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Phenomenon (2007– )Mystifier/artist Criss Angel and famed mentalist Uri Geller will host this mysterious live competition series in which they will conduct an intensive search for the next great mentalist. ... See full summary » |
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Title: Phenomenon (2007– )
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Tim Vincent | ... |
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| Criss Angel | ... |
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Eran Raven | ... |
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Angela Funovits | ... |
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Guy Bavli | ... |
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Gerry McCambridge | ... |
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Jan Bardi | ... |
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Wayne Hoffman | ... |
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Jim Callahan | ... |
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Ehud Segev | ... |
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Mystifier/artist Criss Angel and famed mentalist Uri Geller will host this mysterious live competition series in which they will conduct an intensive search for the next great mentalist. The series tests 10 hopeful mentalists who must compete each week to demonstrate a wide spectrum of mystifying talents for a panel of weekly celebrity guests and a studio audience. Geller and Angel will assess the contestants but ultimately the winner's fate will be determined by the viewers at home. In addition to voting, each episode will also contain an interactive component to engage the at home audience. Written by NBC
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24 October 2007 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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The only good thing about the show was having Criss Angel and Uri Gellar calling out the would be magicians on their poor attempts to deceive them. The best episode was when Criss Angel told one guy that he was a phony and was going to bet him money to prove it. The guy obviously didn't bite, but was eventually sent packing. Out of the mentalist (illusionist) on the show, only two of them were really any good. The rest were either terrible, boring or just not fun to watch. Obviously the show has been cancelled, and I can understand why. I didn't understand why they needed celebrities there to assist them. They could have just picked anyone from the audience. Maybe if Uri or Criss had performed some tricks of their own it might have been more interesting. Thankfully this will never see the light of day on DVD. If you missed it, be happy you did.