Episodes
Episode 1
January 2, 1993
Paul Daniels presents some more magical illusions and introduces speciality acts from around the world. Tonight his guests are aerial acrobat Nyoka from Mexico, French comedy magician Philippe Socrate and Canadian Marty Feldman look-alike Denis Lacombe with his crazy conductor act. Plus visits from Carmen Silvera, Jim Bowen, John Inman, Ruth Madoc and Norman Collier.
Episode 2
January 9, 1993
Tonight's guests are Red Ryder from Texas and the Hassani Troupe from Morocco. In the weekly "card sharp" spot is Darwin Ortiz of the USA.
Episode 3
January 16, 1993
Tonight's guests are singer Jess Conrad, Kathy Staff (Nora Batty in Last of the Summer Wine) and Swiss cycling duo Anja and Adrian. In the weekly "card sharp" spot is London's Michael Vincent.
Episode 4
January 23, 1993
Guests are diarist Nigel Dempster, card magician Rene Lavand from Venezuela, Marie Perry from the USA and Great Britain's Mearns and Durham.
Episode 5
January 30, 1993
Some more magical illusions and speciality acts from around the world. Tonight the contents of the sealed box that Nigel Dempster took away with him last week is revealed. This week's guests are Lady Quadro, a contortionist from Germany, Rodolfo Reyes from Italy and Swedish card star Lennart Green.
Episode 6
February 6, 1993
Some more magical illusions from Paul Daniels, and speciality acts from around the world including Germany's superstars of balance, the Liazeed, and from France "master cardician" Philippe Socrate. Featuring Martin Daniels.
Episode 7
February 13, 1993
Magical illusions and speciality acts from around the world. With card star Darwin Ortiz from the USA, magician Michael Vincent from England, and from Japan, the top-spinning Koma Zuru. With Debbie McGee.
Episode 8
February 20, 1993
This week, living body sculpture from Canada's outstanding balancing act Vis Versa, Swedish card star Lennart Green, a ghost story, and bobbins that mysteriously change colour. With Martin Daniels.
Episode 9
February 27, 1993
For the last of the series, there is a special "open-air" illusion, and from Germany, the Bauers Troupe of sensational aerialists.
