Tricked - Season 3

Season 3
Episodes

Already Been Chewed
Eric's magic tricks include Already Been Chewed, Instant Flower Delivery, Comic Book Rip, Coin Under Foot, and Survey Mishap.

Instant Instrument
Eric's magic tricks include Instant Instrument, Hot Sauce Test, Card on Forehead, Smoothie Shake-up, Floating Dinner Roll, and Flattened Egg.

Really Sticky Glue
Eric's magic tricks include Really Sticky Glue, Candy Coincidence, Appearing Bowling Ball, Hammer Test, Color Sense, and Linking Onion Rings.

Prize Surprise
Eric's magic tricks include Celebrity Chef with Kelsey Nixon, Prize Surprise, Guitar Smash, Marshmallow Blaster, Extreme Security, and Smoothie Sign.

Mouth to Mouse
Eric's magic tricks include Mouth to Mouse, Brush and Floss, Endless Cookies, Furniture Spray, and Hole in One.

Jungle Board Games
Eric's magic tricks include Jungle Board Game, Haunted Bell, Gift Wrapped, Floating Grape, and Quarter Through Glass.

Lights Out
Eric's magic tricks include Lights Out, Faux Tie, House of Cards, Appearing Cookie, and French Soap.

Quick Change
Eric's magic tricks include Quick Change, Menace the Dentist, Sharpie Through Card, Universal Remote, and Half Off.

Time Travel Cooking
Eric's magic tricks include Time Travel Cooking, Movie Candy Mix-up, Color Changing Sneakers, and Heavy Lifting.

Concessions Through Glass
Eric's magic tricks include Concessions Through Glass, Hamster Ball, Real Life Superhero, and Tent Vanish.

Bag Name Change
Eric's magic tricks include Bag Name Change, Shoe Business, Ring Vanish, Mental Frame, and Piggy Bank Bust.

Origami Dove
Eric's magic tricks include Origami Dove, ID Shred, Duck Down Pillow, Glass Vanish, and Framed Shirt Switch.
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