Don't Blink - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
London Calling, Burnt Offerings and Deadly Levitations
A woman pulls an object out of the bottom of illusionist Morgan Strebler's eye; in London, Rajan performs his version of three-card monte; Johnny Ace Palmer gives Charo something to "cuchi-cuchi" about; Angela Funovits leaves a burning impression.
Techno Magic, Bending Glass, and Floating Cards
Illusionists enthrall onlookers; Naathan Phan makes a cell phone disappear; Trigg Watson performs 3-D magic with his tablet; Titou pulls cards out of unusual places; Michael Grandinetti levitates on Hollywood Boulevard.
When Stage Magic Hits the Street
Karrueche Tran goes from red to blue; Kyle Marlett gives George Washington a black eye; Stephanie Jayne astounds Londoners above the Thames River.
It's All in the Cards
Simon Pierro drives actor Ari Stidham to distraction, Kyle Marlett adds a little extra sweetness to reality TV star Gretchen Rossi and Kevin Viner picks winning lottery numbers.
Food Fun, Fifty Shades of Rope and Crazy, Crazy Cards
Simon Pierro performs techno magic on actor Ari Stidham, Matthew Teague has fun with fruit at the farmers market in Los Angeles, Ed Alonzo channels a celebrity's ghost and Joel Ward performs 50 shades of rope magic.
Metamorphoses, Mind Melds, and Motion Suspension
Angela Funovits freaks out actor Matthew Moy with her extraordinary powers of mind reading, Karl Hein proves he can quadruple cash in mere seconds and Morgan Strebler floats above a sidewalk surrounded by tourists.
Needles, Things That Burn and Tablet Magic
Jonathan Pendragon shows actor Ronn Moss his magical feet, Trigg Watson turns images into reality, Eric Ross shoves a needle through his hand, Rich Manley leaves a burning impression and Michael Grandinetti levitates above Hollywood Boulevard.
Magic Monkey, Knife Tosses and Sonic Booms
Naathan Phan stupefies actress Alicia Witt with his magical knowledge of music, Ed Alonzo terrifies an unwitting subject with his knife-throwing ability and Titou makes a wine bottle disappear.
Glass Mutation, Erasing Time, and Pasta Surprise
Ed Alonzo gives actor Joe Mantegna a pasta surprise at his restaurant, Taste Chicago, Morgan Strebler finds new ways to recycle bottles and Michael Grandinetti amazes a young woman with the power of his mind.
Defying All Logic
Kyle Marlett amazes actress Jill Whelan with logic-defying "Love Boat" magic. Pendragon flabbergasts actor Ronn Moss with an amazing trick. Michael Turco levitates cards, Nathaan Phan demonstrates his method for solving the Rubik's Cube in seconds.
Razor Sharp Wit
Things get a little fishy when Ed Alonzo shows comic Margaret Cho how sharp blades can be. Titou closes down Hollywood Boulevard for an illusion, Greg Gleason explodes soda cans and Michael Gradinetti shows off his razor-sharp wit.
Spiking the Punch and Crazy, Cool Cards
Murray SawChuck hides objects in plain sight, Jonathan Levit astounds actor George Newbern with a hopping card trick and Nathan Gibson adds a spike to his punch.
Mind Games and Blister Burns
Morgan Strebler blisters his fingers with a burning trick, Jonathan Pendragon finds a beautiful assistant in an unlikely place, Chipper Lowell risks loses a hand if he guesses a card incorrectly and Tom Burgoon has fun with magical dots.
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