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'''''The World's Greatest Magic''''' was a series of American television shows showcasing magic acts. The first of five shows was broadcast by NBC in 1994, and the shows continued with annual editions through 1998. The World's Greatest Magic shows were produced by [[Gary Ouellet]].
The first episode was hosted by [[Robert Urich]], the second by [[Alan thicke|Alan Thicke]], and the final three episodes by [[John Ritter]].
==World's Greatest Magic I==
Original Air Date: November 23, 1994 hosted by Robert Urich<ref>[[Genii 1994 November]] (cover story)</ref>
* [[Princess Tenko]] - Water Torture Cell
* [[The Pendragons]] - Metamorphosis
* [[Max Maven]] - Mentalism
* [[Greg Frewin]] - A Colorful Dove Act
* [[Fielding West]] - Comedy Levitation
* [[Lance Burton]] - World Class Magic
* [[Mac King]] - Comedy Tricks
* [[Juan Tamariz]] - Car Finds the Card
* [[Topas]] - Sunglasses and Bells
* [[Tom Mullica]] - Cigarette Eating
* [[Brett Daniels]] - Appearing Levitating Woman
* [[Melinda]] - Zombie Ball
* [[Bill Malone]] - Sam The Bellhop
* [[Alain Choquette]] - Torn and Restored Thread
* [[Franz Harary]] - Disappearing Space Shuttle Explorer
==World's Greatest Magic II==
Original Air Date: November 22nd, 1995 hosted by Alan Thicke
* [[Dirk Arthur]] - Helicopter Appearance
* [[Jason Byrne]] - Fun with Birds
* Mac King - Teach-a-Trick
* [[Mark Kalin]] & [[Mark Kalin|Jinger]] - Transfiguration
* [[Jeff Hobson]] - Comedy Egg Bag
* Brett Daniels - Marilyn Monroe appears and disappears
* [[Jeff McBride]] - Mask's, Myths and Manipulations
* [[Paul Gertner]] - Cups and Steel Balls
* [[The Amazing Jonathan]] - Crazy Comedy
* [[Joaquin Ayala|Ayala]] & [[Joaquin Ayala|Lilia]] - Fun with Fire
* [[Rick Thomas]] - Levitation
* [[René Lavand]] - "It Can't Be Done Any Slower"
* Max Maven - Interactive Magic
* [[Luis de Matos]] - Rubberbands and Mirrors
* Melinda - Drill of Death
* [[Tom Ogden]] - Close Up Magic
* [[Penn & Teller]] - The Magic Bullet Catch
==World's Greatest Magic III==
Original Air Date: November 27, 1996 hosted by John Ritter
* Brett Daniels - Ferrari Appearance
* [[Hans Klok|Hans]] & [[Hans Klok|Sittah]] - Dekolta Chair and Box, and Beheaded
* [[Joseph Gabriel]] - The Mistake of Righteousness
* [[Michael Finney]] - Comedy card on forehead
* [[Galina]] - Sensual Magic
* [[Nathan Burton]] - Comedy Magic
* [[Guy Hollingworth]] - Close-up, Twisting the Aces, Torn and Restored
* [[David Williamson]] - Rocky, Cups and Balls
* Greg Frewin - Twister (Double Trouble)
* [[Steve Wyrick]] - Produces an airplane on stage
* [[Jean-Pierre Vallarino]] - Champagne
* [[Dirk Arthur]] - Sleight of Tiger
* [[Bob Arno]] - Comedy Pickpocket
* Brett Daniels - Cutting a woman in half
* [[Peter Marvey]] - Manipulation
* The Pendragons - Showgirl Vanish
==World's Greatest Magic IV==
Original Air Date: November 26, 1997 hosted by John Ritter
* Ayala & Lilia - Double Buzz Saw
* [[Jonathan David Bass]] - Fun with Birds
* [[Tabary]] - Fun with a Rope
* [[Juliana Chen]] - Masks & Manipulation
* Mac King - Teach-a-Trick
* [[Kirby Van Burch]] - Transforms two assistants into a leopard, produces a Helicopter
* [[Ken Mate]] - Comedy Insurance Policy card trick
* [[Tim Kole]] - Cuts off his assistant's head
* Max Maven - Interactive Magic
* [[Lennart Green]] - Miracles with a Deck of Cards
* [[Rick Thomas]] - Osmosis
* [[The Hamners]] - Exotic Birds
* [[Dexion]] - Bends metal pole with neck
* [[Raymond Crowe]] - Manipulation with billiard balls
* [[Carl Cloutier]] - Card Locator
* [[Sherry Lucas]] - Assistant crawls through her body
* Lance Burton - Jaws of Death
==World's Greatest Magic V==
Original Air Date: November 25, 1998 hosted by John Ritter
* [[John Gabriel]] - Wireframe
* [[Magic Unlimited]] - The three magicians are 15, 16, and 17 years old
* [[Hans Klok]] - Through the fan
* [[Harry Anderson]] - Paper to a $20, and interactive Masked Magician
* [[Mike Caveney]] - Comedy scissors through the jacket
* Mac King - Teach-a-Trick
* [[James Dimmare|James Dimmère]] - Classic Magic, doves, canes, silks, etc.
* [[Michael Ammar]] - Cups & Balls, and card tricks
* [[The Majestix]] - Pass through solid steel, and the Puzzler
* [[Phelston Jones]] - Pyro magic, masks, and more
* [[The Evasons]] - Psychics
* John Gabriel - Levitation
* [[Jim Passe]] - Paradox Sphere, twists a lady in half
* [[Peter Gossamer]] & [[Hayley Taylor]] - Comedy Psychics (Mental Tele-pathetic)
* [[Goldfinger & Dove]] - Stage Monte
* Brett Daniels - Grand Canyon
== External links ==
* [https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0385345/ The World's Greatest Magic 1]
* [https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0421011/ The World's Greatest Magic 2]
* [https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0829320/ The World's Greatest Magic 3]
* [https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0332520/ The World's Greatest Magic 4]
* [https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0267123/ The World's Greatest Magic 5]
== See also ==
* [[Champions of Magic]]
* [[Melinda: First Lady of Magic]]
* [[World's Most Dangerous Magic]]
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Latest revision as of 20:00, 10 February 2024

Genii (1994)
For other uses, see World's Greatest Magic (disambiguation).

The World's Greatest Magic was a series of American television shows showcasing magic acts. The first of five shows was broadcast by NBC in 1994, and the shows continued with annual editions through 1998. The World's Greatest Magic shows were produced by Gary Ouellet.

The first episode was hosted by Robert Urich, the second by Alan Thicke, and the final three episodes by John Ritter.

World's Greatest Magic I

Original Air Date: November 23, 1994 hosted by Robert Urich[1]

World's Greatest Magic II

Original Air Date: November 22nd, 1995 hosted by Alan Thicke

World's Greatest Magic III

Original Air Date: November 27, 1996 hosted by John Ritter

World's Greatest Magic IV

Original Air Date: November 26, 1997 hosted by John Ritter

World's Greatest Magic V

Original Air Date: November 25, 1998 hosted by John Ritter

External links

See also

References

  1. ↑ Genii 1994 November (cover story)
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