I have recently been binging the 2002-3 version of "The Twilight Zone" and have generally disliked the programs. However, this one is a real winner...the best of the shows I've seen so far and every bit as good as the old episodes.
Mario Devlin is one of the best young magicians in the world....sort of a David Copperfield or Chris Angel type performer. But one trick has eluded him...the famous "Pharaoh's Curse". It's been very rarely performed and perhaps only one person alive knows how the trick is done...Harvey Kellogg. So, Mario seeks an audience with the great magician and he pesters the man to show him the secret of this trick. The problem is that it really ISN'T a trick. What does that mean and how does it end? Watch the show.
If more episodes had been like this one, the show would have lasted longer. Well written, exciting and with a really neat twist...this one is well worth your time.
Mario Devlin is one of the best young magicians in the world....sort of a David Copperfield or Chris Angel type performer. But one trick has eluded him...the famous "Pharaoh's Curse". It's been very rarely performed and perhaps only one person alive knows how the trick is done...Harvey Kellogg. So, Mario seeks an audience with the great magician and he pesters the man to show him the secret of this trick. The problem is that it really ISN'T a trick. What does that mean and how does it end? Watch the show.
If more episodes had been like this one, the show would have lasted longer. Well written, exciting and with a really neat twist...this one is well worth your time.