri has scammed financialy recover any of their money.
Johnny and Ricardo's charisma (plus that amazing 70s red blazer and tie combo) have more magic than anything that fraud Uri Geller ever did. Extraordinary claims need extraordinary evidence (and lab testing).
Ricardo Montalban was such a class act.. Plus that voice. I think he asked a question of Geller just to keep the show going as it was getting quiet and uncomfortable with Geller's stalling.
Johnny Carson was very fair and supportive. Uri received a lot of support but he wasn't able to deliver. Ricardo Montalban was truly a gentleman. Great nostalgia piece.💞
18:21 it all culminates with this moment of awkward ouch. Uri was exposed bare naked, he knew it, Johnny knew it, Uri knew Johnny knew it, and Johnny knew Uri knew Johnny knew it.
And yet there were still people who believed him after this. Unfortunately people can always claim that people's disbelief messed up the energy and the experiment.
I was totally amazed at how much that spoon was bent! And how he picked 3 empty canisters from the group of ten was absolutely stunning! This was the most incredible display of bullshit I’ve ever seen.
@@bhaskarjyotimazumdar1443 Traveling snake oil salesmen have a long history of conning people, then quickly leaving town to dupe a new crop of people. What any of them do are not miracles until they are found out. You are misapplying the word miracle. No (supernatural) miracle has ever been proven in history. If you’re just using miracle to define ‘rare’ then that would be ok.
@@MovieMakingMan alright! Now please explain to me how did Uri Geller make slight dent on the spoon. Remember Carson made it clear that everything on that table can, watch, spoon etc were provided by his team. None of those items were gimmick of Uri Geller. Not to mention that - that spoon was made of metal- stainless steel. Additionally it got the dent when it was hold by the person sitting next to him. At the presence of cameras and sharp inspecting eyes no trickery was possible. So how did he do it? If he doesn't have psychic power his career would have finished after this show. But the opposite happened to him.
@@bhaskarjyotimazumdar1443 He certainly does have something... thousands upon thousands of gullible people who don't care how much of a fraud he is, they want to believe he's genuine and that they too can have a magical shortcut to a better life via the "spiritual" nonsense he sold to them.
J. Carson is a Hero & Bad-Ass American Patriot! No one could ever pull one over on the man and no one ever got him to jump. R.I.P. Dad! Thank you for letting me stay up late with you while MoM slept.
@@hector5749 do as they say not as they do ......after all they are here to protect us , oh wait , sorry lol tell us what to do . They dropped the ball on protecting us ....
During the spoon trick, I was just waiting for Carson to jump in and say something like, "You know, this reminds me of an old college story. Some kind of metal, that could melt really easily, and the students would play pranks by creating spoons out of this metal that would melt in their fellow students' soup. You ever hear of anything like that Uri?"
11:06 I love how Johnny Carson is smoking at this point because god dammit he needed that smoke break after watching Geller doing his shtick for 10+ minutes plus commercial breaks
Imagine having psychokinetic abilities and being superhuman and able to bend metal objects. Imagine then going on the Johnny Carson show and seeing spoons and metal objects and saying “this scares me”.
He was as believable as all the " psychics " who used to appear on talk shows in the 70's who always were able to " predict " things that were to happen 1 or 2 percent of the time and not predict things 98 or 99 percent of the time and yet seemed to always be invited back time and time again as if they were legit
Uri: "This is not a controlled condition!"
Translation: "I'm not in control of these conditions!"
Precisely
Every magician is dead without their own props...
Reminds me of a Democrat answering questions ?
@@leaf3827 not true tho
@@davidfranson5940 literally what does this have to do with democrats, or politics at all?
He is lucky Don Rickles wasn’t a guest that night.
Definitely. Not lucky for us viewers though. That would have been pure gold
I'm sitting here in this coffee house and I just laughed so hard.
LOL
I wonder what Rickles would have done with one of URI Geller’s spoons ?
😂
Man. Carson was a true gentlemen. He absolutely ripped this guy apart with pure class
He was real amazing.
Carson is brilliant here. Polite, urbane and entirely reasonable while still saying 'you're a fraud'. And the genius is, he doesn't actually say that.
Mr. Fraud is lucky Montalban was on as well, probably more of a gentleman than even Carson.
If only Don Rickles had been there instead.
For sure.
Carson was not a gentleman. He is a master at acting like a gentleman. He intentionally set up URI to fail, to expose him publicly. Every “magic” act is based on illusion. No one is really sawing a woman in half or levitating without hidden lifts. Of course they are all “frauds.” Carson just wanted to make this guy squirm and ruin his career. That’s not a gentleman.
He made the clock move 20 minutes ahead, just by stalling. AMAZING!
🤣🤣🤣
😂 😭
🤦♂️
He didn’t. He is a ( now) self confessed con man!
Impressive…..most impressive.
They consulted Jame Randi on how to set up the props so Uri couldnt pull his tricks. The second Uri sat down and looked at the table he knew he was screwed and immediately began making excuses. Watching frauds get exposed is so satisfying, lol.
Ahh yes James randi, the predator of the paranormal. He was truly a gem and he will be missed. Truly satisfying to watch a fraud squirm after taking so many people’s money.
I've heard for a while that the reason the JREF prize went from 10,000$ to a million was due to a gift from Johnny.
And yet teller managed to become wealthy. I just watched this show and this should have put nails in his coffin
@@gfunk63901 grifters keep living such lavish lives as long as gullible and willingly ignorant people exist
After researching I'm seeing a lot of Yuri's wealth probably came from lawsuits
Carson grabbing the bucket of chicken out of nowhere is the funniest part lol
LOL I know right?!? I was like what the...
That was the real magic of this segment. 51 years later and their spell still worked I want some dang chicken now 😂
And the casual cigarette smoking.
Of a time gone by...class
@@annakingjewelleryyou misspelled constant*
That's hilarious how at the end, when Uri said that we have "a bent spoon," Johnny responded with "a spoon with a slight bend in it." A subtle way of saying "nice try, but no."
😂
Wish we had a better view of the spoon before it was picked up. I suspect the tiny bend was already there, and Geller noticed it and had him put his finger right on that spot.
@@anonamatron at 5:02 the closeup of the table you can clearly see the middle spoon has a slight bend already in the exact spot 😆.
@@BrokeNerfing Yep, that looks like the same bend.
@@anonamatron it was probably a beat up spoon from the commissary when they set up his table...
Carson is magician himself. Can’t fool him
Yes!
Fooling scientists is easy
If you fool a magician, you are getting somewhere!
@Diz Zkl Yes he is
@Diz Zkl what then?
His wives were better magicians, the marriages disappeared with a lot of money. But he was a master of late night talk show.
@Diz Zkl don't be militant and call somebody else a fool. What if somebody called you a nasty slur all over idle conversation. It's easy for you to dis others isn't it?
I remember at 1am, I was staring at my watch for at least an hour, wishing it would change. Focusing with all my mind's power. And then, ever so slowly, it changed to 2am.
😂 you're the new Uri! I'm impressed. 😂
Amazing you showed more psychic power than uri did in this video
Truly funny 😂😂😂!!!
Oh ha.
Haaa!! Loved it!!!
Johnny Carson - 6:20 "Are you feeling in the mood yet? More questions, Whats the capital of South Dakota?" in other words "Get going or get out kid" Johnny's pure class👍
Capital of South Dakota is Pierre
@@gergelynagyfugedi6864 and North Dakota?
@@FinanceAcademy7799 bismarck
@@gergelynagyfugedi6864 people sarcastically say "What's the capital of South Dakota?" they often use it to imply that the person they're speaking to is uninformed or doesn't know basic facts. It's a playful way to call out someone's lack of knowledge about a relatively simple piece of information, especially since Pierre is not as widely recognized as many other U.S. capitals. The sarcasm typically highlights the irony of not knowing something that seems straightforward.
The first thing Geller says is “ This scares me” which equates to, oh-oh I’m busted. I could only imagine if someone indeed did have a supernatural gift they would not walk on and say that.
@@HermanSays I'll tell you who was supernatural. That dang Frankenstein!
@@MissLippy-fy6bjFrankenstein was the author of the book. His daughter was Mary Shelley
“Why don’t you ask me some more questions?” 😂😂😂
Johnny: OK, what's the capital of South Dakota?
Translation: give me a minute to think of how I’m going to get out of this”
that had to be the longest 20 minutes of his life.
@Bobby Sands, maybe - but at the time, he was making lots of money - and it was a con.
Of my life too. Good God.
Think his hair turned gray that night.
So he is able to manipulate time? 😁
If you look closely you can see Carson kind of grinning.
He could move his watch hand by an hour when he was a kid. He didn't mention that it took him an hour.
🤣😂
Lol! That was a classic, Chin Lee!! +1
😂😂😂
Very rude jerk !! & a Narcasit‼️ “ I was told you Johnny you had 40 questions for me” GTFOH
I thought the exact same thing! Haha!
I distinctly remember watching this when it aired. I was 12 years old. It was summer vacation time and one of the few occasions my parents let me stay up that late. Up until that point, I was a fan of Geller. Like many kids (and adults too) I was naive and fell for his con. I thought he was a really cool dude with genuine psychic abilities. Well, thanks to Carson, his grift was exposed. I was so angry and disappointed but also grateful that I had gained fraud awareness from it. It was one of those "growing up" moments you begin to experience at that pre-teen age. Thank you for that, Johnny! ❤
Uri Geller had no problem lying to people. He even told Carson this experiment wasn't controlled... as if somehow a controlled setup would make it easier for him to perform.
The Amazing Randi told Carson how to set this up.
Say thank you to Carson for duping you. He obviously set this up to embarrass URI and make him look stupid. Anyone with psychic abilities knows you can’t always just turn them on demand. In fact he even bent the spoon but you all want to just pretend he didn’t. Sad. You missed the spiritual world due to this TV host clown.
Carson is a master in communication here. Not pressuring him directly but proving his scepticism at the same time.
"Let me rest a little. Being a complete fake is EXHAUSTING."
Lol 😂. So true
LMAO!
Lmao!!!
Lol dude I literally was skimming through comments and came across yours while the video was playing and he said “let me rest a little” thanks for the laughs.
"Scamming people for a living on national TV can be really tiring. Let me think for a moment how to get out of this."
Johnny masterfully shreds what little dignity this hack ever had and left me dying on the floor.
Rip
Johnny was respectful to him while exposing what was going on. Talk show hosts today would not know how to handle this.
Exactly correct. Johnny was a Gentleman all the way. Kind and patient.
Johnny knew Geller was a fraud. He exposed him.
@@dmontes133 yup. And unfortunately, people still thought he had powers after this. Sigh.
Truly
I was a teenager when I saw this and of course wanted to believe that this was possible. I mean URI Geller was pretty well known then but that all changed after this Johnny Carson episode when - at least for me - he couldn’t do his “magic” and was seen as a phony.
This was so uncomfortable to watch. Geller's stalling and squirming Geller was a fool to go on a show that the host is an old magician. Carson was many things but being a fool was not one of them..
Luckily for Geller no amount of disproving conmen like him will persuade those who want to believe in him, they will white noise out any criticism and happily hand him all their hard earned (inherited) money.
@ItsAlwaysRusty, pretty sure he didn't know Johnny Carson was a magician. Geller made a lot of money as a fraud and con man - he got what was coming to him.
If he could only
have been able
to disappear,
to the green room
and bring his own
"MAGIC SHOP"
TRICK
Gallium Spoons,
from the warm up
the spoons act.
I enjoyed watching it. Watching a criminal squirm because he got caught is priceless.
Isreal conman..
Just like Trump
Love it at 2 mins, that sheer look of panic in his eyes... His parents got him a loose watch where the hands moved, amazing.
Johnny did an excellent job of exposing this fraud. His friend, magician and psychic skeptic James Randi, instructed Johnny and his staff to not let Geller or his associates near the items on the table. As such, Geller was unable to manipulate the items prior to his spot. The appearance didn't destroy Geller's career, but it did cause it to fade from prominence.
I was just reading that after this show his career boomed in the states and he was called to do more talk shows. Apparently people thought it wasn’t magic tricks because those never fail so they bought into his schtick.
Oh well.
I love the way the fraudster tries, however. He realises from the beginning that he's basically f...ed, to employ professional magician terminology. So he switches to choosing canisters that DON'T have the water, where he starts with a 9 out of 10 chance of being right, then 8 of 9, and 7 of 8. Meanwhile he's talking, doing shtick, filibustering, and practically begging Johnny to ask more questions, as he hopes to run out the clock. He also hits upon the idea of asking the other guest to take the canister Geller chooses. There is no intelligible reason other than to hope the guest will clumsily touch other cannisters, which he dare not do himself with the camera and Johnny right on him. That indeed happens, and of course Geller then makes a show of admonishing him to be careful, etc. But after getting lucky 3 times, Geller chickens out and switches to the spoon bs, while looking for an opportunity, no doubt, to give the table a little kick. I think he actually manages that at the third commercial break, but by this time he's ready to play out the clock.
hes not a fraud hes a magican you know magic doesnt exist its impressive tricks then they did something that wasnt in the deal they said they interview him as a populer magican but they brought their stuff to make their tv show have content and of course no one can bend spoon its a magic trick
@@rave2069 He's a magician who calls himself telepathic with special mental powers. That is fraud. Being a magician does not exonerate one automatically from the charge of being a fraud. There have been magicians who claimed to have mind-reading powers from Jesus, magicians who claimed to be miracle-workers, and so on. That makes them fraudsters. As for the way this fraudster was exposed, aww, poor him. Btw, I see you're a magician too, because of the way you make punctuation disappear in jumbled rambling.
Johnny did a noble deed, exposing someone trying to trick people out of their money.
Trouble is that this didn’t harm Geller’s career at all.
@@gweilospur5877it did, he dropped off after this.
you cant help dumb people. they were still just as dumb.
@@gweilospur5877ironically it gave him a larger platform which lead to more success
The real magic is how Uri has made a 50 year career out of this crap!
to be honest some progress has been made in terms of critical thinking. this stuff would never pass on today's talk shows. however strangely enough people would mandate a shot for a cold with 99.98% survival rate. so there's a bit of give and take
Think Houdini! They are all tricksters which as the name implies means that they use TRICKery to make you think they have magical powers. They learn techniques to pull the wool over someone's eyes. But, with Geller he was trying to make himself out to be a superhero of sorts. Disgraceful, really!
@@cagneybillingsley2165 I am 100% sure the same kind of $#&* would pass today, if the media decides to push it.
@@cagneybillingsley2165 - Well put. What's still bizarro is how the highly educated and High IQs of the world can be taken by some form of Magical or Wishful Thinking, justifying it on the basis of "Science". Your example of Covid mandates ( and lockdowns / punishments / arrests / job firings ) is a prime example of Elites fancying themselves as The Arbiters of Truth. ( Or Power, which can also delude the mind. )
@@cagneybillingsley2165 My thoughts exactly.
It is nice to be able to time travel back to kinder times, Thank you Johnny Carson♥️
Obsequious alert!
Kinder times for you maybe.
when late night comedy shows........... were funny
AMEN !
Imagine if he was on Howard Stern or Jerry Springer...!
8/1/73 I had just turned 15 and remember staying up and watching this. Mom and Dad had gone to bed and I always felt like I was getting away with something watching Carson’s “sophisticated” humor. Oh, those were the days.
Me, too! 😂😂
I was in drydock in puget sound naval shipyard.
Mine was Letterman...agreed
I had just turned 20 and the nights He bombed were some of the best ....
@@larrysingleton2864 basic training at Ft. KNOX Here .
Got second-hand humiliation watching this man demonstrate his "power."
I would pay to hear the conversation Johnny had about Uri, over drinks after the show.
This...
Johnny knew geller was nothing but a fraud.
I was there he called him a Wanker
@@tonysuley4306 I heard him as well, I was cutting olives for Johnny behind the bar and I distinctly remember hearing "wanker".
Seriously doubt they had drinks after the show
Johnny is so respectful toward thls young man. and he asks questions that show he is truly intrested . One of ....or perhaps THE best interviewer who will truly be missed.
An absolute master.
“It happens quite a lot when…I cannot…perform…and do certain things”.
I feel ya pal, I’ve had the same experience…
I like how he was visibly nervous from the start. He didn't expect that this experiment will be set up specifically so he can't pull any tricks.
I don't mind illusionists but stating that they actually have paranormal abilities is where I draw the line. It's building his career on a lie.
A lot of them do it.
Sylvia Browne did.
Teresa Caputo does. And others.
Everyone loves Magicians and illusionists there fun to see but these folks are con men and Frauds no one likes that
I believe Geller started as a magician. Then he started suggesting he was psychic.
@@markcadieux3445 The difference between magicians and the people you mentioned is that real magicians will be honest in telling you it's an illusion, which is why they call what they do tricks.
Agree totally. Stage magicians, conjurors - great. Very entertaining. People who try to pass it off as genuine psychic ability - run them out of town. Deceitful and abusive. Geller gets totally called out here for what he is. A liar.
What an example of class and restraint by the 3 gentlemen on stage with this fellow.
Shame about the 70s suit on that guy who played Khan in Star Trek.
@@gweilospur5877 What are you talkin' about? That suit was perfect! You don't get a lot more Montalban than that!
@@AndrewGivens I wonder if it was made with rich Corinthian leather?
Nobody better at this than Carson. He had such respect for his audience, who he knew would draw their own conclusions.
This is a great demonstration of how a BS artist operates, when backed into a corner. He delays, tries to distract, claims that his "powers" don't always work, claims that the setting isn't right, flatters ... anything to draw attention from the fact that he has been exposed.
Exactly! If he was Legit- none of that Matters. And then the way he was a bit rude to Johnny-ie "you're SO Suspicious!" blaming Johnny-then said "you asked i try this other thing or the other one" Please.
He just won relection
First thing Geller said, looking at the props he didn't set up: "This scares me." And it was obvious he was scared right away. He looked and sounded weak right off the bat.
sounds exactly like some person with an orange complexion and a very bad comb-over.🤣🤣🤣
we all saw
Johnny actually called The Amazing Randy days before the show and asked him how to set up the experiments. Randy simply said, "Don't let Geller touch ANY object before the ojects are brought on stage."
And he instructed that the canisters be coated on the bottom with a very thin layer of rubber cement (the cement was allowed to dry) which made it much more difficult to determine the weight of a canister with water inside
@@soosquatch4236 I heard on Penn Jillette's podcast that the coffee table was made of cement so Geller couldn't kick it to see the canisters move.
@@donbudlong8725 Are we looking at different videos? That is very clearly a flimsy wooden table.
Yeah Randy claimed he was consulted
Johnny was the best late-night TV show host of all time!
Even when Johnny wasn't talking on his show, he was funny.
Watching James Randi brought me to this video.
Seeing the tonight show with Johnny Carson brought great memories of my dad when we'd watch his show together.
My Dear Dad and Johnny, R.I.P.✝
Very cool to have those fond memories with your dad.
he was out there pickin' them salt and pepper shakers like it was deal or no deal. "I have a feeling"🤣
Omg Carson is amazing, he is there present every single time Geller tries to weasel out of things. A guy like Geller is of course great at talking himself out of trouble when in difficult situations, but Carson is at every single turn there to meet him. He ridicules Geller elegantly, and you can see Geller desperate and very insecure. His tricks are not working, his talking is not working, he was absolutely owned by Carson for the whole 20 minutes.
This comment is awesome, made me imagine them as a Tom & Jerry kinda scene tryna chase each other lol
Geller's tricks worked. He "bent" the spoon.
More like James Randi owned Geller.
His spoon bend worked.
@M San YES! I noticed too! Many of us grew to know Johnny over the years. He was very intelligent, his quick wit and sense of humor enabled him to ad lib as good as it gets. Geller was "OWNED" in such a way he wasn't sure if he was being owned or not. I'm sure once Geller got back to his hotel he was like FuK... Johnny just ruined my career. Not many believed Geller had the mental ability to bend a paperclip after that performance!!!
Johnny Carson hands down the greatest host in history.
Gosh! I'm a millennial and I gotta say that Carson is CLASSY! Wish more show hosts were like him. Straight to the point, but fair and open-minded; gotta love this guy!
Im gen z and couldnt agree more
Tv shows back then we're so good family's would all get together to watch shows like carsons somet we don't have now days it brought family's close together it's missed alot it's a shame all we have now is reality TV taken it's spot
Yup, the good ole days. Not this toxic waste we have now
@@trishawinters7999 True. What is it with tv people being fascinated by a bodily function? I don't have tell you which one it is but it begins with a S and it's not sex.
I eat dinner while watching tv and thankfully have a 30 second skip button on my remote.
Not so classy as a person though, as I understand it.
48 years later naive people are still making excuses for why he failed.
Exactly. 5 years ago the USA elected a fraud and a psychopath con man and still defend him and believe his lies.
48 years later the true believers of Uri elected Trump president.
@@Fakeaorta ? How is this related to trump lol
@@Fakeaorta Clinton lost. You talking about Biden or Obama?
@@GUNS_jk Hillary, Bill, and the tRumps should all be in jail. ALL of them are criminals with the latter trying to stage a coup. The tRump's crimes are even more heinous because of the threats on democracy that they are still trying to implement.
If you watch Gellar’s feet closely you will see him kick the table a few times. He couldn’t figure out which canister was the right one because it would wobble if there was something in it.
Gellar’s people also couldn’t get to the spoons and weaken them(you bend them back and forth a shitload of times), so he had to sit there absolutely humiliated.
What timestamp does it happen at?
Edit: Found one at 10:20.
@@thesammyjenkinsexperience4996
I did not see him kick the table whatsoever at that time stamp.
@@missgoodnfilthy2243 You can hear it, you can see the timepiece wobbling at that exact moment, and when the they cut back from the close up to the wide shot you can see Geller had just shifted his leg.
No. The noise you hear is actually Carson shifting on his desk. Immediately after you can see him shifting on the desk and making the same noise.
You can clearly see that Geller's been 'caught out'. He's shitting himself and he knows he's being Exposed in front of everybody's eyes. FABULOUS!
he could've got around this by simply saying I need two hours of hard concentration or meditation or whatever but he proceeded as if he almost believed in himself
Just like the Babylonian Magic Money system, EH!!!!!!
Not at all. He got a bent spoon. He spun that as even on a bad day, his powers were proven.
Yeah we all saw. Nice job on the observation
@@fjccommish Wrong. Spoon was already bent check the middle spoon on the table 5.02. Bent in the exact same place.
9:05. “He is really suspicious” Johnny looks and reacts like a cat sitting there watching. Lol
At 5:03 you can see the spoon in the middle is already slightly bent (dented). Which is why he told him to pick it up like he did covering the initial bend then making it seem like he did it. Nice.
That’s what I was looking for! Thank you for the timestamp right there. I can’t believe that “helper” went along with that crap!
P.S. It was also dumb of the production crew to use anything that wasn’t brand new/unbent.
Yes at 7:45 to 8:00 + you can see clearly the bend in the middle and the slight dip bend at the end of it as well.
From 16:20 to 16:50 Johnny truly showed sincerity, respect, encouragement and understanding. in those 30 seconds he also showed how to be a real host & a true gentleman …!
never be gentle with a scammer. Well Gellar just exposed himself. Sadly people like Uri had made millions because people are sp gulible
@@wxyz9035 I have only seen the clips on RUclips, but he seems to me to be a naturally talkative and interesting person who is doing his best to entertain the audience and himself.
@@wxyz9035nah
Geller must’ve been in pure panic mode the entire time. Knowing you’re a complete fraud and that you’re definitely not going to be “feeling strong” at any point on this segment. It’s amazing this man’s career didn’t crumble after this. He continued to have a very lucrative career.
You're correct. Didn't ruin his career at all. I often wonder whether Ricardo picked up the small cylinders and thought to himself ' There's water in this one...he missed it...'
@@jasonburns4071 Excellent point
Just proves how stupid people are lol
O he was, sucks he didn't pick out the wrong one but he squezzed out by choosing the other way.he was exposed should have roasted him right there
@@wingedhussar1453Carson was trolling geller throughout the show .
what a king of comedy that Johnny Carson. In what could have been a most uncomfortable situation.....Johnny could still crack a number of jokes
"I have to be in the mood".
Translation - "These tricks only work when I can cheat".
Boooooooooo
That’s funny & Correct. “These tricks only work when I can cheat” He’s a fraud ‼️
Dont do it Phedon!!!
@@albertbarbieri3481 That is so untrue...never once did I hear him say he did it the American way.
@@justplainbrad7713 What
He knew the minute he looked at those items,they weren’t his.Thank you Amazing Randi R.I.P.you are truly missed.
Agree!
And jonny
I agree...he taught me that anything connected to the paranormal is fake.....
@@gretelhance Absolutely and Johnny, too
@@tomwinchester55 Well, if it weren't, it would be a widely known fact documented and filmed many times. So many of these poeple said they can do all sorts of things, but you only saw them on their own little shows, and circuses, and streets
This is a public service. Thanks, Johnny!
First sentence, and Geller was getting his excuses in early 😂😂🤣
he is like when you did not prepare the presentation and is expecting the ring bells before it is your turn. I know how it feels lol
"I need to be in a certain frame of mind"=I need a moment to bend the spoons when no one is looking.
What he is thinking is that if he can waste enough time, the show will be over and he will be off the hook as a fraud.
Naaah Uri was known by his friends to do this and succeed many times. This is about the passive chi where you absorb from the environment, the objects maliability and then and then project it's future as you desire it to be. This can be hard. I once had a griddle that thought it was a basset hound. Which is rediculous! Everybody knows animals and griddles aren't even in the same spiritual category. Obviously the griddle had problems. I had to let it go to the sally.
@@bobdixon4998 Wow, talk about ignorance. “His friends” hardly qualify as credible sources, and as stated, he was proven to be a fraud. James Randi did the best expose on him ever which is why you never saw much of Uri since. Being connected to ”Chi” doesn’t give you telepathic powers btw.
Buttocks
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@@bobdixon4998 What happened to the basset hound? Id have thought it would be quite disturbed by the griddle’s delusions.
0:10 that's a mischievous smile crossing Carson's face. "This is going to be so much fun outing this guy."
Good catch. That expression is priceless !
I have to say Johnny was respectful and gave him every chance to prove his "skills" without mocking him.
No. Carson knew it was bullshit. Carson started out as a magician and a carney. He knew it was a gag
The most amazing thing, is he had a wristwatch at the age of 7.
Yeah, he probably made it disappear from the store into his sleeve, before cctv cameras were common.
Loved when Johnny Carson dotted the “I’s & Crossed the T’s” to expose this fraud for what he was. I remember this like yesterday.
Why
@@gretelhance it is a bot
@@hector5749 I didn`t realise Uri was a bot I thought he was just a con man .
Johnny, oh my, how we miss you! I do remember this show. It was rare for me to miss his show. Johnny was always the professional. No one today compares. I might watch Jimmy Kimmel now and then, but he is no Johnny. Although, I don't believe Johnny would ever ask people to tell their kids they ate all of their Halloween candy. I never believed Uri Geller could do anything except sell a myth. I forgot to mention I can bend a very strong spoon too, digging out ice cream.
There's tons of video out there that if you grab a spoon right under the spoon part and rub it a lot to create heat then you can bend and mold it.
He DOES have supernatural powers! The jackass made 20 minutes of my life disappear.
you did that yourself buddy. YOU did dat.
@@nickclark18 SUCH VISION. SUCH HUMOR. WOW
lol. Lucky I just skipped through it.
@@LSD123. HE skipped YOU into the future... 🤪
Lol
Ricardo had a pleasing voice and demeanor. I have heard he also was faithful and was active in assisting in his community. And loved by many.
Well said
Carson was a class act. What a legend
Had a great hustle
His manager was a fool to book this show. He had everything to lose and nothing to gain.
He thought he could hustle through it. And if Johnny didn't get in touch with a top magician who KNOWS how the tricks are done to prevent him, he'da gotten away with it easy. All credit to Johnny
He didn’t care because he was a liar, so he knew he could lie his way out. Plus, his folk are just blind sheep who won’t care. You can’t convince morons of truth.
He knew it would go bust.... but this was still exposure. He just needed to cop his lies amd excuses, and he was happy for the air time
He became immensely popular after this show. It was his big bend.
No problem. Just tell the true believers there was too much "negative energy" in the studio that night that suppressed his "chi" or whatever the hell he calls it.
Well there's 20 minutes of my life I'll never get back
Go sit on your commode for 30 minutes and you’ll feel a whole lot better.
Look at this guy sweat! He's not a bullshit artist! Bullshit deserves much more respect!!
So happy the playback speed can be adjusted, so I didn't waste the full 20 minutes watching nothing happen. "Unforgettable"?
I suppose, because I won't forget that I watched this and will never watch it again.
How many minutes in before you decided this perhaps wasn't for you? The full 20? I'm enjoying every moment of watching this fraudster squirming. It's unfortunate that not only will you never recover the 20mins you invested in watching this clown but also the various people and organisations Uri has scammed financialy recover any of their money.
Actually, it was twenty minutes well spent. Very amusing seeing a fraud writhing and being exposed.
I bet he always feels strong when he’s getting paid and doing his show
Johnny and Ricardo's charisma (plus that amazing 70s red blazer and tie combo) have more magic than anything that fraud Uri Geller ever did. Extraordinary claims need extraordinary evidence (and lab testing).
Ricardo Montalban was such a class act.. Plus that voice. I think he asked a question of Geller just to keep the show going as it was getting quiet and uncomfortable with Geller's stalling.
seriously love that red blazer; for some reason these 70's Tonight Shows are so fun to watch
@@just4music687 Red was a great color for Johnny to wear. At least i think so..
I love how mature people spoke back then
Ricardo keeping his regal demeanor up made the interview too. You can tell by the look on his face he knew Uri was full of it.
That may be the most awkward tv appearance I’ve ever seen 😂
It was excellently awkward. 👍👍
Johnny was a magician himself..i remember this episode
If one of the canisters had contained Vodka...Ed would have found it.
Lol!!!
Hey-ooohhh!
LMBO. Hilarious 👏👏 ✌️
LOL!
Ha ha ha ha ha ha Yes!
Unbelievable! This channel is constantly uploading the interviews I'm searching for nowadays and I love it
"I don't feel strong Tonight"
Geller's girlfriend: "here we go again"
Look, it’s bent all on its own
Johnny Carson was very fair and supportive. Uri received a lot of support but he wasn't able to deliver. Ricardo Montalban was truly a gentleman. Great nostalgia piece.💞
18:21 it all culminates with this moment of awkward ouch. Uri was exposed bare naked, he knew it, Johnny knew it, Uri knew Johnny knew it, and Johnny knew Uri knew Johnny knew it.
Yup...and Johnny knew that Uri knew that Johnny knew that Uri knew
@@manifestgtr Not necessarily.
Can you know a thought you've never actually had?
And Ricardo Montalban knew
"Now they know that we know that they know that we know!"
And yet there were still people who believed him after this. Unfortunately people can always claim that people's disbelief messed up the energy and the experiment.
I knew the show was going to go that way from the moment I was born. Amazing really.
He made 20 minutes disappear without even doing anything. Amazing.
😂 👍🏼
"Well that dosent leave us with much" classic home run......hit him out of the park.
I was totally amazed at how much that spoon was bent! And how he picked 3 empty canisters from the group of ten was absolutely stunning! This was the most incredible display of bullshit I’ve ever seen.
Surprisingly those "bullshit" were real. No fraud. The so called open minded people are shouting at what he didn't do - as failure.
@@bhaskarjyotimazumdar1443 Hey, don’t forget to empty your bank account and give all your money to a Nigerian.
@@bhaskarjyotimazumdar1443 Traveling snake oil salesmen have a long history of conning people, then quickly leaving town to dupe a new crop of people. What any of them do are not miracles until they are found out. You are misapplying the word miracle. No (supernatural) miracle has ever been proven in history. If you’re just using miracle to define ‘rare’ then that would be ok.
@@MovieMakingMan alright! Now please explain to me how did Uri Geller make slight dent on the spoon. Remember Carson made it clear that everything on that table can, watch, spoon etc were provided by his team. None of those items were gimmick of Uri Geller. Not to mention that - that spoon was made of metal- stainless steel. Additionally it got the dent when it was hold by the person sitting next to him. At the presence of cameras and sharp inspecting eyes no trickery was possible. So how did he do it? If he doesn't have psychic power his career would have finished after this show. But the opposite happened to him.
@@bhaskarjyotimazumdar1443 He certainly does have something... thousands upon thousands of gullible people who don't care how much of a fraud he is, they want to believe he's genuine and that they too can have a magical shortcut to a better life via the "spiritual" nonsense he sold to them.
J. Carson is a Hero & Bad-Ass American Patriot! No one could ever pull one over on the man and no one ever got him to jump. R.I.P. Dad! Thank you for letting me stay up late with you while MoM slept.
I had never seen him before although always heard his name and saw his photos. What an unpleasant man!
When he says it is not under controlled conditions be meant not controlled by him just as a magician needs his own props
Even if his so-called powers were real, they'd be the lamest, most pointless powers ever.
so true
@The King of Nature Nah, I think I'll just ruin some perfectly usable spoons lol
@The King of Nature in the pursuit of trying to sound clever your statement doesn’t make much sense
@The King of Nature woooooosh indeed
he can ruin your spoons
1:53 "I have to be in control, otherwise I'm just a regular person" 🤣🤣🤣🤣
He knew he was in for it because Johnny's people supplied the objects. Uri was not in control and that's why he soooooo uncomfortable.
This is very frustrating, Uri buying time because he doesn't have any powers.
Uri is conman
He had the power of BS until he went on Carson.
I'm amazed he walked on...he must have seen the stage set up for him? How did he not know what was going to happen?
@@TheCarnivalguy lol the CIA even used this guy
What powers?
Johnny is the best. Always has been
The Tonight Show’s green shag carpet was definitely throwing Uri’s energy off.
The method Geller is using is called guessing
It really is an amazing power. I used to use this power when I was in school and got pretty much the same results.
@@OhioFootHills you were a guest on Carson?
Man smoking on stage on tv while doing a talk show and accually having to hold the product your sponsored with .good old days
What do you mean, do you not like the government overreach now? Umm I think we have to take you in for questioning.
@@hector5749 do as they say not as they do ......after all they are here to protect us , oh wait , sorry lol tell us what to do . They dropped the ball on protecting us ....
I love lung cancer and fire hazards
During the spoon trick, I was just waiting for Carson to jump in and say something like, "You know, this reminds me of an old college story. Some kind of metal, that could melt really easily, and the students would play pranks by creating spoons out of this metal that would melt in their fellow students' soup. You ever hear of anything like that Uri?"
Probably Gallium, which will melt in your hands. Maybe Rubidium, which melts at just slightly higher than body temperature.
@@marcochimio pffffff
But on this occasion the studio supplied the spoon.
@@marcochimio
(Seriously) If you ever come across some rubidium, don't _ever_ let it come into contact with water.
It will react extremely violently!
this is good history. don’t lose it
When he says if I’m wrong, than I’m wrong means he’s just guessing which one has water
11:06 I love how Johnny Carson is smoking at this point because god dammit he needed that smoke break after watching Geller doing his shtick for 10+ minutes plus commercial breaks
When Carson was dying from smoking too much, he kept saying, " those GD cigarettes'".
You don't have to curse God's name repent
Imagine having psychokinetic abilities and being superhuman and able to bend metal objects. Imagine then going on the Johnny Carson show and seeing spoons and metal objects and saying “this scares me”.
This uri guy at the end tries to come off as 'it's really not my fault'. 🙄. Johnny is pure class.
Wow he spent nearly the whole half hour whining about reasons he can’t perform his so- called telekinesis--how awkward for poor Johnny and the others.
Since Carson conferred with James Randi on how to keep Geller from cheating, I assure you this was not awkward for Johnny.
The long awkward stare at the items after he sits down,he knew immediately they weren’t his props.
@@EvilSkeptic yeah but I’m sure he was hoping that Gellar could prove he was the real deal- even if telekinesis is most likely fake.
That’s what liars and thieves do.
@@EvilSkeptic Yes. I saw the video where JR explained this set-up too.
Lmao the bullshit at the end about being a little boy watching Carson 😂
I, with my magnificent mental powers, will elicit a silent chuckle within you causing your cursor to swiftly move and click the upvote!
OMG! You made me click the upvote. Do you do private sessions? 😀 😃 😄 😁 😆 😅 😂 🤣
He was as believable as all the " psychics " who used to appear on talk shows in the 70's who always were able to " predict " things that were to happen 1 or 2 percent of the time and not predict things 98 or 99 percent of the time and yet seemed to always be invited back time and time again as if they were legit