Mind you, they were an act that broke up 37 years ago and who never had a top 40 album in the United States, so one can see how they've be less visible than either the prog acts who were commercially bigger, or those who lasted longer.

Note that with their program, they've gone out of their way to, when revealing that they know how a trick was performed, do so in a way so that the audience can't figure out how that was.

There are reasons why they still hold seances in an effort to contact Houdini….

The sort of thing only a VHS box would love…..

And who knows who will want to speak at the testimonial now…..

I do recall noting that Heather plunged in popularity as a name once Heathers was released, though I'm not fully sure that correlation equals causation.

The fact that he had no real career in front of the cameras until his mid-forties seems to have played a major role in that- we never saw a "young" version of him, and, like King, he was one of those folk who seems not to have aged well when younger but then kind of froze in appearance.

Almost by design…..

Except that pralines are appealing…..

The third-greatest trick involved the Washington Senators.

We think so!

It's still on the air- in fact, the last two episodes of the season air on Thursday and the week after that.

Now, now, let's not make a claim that we can't take back!

6-8. Paul Orlac, The Hands of Orlac; Vernon Paris, Hands of a Stranger; Bill Chrushank, Body Parts.

You mean it isn't my time zone, and you aren't just nite-owls?

Because it's fun!

Or, worse still, "actress who named her son Free and called herself Seagull for a time".

Quite frankly, we'd prefer it if it were the Brothers McGill dealing with the paranormal, and divided between the one that wants to bring them to justice and the one that wants to cheat them…..

*Sees what he can trade them in for before it is too late*

I get the feeling that doing so would probably piss off too much of the audience for us to ever get that…..