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From Derren Brown: Trick or Treat (Episode 1): Derren shows The League of Gentlemen an experiment to do with fate with some mini-rolls.

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From Derren Brown: Trick or Treat (Episode 2): Derren invites Guardian art critic Adrian Searle to slash through a priceless work of art by BritArt "e

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From Derren Brown: Trick or Treat (Episode 1): Derren "Blaines it up" in New York by reading someone's mind over the telephone.

From Derren Brown: Trick or Treat (Episode 3): Derren makes a girl colourblind so that she sees yellow as red and red as black.

Derren Brown performs a seance-type effect using a signed wooden ring, where it passes through the arm of a spectator.

Derren performs an estimation exercise with a jar of sweets and a "wunch of Manhattan bankers".

A wonderfully deadpan mentalism joke. Originally part of a longer guessing game routine using two cards: "Yes" and "No".

The official explanation for Derren Brown's Spirit Ring routine.